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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

"A day Il IT hadn't been for the bad roads
We struck ~ Missouri, FROM Kansas C!ty
=, -. Louis l. took Us eighteen hours
20 drive tNat distance. about 500 miles.
and 10 WaS rain and mud all ma way. VI
took w hour. Ia do ten miles, ant at
one place / pulled out into the Held
uround five auto stu-A ~ IA" road
4 postal card wns handed 10 Baker
" beat Il here. hr ~Acltim.d
THAT postal WIS tudilod just after Ne
uts-ed through Emporir. ktr We boat
u hS nearly an hour. 1nis l. the STE
oi'l TIVE on Do, trip t.lt We got tn
.it,dd of th. Tinted States mail. -
hour before ". lett Los Angeles a let
ter was mailed to me ~ Dodge CITY
Kan. We arrived IN Dodge tijt
Wednesday. two hours IN advance Of IN,
letter, having covered hou l,.np miles
We lett Los Angeles al I" ~ last Mon
day morning. and arrived IN kdnsas
cay. Mo, al 50 THURSDAY evening
". covered the dIstanc. from Kansas
ti,y to New York IN tire. daHs seven
teen hours and twe-ty-fiye minute. For
rcveral days our run vn- better than
10 mile. our fastest time Nas hctNc.E
To- Ng"l"~ and san Vsrrardiro. S'Nty-
eight miles an houI
"ipid you stop to Sl,,p OIL the trip
lsk'l one ~ thr reporters.
Baker ran over his fingers. "Niu"-
teen hours all told he answered Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
WANTS TO SWAP HIS PIANO"
However. the Dealer Decides 80
Take NOncy.

\ curious letter written to an au;,-
mobile dealer 81 Brandon. Miss. We
received the other da, Nv samuel :
Toback. local distributor ui thc King
Eight. " shows how poor hui hone
there. The firm name. which the writer
has abbreviated until - look, like IA,
sign of some Chinese rrecracker COZ
cern. Is the M ississ,ppi Foundry and
Machine Company Here you are:
Miss fou ~ Mach Go.
GENT We have mad some d%iticultN y
getting our l.br TO the u We have
plenty Of stun sawed ~ nay AN orr
de,,tS well We only owc about S3J dollar
out side OF You We Will pay half Of
what we owe you next friday or SIT
urday
"Yours truly
II. X. WIpsrEk.
r.. :. nave "a finr piauuu on, here
tina ha~ never had bui . or . tuu. s
plaNrd on I'. wan 80 evsp 70 - part
on ON. KIND II an Auto. / eau pia,
d Piapup much bu, | love TO wr'de an
Auto.
'"rhis is = rue instrument YOU ctr
play ANY Kind Of musi,k on It II loi
know how You ausht to hsv- ia IS
Pianno m your office 10 iu,ertain Nou-
customers with how about swapping me
an old klpg : for -
j. n. w"
A following letter from the Miss
Fou and Mach 20" -tat"s that Webster
paid his little old $3.50 on Friday AZ
promised, but stu owns the piano"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
ALUMINIUM HELPS MARMON.
weight about 1000
i'ounds and IL Tough.

Elimiuntors OF friction ar. the only
Inventions barred by tho Patent cf!cr
at Naahingt n. BY tbs Is meant per
p.tual motion" machines, lnasmuch a.
II Is recognized that there can he no
perpetual motion with friction. and that
there has never been discovered n
means Of eliminating the natural wear
of action, perpetual motion remains un'
discovered But there has been dlscov-
ered "a conductor OF heat that Is nIan
times superior - any form in use In the
past, That conductor n Ignite alu-
m!num, manufactured by the Aluminium
Castings Company, witch is supplying
parts for the Marnon "3A," BY the use
Of this metal the weight of the Marmon
IL less by 1000 pounds h other cars
Of the same sise and the cars efficiency
Il incrTNsed In speed ana i~ursoiiiiy ~
many degrees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
MITCHELL ROADSTER LIKED.
rr"'-> r"puI.r Car f"r " "p'a"
no Drives.

