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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

FOR SALE or trade. good paying Je"eiv
and optIrnl business u good town ~
3 .uu pcoplc. business last YEAR "nu.
Writ, for full particulars other huSl'
ness reason for selling W Brewer
Hollis okla
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WANT AD RATES AND IN
FORMATION,

ADVERTISING RATES Ihc ray" ,na
,ngle insertion ~ want Nds IN . ,n
Evening Times ls l-3 ot a. ,,, .Tu, nr-
word. each Insertion NN''''''''
cented l5CD ,.,,ioos I'm
the Times viii be Inserted m Irmh,,.,
sunday. Oklahoman Free ". ri,,,rs
Example. n words, 3 DAYS II! ,u' wItb
Is cents, six days IN VIZ cost ts ~
The Dir SUNDAY bkl1hoW'u 'In,,or,I
nn,,s Tho charge for chch huu'"It
n.orJ ,or The six DAVIS is = Genus ,,.,d
ample Il words cost - ''"'''
..u of 40 csI,s ,ms n.m he run twenty l s,N
times when renewal o'"''
CHARGE WANT ADS win not hc rm"
longer than six dAvs without I,c
nj order All charge want Ne ",,scr.
and PAYABLE the same dnN w Town
lion OF al appears tAll on, -"i w
Wam Ads are positively cash In "''
C1SslNG HouRS- want Ads 70 We .I,,"rs n,"r
erlv classified must he In nc ' Al
office hy II o'clock a. ~. "'t U-,s,-
is to appear. Branch TW,!,.t, Main tg
omen daily at m. nnd close anon
n m excepting SATURDAY. II II "P ~
that evening for the cow
Want Ad patrons untll $40 Il" A,
BLIND AiSRNo answer 10 huhn ~"
n, time u request. always sA(e ll,,',
showing krv number when placing hlnu
ads Answers 30 out-o'-'oWn hI,n.
Ads will be- forwarded without extra
charge ,.,
TETEpUONF WANT ADS Arc chnrr"
M tho same rate ns cnsh ads ana cor
lection win be made nt your homo o'
office tho same day first Insertion ~
ad appears this Is an acComnnn"
service and pnyments should M"NNS " W.
made promptly when tho nlu ' ,,,.
sented ALWAYS ask that your '',"
phone nd he repeated back to YOU W
tho telephone ad takcr 10 MAKE ~, r,
that II has hcrn correctly taken ~
Evening Times cannot assume F7l',,
sih'N for errors ~ amy flu,
ing IN telephone advertisements.
ADVERTISERS should retain rccolp
given hy the Times 10 patrons maxim
pRymruts over the offire counter, n9 %
mistakes can he rcctifcd without thrn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
In Answering Adj. rlrnsc Mention Time.

FOE SALE CHEAP Good secondhand
Vumlcy steam engine ~ hprs"rovrr
! W lonkg ri 80 !, Box 100. okla
homa ritN, Okla
fOR SALE 4 secondhand freight clc-
N1tor .auu. pound capacity Mll'r
jackson 60. llj T. California
FOR SNfE-A second -hnud freight Gle.
Nntor, iOO pound clW,lh. Miller
jackson Go. No East California
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MALE HELP WANTED.
. An.mrrInv Ads. rlrn.r Mrnilon Ilmr'.

WANTED Several FIRST .blass mon who
hItn had experience In handling m'r7.
something new rapid s"llcr. t'rtlinIN
state Okmhnma. commission proposition
Addross R-275. carr Times.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads please Mention Iime,,


