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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.

Mr.. Terrell Bartlett will give an II.
Illustrated lecture at A. & NJ. College
Tuesday. May 30. at 7:t5 p. m. in
room rs. civil engineering building
on the subject OF highways. bridges
and culverts.
Mr.. Bartlett Is a member OF the en-.
cheering firm OF Bartlett q Ranney
OF San Antonio and Dallas. lie has
designed and built many highways and
bridges which have attracted the at,
tention OF engineers all over the
United States.
This lecture is given primarily for
the benefit OF the students OF high.
way engineering. but everyone In.
terestcd In this subject is cordially
invited TO attend.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
OPERATION WAS NECESSARY.

Mrs. T. N. Herring and little SON,
Henry Smith, arrived in the city Sat-
urday afternoon from waxahachie to
join Mr.. Herring. city editor Of The
Eagle. When the train arrived the
little boy was found to be III and his;
condition In short time became seri.
GUS. A physician was called and an
operation was advised. Mrs. Herring,
desiring to submit the case to her
family physician. returned to waxah-
ACHE at noon Sunday. The operation
was performed this morning and a
telegram to Mr. Herring at noon to-
day stated II was entirely successful
and the little fellow was resting easy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29

And some men are nearly all pre-
amble.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
DOUBLE HoNoRs FOR
NEWcoMs GRADUATE.
Black Gown and Red Cap for Taking
Two Courses.

II Miss Genevieve Lawler insists
upon getting all that's coming to her.
she will receive two sets Of graduation
honors from Newcomb College next
week. For she is a graduate in two
different ways.
When praises and good wishes are
sprinkled on the graduating class,
Miss Lawler can reach out for two
shares OF each without feeling greedy
about Il. She can ask for double
portion OF everything other graduates
get only one helping Of.
And, she has perfect right TO wear
two caps and an equal number OF
gowns. II she can manage Il.
She actually will get diploma In
each hand when the time comes. One
will certify that she has duly com.
pleted everything required TO earn n
Bachelors Degree in Education. The
other will show that she has finished
the Normal Art Course.
Miss Iawler will wear black gown
and a red cap as the only indication
that she Is entitled to two graduating
costumes. All OF those other extras
due her she oheerfully renounees.
II took Miss LAWYER only five years
to accomplish what would have re.
1uired eight years. In 1911 this Or.
leans girl graduated from the New.
comb High School. and then struck
out after two more diplomas.--New
orleans Daily States.
Miss LAWYER is a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Lawler, Sr., OF this city
and her many friends here are proud
OF the success she has attained In
this great Southern school and extend
10 her their heartiest congratulations
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29

A respectable cat may look at
king-if there isn't mouse In sight.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

DR.. George F. Lee Of Wellborn was
in the city today.
George Price was In tocay from his
home near Wellborn.
Tully Foster was In town today
from Providence.
We have a few odds and ends in
collars, harness, brides, saddle pads,
etc, that can be bought at your own
price. Hensarling Mercantile Co.
Misses Lille Fay Sanders and Lilac
Jones have returned from the School
OF Industrial Arts at Denton.
Richard Conroy has returned from
Corpus Christi where he has been EN-.
ployed for some time with contractors
who are prospecting for oil in that
section.
II Is now definately settled that we
will move to our new place on Tues.
day next. In order to further reduce
our stock we shall continue our sale
to that date, and you will make nice
saving on these goods. The heaviest
business Of the month coming az we
are getting stock arranged In our new
place, we shall be glad to have your
order for the remainder Of this month
to be placed on June account. Hen
sarling Mercantile Co.
George A. Adams has returned from
San Antonio where he attended the
State Sunday School convention. He
also stopped in Austin and attended
the hearing on fire insurance rates
before the State Fire Insurance Com.
mission.
II. l.. Mcknight, Of the extension
department OF A., & NJ. College, is in
Tarrant County this week in the in
fe,est Of the College work.
Miss Myrtle Simmons OF Hearne.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. VIII
Ruchti, returned home today.
Over fifty years the srhser Sewing
Machine has been the leader. They
are better today than ever. Sold for
cash or small monthly payments.
Rented weekly or monthly. Adjust
and repair all makes. Phone T. A.
Satterwhite.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS.

