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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-22
HERRING SHORTAGE FEARED
Fish cursrs Urged to Meet an un
usual Demand.

usual Demand.
A campaign urging the fsh eurera
OF New England Snd Alaska to PEE
pare to meet an unusual dsmsne for
pickeled herring has been launched
by Secretary Of Commerce RedHeld.
Information has reached the Sscre'
tsrV that 6rest Britain is to stop all
exports OF these ash This will great
ly affect the supply here, and II Amer
lean packers can meet the demand
they can take over the British mar
kets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-22

addition
viii
dcombne in % o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04
AT BNRTLESVULE-

AT BNRTLESVILIE-The Wolvor-
Inc oil company No. 16 on the " S.
Holland farm in the southeast of the
northwest Of 4-25-l3 is good for
100000 feet OF gas.
The Lcwcinda oil company No. Z
on the Iouisl Suddarth farm in the
south half of the southeast of 3l-27-
Is is good for 80 barrels
The American oil u Gas Co. No
: ON the II. NJ. Gilchrist farm in the
southeast Of the southwest of 2S-
27-l2 is making Il barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

At MNDSNY-The Big Anti Cline
Oil company is casing with the 10
inch at 600 feet in its test in 81
2n-iw.
The Black Hawk oil company has
timbors on the ground for test In
22-2n-5w
The santa Fe Railroad company
has rig up for test in the north
east of 29-3n-5w
Kansas city people are shut down
at Clio feet in their test in 32-3n-6w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

IN THE OSAGE-The indian Terri
tory Illuminating OIL Il Gas Co. No.
in the southwest of the southwest
of S4-29-1O is dry and abandoned;
No. in the southeast of the north
west of the same section is good for
100000 feet OF gas and No. 3 In
the southwest of the northeast OF "a
29-10 Is making 100000 feet OF gas.
A h. McGraw No. . on lot 36 in
the southeast Of 7-26-12 is making
so barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

hole is filling up slowly after flow
ing twice when the bailer was run.
The test of Robert Watchorn In
a9-22-3 is drilling at 2,450 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

AT BILLINGS 49, The Humphries
Petroleum company test in 20-24-1w
is drilling at 1876 feet.
The same companys test In IT.
24-1w is drilling by tools at 1850 feet
Glen T. Braden's test In 23-23-3w
is drilling at 1915 feet
Hanson and others have made
location for a test in the northwest
corner of 2i-23-2w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04
At IiINGFISIiER

AT KINGFiSHER - Giles and
others have made location for a
test in the northwest of the northeast
of 3l-1S-6w
Butts and others have made loca-
ticn in the southwest of the northeast
of 12-1s-6w.
Fred Dec has rig tlmbers on the
ground for n test in the southwes, OF
tho southeast of 7-17-5w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