LARGE nicely ruudsNcd from, prlroom
v,r, desirable VI Ga
FURNISHED rooms walking distance to
town. viii give breakfast uu lnIr
Grounds rir line. 9l5 ilulson " 'l'2
NICIlN furnished room iu unyHir home
tn ladies employed ur husband nnl
wife. Walking distance 'o town w t''l
ONE large mrnshrd suu'n,ns' .'yw for
gentleman and wife ur two ladies' 'ms
rIut,d. o. block stiles Hn.h ' D. 'in
WIrUES YOUR cycs' tsc tho 'It'' n
tyNuuwlgc NUU cafe Meals -'r ~
South broadway
/ rpE REST N,colr FURNISHED room TN
wotrrn home. private rwIlN3 close w.
iUI Inn th rhonn Maple tit
. FURNISHED trout bedroom tor one on
/ two ladies. sleeping porch. very close
iu. breakfast " desired. Wal it'i
TnH uENr NIrcN furnished south ruuw
/ 900 w0drIu. private home rent ivHsoU.
able. everything new laohF Nouh llu'.
So, Wal tu
.a FURNISHED nudtoomv for gentlemen.
also unr,. Wnlluur distance la
h'H.Hv ,"f lHr. private home W t6ll
rpu WaNT .uNn niece hfge sleeping
toum D.. hlnvN from stiles uorh tu1 E
Nulh
LARGE furnished Ylc,pug room fnr gon.
tl,wuu ur couple employed .la "
lh Wal lNt>
FURNISHED bedroom. also e,rarc Wal
fhlt
fNONr southeast sleeping room. bath
private modern huw, close in l1i
East THIRD Walnut laie
q NlCGLN FURNISHED upsWts tyom. prl.
waite family walking distance Mnpl,
llh1
TWO southeast rooms nicely furnished
close IN private homie, very light $50
" 9th
. NICE. mod,in roni ioow, fnr one ni
two gentlemen lN minutes walk I,
main part VI ylQ ~ south Webb.
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
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BARCLAY CoRsETs
Fitted In your home. Mrs, VI. y. Leach
Mgr, sis n. bth wal Nl9.
COMPETENT DREssMAKEll, guaren,-
toed satisfnction JIG w. 9TH, wal
b5W,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26

LARGE nicely tuudsNcl from, rrdroom
AIlN N..LrLLln VI -
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
In Ansvsvius Ad. Please Mention Tunes.

EXPERIENCED hardware man wants
position AT once; references Nuuless
we. care Times or call Maple OH.
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NfNN and used lumber. Gnrng's ronl
~, houses; ull kinds fence and posts
7'N Walker Walnut l'H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26
LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY
4, An.urrinr Ads pIen,o Mention Times.

PRIVATE MONFS TO loan on city resi-
drutc property. uul,k actor.
EVEREST & CAMPBELL,
Walnut i22 aat Lee bldE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26

Fl'II-RLOOnEpB Ruff orpington cggs,
81 per setting 'Oi y 10Th Wals1'ls
RRNNp NEW fnNoritc 2io-cgr incuha b.
inr matched once successfully, Chc,p
for cash. Phone wal l3oo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26
Have Several

Improvcd farms I'm This aud adjoining
counties acquired under conditions
which enable me to Offer them tnt un.
der market price See owner iOS
Terminal nldg Phone W $50.
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OUT-OF- TOWN REAL ESTATE.
4, .,.v,r,nx Adj. Please Mention Times

FOR SALE q, oVurr. Rrlllou ln,a'
nu RroadWay. tl3a pair call Wal ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26
POULTRY AND PETS.
In Answering Ads Pirn-e Mention Tlmea

FEED ROSE MEAL To YOUR chickens
makes them healthy makes them lay. .
For sale " II butcher, 40 " Second
POULTRY fence chicken houses. brood
crs, roofing, posts and lumber. 52O
Walker Wal l29
FOR SNlE Six Ruff Orpington hens.
81 % onch, also eggs 'nt hntrhinE 81 'I
FOR a. Mrs q \ O'Ncel, Coolgot". Okla
WANTED Rabbits or haros must Doe
good healthy stock and cheap FOR cash
+ u. box. l9;
. "lINRprASTLES REDS" Bca ribbon
winning and heavy LAYING sIuElc comb
Rhode Island Reds I'm southwest. eggs
Tor hltchiug now rcpdy Phone NL-o1
South iNt and Shields oklahoma 'itN.
WHITE WYANpOTTE crgg from free
range storE or each Mrs 'mpprr. Il
lnuu" lW -j
UGUREEp Young stroiur $ g.
White l,rhoru eggs q setting g. 100
~ PAYS 10 huy M" best \ r Nelson.
3io Loo BIdr Res Wal il29-J. office"
Wal llI5
FRESH EGGS laid daily, suitable for
setting. 80 cents dozen Phone wal
,35G-J
ROT LTEY men. take notice. my cnir"
flock SuE'c-CoWh Rhode Island '''s.
good. wiuht trudo on pair NJ lots wal
5oai-J li2l West goth
WILL take pigeons or rabbits I'm "N
change for subscriptions for amy mag
n1Iuc. T. - noN l''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26
PAPERHANGING AND REPAIRING
In Answering Al. Pleas. Mention Times.

