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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15
10 THE PUBLIC

II have been using Cnamberlain's
Tablets for indigestion for the past SIX
months, and Il affords me pleasure to
say / have never used remedy that
did me so much good. Mrs. c. E. Ri
ley, Iilion, N. Y. Chamberlain's Tab
let's areobtalnahle everywhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15
Quick Service
Farm Loans

1 can make you five, seven and ten
year loans at the lowest rates and best
terms. ! have the best and most lib
eral contracts that you can find. See
me before making new loan or re
newing your old one. / close all loans
here in my office. II your title il ID
good shape. can pay you yhen you OK
ecute the papers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15
STOMACH TROUBLES
AND CONSTIPATION

81 will cheerfully say that Chamber
lain's Tablets are the most satisfactory
remedy for stomach troubles and con-
stipation that I have sold in thirty-four
years drug store service" writes S. II.
Murphy, druggist, wellsburg, N. Y. OBJ
talnabls everywhere. d-w-lm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15

Fo sALE-New Ford touring car;
Buick touring car with lights and
starter, a bargain. Barton Bros, phone
rs. l5-st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE-My resi-
dence at 1919 Mimi Would take good
car as part pay raul Compton, phone
1923. l5-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15

FOR RENT rooms for
light housekeeping, close in. Call at
21O Penn. Ave. l4-9t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15
GROUP, wAooPINc-

c0UGH RELIEVED
Children's diseases demand prepar-
edness. When the child wakes you at
night, gasping and strangling for
breath, how thankful you are to have
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey at hand.
This effective remedy loosens thu mu.
cous and permits free and natural
breathing Its soothing balsams heal
the irritatsd membrane and arrests fur
ther inflammation. Pleasant to take.
Keep DR.. Bells Pine -Tar,Honey in the
house for all colds and bronchial trou-
blea. At your druggist 25c d-w.1m
IT IS THE DESIRE or MOST PEo.
PILE TO OWN A HOME
THIS Is a VERY LAuDABLE AM.
.5ITIoN-
AND MAY BE EASILY ACCOM-
.PLisHED-?
WITH LITTLE TROUBLE AND
SMALL ExPENsE-7
ON LONG TIME AND EASY PAY.
MENTs--7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15

Tol1nHd11kir1s

Best terms and rates on farm and city
loans. Insurance, fire, tornado( Auto
mobile, plate glass, general liability
and surety bonds. Phone 447.
5-28-1mo
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Modern S-room house
with pantry, good neighboThood, nice
shade trees. Owner cares for yard and
pays water rent; will rent to man and
wife. $l4 per month Phone 2l5 SO-tf
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subscriDs for the Daiiy E1pre.,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15
Jonas Cook

Hoom sol Flr1t National hank nscH.
cHscKAsAA. OKLA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-15

/ E. r. WAGNER, President
H. z. MARTIN Director. list
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4 H. BENNETT

ONCE phone ss4. Res. GAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
u. 8. STEEL IS
.|NARKE 7 FEATURE