A new three. passenger roadster $ ont
81 a part ~ N" new Mitchell line sui
- staggered ~cH,'ug t"rtrgtruruH,
slartcd windshield and Close. up itu-.-
ION Of driver without the s~sErrsa'iu-
81 any on. passenger IS meeting with
Instantaneous favor.
More aud NOR each year women
drivers are adding their demand FOR the
-oadster to that Of the business and
OCCASIONAL men In II she Ind roo',
foe q companion or two ON her shopping
tours or midday trips out In the count
10y and with It's added range of ~r.-
Hc-ah.lity a. against the electro She -
more and more utilizing IT for quick
shopping trps early in the morning ~ a
prelude to a run out IN the Cuuutry to
.some golf club, country c'ub or wsyside
Inn for lunch with friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
JOE STERN TO SELL TRUCKS.
Has Taken On Pnlm. - Moor, Line
tor New York.

=. j. stern. Who has been connected
with IN" motoring trade for many wears,
II who Is better known among trades
men a. Joe announces the tact that,
he haa tiku on m. metropolitan agency
Tor the rIlmcr-Nloore truck. Mr.. stern
has opcutd All ofiic. at t1i7 Broadway
and L. planning an argressiN" selling
campaign.
The Palmer Moore truck .s made IN
syracuse. y. Y. and has been ON tn.
iIdrnet Iur II number oi years. speaking
of the truck Mr. Stern has his I. say
safety to good. " transit IL d. IS
sential ~ r-ruWptnvss IN delivery. While
mooth riding sud quiet running uuai =
tie, have dl~tys characterized PAlm,r-
Moore trucks th' 1itAers have Armed TO
20 a step further 10 secure pneumatic
tire riding qualities without pr.umati.
tire ,Apcn~'. To ihls end they have n
troduc.d tho Faim-r-Moore relr spring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
COLONEL B0GEY Is SOLD.
Prnn.SI>Rnis Faucter Purchases
High CIass AirednIe.

william J lie I.amlt.r Of Hudson has
sold that good Airedale Colonel DOGGY
70 Richard Kern, Jr., of Coltesvi'le. ~
II" viii bee renamed Violation Colonel
DOGGY Kerns is getting tocet,er 4 high
class lot Of the popular tykcs aud he
surely got a high class one in the young
stcr purcha sed from the Hudson fancier
Bogoy IL by Champion York Ryhurn
swell and out of the sam" dam as York
Master Key, the 1915 Westminster sem
sation. and York Safety First. winner OF
hrs, puppy at the Airedale Terrier Club
Of Americas speciality show. II is un-
derstood that Colonel DOGGY and York
Safety First will meet in the ring az
Mineola, and as they are litter brothers
about which opinion ~ to the better Is
diversified the outcome Of that family
argument vii, h" watched with aridity
by Airedalc breeders,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
LOzier Six
ST.
Swift and Silent as Thought

Men of Personaltv-Men who accomplish things in the wcrld. demand
q car like the Lozier Ska a that responds to heir very demand as
naturally and simply As their brains and muscles.
II is a race-horse in leash with always more power speed thai most
men care to use-but which give. that rare exhilaraton that comes
only with a ar that is ever faster than the brain. There is n O hraino or
body faR when you drive a Lozier Six-you forget the perfect mechan-
ism that carrie. you silently and comfortably u hills and yer rough
roads without seeming effort.
Snappy Power-not brute force-is the result Of the Lozier long stroke,
high-speed motor. 1t makes the ar unusually quick to start-quek to
stop and quick to acceerate-you go from a snaiFs pace to high
.reed in few secondhand throttle down o silently that yu viii
think the motor has stopped.
Value and Style of this new IRE really unprecedented even in this
day Of wonderful car values. Men of the keenest business. discernment
r most often Lozier owners because they can appreciate the Lozier
Six a. a real permanent investment.
Immediate Delivery This is a big item when you consider the shortage
of materials and the freight embargo against New York. Our provision
against this contingency by ordering ". for delivery in advance is a
part Of II watchful service.
When will you take your demonstrations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
LoZIER PREPAREDNESS.
us n tNn~s. >n>s l.. n. Merger local
N~nUpucr.

