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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
GREENWASHERO::
SAYSSO HIMSELF
According 10 His Own Version Of
SmaSh-Up Hudson" Act
ed Bravely
I GREEN, the local business man.

= GREEN, the local business man.
O'tle t. II Hudson" who with Mn.
Myrtle tlHrk was In the automobile
accident on South Robinson avenue
Thursday night proved himself II
hero. according TO information obtained
since the accident Green aud Mrs.
Clark were riding In the formers
automobile, aud travelling, Green said.
about twenty miles uu hour when at
the intersection nt 1900 South Robin.
SON Il buggy occupied 10y Mrs Jack
SON aud child, started across the
street
Grrru gave this account. We were
going not more than twenty miles an
hour Mr., Jackson started 10 drive
across the street She told me she
was blinded by the headlights uu m,
car II WAS tD0 late for me to stop.
so 1 lururl my ear tu the side aud
turned down the pmhankmeut. which
was twelve 60 fifteen feet high. II
is % wonder to mr that somebody
wasn't killed My ear was badly dam.
aged
"lf ! had gone straight ON would
have struck the woman, buggy about
the center. and ! would have hurt
somebody mighty seriously ! Thought
the best thlug for me- to do was Ia
uru 20 the side. though rraIized
that I might have killed myself"
Green Mrs Clark Mrs Jackson and
her syearold grand child. met nj the
police station Friday afternoon and
agreed to q settlement n Is under
stood Green gave the woman check
fur Sl7 which would repair the hupg,
nnl harness
The case against Green ON charge
M reckless driving came up I'm police
court Saturday afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
Emma Bunting
Doesn't Fear
Comparison

SO terror. uf fear or suspense a..
sail pretty llllIc Emma bunting a, she
faces th" ordeal " opening stock ru
gosrmcnt tomorrow iu play which
only few month, ago was produced
BOO Oklahoma city by one " the MA
uuus fuyorltn actresses. No selfre.
liant aud confident Is she that she
rather anticipated with pleasure the
comparison, which viii be- mudc by
Oyerhnlscr audiences between her cuu.
nupiion ui the role OF Jerry aud that
presented hy Miss Bnue burke last
season
The nnryrIUu, memory NJ Oklahoma
CitN.s dainty fnyurllp stands her ln
good stead. ana so far ns she Is con.
rrncd there viii be- mo- hesitation
mo- halt nr bitches. mo- stumbling or
mixing NJ lines This town has come
tu consider her wellnlgh perfect IN
her uhnuctrrizBtluns and II will &C.
cord her the ful praise due her
realizing the tremendous difficulties
under which she has lnhored In max.
Ing preparation, for this notable sea-
sons Introductory vehicle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11

... New York Cotton Futurss
NEW NHllk, Sept n COTTON closed
stprdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
Financial


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
COMPANY u DISBANDED

Upon an order from Adjutant ten
eral Frank Canton. Company u. okla
homu National Guard at McAlester
has hoen dishnudpd The order re-
GENTLY wus sent to Cant " J Srhae
Ter Lack NJ Interest ln the movement
and difficulty n recruiting 10 nc re-
Qulred strength prescribed hy the war
department We're assigned ~ reasons
tnr The nhnLlIlnn NJ Ihr rnmnnnK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
!. c. {. HEARING hERE
Examiner VIII Take Testimony Con.
corning Alleged Unfair Wheat Rates
and OverCharges Here Monday

Testimony for the Interstate com
mrrrc commission win be- taken oy Tx.
nmlnrr Wilson Of Washington u O.,
beginning Monday nt the lee llncklns
hutrL uu two important cases which
have attracted statewide attention
ON Monday the examiner will take
up the matter of the carriers recent
n,trmut tp raise the wheat rates from
points in oklahoma 10 Memphis, Tenn.
and on Tuesday Miller Rros win pre-.
sent their cn,c against the Frisr1
I'M witch tine, rIoIm nm overcharEe lu
rhargps fur shipments Of stock from
points in Florida to Rliss. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11