Peter McGrough. Rochester.
Joe Grineo. Dallas.
II. X. Laramorc. Houston.
Ray Mcdonald. Austin.
A. II. Field. 81. Louis.
Leo r. Ciocdcn. Cleveland.
Matte Thomas. College.
Elizabeth Walker. College.
Edgar =. Bates. College.
VIM. uppcrman. City.
A. 4. parmula. College.
A. II. Ray, College.
A. u. Kcmble. waxahachie.
II. $. virgins. Ennis.
u. Il. winEate. Ennis.
W. A. Leigh. Jr,. City.
H. y. Wheeler. Brooklyn.
Jas. Burton. College.
u. l.. Linn. Humble.
T. ]. Lion. Dallas.
]. NJ. Norwood. Dallas.
A. c. Lambert, Hcarne.
r. ]. Beard. Fort Worth.
J. II. Pitsfield and family, For
Worth.
J. L. Mcmillan and family. Madill
Okla.
J. p. Anderson. San Antonio.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIALS.

LONG LEAF LUMBER. All Duild'
ing materials. Complete house bills
shipped anywhere. Quick shipments
Grade and count guaranteed. Exami
nation allowed. Send estimate. In
dependent Cooperative Lumber Co.
Lake Charles, La"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
Standing Of Teams.

Where They Play Today.
Houston at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Waco.
Galveston at San Antonio.
Dallas at Shreveport.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
BANKS CLOSE TUESDAY.

The banks of the City OF Bryan will
not be open for business on May 30,
Tuesday. the same being Decoration
Day, a legal holiday. The public will
please take notice and govern itself
accordingly.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
FOR SALE.

A bargain. One quarter block OF
ground and two good cottages; one
four rooms and one six rooms.
Sewer and city water; east front;
good neighborhood; close In. Price
$4,000. ]. W. Bats.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29

One girl doesn't kiss another girl
because she likes Il; It's merely her
method Of simplified advertising.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Houston Z, Beaumont 5.
Fort Worth 4, Waco 0.
San Antonio AZ. Galveston 81.
Shreveport Q. Dallas 3.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29
posroFFIce CLOSED TOMORROW,

Postmaster J. Z. Astin announces
that tomorrow being a legal holiday,
the postoffice will be closed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-29

The worst examples a small boy
ever encounters are In his arithmetic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
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Iiuic bo6en mir rmiFIde |ortSfe blntie abghlaeeH
Bon Der italieniihen SrOnt
9ie ianen Srnppcn Augrifc in Der WUn
GnIo GsuO, Die uber IGmmtd 5nridscuOrcn mnrSen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

9onoon. t3. Snli. 9ladocm
elm oeuilheS Smihboot am Tieuiioa
abeno ben britiiheu Noien ron Seo.
bum ongegriiien botte. bcridicic
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grill 0eittlher llnteriecbooic oii cine
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5eiee pproeu in oen @rmo sebobri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
GrIt i'm Antangs-
Staoiuul.
9taiirtcn NHcnTbe anf
@eltfrOnt,
GO erfldrt ASremiermimi
Tter 9tsqMitB.