/. =. Berger. local mirIg" Of the
loz..r Motor car Company. bad some
Very poignant and tiulrly r-u Arhs TO
make. about preparedness IN ~. auto
mohll, industry w general. and in par
ticulrr how thsi issu, hss been sue
cs-~sIllv met NY liis v conrgNv He
IL convinced thtt any cav Tauuf7u'nrer
who hl> not >uuii,lN tippt.l t -Wt''-
lu- iolcN OF Preparedness 900 l- moIu-
featuring and selling m"tu'ds - doomed
to ta..urt
Thu. Love Motor ca company holds
whit. 70 Ger 90 .'iiut...tt f"'i Colr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21
wAsHBURNE FOR EFFICIENCY.
Gets = sales Naragev - Develop
Opgo ulsntlOu

Charles II. Washburne. Moiine-knight
distributor Tor New York state and met
ropolitan district. not only has a genius
for selling cars but for picking out and
securing efficiency ~lieuterants. His
latest move was 10 engag. Wilson VI.
Taylor az sales manager and efficiency
expert for the local headquarters.
Mr.. Taylor has had . successful career
IN tn. automobile industry. In June.
1914. h. entered the organization Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

Gen. Roubtzon 81 the Imperial Russian
who IL now in this country super
Intending powder contracts At the Parien
Powder Works. rerth Amboy. y. j., has
purchased a Paige Six-%6 Fairneld model.
also u paige SKIS Fleetwood, The for.
mer 10 n seS.n passenger touring car and
the latter mode seats ave.
e. N. Daley Of the Paige pe,Ioi, Com.
Pany Of New York, Inc. y one OF. the
supe rinte edinE the ssiss OF Patty. D~'voit
oars In this territory. all records for which
ere being broken the past TOW WeokA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

For -nir. time 'iie ut,t have ,,,rI
pt'su I.irL ,oudgCf-u nb ..r .ttE.'ia Kus
Der EpuI,auN. tuI .H.t. .''uu- .r.nH .
point - the Z lhlmrNt - u.ii prod lions
r,saruing the tu,u., r: mis- concern =
tronmoda'r % rIpii'. growing husIn"~-.
tho local of1crs have been moved from
1905 20 1875 Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-21

th" machiu'. reduces the wear and lear
con- the entire ear and makes for smooth
hiding. This 'cItur" not onl. protects
th, good carried bar ~ u great ire
saver The trucks are Of quarter
AID one ton capacity and have many
not. worthy features
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28

If in the great crisis that confronts the nation
the American people falter, if they forget that
thew are the guardians Of the most sacred trust
that a people ever held. their apostasy will be
visited upon the defendants Of their childrens
children.
Out Of flaming FIRE Of revolution. out Of a
struggle in which they nsked their lives, their
fortune and their sacred honor the Fathers Of
the Republic brought nation they dedicated
to liberty and human progress.
For the nation so consecrated, true men Of
every generation have labored and struggled,
suffered and died, that it might furnish and en-
dure. We who stand today on the fertile soil
Of America, who live under the smiling skies Of
free and fruitful land, must prove worthy Of
the trust that American sacrifice has imposed
on every Amencan.---From Ex-Governor
GIynn's Speech at ST. Louis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28

Register q wnIa Tor Is. Mary'a County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.

