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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

r *. q. Billings. who recently sold
,~sc steam yacht Nanadis, has pur-
.s.sed the Flying Fox. formerly the
winchester. and will use that yacht next
.,,sor. COX 4 Stevens are preparing
srawin-s OF a stcamer 260 feet
rs-c, is to be fast. for Mr.. Billings
I'd IS said that II will be built by
"a. rain iron Works. where a steamer
over goa feet long is now being built
no Peter ". Rouss. The Itouss yacht
has been designed Ivy Cox 4 tevens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
CONNECTICUT REAL EsrArE ron SALE
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY

gao acres. 40 miles from New York. :
rolling land. a beautifui park with noble
trees. 2 ponds and = trout brook s,roIe
and farm house, with q fireplace. In nearly
every room. bath. &c. u tenant house ana
large barns; only 5000 per acre. JOHN
CRAWFORD. Z East A2d 81, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

a Tor o. THE WORLD FARM
at ,Iitchneld, In the Bsrtshires truly
land. free from stone: elevation 1850 Feet;
magnificent. Views ana ways COOL; two
houses. only $4,000. JOHN CRAWFORD.
7 East 42d ST., New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
Wanted Help

Male Help.
wA>rED-Ben BOYS At ROCK Island
house
WANTED Metal pattern makers r.
nfe Co
Ha<rED-A 5oy ID learn the barber
trade. Apply #1s Fourth Avenue
WANTED -Co0pers Tor ont 81 town,
steady work.. good wages. Address
-. care Argus.
WANTED zperHenee6 Young man
stenoErapher with some clerical
ability Barnard e Lsas GrE. Co..
WANTED once boy w5tt some exc
Uertenre II plumbing business 1si
EuseuHe3# Bros 2l2s Foartg ave-
nue.. before q m.
WANTED OMAN 10 travel for old a
fabEsha8 line Salary aommla= sion
and expense money - right man.
Experience unnecessary p
1EcBrady, Chicago.
WANTED p we have advanced one
lathe operator TO foreman and want
steady reliable man tn take f.5
place ON lathe at once E|E .am-
TauT. Hoodhouse. IIl
WANTED Statesmen. Best side 5na
an earth. Something new EnHraIE
different $500 commission ON each
order and repeats Pam 7TEE Co.
255s Cottage Grove. chicago
WANTED Men over 40 to represent
us u their vicinity a good pay
ing Iifa business. Pay weekly EE
TaTIauCa unnecessary Write today
Charlton Nursery Company. Eocae5
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11


FOR SALE IT. Flat top desk: r H.
krell Prone R. q 2320.
FOR SALE Good team OF horses. In
qalge L. Wood works
FOR sALE Horse. harness ana Wag
On 20 -l04 Fourth avenue.
FOR SALE Eskimo spitz dos nine
months olds 1903 Eighth avenue
Good heating stove Peoria oak.
30 l6 Bargain lf taken Immediate
- 1000 sixteenth avenue.
FOR Combination coal and gas
range, Eood condition, 1sos Fitch
avenue
FOR SALE-Iyp cycle eav aud Indian
motorcycle Inquire j F AraHdelL
Al8 Second street Moline. lIl
FOR SALE-A bargain twin Fxcel-
5.eF motorcycle. Inquire 2848 Sew
enteenth street Phone 5s6 try j
FOR SALE Bargain; saxon road
ster, 1915 model; extra equipments
excellent condition. very reasonable.
Phone z25s r f.
FOR SALE White enamel bed and
springs One side board good con-
cLtlou 1923 Ninth avenue. Phone
6I7a
FOR SALE Two and oue-half ton
FeIie truck. 1914 model completely
nFarhauled Phone r. J. 403 for dem-
oastrallou
FOR SALE Red River Ohio potatoes.
uu g. - * q r. r. tracks. baliV
cred. $3.50 per bushel Phone 2i47
n T., or 2144 r. L.
FOR sALE-Sazou roadster. All con.
diU1us all new tires and tubes viii
cell reasonable; inquire "M H.,
care 0f The Argus
FOR SALE ~ Gray mare. weighing
about 600 pounds, good wind suit
able for q paI8lers use OF for Hight
teauug price $50 Arthur Col
IiHs. Big Island, Milan III
FOR CLASSY, hlgh grade road
atar newly painted. Tires and ruu
Ming order ia frst-class condition
Mast he sold at once. $3.50. .aH r.
s5aa-8 for demonstration
FOR SALE Billiard tables. brand new
earrom and pocket. with complete
outfit sI25; second hand tables az
reduced prices- bowling alleys and
supplies easy payments. Cigar
store drug deIicatesseu and soda
fountain fixtures. Address j. O..
Sanders. The BrlusW lct.HaI ka-CaI-
lender Co. 2I9 Harrison street DaV-
EXPORT, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

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SEPERFLEOE5 hair, moleE. warts. gn
face and arms. pc maneuly removed
with electric needle Address Miss
a. NJ Kjttredge ] Argyle aats.
Brady street, Davenport Phone 500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
Motorcycles and Bicycles.