TJfJ = 4 nATT
y Loh Dhib
= -------
4 with a small sbovlng n oil and 0as
Tho Uoxnun pctrole,im cnmuauv
so. . ON tho Long farm I'm 1s.i0'G n
drilling nt g.t0o foat
Tho Dlck1ycu OH oompaiy has a
rIv nm f,r "a tc.t in no u,rtI,,cst
oofncr or 30 .ls.5 " " " 1901 ''
The Cushing santa re ON coupnuy
test iu 2t.1N-C lis uudcrrcanIug nt
'I.g5O foot.
Tho Gushing oil ,oup1nv tcsi in
l-Is-G a drilling ut 1000 feet
NT LIONNRD Wilcox and tho
tHe .apthus-t of tire northwest "
.l..lt DRILLING lt I2UO feet
Ih. Burl,.il,ffDll Du cYmuiuy
No. uu f., clinton farm lu a5-I.-II
dr.UIs u tup of tIe sand making
u..uf .uuNuuu i.,t of gas aud .lr,v.
I.l OBJ.
II. fD' ul IlNYr and N,u.J a.
I.It.Ii ilt boon ulunrcI uH.I from
I.i, ..f tu rtr 900. 600 feet OF
found af lIrI foot
: '.... ".d others t..f on tIn Parks
..f. Dr. '.u northwest Df tn. f.Hfu-
D..f Hi '.'..ii . Jts and pIur-ed 90
'.' f..t
|"' ana u.Hrih nave H rl- up COR a
Co.,. .n 'u NDkIm iUm bon .H-1t-1I
'rHrt IId oiu,r. 100. suulUug lu
t.,lr NH. lu 3i.lt-li
Hv NDIlul and others arc dlIIuus
.i 900 feet iu thr.f tc.t iu g.-l5-li
Ii II tIhfoHfu tt-t Uu fID TIscI
farm in -t-ls-Ii ls dr., tt 1921 fDal
rnI anHF deeper
Th. t..t ul o. o. GUarath iu tho
Hih". corner "' -a-i'-li b. DRILL
ur 10 1880 feet
Tl. Duutun DIl company is drilling
H' 'HU feet in itt test loo ---i1-ll
IUn test 90 Ncluughliu and others in
thr southwest OF the northwest of
i'-l,-li is shut down at 2.15O feet.
SOUTH or LEON \RD Galloway
and others are rigging up for test
ou tho Jones farm boo 4-1f-14
The Burke llcffcld OH company
test iu 2-lt-li was drN iu the first ana
b. drilling deeper.
Grois and illnrslot tost iu 3-1i-1i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

At CUSHING Cosdcn oil &
Cos co. No. 13 on he A. sawyer
farm I'm 27-17-7 is good for A. barrels.
The Cosden oil & Gas co.
No L. on the s Barnett farm in %
17-i is making 90 barrels.
The Prairie oil Il Gas co. No.
10 on the l.. Dorrlsow farm in 24-1S-7
is good for 80 barrels.
z. h. Sticks No s on the Brown
farm In 53-11-7 is good for 40 barre's
I'm the I.nVton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

SOUTH OF BRISTOW - Greis,
harhes, l.add and others test in the
CONTINUED ON tAGE THIRTEEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

same section is finished ut 2,29S feet
~ In the sand and is good for 100
barrels: No. IS is drilling at /, ,12o
feet ana Nos 81, %. 81. S2, 80 anl
"a are RIGS In $ rigs are up for
No. 16. Is. 20. 26, 2S and 80. No. 3
Is In top of the Skinner sand at 2,2OO
feet and showing some oil and No. 80
is completed in shallow sand at 81
feet ana good COR 10 barrels.
Foster and Davis 40 In 36-24-S
f. drilling at $50 feet and No. is
mUliug at geo feet
VT JENNINGS The Republic oil
\ Pine Line CO. No. on the
Riuohart farm in 21-20-7 is drilling al
LES feet. No. is down 1850 feet
and so. is rig
The GYPSY OH company on tho orr
farm In 2l-2C-7 Is drilling at 1850
icct
The Carter oil company test in 20
20. IS drilling at 800 feet
The Carter oil company No. ! on
IN, Messing farm I'm 2O-2o-5 is drilling
the Prairie oil X Gas co. No
ON the Mann farm I'm 23-2O-7 is
drilling at 1850 feet and No is
Crllng at 1850 feet
The Prairie oil x G9s Go. has
a rlg up for 40 3 on the llosick farm
lU 2l-2O-i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04
VI kI,LINNILI.I

Vt NTIINN NTIII.|GrohuW Unu
others test in Sl-lS-l0 is drilling ct
1000 feet
Waugh and Wheeler No. . on the
Allen farm in 26-1S-10 Is dry in the
Glen sand and gcins deeper,
Beard and others no. 3 on the
Eicfer farm in 26-1S-lO is drilling at
1000 feet.
Tho Stuson OH company test In the
cuuthwest corner Of 25-1S-l0 got the
Gud at Lao feet and 10 feet in Is
rot showing anything
The Bartlett oil company No. Z on
fee land in 27-1S-l0 IS good for 800
barrels after a shot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