The session OF Congress just clos
ed was unique and remarkable in
many respects. 1t had more mn
usual problems before il than falls
to the lot Of the average session, in
that it had more international prob
lens, as we'll as unique internal
difficulties, with which to grapple.
1t was unique also because the total
amount of appropriations exceed
those of any previous Congress. be-
ing one and three-fourths billion
dollars One-tbird Of this amount
was made necessary TO meet the un-
usual demands of the preparedness
people. The amount appropriated
for army and navy purposes exceeds
$50 million dollars. Many Of the
500 measures passed are Of far-reach-
ing Importance, some OF them the
elimination Of ideas that have been
advanced for years, and which adj
vance the more or less popular de-
mand for government ownership, or
control, Of the great public necessi-
ties. Only time can tell whether
they are wise or foolish, helpful or
harmful. The measure which is re-
ceiving the greatest amount Of criti-
cism is the so-called eight-hour law,
a measure which many pronounce
hasty and uniusti6ed. Some of the
more important measures are as fol-
lows: Army, navy and fortifca-
tions bills; creating a government
controlled merchant marine; ex-
GLIDING the products OF child labor
from interstate commerce; establish
ing a system Of rural credits; pro-
viding adequate compensation for
workmen injured in government EN-
ployment; providing fuller measure
of independence Tor the Philippines;
establishing an eight-hour law on
the railroads; authorizing the ex-
penditurv OF $s5, 100000 on the de.
veIopment Of good roads; establish.
ing official grain standards appli-
cable TO grain shipped in interstate
or foreign commerce; establishing y
uniform system Of bills Of lading,
amendments 10 the federal act do
signed TO make the benefits Of that
measure easier of eeneralapplication;
creating tariff commission, making
helpful levies upon dyestuf importa.
ton and providing means Of rctalia-
ton from commerce discrimination
by foreign countries; bills anthoriz-
ing the establishment of a govern
ment armor plate plant; the establish
ment Of a government nitrate plane.
--Penna. Farmer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28
Application for Oyster Ground
Applicznt-James A. Norris
Address Hollywood.

Applicant James A. Norris
Address = Hollywood.
Acres--Not exceeding thirty.
Located at a point near the mouth
OF cove on the westerly shore of
mill Creek, y q branch OF CuclSold's
Creek, In st. Mary's County, and adj
jacent 10 the farm locally known as
Scotch Neck, thence running 10 an
easterlv then nortnerly course to a
point locally known as "Stup Hole, y
as shown on published chart No 90
/. Protests must be fled ia Circuit
Court for st. Mary's county on or be-
fore November 1s, 1915.
@ Conservation Commission Of Mary
land. l0-2s-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28
PUBLIC SALE
-OF--
Personal Property.

on SATURDAY. Sept. Nth. 1916, ~
the home 81 John ~. ReedeT, about 3
miles NJ r. Of LeonArdtown, IN the Bird
y. D., at 10 A. A.. or " bad day, on
following Monday az same hour. will
offer for sale absotafsig. 90 the highest
bidder, the following property
| Yoke u Oxen l2400 lbs). Youhg
Mare. Cow, Hogs ami Pigs, Cider
Mil. Carpenter Tools, Farming linz
plsmeHla. Cook and Heating Slovea,
Household Furniture. etc. etc.
No Goods Reserved.
TERMS $50 and over, month"; cred
Il with good security; under that sum,
Cash on day Of sale.
Is6-No goods removed ain settled for.
GEO. \. McCULLY,
s-l6-2t. Agent for Owner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28

The graveness of the political questions that
confronts the American nation at this time de-
mands that every citizen, to whom the welfare
Of his country is dear, should perform all the
REQUESTS for the exercise of his franchise In no
other era of the worlds history has an election
been Of SO grave importance, not only to us as
nation, but to us as members OF society.
The war-torn world looks to America for
succor, to our vast resources and intelligence for
rehabiitating the stagnant civilization which
will be the aftermath of the war. America
must pursue such policies in her relations with
the nations Of the earth as will give neither
ofense to reason nor to the calamity bowler a
Just cause for complaint. With those who for
partisan political prefement accuse the Admin
istration of weakness and vasilation. we have
little patience, for their words are devoid Of logic
and are only the siren singing Of Office seekers.
We, to whom the progressiveness OF civilization
is an ideal that we hope to attain by patient
application Of the principles Of common sense
and careful judgment, know and realize more
keenly as the different phases of our national
life are unfolded with what wisdom our govern
mental affairs have been taken care of by the
present administration.
The great mass Of American business and
professional men, men and women in the busy
walks Of life, following the pursuit Of pefecting
the race and conditions under which we hope
to attain our national ambitions, realize that all
that has been humanity possible has been done
in the many phased incidents Of the Wilson re-
CINE to further the desired end Therefore, in
order to keep that administration In control of
governmental affairs, it is encumbant upon all to
avail themselves Of the right Of franchise by
qualifying as voters. and this can be done only
By having their names registered upon the poll
books.
1t is vastly important that this matter be look
ed to. The coming election means much to US
in that we are to select United States Senator
and member Of the SKty-6fth Congress. No
matter what our opinions may be, nor how
great our ability to select wisely, nor our stand
Ing in the community in which we live, we will
not be permitted an expression Of our views UNI
less our names appear upon the registration
books. See to it then, that they are placed
there and after that we each may do his part
ii maintaining in Office the administration that
Is the admiration and envy Of the entire world.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28
Application for Oyster Ground