TIRES talI makes accessories.
lamps, etc, czE prices. $50 Flying
2derEie bicycles a. wholesale price.
SO lorange and blue enameled) .
125 East Third street. Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11


FOR EEs Modern furnished rooms.
every convenience. zzr Fifteenth
FOR EE,-T Modern furnished house
saerrE rooms ~ 100 Tween tE-seraud
"
FOR RE>T-aIodera furnished Heas
nous 5ae-.ug rooms. z23 Sixteenth
street
F#E HEET Modern furnished room
private family sf# 5iEfaaat1 street.
FOR HE> T-2fofe-a furnished rooms
f-r light housekeeping 5ez Tween
FOR RENT Two strictly modern fur
u.-haa rooms for light housekeeping
sos Fourteenth street
FOR RENT Modern furnished 'FRONT.'
Eu.u. board IL desired Tae Seven
taau-H street
FOR RENT Two strictly modern light
housekeeping rooms. Inquire 712
Seventeenth street
FOR RENT = Large front furnished
room. modern aaE Seventeenth
street. Phone z56a
FOR RENT Furnished Haht house
Keeping rooms. 5.f Fifteenth street.
#at after $3.50 p. m-
FOR REET-FI Pleasant modern fur
u.saaa ruum with privilege of living
room 1876 Eighteenth street
FOR RENT Two modern front FUR
risEad rooms for excepting.
furnace heat 1taf Third avenue.
FOR REET=Twa modern furnished
rooms or Tight housekeeping at sE8
I"aH.E-@T=# street. mo children
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

State OF ILLINOIS, ROCK tstanQ county
-ss
Probate court. Roofs Island county,
October term. 1916.
In the matter Of the probate of the
last viii aud testament of Joseph Hu-
her. deceased
To al Persons Whom This May Con-
Germ Greeting
Notice is hereby given that 90 the
5gth DAY of October. a. ID. 1916 a petit
tion was fled in the probate court Of
Rock Island county Illinois asking
that the last VIII and testament OF Jos
eph Huber. deceased. be admitted to
probate The same petition further
states that the following named per
sons are all the heirs-at-law and iega-
tees
Joseph Huber. Clarence Huber ALI
bert Huber, Charles Huber. George HI-
Der. Edward Huber. Emile DaaLeison,
Caroline Johnson. Emil II. Seaieberl
Josephine Morahorst Edward Herman.
You are further notified. faat the
hearing OF the proof OF said Hill has
been ser by said court for the END day
Of November. a. d.. 1916. at the hour
Of DO O'Clock ln the forenoon. ar the
court house in Rock Island BE- said
county. when and where you can APP
pear. Fl you see it. and show cause. IL
any YOU have why said viii should not
be admltred 30 probate
LEO D. DETSENROTH.
Clerk Of Probate Court Pro Temp0re.
Dated at Rock island, ILL.,. Oct. 81,
1916
ALBERT HUBER, Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

3UFORD POST. @43 O. a. r.. meets
regularly on the second and fourth
Saturday evenings OF each month at
r so ID Memorial hall IT the court
house. William Mitchell, command
er- IA. A. Norris. aG5utant-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

Estate Of Eliu0r Bramble. deceased.
The undersigned having been APP
pointed administrator OF the estate ~
EItnur Bramble. late of the county Of
Rock Island state OF Illinois. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that he WIFI
appear before fhe Hon. Benjamin Bell.
Judge Of the probate court Of Rock
island county. at the probate cour.
room. BID the city Of Rock Island al
the January term. on the first Mon
day iu January. next at which time
AL persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested 60 at
tend for the purpose of having tha
same adjusted
AN persons indebted To SAID estate
are requested TO make immediate
payment TO the undersigned
Dated 13rd day of October. A. ID
1916.
EDGAR r.. BRAMBLE.
a va y silva Frs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
Wanted- situatlona.