Cotton
New York Cottop

New Work Cotton
NEW YORK Scpt II The cotton mar
ket opened nrm today NJ un advance N,
10 60 ~ points iu response tn higher
Liverpool cables reports NJ mora a.
tive demand Tor yarns the arm shaving
" southern spot markets ana % growing
disposition 10 disregard international poli
ucs, Wall street und commission houses
were again active buyers while % south
western nperator Issued statement prp
dieting much higher prices aud the mar
kei sold about ~ to no poiuts above last
nights closing figures during the Hrst
few minutes A. SlU2i fpr for Ortohrr
and SlOIi fnr January. however. tBera
was heavy realizing frr over the we,g
end nnd reactions NJ n or points foI
lowed A private rsport made the con
dlilun n the rrnu N h on September 4
compared With ihr government report ni
90 ON August %
The moro favorable weather renortcl
IN the south promoted the tendency tn
take profits later and prices grptuolly
snggrd m to $40 lO for October ana siO n,
Tor January The close was steady mo-,
2 noinis lower tn point higher
rrnht taking Increased toward tho gl,ss
and the market sagged under N Iptr
IN the session prizes were only ope An
o points over Yesterdays close
New York Spot Cotton
NEW YORK. Sept n Cotton apnt
quiet, mddllng uplDnds, SiOlO. no snlps
New York Cotton Fuwrss
D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11

NEW YORK Sept n Cotton spnl
quiet, middllng uplnnds. SiOiO. no snlo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11

Prom Amarillo, Woodward Alva
Kiovn Enid and Guthrie duiyl0;JO an
FEI,tu LirrS INBOUND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
Grain and
Provisions

NN.,N W VIZ sept II WHEAT No
hnrd NlO2dlll, red lllull8.
,, VIA No mixed Wu y % white dgn
-. oars No. white o1Gs, ml,,d "a
. Sc Louls Cash Grain
~ LVl II, sept n WHEAT 40 3
rcd ~ 10 hard nominal
CORN No. O. iim1tci white Zoe
NAls~ No p Nc, white nominal
chicago Grain
CHICAGO. Sept n. WHEAT made N
fresh upward iumt today In rouseoucpcs
NJ further rains and because OF prrdlr
lions " additional dOWnpouds al over
the domestic belt before Monday uigb
90 quotations nt Liverpool counted Blso
against the hears There we're signs too
TINT world shipments for the week would
be- mragre Opening prices which rnugpd
ium tnr snmc as last night 20 a M with
September ui m'l in tl and December M
" 10 pANy were followed hy uuirk gen
eral advance which. lu some caspy amount
ed t0 "a
Improved Inquiry from the seaboord led
nterNnrd ~ Nlll higher prices I'M wheat
hut tuk Of possible impnrtliInua from
lunada brought about a decided reaction
lhe close Nus weak ut the same AZ Iaaf
night 10 7 cent higher win Sept nj put,
and Dec voc
subsequently comment ON the unusunI
abundHhce of forage tended to check corn
eulets. Ihe close wns unsettled NJ NftA
night ''''
Corn hardened with wheat and na b 70
suit ot unfnvorahle weather eporis were
current thet much corn had been blown
anNn by heavy winds IN central ilnnois
AFTER opening shade lower 10 tSr nd
vance the market scored moderate rise
ull around
Oats reflected the strength OF other
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
INTERESTED IN BOYS