At NOWATA-I.utz and Sherril No.
on the l.. T. Bylngton farm In the
southwest of the southwest of "a
25-l6 is good for 25 barrels.
u. s. Greene and others No. / on
the Thomas Newcomb farm in the
northwest of the northeast of 23-27-
l6 is good for barrels
Boop Sitz and Cook No. on the
Sallle Mackey farm in the southeast
of 3-26-16 is good for 100 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04
VI ISINIiY

VI lilNBN wilcox and others test
in the northwest of the southeast Of
tho northwest Of i-16-13 Is drilling at
I '00 feet
The Prairie oil & Gas co No. 3
in 12-i6-l3 IS drilling at 500 feet
Tho Cancv River Gas company has
rig up for % tcst on the Roberts
farm m 21-1G-1}.
Tho t"st Of LIVINGSTON and others lH
The northwest of the southwest of
-G.15-1t 90 drilling M zoo fccu
The CoucN RlNcr Gas company No.
un the Hunger farm I'm 2S-17-13 IS
ru2eIrg back from 2.0So feet to shoot
The I .GOu-foot sand
TIER ana others No. on the Tate
fum r 2g-l1-l3 is ou top of the sand
gt 1T"t foot
LIVINGSTON and others are drilling
ut lHOo feet ir tho southwest of the
northwest of 33-t5-13.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

hadden ard others test on the Bar
nett farm IN 22-l6-15 is drilling at 400
feet.
Bradstrcot and others are rigging
up for tcst on the Anderson farm
In SO-lG-15.
Tho Carter Oil company No. on
the Anderson rarm in 30-16-15 is drill
Ing at I 500 feet.
The Melba oil company No. 8 on the
Drew farm in 2l-16-15 is drilling at
COO feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

AT U\SkELL-Th Boynton OIL s.
Gas co. is spuddng in Its No. ,
in 30-l5-16.
The Caucy River Gas company test
cr the Russell farm In the northeast
corner OF l9-l5-l6 Is drilling at zoo
feet.
Davis and others are drilling at 500
in l7-15-16.
a. J. Wrightsman's No. on the
Friday farm IN 22-15-l5 is drilling at
$50 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

At NORRISON-The Fortune OH
company test on the Aitaffer farm In
5.22.3 Is drilling at 4,0l0 feet. The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

vt GAREI R-rhc Sinclair oil &
GAS 60. test on tho Murphy farm In
the southeast OF the northeast of 2S-
22-iw is drilling at 1925 feet.
The Garter oil company test In the
southwest OF the northeast OF a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04

?2-iw is drilling at 1850 feet. This
test got a show of gas in sand from
1,tG0 to 1,170 fee: and a dry sand
from | 22O to 1889 feet
Hanson and others test in 1l-21-iw
is drilling in red beds at 1880 feet.
Fowler and others test in 11-2l-4w
IS shut down at $50 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-04
In the Oil Fields
of0ca c0oa j a. MeKscycr Res aj77R


Nan & OhIl q. 10
llcal.I'uu .. %.
iutUInH IIytHA
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-24
SAW DEATH ANGEL
Apparition That Appeared to
Royal Children.
Story Related by Governess Of Rus.
sian Prlneesses-czar and czar-
Ina Believe Supernatural Fig.
ure Really Was Visible.

Grand Duke Ernest of Hesse had n
very pretty little daughter by his first
wife, Princess Victoria Melitu Of Great
Britain and Coburg, now married To
Grand Duke Cyril of Russia. This lit
tie girls name was Elizabeth. and on
account of her beauty and sprightly
cleverness she was universal favor
lite and the only tie between her par.
ents after the estrangement. f.. Gun.
life Owen writes In the New York
World
While staying with her uncle and
aunt, the present ear and czarinn. at
their picturesque country seat in 20
land, she succumbed when seven years
old To poisOn-ptomaine poison. nc.
cordlng to some. but according to 9th.
ers drugs conveyed into food OF
drink by the Nihilists for the purpose
OF taking the life Of Emperor Mich.
olas.
A remarkable account Of the affair
Is given by an English woman of the
name OF Miss Eager who. after spend
Ing II number of years in the service
OF the emperor and empress of Rus
STA as the nursery governess of their
young children, published on her re-
turn to England, with the full author
ity and approval OF their majesties. a
volume entitled six Years at the
Court of Russia"
According to her, little Princess
Elizabeth, or ELLA" of Hesse was
taken IN one afternoon or night and
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-24
Hearing Your Men at Work.