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ibre Seicrtoec binolts 6u Ihie6cn
g9ciI mebr @lunitiou ee.
braubt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

Qln einem EbciIc ser Sront bobcn
mir ciniac oentiHe &oubiben neblt
cincr Gatontitdt bon Wllmition CT
beutet. CieIc perOen bel poHcnoer
@eleecnbeit eegen oen 6eino bennst
peroen."
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8ulletin.
ToriS. 13. SnG. - Gos bellte
9lbeno bonn fron8oiihcn &ricgS.Sn'
reoi ucroiientlicbte ofii5icllc Bulletin
bot iolgenoen @ortlout:
.gon cinem 8iemlih Ie6bolten
Reimbursement IN Der @c9cuo bon
Souoiae aui Dem re@ten llier Der
WlooS obecIebem iinO fcine Greienilie
bon @eoelihins bon Der son5en 6ront
5it beridten."
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ta9Sbcridt.
YoriS. t3. Suli. n Seine Sn.
ioutericf0mpic bon 9eocutilus crcig.
netcn iicb eeliern glodt an ocr Ser.
Oim.5rout imO l0ngs ocS bon Den
Sron5olcn eebalieuen slbidnittes Der
Somme.5rout, 70 meloet DER beutc
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6rontbcriht
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bon ocn Gcutibcn wciter ollrhge'
fiibrt.
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6ron5olcn in cincu Goriprimg oeI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14

oelltihen Sront ein mO nobnen Sc
ioueene. Sn Ocn 9lrsomen bot ooS
8euer Ser 8rait3oicn 5ipei oelitihen
glneriiien @inbnIt eetbon.
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tiou ouf unierer Sront bat iidb feline
nennenSlperthe @cr1nocrime 3uge.
ltuHcN.
Su ser @eecrO peltIih BON @p.
idocte nnO iiiOlidb bonn 2o 9aiIee.
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llcberioa ouf uuiere Sdiiteusrobem
CT iuiIr0c ieood Olirh unier 5euer
5uriidgetrie6eu
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E60tiefeit SeinoIihe Nloihiueit
moreu cbcnioaS oftiu; bod ane ihre
glngriiie oui uniere iiber Sen 0eiIt.
iheu 9iuien opcrircnocu 9eroplouc
lwur0en abeeidIaecu. Giner uniercr
gIeropIane miro permibt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
Sirgr out
0rm papir.
@Out italieniittra' @enes
ralitab eriiritten.
Ole Seiterreiher ansebs
lid 5ilriiCtgeipUrien.