Judge Frank Dale W Guthrie was
q visitor MT the state agricultural dp
partment SATURDAY lie Is trrm,u
dously Interested I'm the Roys clubs
movement IN agriculture and Is work
iug 10 secure a good attendance W the
Young farmers ~ the state fair aud
the prcsculntiou NJ an exhibit that will
Interest them and lend enthusiasm tn
their work ON the fnm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11

hNNNNN CITY. Sept N HOGS re
UmIuIs lHU. strudt Goo strong Uplt ygu0s,
heavy @75nsg light SiUas plr ;,
Wf1i 'N
CAT TIE Receipt .nn stead, Prime frH
'ltrrs N'uululp. dressed bert sirurs 81,
W' ~ nu'u"rn Steers S. Si4tN %. COWS
va 40. heiirts VI .5Wp 70 stocLers Uat
htEFP' Receipts none s.pndY Lambs
', luh 800 NHarllngs NG ,Uu Nethers
N,nHGju. ewes - .anG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
Livestock



Lul ~, Sept n HOGS RereIpts
'l"0 urndy Pigs and lights. 81 in6f
-' miNrd aud butchers - ntfs 20. good
heavy, 81 26u1
'AIILE Krrrlpts. sOO. steady Native
beef steers. ~ NNiO"5. ,purliug Steer,
nI heIfcrs SsjOMlOuu. COWS Sfnu,r
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'"-hs aud ludl1n steers. S. gs4tS H.. cow 4.
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..,ll.Er Receipts, iuuO stead, Lambs
N'oaaGi. sheep and ewes. 5, JOO5 W.
81 Louis Ii,rstoct
'Hl' 'Abu Sept o. Hogs. Wrrrlrf.
pWb light strong other, weak bun ~ .n
"'N. Ngh' NiuUs mixed sG5u4ts 20.
Nr4.' 81 H'l,j, rough ~ B25mUl5. plrs
car rlr Rsrelpf. Mn. steady. heer,s
20 lpa 10 %. COWS aud hefars AMs q.
lrNns steers sB4Unl iu. western siss-s
~ iuQssO calves li iUirnM
NllIlH Receipts 1Uu. strong native
~ 'Vu'" western s. pHU yrsrllugs NUsu
~ nuti'e lambs 50 4ufls Ui. western 500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
RAILROAD TIMETABLE

SANTA re NONrHBOUND
Depart
or Kansas CIiy. Colorado md
California ..... .............. 1.l0 am
.ruuas Dltl md chicago EIp .. t.5l am
.gusas DIB and Chicago ....,. JUNJ pm
.rnsrs ttr rulrugc. Colorado
and california fyet ....., ..... - pm
'ot Guthrie Enid. Kl0va. wood
ward Amarillo and West daily 90 pm
SANTA FE sUurHBuuNu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11

MA LINES
Oklahnma CitN.Fi Rene LIN.
lars leave Terminal station. Okioboru.
city $3.50 a m md every hour untU .so
u. M then no and n 40 m. .' ''
lars leave M RenU QO0 m and sv.,,
hour until , M, then $40 and bon,iy
until 1910 then ~ ,l6 D. m J
Oklahoma city Norman Lin.
lars leave oklahoma city BNN "A m .na
hourly until ~ 90 . m. then III .a6 \,
M.
far, leave Norman o02 a. m. and bour,,
until N 02 D. M
Oklahoma CITY Edmond line.
lars leave oklahoma Nity H.0I p m ana
hourly until IN o. g. m then n no n M
fars Leave Edmond 900, Ot a. m. and
hourly vuul n % D. m
Service begins one huur later on Ann.
daya and legal holldaTa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11

Remembrance wakes with all her busy
train.
Swclls at my breast and turns the past
20 pain. Goldsmith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

NEW ROOM bungalow for sale by
uHu,r Hardwood finish. built IN buffet
.n1 book case, l'rnnflful fixtures and dec
nrauuus. uIl Tho new up 10. date features 30
- uur ~ lhr finest llttl- homes IN okla
..m DltN Kite 5Hl15 feet Splendid lugu
N.u. urpr Belle Isle car line VIII sell ON
a1.' terms For fuli informution ruIl Phone
Wat ~
IMPROVED Farms in Arkansas Ozarrs.
.N n.rr- and uu from " 10 so per acre
iasy terms rl0h soil healthy climate no
overflow Ben / katE, Little Rock. Ark
SWAP We'll improved S2u acre farm
z. &l-WO geu.Iul merchandise and build
.ng that is clear sl3 p q Boz shawnee.
OK
FARM FOR SALE 100 acres 10 miles
Nurmnn. ~ Noble Gy IN cultivation. 100
acres pasture $500 Ssh tsOO on time J
4 Guthrie. owner Nourv ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
rorLrKY ANn LIyEsrocK.