%E.lv YORK. M@E - -.Nn other de
,,.;uu.ucn;S g: t"!ay'> :"v";l>Hly at-
We market ~.cIG:v'; :ss>tSuit'a:iI coin
Jared with t!Ir :uT;.r: rISr a: uucd
states S;"Sl L. lie ~ record II 81 -
'r!s,a rcl'ir*"I>,n IA over W&ii H:rn "t
-, points, .,u,! surpassed Is previous
>.axi:,,uim - - i,us"ls.
Tho ease and Confidence with which
steel ci.tukvG h:IuaS IA countless lots
.: 1909 t. almost 10000 shares wAs re-
,,.rded ~ u..r 81 tho iIuSI rrinarKau;e
features OF tho annals ur thu local OK
/ rhauxe. Steers portion ot the day : 90
al output ~ !.II".uru shares appruNi-
hated 50 por cent.
Othrr tlLwSt.iaiS, notably tnoSe In
,luLed III til. wide variety OF euuIp-
mcnts uad munitions. kept pace Win
See. as 20 nct"a. aaIuS. t'ut the So
AaucL ''w,,r brlIcS.' while strong. We're
:Er the most part :av i"tow highest
,uo,attpuS recorded IL III" spectacular
markets * tEc TWO prcc"';ins years.
standard rails also HuSuI.Ht"d recent
Gains, the cx;reyie weakness II several
adverse effect. New Haven :".i . = !"
;h.. minimum OK 49,. but rallied.
Metals. shipp!nss. oils and diverse
ISSUES which move IL comutUn Win inc
war division registered SAtFefNe SaIHS
81 : To 8 points.
Commission houses cc?"r;c'! 6ectn-
al accession OF public IntcIcSt. tGs III,
uii:y originating \, IcadtaS i2""StFlai
,...,;ers Tho short Interest also i,'t'n
rs heavy toll. especially ~ Iniicd
states Sleel.
\no,her largo cNpvr; nf gold 10 Japan
and nrpspscts OF :, revival ~ ;hr gold
movement - South America We're
.,,,onc- the financial ircii"utS o. ;ae
,,i,,l Foreign eNchurc> underwent $40
,,:;,,srial aitura,;ou. but call loans siii-'
iclu.d. ,o,
Rnnds werc Irregular. Total sales
tpar vaiusI aggregated $S.S"PH'"
los
cont on call and Panama c"uIou IS
t,u nine points TO 90 In one sale.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, May 24.--Ruti"r nrn.
Creamery higher ihan extras Ia a.:
extras -" ~rorri il; ilrsts 39?2 q 4oia; ;
seconds ISL. a 50.
Eggs steady. Fresh gathered extras
SSl.' ~ 80: fresh gathered first storage
hacked - Il IS; fresh gathered hrSiS ""N
a.. SECONDS lower grades 81 4 I 81 L. :;
sInrc, Pennsylvania and nearby western
hnnncrv white IL fancy 500 10: state.
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby henncry
browns SSW39ia.
Chrrsr unsettled. State fresh specials
rnInrcd g6ft aGI4; 60. white 2fi. Il 26ia !;
do average rum colcred @5ai Ii2i: d".
white &c.
Poultry. liko weak, chickors, broilors
<2M43; fowls 2lW@@: turkeys lS120.
Dressed quiet. chickens 1890; fowls
l0;au9J: turkeys 1885.
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WHEELING STEEL At
RECORD PRICE, 173
STOCK WAS IN BIG DEMAND YES
TERDAY AND GAINS TWO
POINTS.
Regular TWO Per Cent Dividend Recon-
mended MISUNDERSTANDING Mold
Is Again 1Ictlve.

y !;'>'.iimg Si,rI amt ir"m '"ntpnnE
stock j. III big L,ui;tnd y; :, r'''rrh
breaking price. selling N"si"r'imy at Ia
This - !'y lar ia" hish' ~ mark ever
reached 10y TIA" stock ,Nc.ii just prior
Ia the recent Is:iln,, al Il tw"uiE per
cent stock dividend. The sl""h ~h$
lid ut TIA" clos" yesterday -, -.
\ cutumiIlr" al Tn" Wh"rliuc St"rl HI!|
lr"u company ri =, u"cJiug yesterday
recommended Il regular monthly dlNlt"lri
II two per cent. i'aInll" juno -. I'm
''UIupHny'A plants are. operating ~ cap
ar!ty at - v"r% >HNsfr"i"rE Hr";'. It
Is understand
WhrrIinG Mold mai f"uui'! -,."srn3"n
stock was aEati n"iiv" nl ~. "hIrh
VAS ais" tin. closing hd. Nh'"iin%
Mold rr"i,'rT"i .:ai:t"h u I"'ll'. >'i!in%
at -. stock MS offered ~ as
In Iicll" preferred WAS in il%hi'r ii
mand Yesterday. N"v"r' h"l''>.. the
STOCK Went NJ u hal r"iu, :" - -. Z
Whirh prr" !, vas ";r"rrG wE"u 't''. ~
,.hanE,, closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
SIMS TO BE VICE ADMIRAL.