PAPER hung for S. room and M will
bring samples, | do painting ~
Klein wal 7el3
ROOMS papercd. s. and M viii bring
samples. also painting Roach. phon"
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has good clear city property fot Wnds
10, land. also hns land ,n trade iot good
rity property. 200 Security Bids W. blA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-26
WANTED TO RENT.

In An,wrrirE Ads Please Mention Times
--~---... .-...----.-..".7--- -r-.- .r
WANTED b, March lst 3 or ( furWshoI
rooms adults rHN.93.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
NEWS BRIEFS

In a late edition Of Leslie's Week
~, will be seen an excellent likeness
of Robert Smith. we'll known locm
boy who at present is a member OF
The American ambulance corps IN
France Mr.. Smith is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. C.. G. Smith and resides IN
South Penn street.
The official staff OF the local d.
vision of the B. & o. left Thursday
for Deer Park, where they will attend
a meeting Of the entire staff OF the
B. & 0. lines.
-Examnaton Of 40 applicants for
enlistment in the West Virginia Fly
Ing corps will probably begin Mon
day morning by the board Of eXamin-
erS in the SchmulbaCh building.
Twelve Of the 80 applicants will be
given training at Beech Bottom.
An order in equity was entered
in the local federal court yesterday
in the case Of Guy H. Davis and others
against the Benwood and McMechen
Consolidated Water company. Receir-
er S. G. Smith filed his report, show
ing interest Is due on the first mort
gage bonds July |. The court author
ICED him to borrow on a receivers
certificate not exceeding $4,000.
The new salary law for all fed.
eral employees. effective tomorrow. has
been received here The increases
range from five to ten per cent per
annum.
Three tourists from Indiana,
Messrs. Henry and John Best and their
sister. left yesterday morning for
Pittsburgh, after being held up IN this
city since Monday on account of the
Indictment weather.
Edward Dolan. well known local
young man, who is stationed with the
engineers reserve regiment at Oak
mont park, Pittsburgh, is In the city
visiting friends for week. Mr.. Dolan
who was recently married, will spend
few days with his bride and other
relatives before returning to the
Smoky City.
Wheeling people will be pleased
to know that Thornton Morrow. FORM
er local boy who enlisted In the army
several years ago. has been promoted
to first lieutenant in the United States
Army His brother. Robert Morrow.
resides on the Island. Morrow Is al
present stationed at San Francisco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
FAIL TO RECOVER
BODY OF ENGINEER
KILLED IN WRECK
r. II. UlGlEL' is STILL BURIED IN
MUD BENEATH HIS
ENGINE
Bad Collision Occurs YesterdaI Morn
ing on 8. & O. Between Freeport
and Tippecanoe.

Information given out at the Bridge,
port office of the {. l.. 4 W. railroad
III midnight relative to the wreck that
occurred between t'reeport and Tippe-
canoe early yesterday morning. was
10 the effect that wreckinS crews had
not recovered the body Of Engineer
r. Fl. QuieIcy who was buried in soft
mud under his engine which over
turned in Il ditch. This report was re.
ceived at six o'clock last evening anu
Was all that had been received at md
night. Fireman Charles Frye OF Tinin,
who was badly injured in the wreck
was brought to the Ohio Valley Gen
eral hospital yesterday afternoon.
WreSking trains and crews from the
Holloway and I.ovain yards were al
work all day yesterday clearing the
wrnckace. but were greatly handicap
ped due tn the tact that III" place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