Wanted Situations.
~--a-----------------------
WANTED DO light bouseworE by
Young girl Address Girl care
Argus.
A<TED-CIerieaf work on rvuawr5t-
ing. afternoons HE experienced
young lady address no. 81" care
The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

EeA aALl-lo|a .H John g alheur.
mama Sixth addition. lram Fifth to
Seventh stree. ald Fourteenth awe.
niue CD Eighteenth avenue payments
s5 down 81 rera mouth Inquire
1900 ata street Il1ls Rock II.
lame 1896.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
For Rent Houses.


FOR RENT Modern e5sbt-room house
~ HOB Tweuty-arsL street Inquire
s- Fourth avenue
FOR RENT Modern six-raom house
~ 5a1 Eleventh street Inquire soc
Seventeenth street
FOR RENT FIre-room house fur
aished or unlarnished 1918 Thirty
second streets cana p. 20
FOR BEET furnished four--eou
house partlr modern SIS. apply
evenings at 1880 Fourteenth ave
aae
FOR RES Eour-raau hause. mod
eru except bath rent sl#s 5fF For
tieHa street. inquire ag8 Fartfeth
street
FOR BEET-sfrlrar modern eve
room house. centrally located adj
dress E15la Twentieth street. or
phone r. T. 1886
FOR RENT Fizht-room strictly mod
arH house 5I8 Twanfy-fourtl street.
inquire 70s wsuty-frst street
phone Rock Island $50
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

NE Eskimo SPITE dog nine
months old, 5000 Eighth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

FOR Combination coal and gas
range, good condition, 1s0g Fifth
avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

an noon each day. Call r. d 145. ta6
ur 14f Tor additional Information
t---------
For Sale-City Property.
FOR SALE Ten room modern house.
terma Phone = Z 8#I7
FOR SALE Six-ruom modern houah
at a bargain. $50 Twentieth street
thouo n Il 1855
FOR SALE-sI00 buys a house. Same
to ha removed from premises. ln-
cure ttlo iuird avenue.
FOR SALE a property Il1EflO fsc
trE IuuH Views HurH Corner lot
p. - Walker Robinson Bldg
FOR 5ALE-Lots. buI district. from
$500 rp terms ta auit purchaser
Phone 3819-H %. BrIen
FOR SALE-TWo nice level lots on
Twenty ulHth-aud- .hal atradt be
tween Fifteenth and sixteenth aVe.
Hue phone #fHh
FOR SALE OR TRADE rht.rdam
house aHd ono acre land. ~ part. To-
Gated three blocks .Hau Long View
park phone 7f1a-E
FOR SALEEaW modern fFa-rrom
bungalow. voH located. HaIEbed In
oak ar cost $500 GOWN. balance
like rent Phone st"l 1896 F. r
FOR SAILS 1.-Two #..H#. H###.H mean
center Oh town. H condition. aIL
trade nr eeIE GA ". .fHur
one OF both IS is #H..T Robin.
SON BLDG
FOR sAIHA partly modern cottage
near t.a# Coz paved .r.=# ul ear
|Iue a.H #.I 4. #.. aHH# ..a H#fH#
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
Dressuak kin

HIGH CLASS dressmaAae; phone
IEga-N
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

FOR SALE - Flat top desk: r. H.
kre}l FhOue R Z 232o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
Artisans Drop
Work Rule to
Aid Fair Folk
Carpenters to Labor Saturday
Afternoons Upon New
Grandstand,

For the first time in the history OF
the local carpenters union it was
agreed at a special meeting held last
night, to suNend temporarily the rule
prohibiting wSrk on Saturday after
noon, the suspension TO apply only 20
work on the concrete grandstand at the
State Fair grounds, now being rushed
TO completion by nearly 100 men.
Work OF constructing a wood frame
for the grand stand is being pushed
rapidly II was stated this morning BY
w b. Culbortson. superintendent in
charge Concrete is being poured for
the foo,ings and unless some unforeseen
emergency arises he expects to have
tlc new edifice completed in ample
time TO permit its use in the opening
day OF the fair. September y.
No structural iron workers are en-
ptoyed on the fair grounds lob. Mr.
Culber,son said, and rumors that thcy
would attempt TO force a strike were
uniounded, Carpenters and 1aborers al
work are displaying grea, energy and
IN all ways are evincing their willing
ness 10 hasen construction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
PERCENT
IN SOUTH May
CONTINUE WORK
Railroads Offer inducements
to Train Crews,