WASHINGTON, May I'll President
Wilson will soon nuuinaie Rear ADJ
miral Sims 10 be q vice admiral in
view Of hiG position ~ commissioning
If American naval corporation win
the allies in European waters. This
decision WAS reached today ar con-
ference between the president and
Sprrrr1rv Daniels
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. May @4,-McrcnnIiic pa
ron,mcrcial 90 day bills on banks.
S4.7lL,; commercial 10 day bills SAL . ::
demand, H7J p-lG; cables, $i.'G 1-lG.
France, drmnmd. Sj.I3lt! cables $5.72ls .
Guildrrs. demand. Il 5-ldf cables, 1 IS.
.ir"e, rI,,nund. SING! cables. S..H". I:u-
hl,s. hvnmnd. 49,, cables, 80, lar
silver. 80. Mexican !"l!urs, ~ =.
i;nyrrnm-nI bonds, weak. l;H!l:"nd
bonds, irregular. Time loans, steady.
20 days A., uIl.. 70 days, / J., 81 l.: six
months. 1 .Tl4&.
Call nl"n-y. lirmrrI high. ga; low
ais: ruling rate, 21a last loan, 81:
closing bid. u offered at Sii,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
METAL.

Nr.N YORK, MAY 2i.-rhn metal OK
Chang" quotes lead stroMgI spot H.:
>Imlr"r sI"adyi spot East ST. Lofts de-
lv"ry -, Il 9,a.
At i."nd"u lead spot $50, les! futures
:-a. 1n:: Spelter spot I'D! futures ESQ.
Copper tirmi electrolytic spot and sec
nNd quarter s3l 40 II 81 90; third quar-
ter and later SIS 80 90.
Iron frm and unchanged.
SIc;ai exchange quotes Tin easy tG5 10
Il 65 30.
At London copper spot $50. futures
;I99. los; "i"clr"lyiir ili2.
Tin spot i@>i. h$; futures :253. IFS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
EUGAR,

NEW YORK, May g4.ao,Eaw sugar
$5.nl: s;llrs, 1000 bags Juno shipment.
Refined sugar, Steady fns granulatcd.
S7.aUni so.
Irrtur"s, uIrncd stenrinr "n covering
and buy iug 10y irada interests. E"pnriS
that III" i:"lrruIncnt was cons d'rlus:
thr communicating at r0aStw;sc Vessels
H.. r.spun#hl" for til" buying
movement. At noon prices were iHS
;n,ilils hi"h"r.
Cln-n.i STEADY and ! uS points higher.
sales. -. anu tons. May $t"t: July.
81 MH. Srnlrmhnr. $n.lH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
TIGERS REGISTER

DETROIT, May 2i.-t,ight""n mem
bcrS Of the Detroit American league
baseball who ar" subject to Ihr con
scripticn law lIav" registered here. it.
was announced today. Ty Cobb. who
will T." Il yeas old on December IS,
Is anon. the players who were CHI
rnllril
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
TICKER TALK

Nv Private Wire to Finance -"
Dow Jones' SAYS: !n"kawan.a S''"t
declared regular d!vidcUd % = per '',I,'
~ cx:-a dividend o; -. per cent.
mn~abls June 80. stock record June 10.
american Can Co. will "ealizr L sub
s,anti;u profit on is foreign ;nunIti"n
contracts That IS ROW h"iiutt"lN cS'ao-
snrir the-e was AZ ~ whether n" cor
$50. vouid ever. succeed IN breaking
even ard in many places II was '"ntruH-
I'd that there would tc :. heavE LOSS on
The American Bridge COMPANY has
purchased 81 acreas o. Je"Scy meadow
land for erection o; ship h"IldtIE plant
This Will likely start buying OF Steel
again. as il means the entry OF iue
building which means that X VIII De
done on a large scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
LOGAN s srYan,s Closing STOCK Letter.

Ev Private Wire [" y. r.. Na$t"n 4 90.
lew YORK. May "i,-The br!Ent
O. ~ the situation came In Yer greater
discussion to-day and thc restoration n'
rUb;ic confidence N 'hinss S"""rall*
were reflected IN 4 broad huyinS moe
rnent IN mostly al quarters OF me iiSc.
;.ja seal chares were again the leaders
In strength ard tn. outstanding feature
was the establishment .: the high record
price for the Junior issue OF the steel
t'o-ooratton ButiiSh sentiment has.
Gained considerah,e ground and the re-
cs;rt OF news bearing on the Russian
situation has intensified the belief that
q more vigorous prosecution" "t the VA"
b. the new regime - n tfe making.
Indications THAI tte Allies are dealing
with the submarine menace IN more Wig
.ocous fashion and getting better results
has reCoub,ed coGti'ienc" IN I'll" n!timat"
favorable success GS The countries The
ontIn,tst:c interpretations on this score
IN conjunction with n" tremendous
earning power oe most branches OF en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
LAST OF PERRY EXPEDITION.