>~-~~~~~SS'II~ ~'IC~li,, - - ' r - = ~ ~.
kLGlsIENEp Jersey COW for sale or
ra"lungr f"r fresh COW Bnd calf or other
livestock Phone " 1891 or call ll21 v
lUfl street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-11
10 TRADE

GOOD SENING mwNn. . ru.. rr
N..Hs Hf ur nI h.N ~ N7rgu'.
Us Hfuu
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-15
CHICAGO BRIEFS

Charles Morris, supervising archi-
tect of treasury dept, comforting with
federal officials on proposed worlds
greatest postofice, to be built on
west side.
Charles B. McCandIess, dentist,
1O8 N. State, sued for $4,000 by Mrs.
Mary Manuel, 23O E. 31st. Says he
caused loss of 6 teeth.
Arguments on motion to quash in
dictment of Julius RQsenwald con-
tinued until tomorrow by Judge Nc
Donald.
Offices of National Fire PROBING
Co., 327 S. La Sale ST., robbed Sat-
urday night. About $525 gone.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-15

Paris. - The English have aban-
doned temporarily their offensive
east of NeuVe ChapeIe and have be-
gun an energetic assault on the Ger
man trenches south of Ypres.
It was admitted at the war Office
that the first British attacks yester-
day afternoon were not successful.
London, March f5.-Great Britain
today struck her promised blow
against Germany. By issuing an
Order in Council she throttled Ger
many's commerce in a drastic man
ner unprecedented in international
law.
The decree practically declares a.
blockade of the German North. sea
coast, without using the precise
term. This is contrary to all pre-
cedents which require the presence
of blockading warships.
To complete the program of "starv-
ing out the kaiser" the government
laid certain drastic restrictions upon
neutral commerce. These are de-
signed to prevent Germany from ex-
porting or importing any cOmmOdi-
ties through Holland or Scandinavian
countries on the Baltic sea, contro1-
ed by the German navy.
The government expects strong
protests from the United States, Hol-
land, the Scandinavian countries.
whose commerce is hit hard by the
order in council made public today.
Reconsideration soldiers have
massacred sixty Greek families in the
village of YsmaTi, according to I'M
confirmed reports. The report caused /
great excitement here, pro-war SEN
timent stirred.
Petrograd. - The German advance
upon Przasnysz has been halted, at
least temporarily, by the defeat of |
detachments from MlaVa A new bat |
tie for possession of Przasnysz can
not be long delayed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-15
ENGLAND BARS GERMAN COMMERCE WITH
NEUTRAL NATIONS CHRISTIANS MASSACRED

44N4O i AGA4NO 4yAEAOOEANANA4%
Austrians have renewed their at
tempts to reach the Dniester, but
have been beaten off.
German regiments have reinforced
the Austrians. The Austro-German
losses in Tapkow are reported heavy.
London.-The. fall of Smyrna be-
fore the end of the week is predicted
in Athens dispatches. Here warships
have been sent to reinforce Rear Ad-
miral Peirse, whose squadron is
smashing away at the Turkish forts
and the Smyrna garrison is reported
to be preparing to eYacUate.
Another attack on the DardaneIles
forts has been begun from inside the
strait. Mine sweepers have resumed
clearing the waters and several allied
battleships steamed into the strait
early Sunday. ConstantinOple is in a
panic.
acknowledgements answer to Ger
many's submarine warfare Will be
made public in detail late today. The
government will describe just how
far the allies intend to go in laying
an embargo on shipments to anu
from Germany.
1t will reassert the position taken
by the government and stated by
Premier Asquith that the allies re-
serve the right to put such drastic
order into effect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05