Ono so often finds superior qualities IN
people who are Theoretically Inter-
Tors.
One Of the most stimulating phlloSo-
nhers | ever met was ragged dirty lit
tie sweat shop tailor. ! have often hau
my mind wonderfully stimulated ana
quickcued by people with whom II | lld
been seeking for superior TO associate
with. | should never have exchanged two
words.
Not the Best People But the Best In
People.
The way il seems TO me Is Just TINS
IT isn't half so important that YOU ASSOC
eiate with the hes pctople as that you
associate with the hest in people.
There is something helpful and Stimu'
1ating in almost everyone. Bring II out
DON'T he so auxoiuS to shine that you get
the shine that's in other people.
Associate with everyone on their
highest level. tax OF them the best theE
have TO offer and give them your best
in return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
I'D new duties in Logan, W. Va, fol.
lowing a vacation spent in Michigan:
P1eaSSnt Surprise,

Miss Rhoda Campbell of South Wheel
ing, arranged q very enjoyable party
last night, as surprise to her sister,
Miss Mary Virginia Campbell. the oc-
casion being her twentieth birthday an
nIvcrsary-
Lady Bountiful' at the Virginia was
n pleasant part of the entertainment.
Followed by delightful luncheon IN
the Coleman grill. The girls Of the
marty, who form the Sigma Tau Kappa
club, presented Miss Campbell with
very handsome circle Of pearls. -
The guests were: {:
Misses -
Ellen Williams Martha Derry
Katherine Belvc Christine Strobel
PHYLLIS Strobel Martha Dieckhoff
Marie Conlcy Margaret Grimm
MessrS.
Row Van Kirk Tom Gavin
Tom Williams w. Gilbert :,
R. J. Roberts Milton van Kirk
Tobr Ctr0bnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
PERSONNEL DOUBLED.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-The navy
has almost doubled its personnel since
war was declared and now needs less
than $4,000 men to bring it up to the
new authorized strength Of 10000. go
Navy officials, in announcing to-
night that the: total enlisted strength
is 125,363, expressed qualification at
the returns from the recruiting cam
paign. On January last there were
G, the day war was declared, the total,
The marine corps. whose strength
on April 6 was 1926, has recruited
to strength of 1886. It's authorized
total is 10000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Hair.Parsons Wedding.

at the parsonage of the First NJ. L.
r;aSr Of Miss May Parsons. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Parsons. 10
Mr.. Charles A. Hair. of this city, took
place. The attendants were Miss
Mary nftrrdinGcr and Mr.. VIM. Otter
dnrer.
The bride wore. Il travelling suit OF
dark blue. with gray hat. gloves and
shoes. \ cursagc Of Aaron Ward
roses and valley lilies was worn.
Miss OflerdinGer worn Il suit Of green,
with gray accessories, and a corsage
Of white sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hair lctt on honey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

c. r. MARBLE, Of tins city. has pur-
chased a now Dodge Eros. t"uriu" cur.
Tho machine was delivered yesterday.
Garfield council No. .. O. l.. y. NJ. viii
hold a business meeting this evening III
th,, lodge headquarters in the MrMcrhrn
building
William x. Scharfcr. ar this city. has.
applied for. enlistment in The Regular
army Mt the Wheeling recruiting station.
Lone Star lodge No. =. TrthiHn Sisters.
held n business meeting last evening,
MIR. and Mrs. Harold .iohmS. Of New
ri""dE"rh. Ia. arc visiting Will relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

where the accident occurred is at the
top of a steep embankment overlook.
ing creek. The accident occurred
when heavy freight train crashed
into a light engine. knocking the lat
ter from the track and derailing the
freight. Freight cars went over The
embankment and piled up al the
bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
'MECHEN
Observation-Disclosures,

Thursday afternoon. Iul," IS. occurred
the wedding Of Herbert +. Earkcr. Of In
diana and Miss Ethel Schlcich"r. dnuGn.
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs &. Schl"iCh"r. Of
baltimore street, this city. Tho crr"ntnuH.
was solemnized ut the h"m" OF the
brides parents by Rev. e. ". Fuller. Jr..
pastor o. the Christian church.. lmm"-
datrly after the ceremony wedding
dinner was served, following which Mr..
and Mrs. Baker left on An extended easy
srn wedding trim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

moon 10 lake points. and upon their
return will live with the brides
parents in Martins Ferry.
The bride is popular lady or
Martins Ferry, and the groom Is
well known cmploye Of Stone d
Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Market Today.