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 3l.-Virtually
every railroad OF Importance in the
south today had issued orders placing
an embargo on perishable goods tha,
could not each their destination before
the end OF the week owing to the
threatened nationwide strike OF eng-
necr', conductors and trainmen
Pending developments, cities were
taking inventories to determine lust
how strike would effect their food
supplies New Orleans and Memphis,
the llrSt cities to report, have found
themsel YES with enough on hand to las,
a month or more.
The melon and fruit growers are ex.
pected to be the worst sufferers il a
strike comes.
Officials OF southern roads are TN.
usually optimistic IN statements re-
garding their ability to run train, il a
tieup is attempted. Some Of them have
given as high as N percent in estimat-
ing the number OF men who will re-
fuse to quit work. Already the road,
are offering extraordinary inducement,
to train crews who refuse to obey the
strike order.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
Divorce Giuen
Physician Held
As a Bigamist
County Refuses to Act in the
Knight Case Without
Jurisdiction,

The charge Of blgamy against Or
Robert A. Knight, who was arrested in
McAlestcr after a search OF six weeks
by local officers. was dismissed today
by Assistant County Attorney Selby
Lack OF jurisdiction was the reason
According to Sclby the alleged biga-
my was committed ether in Dallas
where Knight was married to Ida Alta
ColebauRh or in McAlcster where he
has been living for six weeks The
bigamy charge was made upon com
plant of Josephine Knight
Decree OF Divorce.
According TO records on file in the
court clerks office, Robert A Knigh,
obtained decree ci divorce from, An
geline Knight on November l5 1915
In hi. petition Knight alleged they
were married May II, 1889, at New
York city, and tina, they separated, and
IN 1907 entered into a property settle
mcnt At that time. he said, she sued
FOR divorce but the cause did not go
10 trial. He said he endeavored 10 in
duoe her TO return to him lie obtained
the decree from Judge Clark on grounds
Of abandonment
Decree Effective.
According to information at the
sheriii's office, Knight was married tc
Ida Alta Colebaugh in Dallas on May
p 1918. Knights divorce decree grant,
ed by Judge Clark became effective siN
months after November Is, 1915, or or
May l5, nine days before he was mar
ricd again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
COOPERATION
IS ROADS, PLAN
TO RUN TRAINS
Operators Meet at Chicago to
Discuss Outlook,
MILK SHIPMENTS FIRST
Lines viii Help Each Other TO
Move Traffic,

CHICAGO, Aug. 5l-Prcsidcnts and
operating officials OF the railroads OF
tie country are attending conference
today To formulate plans to operate
trains IN the event that the strike OF
the four brotherhoods OF trainmen set
tog next Monday morning takes effect
Practically none OF the railroad heads
shared in the optimism expressed IN
some quarters that the passage OF the
eight. hour bill by congress will prevent
strike.
Embargoes Ordered.
EmbargoeS begin today on ever
trunk line in the country The EN-
bargoes. according to- present plans,
will be effective in the following order
Effective a. the close OF business
Friday. an embargo on all shipments
OF explosives and inilammables OF
every kind and on pcrishsbe
freight, including livestock, dressed
beef. live and dressed poultry.
fresh fruits and vegetable
Effective at the close OF business
Saturday, an embargo on freight OF
all kinds from all points to all des-
tinations.
Most OF the roads also gave warn
ing to passengers that they should end
their journeys before 7 a m Mon
day or be subject to indefinite delay
Preference to Milk Trains.
Railroad officials plan to run at leas'
one passenger train day on every roat
and in each case, it is announced, pref
ercnce will be given to milk trains.
| The railroads will not carry on N,
fight single-handed. but according tc
tentative plans, will pool their re
sources.
Strike breakers. il is understood. vii
not be hired BY individual roads, hu
/ by central committee OF all the road
and distributed where they are mos
ytally needed II one road succeeds il
moving trains while the tracks OF an
other are stalled the successful roaC
will lend helping hand TO the road il
distress.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
COTTON FIGURES
NOW PLACED At
100000 BALES
Further Deterioration Of Grow
ing Crop Reported,