netted him a total profit of only about $500. The goods he stole were worth many times that amount but the fences" were avaricious.
 Out of a bank robbery many years ago in Harrison, N. J, he got nothing, as he was 9outside man," and his con- feoerates, who got several thousand dollars, double crossed" him,
 'Yau ask ne if I'd go straight if I got out now?' he echoed. That de - bends on conditions. Suppose I was turned out today. ] haven't cent. I've no friends no one who has the slight est confidence in me. ! couldn't even get out of the city without help. If I vas turned on the streets dn this con- dition what could I do but steai?
 "Blt I'd be willing to work if I could get job. I can work. learned the painters trade in prison.
 There Is nothing in this crtme busi- ness. I'm glad to talk abeut it now be- cause what I say might help some oth- CT men to keep straight. They can see
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Finds Crime Is Profitless

tOiH tnS &AlCdEO JouFIldl,
 New York-There Is a story of a criminal, who, after half century of thseving, has decided that there is nothing in It."
 It's narrator is Tiny Smith" some times known as "Biackie" and much less frequently by his real name, Will liam Klinger, now in the Tombs. He is 58 years old and has passed 26 of those years in prison.
 Whyo gang in what was then the Bloody Sixth ward and was taught how to go over transom and open ths door of q store for thieves waiting out side.
 Klinger said he was not sure of the total number of times he had been sem tenced to prison, but that he thought 1t was 15. The crimes included bank burglary, house burglary. forgery and pocket picking,
 Most striking of his statements was one that his 51 years of crime had
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
LEGAL NOTICES
Collateral Snle

Collateral Snle
 Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness for the security of which the hereinafter de- scribed certificate of stock was de- posted collatera1ly, the undersigned will proceed to sell at public outcry 10 the highest bidder for cash before he courthouse door of Jefferson coun- |y, Alabama, on Wednesday, the 18th lay of December. 1915. the following described personal property, to-wit: Certificate No. "A of the capital stock bf the Burnwell Coal company. a cor poration, said certificate being for 125 |hares of said capital stock of the par Ealue of S10e each.
 This, November 2s, 1915.
 w. J. FRANCIS, as Trustee r l1-29-16t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
 New Treatment for Diabetes

From the New York Times.
 The question as to whether da betes is an inherently progressive disease or .the simple weakness of a metabolic function, is what will finally determine the value of pr. F. H. Aliens starving treatment, ip the opinion of the Journal of the American Medical assoeiation. In It's issue of October 30 the Journal dis cusses Dr. Aliens bold and radical treat ment of diabetes.
 seThe warning to insist on an intel llgent appreciation of the aim and method alike of any new procedure in therapy may not be amiss in =eiation to the treatmsnt of diabetes by prolonged fast ingr says the Journal. "A competent American student of diabetes has sue cinctly summarized the intent of the new procedure az follows:
 ssFasting and a low diet have long been known, utit is only fair to give Alien the credit, first, of seeing the the- rapeutic significance of hamilton in se- were case of diabetes; second of proving on diabetic dogs that prolonged fasting would render them sugar free. and third. of having the courage of his convictions and applying this principle to human diabetes
 An initia! fast of seven or eight days may be necessary to get the patient suglr free but pr. Allen mas said that broadly speaking, freedom from sugar seems attalnable in all cases of uneom- plicated human diabetes bAf0re there is danger of death from sfaryation-a re- assnrance that may not reassure all pa- tients.
 The significance at bottom of pr. AL len's treatment lies in the belief that if sugar free and acid free condition can be established and kept the damaged i'm kf~~~ -e Al the utilization of sugar ultimately de- pends, is protected. and rest becomes pos sihle Structural losses can't he repaired, but such rest may restore function, 1t is thought.
 Dr. Allen is now on the staff of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical ReF search.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
BIRMINGHAM
 Business Directory