gei 9lnsrifieu oui Die fiir8lid bon
Oeu Stalieuern eciponnenen Stel.
luneen i'm @tid.TboIe.- Oeiter-
ELECTROMAGNETIC Eruppen er.
liiten Der 9lneobe nod Ihmerc
@erIiiltc. II @os 9SetcrSbure ou
meloen peiB. Ruiien poIIen
2OOO @eianeeue eemoat boben.
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Seiterreidiide Erlippen iino bel gIIl
eriifen out Die fiir5lidl bon oen Sto.
lienern eerponnenen Stenunaen I'M
etid EbaIe oneebIid 5uriidecihIa.
gen luoroen.
GieieS miro in Dem nodiiebenoen
oiii5ieIen 8eridt oes itoIieniiden
@eucroIitobs. Scr beute Gadnntiog
befannt eegeben murOe, ecmeIoet:
ISM @omonico Sbolc NOR ole
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ionOers in Der @eaenO bon 2onoIc.
SIM gtId T6oIe idritt Scr 6cino
eeitern Inhnlittag nod 9Irtiaerie.
Sorbereihmeen i'm eroBen 9ioBItobe
6um 9lnariife ouf lmiere nellen SteI-
Inneen uoroIih BON MoIeo 8unao,
Turd) Oie promptc lmO ipirfioms
Gon5entrotioH lmieres 6elerS pur.
Sen ole 9Inereifer eeDpungen Hh
nod idiucren 8erIuitcn in llnoro.
mng 5uriid5l8ieben
9luf Dem @eit ser 6ront bis snr
grento boben mir oie 9inic oeS5eiu.
oeS in iebr beiiioer @eiic bonlbor-
0irt, un0 unlerc Snfouterie nnter.
uabm an mebrercn EinItcn @orito.
sc. Die bon gelUiiiem Griolse besIei.
tet iporen.
9lif Der SioH5o 6ront Fam eS
nidt 81 Sperationen bon erw0b.
nenSwertber Sbdtigfeit."
@os @etersbure3itm
Den mei s.
EetcrSburq pio 9onoon. III
Sic gluIien boben in oen blutipen
&dmpien peiiIid bon Dem Sliiiie
Stripo in @oIiSieu 1000 @efougene
eemodt. 0ics miro in Dem ofii3iel.
len 9eribt angefiimOiat. Der beute
Nohnittog bonn ritiiiifen 8rieas.
9iireau erIaiien ipurOe unO foleen-
OermaBen loutet;
Bon Oerruffifden 6ront.
.An Der Gnina oberbaIb nno M
terbol6 BON 8rieOrihitoOt boben mir
erfolgreibe 9Iuifl1rnngs Streii5ii.
ee sur 9luSnibrme eebraht.
Pm SIuiic Stodboo fam es Su ci.
nem ihorfen 9lrtiaerie Tuea. 81.
uige feinoIicbe 5lug3euee iIoeen bin.
tcr ltniere 2inicn ln6 tporien 9om-
ben berob unO ieuerten NIT Moldli-
nenaelpebren ouf uniere 1rrppen
Sn @oIi5ien IN Ser @eaeno lueit.
lib bon Der unteren Stripo. bobeu
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8peifeIte Rdmpic obseipielt. Ger
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ihc @ceenonerific. @ir boben mebr
oIs 2OOO @eionacuc mO croberten
cine 8onone uno mebrerc Moidinen.
geluebrc.
Bon foufofiiden
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g8ir bobcu peltlid bon Der Gr5e.
rnm 2inie cine erioIereibr Gfien.
iioe 5lr Gnhiiibrlme eebrodt, Die
Eiirten boben 0ereebIidh oeriudt, su
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4riegsredt in @oOri0
protIumirt.
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Stoot nno @ropius MoOrio muroc
beltte ipceeu OeS Strifes Der @obn.
sIneeiteaten Der seIoeeulnss3uitono
oerhdnst. Gies riro in ciner 0o.
oos.0epei6e aus Ser iponiihcn
| SoiptitoOt eemeIoet
&0nie Alfons couferirt 3 G.
5HeIid StrifeIogc.
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Ser Strife ocr @o6n SIugeitellten
III nod nibt beiaeIeat gr Bot oen
gertebr in erniter @ciie bebmoert.
@eitern muroen etpo bunOert Stri.
ter perboitet.
(Yg..s. OfIf...c sfi ..~L 0o,N,.tN 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-14
&riegsrsat far goR8
Spanien.

MabriS, Oia SOnSOu, IA. Snli.
TT @eitern sI6eHO wnrOe Onrdl cine
fOuisIide %rOtlumntiun Der SeIaes.
rnnss5mitauS iiber suus Spauiea
berbGHet.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
SURETY COMPANY SUED
Action Based on Loses Under EN-
pIoyers' Liability Act.

To recover losses suffered under tho
employers liability act, th" South
western surety Company OF Oklahoma
was made the defendant In suit filcd
In the District Suprem" Court yester'
DAY by Curtis and Shumway, Inc, gen
cTal contractors. Tho plaintiffs allego
that through failure OF the surety
company TO respond to a demand for
restitution protecting against losses
while engaged In carrying out con
tract for the Southern Railway, the
plaintiffs were compelled to pay n
settlement OF 800 and hospital bills
amounting TO si02.22.
An cmploye who lost one arm and
the sight OF one eye In AN explosion
was concerned, The employe subs.
au, ntIy sued tho Southern railway In
the sum OF $4,000 and TO prevent Judg'
ment the plaintiffs allegc they were
compelled TO settle, Attorneys IL. u,
Hinton and J. G, Hammock appear for
ia. contractors, who seek TO recover
sI15I.11,
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
SEEK VESSEL THAT
SANK LINER IN BAY
Tramp Steamer Crashes Into
Powhatan and Then
Disappears.
Continued from First page.)