The manager of a machine shop or
factory can know how much work is
being done at benches by mechanic
cor 10y power-driven machines or tools
10y means of micrOphones or telephone
trunSmitters connected with the work.
ing apparatus, says Popular Science
by becoming familiar with the yibru
lions Of the different machines he eau
tell at any given moment just how
faust Pat is working the lathe, or how
imhustriously Mike is operating the
milling machine on one Of his blue
Mondays. In addition to this he can
tell at a simple turn of the switch il
the machines are running At normnl
speed and smoothly and properly ~
obey should.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-24

with terror. II was some time before
they could be soothed. and then they
related that they had seen a man with
flowing robes and huge wings in their
room. While they were still talking
the eyes of both children suddenly
dilated with terror. and both pointing
In the same direction, they cried :
Look Look! There he is again.
He has gone into Elias room. OH
Poor Ella Poor Ellar'
Neither Miss Eager nor the czarina,
nor yet the physicians. could see any
thing. But few moments later
Princess Ella suddenly sat up in her
bed, crying: 81 am choking. ] am
chokingl Send for mamma !" Three
hours afterward the child, who had
Immediately after the cry for her
mother fallen into state Of coma.
passed away, in the absence, OF course
of her parents.
Miss Eager expressed her firm con-
viction that the little grand duchesses
had seen supernatural apparition
and that the apparition in ques-
ton was the angel of death.
That the car and czarinn shared her
impression is shown by the fact that
they had authorized her to publish
the story in her book. as well as by
the circumstance that she retains their
favor and good will and is in re-
ceipt Of an annuity from them for the
remainder of her days
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-24

the u.sS o. the syria mission D. -r.i
uu as usual. The boys schools b s.
not avs large attendance us iu ordinHr
years. owing to the fact that s." myn.
homes have suffered financial loss
The girls school, however, at Beirut
has more applicants than 1t can take
care Of This is because of the fuct
tnat the schools carried ou 10y mis-
Summarizes of other natiOnalitics. such
us the French and English, have boHr.
closed and the missionaries sent away
heir pupils have consequently
nuckrd and not in vain mt the door
~ he American Girls school In Eei-
Int.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-24

Where is your wife going this sum.
mere"
shes looking around for some
place where none Of the women have
nnr than two gowns. She has three
Life.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-24
His Excellent Memory.
-han were YOU mnrrIed4''

when were you married.
We'll" replied Mr.. Gap Johnson of
liumpus Ridge. 81 disrecollcct persiz,-
~ what year 1t was, but ! know 10 hap
pened Oh the Fourth of July or Christ
mas OF some such day.'-KunsaS
city star.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1917-01-24
Four and a Half Ton Mirror.

The Observation-Disclosures reflector for
rnr Mount Wilson observatory iu Cit
Hriliu which will be finished "rn3
-, year, will be the larg'~' m.fHH.
yer cast 1t Will be IL inches bio
mud win contain, in one sn'H
az IONS of glass.-En- iu'rH
t-J,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-07
COURT CONGRATULATES
LIQUOR ASSOCIATION
Policy of Retail Dealers Organization
in Cambria County Eliminates
Complaints