NEW YORK. May @4.--lohn Cana.
van, who was said To BIZ the last sur.
yiving member Of The Perry HXnrdi-
ton to .IaUan in 81. died yesterday
n his home at WOudthN,fl. \, :. ~
Inc arr Of s.. he served under Com
mn,lor. Perry A. An able seaman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
OFFERED FINE POSITION.

CHICAGO, May at was reported
here today that Charles G.. DaWe&.!
pres ldent OF the Central Trust COM
pany, and former comptroller OF tho
treasury, had been offered position
Of financial authority IN connecuon
with tho establishment OF American
railroads IN France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-25
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. May a. H..
Furnished The lntel1IgcEcer By A. F..
MuSt.u n Co. members Now York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Fir-
cl,lt building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
T. brand manager.
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WIlt,ELI Nj. W Va. May -, ~.
Furnished 'rn- :ursif'gnucrT hy A. II
Master 4 60. r"iul,rTS Ncw York S,ocG
f.&,hau".. %:IIInuaI hank 1T West Eir.
ulni: In lrime, Wheeling. W. Va Louis
/ fraud ImannEer.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Nao Ma - -.
FURNISHED The Iutrt1,Icr'"r hE \. u,
N.,s,ruN co. memi,rrs New York STOCK
E,\ri,anrr. National bank 80 West VIZ
.r:uI;, building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
l. Krallh. manager
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Outside Oil Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WfiEEl.INCi w. Va. Ma -. ~
Furnished Tn" lnirll'E"i'r"r ny a. =.
i.XrLanrr. National Rank or West Flr-
rinia bu.idruI Wheeling. W. Va l-ou''
L .LtL.L
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N, Y. STOCK GXCHANc C.

WHEEL. lNLi ". VA. May -. -.
Furnished Tho lNte1ligrHcrI ny
Masten u 20. members New in'k STOCK
Exchange. National Eauil or West Nir'
'ginia building. Wheeling. w. Va LouIi
l. brand. ;iI;Iuager.
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arrrs S3l0 EunS -" 49,: average 40.
iSe. Shipments 64.S0l. av"raS" "".0"A.
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MIST ANSWER UNFAIR CHARGES

WASHINGTON, May 24.-ln prelim- :
mary Investigations OF complaints me
federal trade commlss ION To-Day
ordered the National Binding CON-
pany, the Flelschmann Yeast COLL
pany' the Standard Car Equipments
company and tho Victor Talking ma
chine company to answer charges or.
unfair methods in competition. !.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. May a., II.
Furnished Tho Intelrlg-ucer by A. p
hasten & to. memhe~s New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank or West Vir-
riuiI binding. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
- brand. manager.
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NOTES AND COMMENT

Ey Priva;" Wirc :" \. l.. MH~;'" \ "a.
NEW YORK. May -i.--W" thiHh i"';
al! stocks Will hc purchases Un"" f.
actions. rvcu Including 10" III" n"N' -
DAYS or 50. tn" 'ail>. h"''Au$" ~ h'fN =
80. ~ r:to decision. W.. fe"l. h"w..y"v.
that s,celS and "nrp""S WI. aga" -
rh, features on next upward &!"N"tn""'
hut do not expect higher than y"St"r-
DAYS prices FOR SOM TIM.
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COFFEE,

NEW YORK. May ei-C6tfee RIO
No, Z. lo%: futures quiet: July 3S.2a;
September {S.s2.
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t'lLIt'At;n May n4.--Huga receipt:

CHICAGO. May @+.-EIOgs .rrr"IPts
90. ouu, weak. ~ cents under yestrr-
days average bulk SIS t6ftli Ia. light
Sll SNUlG o.; mixed SD 30 W IL ~;
heavy SIS 45V III 20: rough SD a"n
ID I'd: pigs $40 IuG, ii 10.
Cattle, receipts G.nno, weak. Native
h""f cattlo So 4uI 10 60: Etockcrs and
feeders s. JOG 80: COWS an.l h"'f"rH
ST 5UrllI du; cnlvrs $40 7"Hi !" 20:
:Ihr"p receipts I.u0n: unsettled. Weth-
.rs sia sat 10; nWch Sll I0rt ~ a.
lambs $l3 onUl7 On: springs $lh ngH
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Corrected by p. Bschmann & SOM
Bultnr. Ch..Ie. Eggs and Poultry
LOCAL STOCKS
cor-rctru Inv Parker & Co.

