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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-26

Chesapeake 3 Ohio Railroad
Gin. l1c'ville 4 west. 400 p. ss:ao ..
Main Line Local. s7:A5 l., tH:l5 D.
James River Lane, s1e:eS q, IS rs p.
Newport NewA
,fk, Ola Point. $500 a.. sl9.ee A., - 80 >.
Newport News, Local. ss:ee A., s5:3O 3.
From Mn. Newport
Newa, Old r.. sl3:OS n, sS:3k r., st:lS p.
Newport NJ. Local. sS:<5 o.. sS:A5 p. From
West: s4:3o .. sS:k p. Looals. 1855 l.,
s7:s6 ,. Jamsa River. $s;4o q. s5.ee p
Daily. 3Cxcepe 0andAy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-26

Frank Frayser ..........'.....'.fl aIntih
VS.
Leontdas A. Biankenshir. who. some
times signs his name Leo A. Blank
ecsh,, ...D Defendant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-26

StuAehaker Feur, 1917 Coed Tires
top, hrst-clasE mechanical condition
A bargain. The owner drafted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-26
AUCTION SALE
TRUsTEI1S AUCTION SALE.
ny u. r. SCHMIDT 4 CO.. INC.
Real Estate AHetleneerA.

SALE OF THE Dwell
LING LOCATED IN FAIRMONT,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-26

vim Delivery Truck. 1sfs. with
bumper. good tires and newly paint
ed. The very thing for light deliv-
cry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-26

One MAXWELL 1918 Rsa1ster. Ran Oni
400 miles, absolutely new. at
sacrihce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-26

Tive Repskiic One-Teu Trueks CsD-
pleteiy rebuilt and just as good az
new. Biggest truck bargain in Rich
nond
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
Hughes S AIRCRAFT iiI;'I REPORT.
GENERALLY CoMMENDs AIR.
CRAFT PLANS OF GOVERN.
MENT.
Many Mistakes Made but Some
Blundsrs Held to BE Excusable in
Light Of Later Developments.

Washington, Oct 9O.-Goyernment
plans for turning out quantities of air.
planes and results achieved through
cooperation of manufa cturers are gen.
orally commended in the report Of
Charles e. Hughes on the aircraft in
vestigation to-; be sent to President
Wilson tomorrow by Attorney Gener-
al Gregory and made public then.
g. A number sofaspecific acts and plans
involved in the big task of preparing
the nation for warfare in the air are
declared subject TO criticism, but in
the light Of er.deyelopments some
Of these are held to be excusable.
Officials who have been in touch
with the investigator emphasized to-
day that this is not to be interpreted
as meaning that blanket approval of
the way in which the program has
been carried out is given. On the 9TH
or hand, they said, plenty OF evi-
dence Of ineffciency in nanufa actur-
ing plants and waste ofzmoney. and
time is presented, Indicating that the
execution of the &c ernment's plans
might have been much better on the
partof both government agencies and
contractorsefo for airplanes... -. ,=---,4s:5
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
Jenkins-Vulcan Buys Property.

Deeds were yesterday filed for rec
ord in the court house showing an in
teresting transaction in local real es-
tate whereby the Jenkins-Vulcan COM
pany purchased Of the United Refrig-
orator company the building the Jen-
lsins-Vulcan company now occupies
and which it had previously rented
OF the Refrigerator company, the con-
sideration being $4,000.
The Jenkins-Vulcan company also
fled for record deed to six lots
purchased from the Reliance Foun.
dry, the amount paid to consummate
the transaction being $500.
T.. B. jenkins stated last evening
in reply to an inquiry. that as soor
as the company was permitted to d.
so by war conditions. it intended t.
erect new building facing $50 TT. OF
Eighth street with depth OF 35'
feet.
The capacity of the new plant. stat
ed Mr.. Jenkins, would be eight time
that of the present one. The build
ing will cost 100000 and 400 to So
men will be employed.
The building purchased was one o
the group formerly occupied by tn
Gaar-Scott Company - Richmond
Ind, Item.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02

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Although President Wilson has not
yet seen the report he has been told
the substance of it's findings.
Attorney General Gregory devoted
most Of his time today and this even.
ing to perusa1 Of Mr. Hughes report;
and to preparing. a letter of transmit.
tai ins=which he is expected to offer
his individual comment on the fnd-a
ings. HIS attitude is understood not
to be radically different from that :of
Mr.. Hughes, however. - -
The desirability Of speed. IN putting
The finishing touches: on the volumi-
nous document was said to have been
urged on Mp. Gregory today by POST
master General Bur1eson and Secre-.
ts,ry Tumu1ty After their visit to
the department ofs5ustice, It wasssaid.
the report would be sent to the
White Houseaeariy in. the morning.
ard probably would be made public
before noon.' -: sSss - =
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
Fair Price list for Week Ending November 5th.