This morning beginning at s o'clock
in the Geo. L. Stifcl colnpany's store;
Division No. 6 Of The Pastors Aid
society Of the Second l.. p. church,
will have for sale Il delicious array
of pies, cakes, bread and other tempt,
ing daities. Mrs. John B. Garden Will
be chairman in charge. D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
SIDE TALKS
tsy Ruth Cameron.)
The Best People
BY Ruth Cameron.)

There is = woman in our town who
from rather humble beginnings has
climbed To quite an "Inineucc or culture
and intellectual superiority.
We 'werr wondering thc other dag how
Si,c made so much uf herself. and ono OF
her relatives explained proudly. Ever
since she was Il girl she has riadr It a
poiu, {" aS$nciate Only with people who
were superior To- her.
. I've heard something like that said OF
people before. and while II sounds good
ut first il SccruS ~ me there is Il kick
IL 1t.
How Could Everyone Associate With
Supertors.
Namely. If everybody tried 10 do tina,
what would happen:
IF everyone is 50 intent on self culture
that he will no, associate with anyone
inferior 10 him. how on earth could any
body get 4 chance To associate with any
one who was superior:
II seems 70 me. too. that there would
D.. something NOT wholly l!kcablc about
:. person who cold biooddedly picked out
ali his friends not because he liked them
bu. because he thought he could get
something our Df them.
A Form Of Toadyisn.
Whcn r"opl.' Try - ingratIatc them
selves with friends from "hrm th"E en-
oect .natcr,a! advantages we hay" a
Shor: and ugly terra tor them. Now
:S.r'. ;hiS trying :" associate always
with ones Supcri"rS n sort 1T intellect
tai t"AfElSm':
mother thing. how IAN r'n!l" d"tcr-
r,inc 80 .l:ari: who are thetr Superi"rS. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Entertained at Country Club.

Following their annual custom OF
entertaining their employees. The John
s. Naylor. company dispensed splrn-
did hospitality at the Country club
last evening.
The guests left the city at $50
in autos. and upon their arriVa al
the Country club were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
BRIDGE Club.

This afternoon Mrs. H. Richard
Markell. will be hostess 10 the Bridge
club of which she is a member at
her hume in Woodsdale. Cards will
be enjoyed and dainty. luncheon
served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Mr.. Remlinqer Resigns.

Frank r. Remlinger, manager of
The Wheeling Country club, has ten
dercd his resignation to the board OF
directors, which In case Of its accept
ance will probably become effective
July Is.
Mr.. Remlinger came here from
Huntington In March. He will take
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

In ST. Johns chapel In the future
Friday mornings will find a group of
ladies of Echo Point gathered to-
gether for the purpose Of Red Cross
work. with Miss Hester Brady IN
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Bridqc Tea and Dance.

Plans are rapidly being consum-
mated for the delightful! party TO be-
held at The Country club on Monday,
July >, by the ladies Of the Comfort
Kit club.
Many reservations are being made
for the bridge lea. and pleasant
parties are being iccmed for the
dance Of The evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30

The banner Of the Virgin Mary,
borne by loan nf Arc in her cam.
pHigns in defense nf the Dauphin. wa.'
The first white Hag IN French history.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
herA,
STREET SHOOTING
ARRAY AT MIDLAND