WHEELING. Nv. Va. May r. ~.
pGIn cun;ntun list VI tho wheeling stock Ex'
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PETROLEUM

We still advise -purcIScS Of E"N"hH,
IRON & Steel cnrlrFdn
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

T"IlI sa!"S IT. Ia,VU $NHfrs.
Bonds $""f- .u6i.
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Fus:u-in G!ussTI .isfrt h"Gks c!pso June $. = M
EXTRA H., tyr rem; cash G5rilcud payable Juno IS.
Central G!a$,--TranS!rr books Gloss May ID. FOR J
ter cen, cash dividend. vaynbi, June l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-01
Window Display at
The Penney Store
Draws the Crowds

The attractive window display AZ the
J. g.. Penney store is attracting 4 good
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-01

deal Of attention. Both ~ their large
show windows are trimmed with a most
artistic showing Of shoes. That which
seems to be most appealing to those who
have seen the display is the fact that
the price Of each individual hoe in the
window is marked in plain figures. thus
making II possible for q customer TO
see az a glance what they will have 20
pas for the style shoe which suits their
fancy. The prices are unusually low
for the quality OF the shoes shown, but
they are prices one viii find every day
AT this sioGe. The Penney store ad ia
this issue of The Herald will probably
interest you IL YOU viii need q pair Of
shoes anytime %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-01

alive. These i1ur were hufl.d into
the ucNt compartment Dog the AIR pre-
sure there they bay Hu.nn.,lu.ie
rh. lu'low was now To- complete
"rs.a .'nrUsrs duft'l past From
she bow up POP the '.r.r au-.rutiuotrr
suu-turr,t 'nc ship '.E .lHmcre"t
Tho either p~su-turrcf- Wur. complete
ly Disabled with tI. sums -tf.kIl"
ONT 900 yI directions ON dDcN Iar
toe bodice uf fho sailor. u their tur1
uniforms bon me midst OF the ,wri
nell .a-o- From tho mH-'s lIutt'r-
cd torn r.tg- twisted .gulI lines and
pie o.. OF wire uf 'h, HIfolr-. Iu-taIls-
ton HAD NOT the lookout man amt
the three Officers uu ,u, commander
bridge given sights OF lie fh. I.8tzDw
would huE" uIlN r,-emHI,i re- ship
"i the dead Below uu 'H, battery dccl.
Jud BOO fh" ,ull bunker. Their, stllI
l1y iuuumeruuIo wounded uui there
was uu longer % doctor Goo attend 90
them
sight came uu UuI hope was one
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-01

FOR SECOND DAY OF
CAMPAIGN REACHED
Memberships Total ass by Noon
in the Chamber Of Commerce
Drive No Let-down in the Can.
vassers' Enthusiasm.