EBENSBURG, Pa. Feb, President
Judge NJ B. stephens yesterday congratulated
the Retail Liquor Dealers Association Of
Cambria County on the policy IT pursued
last year Speaking from the bench, he
said that because of the activities of the
association and the enforcement of It's
policies the court this year found little COM
plant from the general public as TO the
administration of retail liquor licenses
the general conduct of the business.
This year there ars 3l applicants for
wholesale and retail license privileges in
Cambria County a material decrease over
last year and the year before. In only
one or two instances was the court
required to summon applicants before the
bar in person for Interrogation during the
hearings, and these mostly were applicants
Tor new places, Only one instance was OBJ
served whero present license-holder was
summoned to answer to complaints and
this man seemeI to satisfy the court as 20
their groundlessness.
Last year conditions were vastly differ
ent number of license-holders were
penalized for nfraction Of the rules of the
court, and some who had held license
privileges prior to the hearings were re-
fused
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-07
DEATHS


hand Of Catherine h. McMuiicn aged IS. Rcla-
2ss + P and n'M e. b. "5s0 of netbiehSp. % PS VG Apoo
cT qdE NJ So Gnd T. jMb M keEsToms smma nds1 SeS
No. X. r. Line. ofdccrs' Association and
oingss invited to funeral services, Ir. . p. IN;
81 i{uii iio2' w. I.ndlcy ave Losan. Int West Laurel
o,MlEhIoYt-gcEi .. M!glAN oRAyLIY. widow
yltcd 10 funeral scTyiccs. sat. II a. m, isii
~ 10Th st. Int private, West Laurel Hi Gem
MN%% aSc i and @ e. 5ma: sAMEf caSa E%HS iS9 S
and friends invited TO funeral SERVICES, Thurs
st. mV MasndiiS iiS'1%Gs Gem r's'd'"''' ''- i"'o"S
Mlld;;!EiB},-Fcb. g. JOSEPH \, husband Of
glnd late ANDREW. Miller. arcd 20, Rci9tvcs ana
Tpo tn,on @Sp,oNs M@ yan,rEr r. rHeSr lot
,G9ssiJ.sGn,cDo Gsi.G to oSls oSlgs'r2L Erl 1"o m moth'gs
naNcnlura's church u. m Int Ne" Cathe-
| Miller Relatives and friends nvitcd to funeral
om"s oo0as sa % Hor@n Hra15a'as s GGiia'"gi jSisi ani
n'Sgq nf - M. M@ngn, Ia. Ihgrs on arrival
M6EsrAL J.. .W!IiiRm H. ~ SON i"'r'f Of Wi.
DAYS Rsnyes ard fGnds fSTa irVSd i I" to fT fWHSra
/ iIISl'> Ihurs,' = d.. N. pargntS resdgncg'
MotiLGY@Fcb T. A&NyS H. MG5ihH%0SYYd iS}a Sl"
sa s' ana m 's92s s YGWaS 1yS2 It,, to- neFR ~ FRa rhH6 s6
| mass of rcIuicm church Of our Lady of Victory
! MooNEY.-gFo6. j.. RosAN& MOONEY mee
! 1"lGnanl, M,ie ,Gt l't' lanes Mooney and
! ,9ninrI OF hi NlarF r.. y lISpafHk' afed -
| HoRuN.s "ss,V, NII'hIuS InNio9 10 IuncFal trl.
! sou j.. NJ 800 ~ -i,n ~; NoI'nu ltl"'n mass
| St. Frmcis's church 10 II. IN. Int. private.
| NI,in I,Nl''', .pUllI movers ,,.,,.., .
| Nn,' uN'- CO. " iit'NkIt ~ ~. WIDOW or
/ w.. wilson Moore, itrlaNLCs ana friends In
! Mlc9 u" i.ngrHI services, ihursH ~. m, ogL
! residence OF ,Shn-lH-a W lll"in IL NHfulo. dht
'Nii Si,yvir'2l SuJTMH' r'kxIk taH3 Isivt1,,
| ,gi so iliati,l,S" IL a.
TL,"r,i s,r i.s s"2 -idN 'u,.
81 lnt SHrthvo1d TS,, - "'' IT, ~ -"'h
.4NlE;l l.; Iiggdasnly, i!g -, Eg,h6 f. nRlnGET
/ funeral will be given. from g3lG Meredith ST.
! OWENS. Fob. g. AT Glen Riddle Pa Miss
| MARY ON EMS. Funeral to which Relatives and
! friends invited Thurs ) 10 u. m. residence oi
! nephew, Peter j. Kane l33S Skunk 1t Sol
/ umn mass uf requiem church Of the Lpiphsuy
/ io,9,; ,,H.r,.innt q Int Holy cross Com. -.
/ hNlN,I ,IEi LFrh J. ,lAlilN T., husband of
J i'sl W. ram l,r. is.'l'N, ana ,Ir,,nis, k"-
| w In,I''N Tl, tInSlghltt nIrha. OF IhlEi. ana
~ t"lH't Sn'rl' or "l Wli'n nr was ~ n'mn., r.
,.N,tr w. t,,ay' 1,tyI, 'Iu p N ,;nl'
I ,!r, '''' unt,i,,. ,n, ttrInJ ,y FERN
/ Ia 10 ~ m.
PAGE.-S suddenly. Fob a. JOHN q. PAGE.
! husband uf Mary g. pHgo Oucp NCEaddcu) Rest
| dnncc $40 y. Markoo ST. Duo notice of funeral
given.
! PENNptk, Relatives and friends invited to
| funeral services Thurs, y. m, at LouEwood
| Meeting l!ouSo, thoStCr County, "a. tonycyancos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-07
LIQUORS. FOES ASSAIL
LICENSE COURT AGAIN
Residents Around 26th and Nor
ris Streets Want No Saloon
Near Playground