RESTRICTIONS f1apama Abstract Co. land titles. +Vs7@fAA sd ave. Phone. ....... 3SG BUSINESS COLLEGES wheeler Business College, 19o3- asA' lst ave. Oldest, largest, best. sessions day and night. $50 pays lor complete course. Call. write. oF phone. Main .....-........1 .1119
 CORsETIER Fhe Spirella Corset Shop. Luzs Glen Iris ave. FAone .2S5S-J ENGINE BUILDERS |aaTaie-T a1a -Tynes Mig: Co. 2sth st and sun ave. N. Main b7 4a-SsS
 GROCERY STORES shropshire Daniels Grocery Co. 1928 ,. 2Uth st. Main .4236-4235- -11S5
 HARNESS AND SADDLERY William Reekling. Manufacturer of saddles, harness, carriage and auto trimmings. Barkeepers F. & Brass polish. 1S11 Ed ave. Phone 50u
 HOTELS Reliance hotel. Near Terminal de- pot 9th ave. and 26th st. Phone 194p
 RENTALS For house OF business location, and, especially. if you are stranger i'll the city, see us. Me- Conneil- -Anglin- White R, E. &
 RUBBER TIRES Exclusive Rubber Tire Co. Lowest prices on carriage rubber. Ed ave, and l6th st. Phone. 37aS
 STATIONERS zac Smith Stationery Co. Archf- tect and high school supplies. Loose leaf ledgers. 2024 1st ave Phone ................. s2s
 REAL ESTATE sethea Real Estate & Insurance Co. 2027 Sd ave, N. Phone. 1Ie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Lc9nI Notice

Estate of Charles s. Simmons, deceased.
 Letters testamentary upon the last will Ind testament of Charles s. Simmons laying been granted to the undersigned In the eighth day of November, 1915, by he Hon. J. P. Stiles, judge of the pro- bate court of Jefferson county, Alabama, &otice is hereby given that all persons laying claims against said estate will he Iequired to present the same within the lime required by law, or same will be 3arred. MRS. KATE SIMMONS
 p-2S-3t-su EXecutrix.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
From I4e Cri de Paris.

We know that our soldiers have been allowed to do away with their facial hair. It has been shown that the sol idiers of Napoleon remained freely beard- less and that the absence of hair be- heath the nose accorded with the views of hygienists The opinion. comb ated by the nlustache school. has just surren- dered. An official circular recalls to the soldiers of France that the wearing of the mustache is military. that the razored face is not so and that the entire army should hereafter avoid showing the up- per lip. Thus the mustache has triumphed after having been discussed, decried and almost proscrihed.
 
 Who gets the Strand tickets? Read the classified ads and you will see
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
Army Mustache Triumphs

hy what has become of me that being a crook doesn't pay"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-05
INVESTMENTS

The problem of investing money wisely is enc that worries a great many people. Many find 1t worth while to keep closely posted on the feal estate conditions, as to buying, Felling. renting and exchanging. Each day they consult the clearing louse of real estate news in the want bolumns. There is g healthy demand For realty of all kinds and landlords &gents, tenants, investors. all look to the want columns for realty in- formation. The want ads lead direct y to more real estate transactions
 h.n any other way.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-09-02
1877 Special Trains
To Handle Peach crop

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 1.---For the
movement Of Georgia peach
crop-to Eastern markets during
the season extending from May
27 to Aug. II Southern Railway
operated 1877 special trains from
Atlantasto Potomac Yards on fast
passenger schedules handling
1886 cars, of which 1874, 49,. 3
made perfect schedule and were
delivered to connections in time
make on the date due. For each
of these trains four engines, and
four crews of five men each
were required.