Applicant John 7. Hall.
Address Great Mills.
Acres Not exceeding thirty
Located In the upper part OF 80.
Mary's River, northwesterly from
Lynch Island, which Is locally known
as "McCoy's Island In the waters OF
81 Mary's county, as shown on pub
lished chart No. "a.
Protests must be filed in Circuit
Court for St. Mary's county on or be
fore November Is, 1919.
Conservation Commission Of Mary
land. l9-2s-4t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28
New Advertisements.
JOHN II. r. BRIsC0E,
v ATTORNEY AZ LAW.
Ieohardtown, Nd.
NoTIcE.

The ladies oi ST. Mays Parish
win hold q supper 30 the Rectory, ST.
MEry's City, on THURSDAY, OCTO.
BER 9Th, beginning AZ p, m.
Articles 1t the Fancy Table, ice
cream and cake for sale, at the usual
prices. Tho public Is cordially invit.
ed. H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28

worth Their Weight 10 Cold
~ have used Chamberlain tablets
and found them 10 be just as represent
ed, a quick relief for headaches, dizzy
spells and other symptoms dcnotlng .
torpid liver and disordcred coudi-
ton Of the digestive organs, Thee
are worth their weight IN gold, :.
writes Miss Clara a. Briggs, klbh
N. Y. ObtAinahle exerYWhnre. ---adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28
Ne oa2q
REPORT or CONDITION. OF THE
National Bank of MechanicsyiIle
Al svls, State Msryiand Close
OF Business Sept. IL, 1915


RESOURCES
Total eee,ao
y. $. BONDS
Total . s bonds. .......t... 02e0oo
Ing sosEsl evnod anpsds BzylD
bonds, secarties M27150
stock % Federal Reserve Bank 10 per Of
Value Of banking house IL unenaauabored) 10000
Equity 10 banking house 10000
nss amount s due BON Federal Is.afsYs nabk sSss a
Ne, amount due from approved reserve agents in
Net amounl lromban banker to,hcr
Than included In 10 iij...,.-,.,s.......s..
Outside eloeks and other cash items 1890
FraetioBa ncks and l7lnJ
Coin and certificates .r.......,. T&laN0
Redemption fund pilb Il $ Treasurer and due
from q s. Treasurer ~. 49,. tolam
To.sl.. .................. ........ u4olmw
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock PAID 1000
expenses ia.erest paid os1n ao2
Circulating so,e. o s & ia issaoo
d sr....'..',''.". cA0
5 asSsPa S S:ss. sa; ;ss e s s
Total demand deposits a. sa 81, s.
Time deposits playable AFTER % da,s o. .abjcei
70 ~ DAYS more nolceE
d deposits Items 49, II and 49,. s@laam
Total. .......................... siia.ia2as
State Of Maryland, County Charles,
" H. ANDERSON, Cashier
CoRgEcF-Aues. j., WILSON ADAMS,
ZACH r. MORGAN,
EUGENE TIklCE,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28
Notice 10 Creditors