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. Juno CO
Joseph Compcnclln. 50. was shot twice
in the stomach following an argument
on The street al Midland. Ia. tonight:
He is believed to br dying. He Was
taken TO II hospital at Rochester. Pa.
The police arrested Dominic Maori in
connection with the shooting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
bounteous dinner. followed by pleas

bounteous dinner. followed by pleas
ant recreallonS.
There we're present the following
travelling salcsmcn: K. O. Amos.
Friendly, ". Va: r. +. Brown, OF
ParkersburG. w. Va: \. y. a. lse: or
Wheeling, w. Va; G. y. Amos, New
Mutamoras, O.; A. S. Morris. Parkers-
burg, W. Va: Walter S. Amos, King
wood. W. Va: George S: Cochrane:
Fairmont, W. Va; l.. c. Blayney' OF
Elm Grove. w. Va; Boyd B. Sl0erf:
Weston. W. Va: o. a. Conaway' OF
Wheeling; Howard G. Oliver. wheel,
ing; Lawrence Frabell, Wheeling, and
y. B. Reed, Wheeling.
The following of the house sales
mon, stockmcn. etc; Lon }. Sloert'
John 4. Dorm, Peter j. NtehauS, WIN.
!. Thompson. John +. Lewis, John =.
Molly, Louie Amos, Leslie Gordon
VIM. Kuhn. Chris Laue, Fl. SchWen-
sen, VIM Stein, George Carroll, ROSS
Cox and w. J. Fox.
The following from the executives
and office force: 4. G.. Naylor. Jos.
r. Naylor, II. l.. Henderson, William
Naylor, Geo. J. Ebcrts. L. E.. BaYha,
W. d. Mccoy. Il. b. Naylor Earl {.
Knowles and Nile {. Ratclitf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1917-04-19
THE JEFFERSONIAN
PAGE SEVEN

for ammunition, for clothing, for provisions,
etc.
The Steel Trust, the Standard Oil Trust.
the Powder Trust, the combination of New
England Textile mills, the Flour Trust the
Meat Trust, and the Railroads. the different
munitions manufacturers in our own country
VIII get practically every cent of the Five Bill
hons that we are to let the Allies have with
out interest, and they will continue to roll in
wealth as they have since the outbreak of the
European war.
The Seven Billion Dollar war measure is a
blessing to the Allies, but is G0d-send to the
American Trusts, for the Trusts will get what
we lend the Allies as we'll as what we spend
on our own Army and Navy.
s.
The National banks will also come in for
nice slice Of the pie when the Allied loan is
being passed around
England and France Will place their part of
the loan with their bankers here to cover
their purchases, and the same men who con-
troll the different Trusts in like manner control
the National banks.
Whenever these fiscal agents for England
OF France negotiate deal for supplies for one
of these countries, they will charge a commits
sion on the purchase, then transfer the amount
of money, less their commission from the ac-
the Steel Trust Powder Trust-by the use
Of a pen and ink pass what is supposed to be
millions of dollars without touching a cent
of real money
For instance, England will deposit Two Bill
lion Dollars with j. P. Morgan 4 Co.. through
Morgan & Co., buy five hundred million dol
lars worth of guns OF shells from the Steel
Trust, and pay Morgan & Co., ten or twenty
per cent on the $5O0,000,00O for buying the
Steel Trust products.
When England gets ready to pay, she gives
Morgan & Go. a check for $500, 100000 plus
the ten or twenty per cent, Morgan & Co.. pass
the $500,000000 over to the credit of the
Bethlehem Steel Co. of the Steel Trust. on
their books, thus making the commission for
Morgan & Co., and big profit for The Steel
Trust in which Morgan & Co. are heavily in
terested all done by book-keepng-w
the passing of a real dollar.
Trust profit is not all that Morgan & Co. get
the money has been in Morgan's bank on de-
post, Morgan's bank has been lending it right
along at good rate of interest which interest
is profit to Morgan's bank. making three
profits that Morgan gets out of the transac-
ton.
This is high finance perfected the simple
method of America big financiers pocketin@
millions in profits out of deals that are paper
deals in book -keeping-the manner of fnanc-
ing peculiar to our country whereby deals in
volving millions are put over without the pass
ing of single dollar of real money.