CONTINUED from First PageO
was unable to get out, and when the
ship took a decided list to port he
was forced to lie on his stomach while
he sent out calls for assistance. he
had no light, the electric system on
the ship having been destroyed when
the crash came. He. however, kept up
a constant call for help.
There was considerable interference
on account OF warships working their
wireless in Hampton Roads. but the
calls were heard by the coast guard
cutter Yamacraw, at Norfolk, and the
Old Dominion steamers Jefferson ana
jamestown, all OF which hurr'eu W
the sinking vessel.
Call For Help Urgent
Following the first call the wireless
operator on the PowhataD sent this
message:
"Boiier expiodes: half side vessel
torn away. In danger turning over
Send help quick"
\ BattIeships in Hampton Roads; not
five miles away from where the row
hatan was dealt her death Diow. .urm u,
ThimbIe light and dispatched the DE
stroyers Nicholson, samson and Cum
minrs- TO the scene, The Old Dominion
steamer jamestown was first 10 reach
the Powhatan, she being bound TO SEE
Mt the time she picked UP the distress
calls from the doomed ship. The Pow
batan had already struck the bottom
when the Jamestown threw her power
mi searchlight on the steamer and
began to lower away her lifeooats'
surgeons Answer Csii.
The Powhatan wireless operator
still at his post. sent on this call:
"Many injured by explosion. Please
bring doctors" ,
The battierhips Pennsylvania and
Texas hurried surgeons to the Pow
hstan on board the destroyer Davis
THE tug Apollo, from Norfolk, also
hurried to tfc scene.
Within two hours the steamers JET
ferson, jamestown, Nantucket. Yama
craw and three torpedoboat destroy
ers had reached the Powhatan. Ths
jamestown took OF the passengers
and crew and transferred them to tn,
Washington steamer Southland, which
was EN- route to Norfolk. The James
town and Jefferson then continued
their voyage to New York,
The hospital ship Solare, attached
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
DON'T FUSS With
MUSTARD PLASTERS !
Musterole. Works Easier, Quicker
and Without the Blister

There's no sense in mixing mess OF
mustard, -four and water when you can
easily relieve pain. soreness or stiffness
with little clean. white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil OF
mustard and other helpful ingredients
in the form of pleasant white oint-
ment. Takes the place of out-of-date
mustard plasters. viii not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt re-
lief from sore throat, bronchitis, ton
silitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma, neu-
ralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches
of the back or joints, sprains, sore
muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted
feet, colds of the chest.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
NEW BANK FOR CAPITAL
Central Savings institution Soon &c
Ask for Charter.

Charter for n new savings bank
TO h. known rs the Central Savings
Bank. and which In to he located at
the southwest corner OF seventh and
I streets. is to he applied for soon II
became known today. ~
The capital stock OF the instdnoo
tion is Ia be $4,000 or when szo,voo
already has been subscribed, The
company is incorporated under the
Laws of the state Nfizona,
An option has been obtained on IN.
property formerly occupied oy the
II Kenney Company, which IL TO be
renovated and made ready for occu
pancy BY the bank In about three
months,
Lingcr, real estate broker: Mosef
C;oidenbeTg, DR. George G, Hayenner
president OF the Northwest SaVinst
Bank, and j. Leo Kolb, are among
those Interested In the project
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
SAYS FEW CONTROL
TRAFFIC IN DRUGS
Men Who Finance Selling Game
Reap Huge Profits, Says
Witness.