Judges Barratt and DAVIS are being Criti.
ciscd for their decisions in the License
Court by residents of two neighhorhoods
The second community to protest against
what II calls the planting Of saloon in
the heart Of district free from rum is that
around Twcnty-siXth and Morris streets,
for which location a license was granted
last week
The site of the proposed saloon is as yet
not built on, but across the street is the
new 100000 recreation center, used by thou
sands of children, and a short distance away
are St AloysuSs catholic Church, the
Wayne Public School and the Chambers s
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
The original protest against the court $
action was resumed with VigOr last night.
when men and women of Iiaddingtou met to
continue their fight against the saloon of
Michael J. Burke at SiXtieth street and
LansdOwne avenue.
The meeting was in the Calvin PrcshYtc-
rian Church, SiNtieth aud Master streets.
and was addressed by the Rev, DR.. {. Edgar
Adamson, pastor of the Mary simpson Me.
mortal Church, who told his temperance fol-
lowers that the city was corrupt, democracy
a haSCO and reliance on the Wares joke.
lie made his attack on the Wares in re-
sponse to the suggestion of a man in the
audience, who said, If we want to win
this fight against liquor we ought to enlist
the aid Of the Ware brothers, and let them
know we VIII khlte lNtln II we hoh get
justice in the courts"
The Wares can't help us" continued Doc
tor Adamson, and if they could we
wouldn't want to couple up with them. This
city would indeed be a great joke If people
had to go to the Wares and plead that they
interccdc with the judges in the courts for
them"
I'VE don't need to make any appeals to the
Wares" Doctor Adamson resumed ELECTION
time is when we can get back at those who
| are responsible for the Burke atrocity in
| this neighbOrhoOd Anybody in the city
| government or up at Harrisburg from this
| district who was mixed up in this liquor
| outrage will lose my vote
More than S225 was raised at the meet
| ing in few minutes for the purpose OF
| carrying on the legal fight against the
Burke saloon. About lj0 persons were pres.
| ont.
| A. \. Scott temporary president of the
protective association. which was organized
| 10 combat the intrusion Of John Barley
| corn into the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dis
| trict declicd the alaCrity with which wait
| crs in cafes served young girls with drinks
THE other night" said Scott, IL counted
| the number of intoxicated young women IN
| "A subway train going westward. After
| we left Fifteenth street there were four
| teen young women. all of them under
| twenty, intoxicated in the three cars which
/ made up the train"