nv noon today applications for mem.
bcrship in the Albuquerque Chamber Of
Commerce had reached ass. a remark
able figure Tor the second day OF the
campaign. To-day : tally was 1870.
Albuquerque is united on n definite
propositien; ''The world : strongest
chamber OF in any city of
! 25,G0O people
The team making the best score was
No. l. Chairman Walter VI. Conncll.
IN the absence of Mr.. Council. the team
was captained bv Chester T. French,
and SOS upon his request for g pinch
hitter, strengthened by the addition Of
y. \. Macpherson of the campaign com.
mittce.
Today = luncheon Of the committee.
men NJ the Alvarado hotel was presided
I over by Capt. W. G.. Reid. who. com.
mcnting upon the returns after the com.
mitteemeu had made their reports. said
Ordinarily in campaigns the second
day : reports are discouraging Thin
has not been the ease today. The en-.
! thusiasm has NOT abaied one iOt.'
Reports of various committees includ.
/ ing Yesterday aud today figures ase
as follows;
Committee No. |. Walter N. council
Chairman-Iesterday, ~; today, 10.
Committee Ne. .. &. q. Cushmau.
Chairman-Yesterday. Is; today, Z.
Committee No. 3. Laurence +. Lee
lCheirman-Yesterday. IS; today. 10.
Committee No. T. NJ. T.. Hickey
Chairman-Yesierday 10; today. 10.
Committee No. 3. Reuben Perry
Chairman-Yesterday :: today. :.
Committee No. Il. Paul G. Rediugton
ChnirmRn-Yestcrday 10; today, 3.
Committee No. Z. D. X. Il. SELLERS
Chairman-Yes'crday. ~; to-day, 9.
Committee No. :. DR.. \. G. Shortle
lChairman-Yestcrdsy :; today. 3.
Committee No. y. Homer II. Ward
lChairman-lesterday. :; today. :.
Committee No. 10. ". T.. Southland
thairman-Yrsterday ): today. :.
Committee No. ~. e. :. white. chair.
man--Yestcrdny 9; today. ..
Committee No. -. ". G.. Oestreicb.
Chuirman-Yesterday 232; today. ~.
Grand total 10 moon today. ass.
Colonel Sellers team ,tin holds the
lead. Though they dropped back Il little
today their ottal OF 80 members Is :
better than their closest competitor.
Team No. J.. Walter NJ. Conncll. Chair
man, holds second place Riih p. Team
No. 3. Laurence r Lee. Chairman. ~ %
close third with - members.
Forward. Albuquerque
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Error Robs F Company
OF Honor Won at Drill

AunouH,'m,nt has been made that
T. Complain. instead ct ~ company
should have been part OF the guard
ct honor fuI General Roop and the
Russian mission. chosen after CONF
pctitlye uiIII of the First regiment last
Satuida'. Company commander In
scoring up the companies mad" an
error that resulted In putting T. COM
pany below "A. ~ company led 10
the competition. hut f. and II com
panios scored CLOSE To IL Officers OF
T. company we're called To- h%eadquhr-
terS YESTERDAY ana the error repaired
10 them officially so thnt they could
carry official commentator ana an
expression Of regret Co the men =
THEM commend.
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GLEAvEs REPORTS ON
SUBMARINE ATTACK ON
AMERICAN TRANSPORTS

Washington Aug. THE detailed
report OF Rear Admiral cleaNcs re-
spcctinE the submarine attack ON the
American transports Of the first cNpe-
diiion to France was sent 90 the sen
ate military affairs committee toda'
by secretary Daniels. r. probably Will
be made rubli' later The repOr is
understood 90 tell how German SUBJ
marines were driven or after attack
Ing the transports twice. one suhma-
rino and probably others, being de.
stroyed.
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p. Krug, One Of the Survivors,
Gives the First Detailed Account
From the Point Of View Of a
Teutonic Sailor.
sTREwN WITH DEAD
BODIES OF THE JACKIEs
Hundreds, Wounded, Lie for
Hours la Torture Some of the
Living Go Insane 597 Men Said
TO Have Persisted.


M A..nrT.t.d No..
The Hague. Netherlands. Aug H.
Scenes ON board th. German flagship
Lutzow during the Iutland naval bat
tie when some Of the newest and
largest of The German tattle cruisers
were battered or sunk by Admirn;
Bsat,v's British in lnue.
1915. are vi,tdly described hy l..
Krus one Of the Iutzow's survivors
In "a pamphlet which has Just been
published here. Il IS believed To- he
tile first detailed story Of that gr"a.
battle from the point Of view 81 the
German sailo; to reach the public eve
Torpedoed by "A British warshiS
early In the engagement the Lutzow.
which was the nncship of Admiral
HIup., ur.v ha,,,.y.1 uupper,tfuUX
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A little WANT AID now ana then
Il read by every class OF men--and
women too. Try one.
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Put In a HELP WANTED hd. then
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
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Put in a HELP WANTED ad. then
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
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The ldm.r.I decides Zoo transfer .0
ihe Moltt, IIo give. orders q" tui0
and get ava. from ih" cen Of the
fight bon Nd, lutznw has moi Eon a
mile hcfur. .r receives t hruudslu"
uf 2S ccntImer.r -hclls The entire ship
was filled with the poisonous tune.
90 uha shells md untuu b tnll"d
io affy bis .a mask WIS doomed t1
ne sIffp,.fl.