WASHINGTON. Aug. N.-Further
deterioration OF the growing cotton
crop during August has reduced the
estimated final production by l,ll6,OOC
bales 10 total OF II 10000 bales. That
forecast OF production was made to-
day by the department Of agriculture
basing It's calculation on the condition
OF the crop on August q.
The Oklahoma condition is So per.
cent, Other conditions
Virginia, 20; North Carolina, Is
South Carolina, 81; Georgia, o.. Flor.
ida, So, Alabama. 4s Mississippi, ~ !;
.ou,siana, "a Texas. %; Arkansas,
~ Tennessee co. Missouri, 30. Cali
fornia, "
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 5l--The
lowest August condition report on rec
ord in the local cotton exchange sen,
the price Of cotton TO an advance OF
ga bale on this market today. At the
height OF the advance the December on.
tion sold 10 10. l1c, new high mark for
the season and the highest since the II.
rent year Of 1902 All months made
new high quotations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
BERLIN D|SAvOWS
UNFRIENDLY ACT
IN oWEco CASE
Note Submits Facts and May
Settle Discussion,

WASHINGTON, Aug Jl--Gomany,
in a note received at the state depart.
ment today, practically di,ayowed any
uniriendly intention in the submarine
attack ON the American steamer Oweao
several weeks ago and submits a state.
ment Of fact which is expected to close
the case, The Owego was fired at bu,
umnjured
The German note declared the com
mander Of the Owego ignored the sig.
nal OF the submarine even after five
warning shots and declined TO send his
papers until six more were fired.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
Many Workers
Will Be Idle

Within ten days following calling Of
the proposed nationwide railroad
strike. 1000 Oklahoma City wage earn
crs would be thrown out OF employ
men, Sec, Elmer Z. Brown Of the
Chamber of Commerce made the state.
men, this morning after statistical m
quiry,
Within fifteen days, he said the
number Of local unemployed probably
would amount TO between 1000 and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
Miss Hayes Named
Librarian; Takes
Miss Phelps Place

Miss Mary Hayes, now frs, assist
ant Librarian at the Oklahoma City
Carnegie library, has been provisional.
ly appointed librarian to succeed Mis-,
Edith Phelps, who has held the posi-.
,ion for number of years bu, who
resigned some time ago Miss Phelps
vacates her position September Is.
Miss Hayes will be required to take
an examination for the librarianship.
Her appointment, will have to be con.
iirmed hy tho city commissioners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
Million to Fight
Children's Diseases

CHICAGO, Aug. jl.--A permaren,
research laboratory to comba, childrens
diseases with an endowment fund II
81 mWO, is assured today as the re-
sui, OF meeting of physicians, cduca.
tors and business men last night, at
which the money was pledged The
movement grew out OF Vie iigh, on in
fan,ile paralysis, but every ailment OF
childhood will be studied
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
1,4l4 OklahonanS
Veterans of War

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 3l.-There arc
l4o 074 members Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic. according to figures made
public today by John NJ Adams Of
Cincinnati, adjutant general OF the or.
der The department OF Oklahoma in
oludes l,4l4 veterans, Arkansas Nl,
Kansas 7,7S8 and Texas $40 Penn
sylvania leads with membership of
1880 with New York and Ohio follow
inc closely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
HOWARD ELECTED
TO HEADSH|P OF
TAX CONFERENCE
State Auditor Signally Honored
by Convention,

L. II, Howard, state auditor OF Okla
homa, was elected president Of the en-
tire closing session OF the national tax
conference meeting at indianapolis, a
dispatch from that city states this aft.
ernoon.
This election was considered a signal
honor, Mr. Howard being the only state
Official being selected Tor the presiding
post
The national conference is composed
Of leading state officials, college pro.
iessors and political economists, q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
WOMAN BURNED ALIVE
BY VILLA BANDITS

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex, Aug 90
Reports received by military author
tiles here tonight said that when the
Villa bandits captured the town OF Sa-
tcvo, fifty miles south of here last Fri
day they burned a widow named Ruiz,
alive, and sho, her son. Augus,in Ruiz.
1t was charged, according to the reports
,ha, the two had given information to
officers of the American cxpedi,ionary
column when it. pursued Villa through
that town several months ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
VERMONT GUARD IS
FORCED TO RETURN

MONTPELIER, VT. Aug. Jl-Ver-
mont national guardsmen who left
Burlington yesterday under orders from
the war department to proceed to Eagle
Pass, abandoned their trip, because, ac-
cording to officers, the railroads would
not guarantee that the troops would
reach the border before the time set for
strike on Monday. The troop train
passed through here today on its return
from Camp Gates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-31
Boston Autoists
Will Carry Milk

BOSTON, Aug jl,-Mo,or car own
erS will participate actively in bringing
milk and other supplies into this city
II the railroads are tied up by a strike.
The Bay State Automobile association
has appointed a committee to determine
how many motor trucks are available
for milk delivery aud It's members have
agreed to use their pleasure cars II nee.
esSarV