NE" iohh; DEC. Ii.r ..,,n .o,rs.
dence OF the immnse proi's oos
made by trafficking In habit-forming
drugs was given before the whitney
Iooisi.,ivo cnmmit,oo which is inyeatI.
,'i. a.. nt,, hail
gazing the SUBJECT AT 'ne 'ts a.
The head OF the drug spuhu oi tn
police force testified that seVoral nun
o. ", p. - ,o,, Henry
ne 'n'ei - .,,,ad AZ
sene'l, neau VI wig po ~. aSnsri.pces
,er teIling OF Ho,,io vi ,, nsars Of
hsra aes hn said. '
There is no trouble npou.
the drug III one mas w IN, .rc
great number OF tha psop,n wno,
selling II are drug ,'nus ", a,orsyr
and ] should say lnat ,ne ,r.ar. a,c
age was about twenty.pne, ,,nancc
rive men IN New 'olh ,,nnahie
this trade ana VINO arc ~, banJie
To the law because 'hes "''''
the drug
Say. Big Profit Made.
~. =. -, ,.o ,,rco,i,,
Nine'S-nNe W, Ie"' - ..n,
sh'ppeu gu. " VIC IL N.xico and
from t'ns po', r., ,aryc ,moun,
.nph. anu ninrnn,S nrc returned 20 the
tinted states Thc drug is shipped IN
- atm and by automobile ~ dineren'
points. ,.. a.. .o,,,,v
-.S men VINO hnan.e ,"' hav, 4,
game get the pure aIus ,or az or
an ounce ana tnen re" ,o,,r o,,nccs oi
$50. " known ua' o hocn m,Jc
the hnul'erh,cu n,,rc drug. and
out OF one ounce o, ue aug p has beer
then IN. auuic.n" ""s
sold NJ 10 an OUNCE
would Danish Herein.
o., .ta ho ,houvb, the Cavern.
o'no't az" .t,I, ,.o ,,.,u,oc.
mont ought TO prohibit thc mhhui"c'
turc or heroin. rs about 30 per cen'
| 81 drug users arrested had this par.
| ticular drug. lie thought TOO. tha'
| all addicts should be kept unuer SUI
yeillancc even hite, my wv '"'''
The Washington times., 1916-12-14

to the Atlantic fleet, took some OF the
injured members of the crew on
board. y
Vessel Catches Fire.
To add to their horror the Powha-
tan caught Are after the explosion,
but the inrushing waters quickly ex-
tinguished the flames. When the res
cuing ships reached her; she was with
out lights excepting portable lamps,
which several OF the members OF her
crew were swinging as signals.
Boston at 0:3O d. m. Monday, and
after the usual allday stay at Norfolk
left there at $3.50 o'clock last evening
for the run out to the Atlantic.
The Washington times., 1916-12-14
National Association Hears
"Stickers' Scored as De-
stroyers Of Beauty.
BALTIMOREAN IS SPEAKER
Col. Harris Tells What Capital
Is Doing for Beauti-
fication.
what's worse than a billboard?

- - ,,,,,,,
WHAT'S worse than piilpoaru'
Nothing, much, In the opinion OF
the American civic Association, In
.assio,, ,odoy ., En- yii,a,d
sos .,s ,ouy 'o ,,,.
you can speak 10 piiipoaru neh
without getting your hands dirty. You
can deal with him without getting
your nocl..,s Moi, al rho,.s ali I can
so' ,,,,'-
say In favor OF billboard man. What
I really think about him, can't be
printed. Therefore. I won't say t."
4, ,haso ,,,o.a. p.o.taan,I uora,e
Mcfarland introduced the subiect.
namely. billboards. mt the morning
session of the Civi, Association. and
the speaker, the chairman of the com.
mittee on billboards OF Baltimore,
Jesse Lee Bennett.
citing examples OF the evils OF BILL
boards, Mr.. Bennett spoke OF those
which, Few years ago, were seen
by the visitor on his emerging from
the Union station.
ss,.a E.-.,. ~ u.s.x.
Here were billboards appealing TO
the barbaric senses OF civilized PEG.
ple." he said, land placed In positions
,,h,oh ,n,.,ror.d ,,,,h tho yiev Of
"h'.n '.'.',, ,,,
peautiiui pui'oihgs IN WhIch our oos'
eminent has placed It's ohices; build-