C)rphan9 Court Of 81. Mary's County, Set
3eptemb er 18Th, 1915.
Ordered by the Court, THAT Elizabeth O,
Herbert, Administering OF WebAler ~
Herbert, iata OF St MAry'a county
deceased. give the notice Feduired
by law 10 the deceaneda creditors d
exhibit their eiaima, end that the came
be published once . week for six successive
weoka III the Sc. Mays Beacon.
BENZ. CoMHs,
True copy. Test /:
BENZ. coHHs,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-28

In pursuance OF ths Allows order, / hereby
give notice that | have obtained nom the
Court Of SO. Mavy'aoounty, Nd; let
ters Of administration on the personal estate
WEBSTER HERBkRT
late OF said county, deceased. An persons
having claims against tho said deceased are
hereby notined 70 o. hibit the same with the
scriber on o. before the igh day OF Mar. 1917.
they VIII otherwise by law DO excluded
nom the banefita ofnAid estate. All persons
Indebted 10 the deceased are required 10 make
pny ment 70 shD auhAoribef.
ELIZA BETH c. HERnEHTs
eQ1.ot Adn1eniasfalFlx,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-27
Local Improvement District No. 1894.

Second Annual Instnliment.
MCKINLEY PARK ADDITION
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-27

credited across the border,
persistent reports were cir
culated today that de facto
government troops have sue
cumbed to poisoned wells in
the Yaqui country.
A mysterious epidemic was re-
ported recently to have ravaged
soldiers operating against the
Yaquis.
The reports are considered Sig
nificant because Of the rumor
that 800 troops of the Fifth bri-
gade died from poisoned wells At
Hermosillo.
Better feeling between Mexi-
cans and Americans was noted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-27
Cook Tells of
Qualifications

Addressing a meeting at the
Wheeler-Osgood mill this noon,
c. A. Cook. candidate for con-
troller. spoke of his former work
as county assessor in equalizing
and reducing values, and in OPP
posing the port district which, ne
said, would have added greatly
to the taxes. placing a burden on
the country.
He declared the office of con-
troller should be filled by man
who understood the work and be-
lieved. said he, his experience in
the assessors office gave him
the experience to intelligently
handle the city's affairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-27
Say They Beat
Him With Plank

J. G.. Adams and Frank Adams,
brothers, are said TO have tried
to get some pilings Saturday in a
rowboat from a Tacoma dock near
Old Town.
F. L. Scougal, Waterman at the
dock. demonstrated with the
brothers and In the affray was be-
labored over the head with a
plank, he claims.
The beating so riled him he had
warrant sworn out for the
brothers arrest. They will ap-
pear late this afternoon before
Justice Graham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-27
................ IL 2 1922
CHAPLIN'S IST ADDITION
EDGAR's ADDITION


Fred NJ. Fisk. The SO. So of N.
225' of w. u ..............
L. II. Franklin, No. i6 of East
l42' OF ......,... $3.50. -.
Chas A. Snow, No. 300 of the So.
900 of East ~ of Blk .......
Corey & Kennedy, So. 300 of So.
600 of East II of Blk ........
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-27
. @ o O @ 8 o Q o o o . . o o .
q DEATHS o
. 8 9 o Q D o o o o 9 . o . = :


William Peacocke, a native of
Montreal, 10; Friday; survived
by widow, Mrs. Anna Peacocke;
a step-daughter, Mrs. Anna Taft;
two sons, William and James;
two daughters, Blanche and Mrs.
Florence Long, all of Tacoma;
funeral Monday at 2 p. m. from
George w. Piper's.
James H. Sherman. 50; yester-
day at COZ North I ST.; funeral
tomorrow at 2 O'Clock; Buckley
King in charge.
e. J. II. Wall, rs; yesterday at
2612 North Adams ST; funeral
tomorrow at p. m. from Buck
ley-King's; interment in Tacoma
cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-27
Mexican Wells Are
Poisoned; Many Die

COLUMBUS, March 81. =
Drivers of army trucks arriving
from the front today reported be-
ing fired upon. All escaped in
jury.
Army engineers are building
, gravel road into Chihuahua to
replace the sand trail.
Three hundred troops here are
preparing to march To the front.
Lieut.. Dargue left at sunrise In
an aeropiane in q flight to the
front.