sconmodfy wholesale seeail
sIa 24s basis $155 to l7o
$3.50 to 10
s425 to Size b
5.34 to 1c ID
sf,Ss Rice 100 10 12 to 13 2c b
to
Iard--pure TO zoe 81 IL to ss loSc
Iard-.crnponnd "a 1-2c ~ to 3Oc
I,rssaS Feans zoe ID
to &c
ssd arn sa7 grades) 25c
tnsnatoes lis to zoe
ssTnd @ tonaatoes No 3 20 to 25c
s4se neas different srades) 20 to soc
ss1na5s ssyr1ps $3.50 20 l15 gal
to3sc Tb 40 to 45 10
- 81 II to AZ LIE N
soc fD 80 Il 20 soc I'D
~ ee's
80 oants
hAsn ..@..9.@ " : %
18o pounds W so cents @
FRESH
varieties wholesale ~ s15c lb
~,
yvaiar 17c h.. eos os ~
sheep o ~
salf water 1T 13c d.. - 15c b
12c ID. -. " III
SaSa 10 10 zec Nv
sasrnss 12c oso ~ ~
ssnanfsh .. zzc -: : '.
- sFetenherg wholesale dealers
Bnl1nan representing Inc Is.a'i usass
.Fytenberg. consumers
E. Moses
Adnninistao
kSce 1nsrpreang Board, q = Food administrator
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
How sng;aalrla IS Made.

Vha latest encyclopedias, usually, Is
ont OF date, hen it comes to- modern
factory practices; before it reaches the
hands 81 It's readers. School books
which profess to teach the manufac-
t1re al sugar should be revised every
Few years, for there is hardly anyfin /;
sdastriaa operation connected with the
ssappiy OF food to- the people which
has undergone so many radical ime
as the making Of sugar
from plants. The average American
:bgneves5sin an sincerity; that by far
the gfeafest portion sof all sugar in ths
world comes from .sugar-cane'-
growing everyWhere IN the tropics.
s1ust waiting for men to come and cut
its Gown But what are the facts?
4 The world IS total production OF SUI
gar Hi5 1917 was in round figures 49,.
e0e, 900 tons Only 12,500. 600 tons o.
tins comes from cane, and nearly one
half OF the sugar-cane production is
consumed IN sti1e tropics. Less than
6; 09e, coo tons are refined for con
SUM ptfOn IN Europe, Northern Asia
Canada, and the United States.
The prediction OF sugar from beets
III gI4sI5 was 5000. goo tons, but on
account OF the ravages Of war in the
beet-sugar- producing countries Of Eu-
rope dropped to 5000, 600 tons in
1917. Germany, Russia, and Austria
are the three greatest beet-susar pro-
ducing countries, making together A.
100000 tons (1917); their production
|. in 1914 was 6,SO0,900 tons. AS far as
/, ALI the countries in the temperate
zones are concerned. it may be truly
said that the beet-sugar consumption
sexceeds that OF cane sugar.-Fron
ie,Ffow the Sugar Bowl is Kept Full,
1 by r. v. Keller, in the American Re
view OF Reviews for October.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02

Ware the Hole.
A keyhole is both a listening pos
and a periscops for the hired girl.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
q GERMANS IRE Il SCARED
iIEAREUL THAT AMERICANS
WILL BREAK THROUGH.
Germans Toll With Feyerish Activity
to Protect Metz and Prevent fn-
ss YaSiofl -.

<t "
with the Americans Northwest OIL
|verasln, Oct. 2s 1By the Associated
Press 5SP. M.-Allhough the Ger
army is making the most des-
8, pesrate effort in the wars history 70
prevent the Americans from bfeaklns
| fhrollGgh in tn. vithl Verdun sector,
|Siit is. equally or more fearful that there
nav he. a breach endangering Metz.
with the consequent necessity OF
abandoning ali the territory still oce-
cupieid and an invasion of the Ger
man empire itself .5si:.ss
With division after vision OF
t-aops, lI machine guns and artillery
the enemy is sbifteriy defending him-
self west of YerduEs But it is with
AN elaborate strong trench system.
with rows OF barbed wire, and even zen
electric wire, that he has been fever
ishslysworking eluring the past few
weeks to make Metz vulnerable The
system has been laid out roughly, be-
tween Pont-a=Mo oussnn, Avricoure sane
the river Seille, with q parallel front
from Cheninot to Vic. (
TIE eEeny,s activity first showed
Eirself between Chateau-S aims and
|Afoyenvic, where no less than If i've
s.arauel trenches have been construct
ed and three on the reverse side OF
The slopes. The greater part Of this
system has only recently been COM
E.pIeted. Two dditionM lines In the
lear have already been planned and
traced out and a double system OF
Idugonts and machiae gun emplaeeSs
ments has been prepared. This poE
Esition is continued in the direction OF
gAisrshals and adhleey
Another position has been hastily
crsanized, depending upon the the
Fheights sof JuVelize and DonnelaN
It saTras: along the ridge upon which
IS sifuated .MarimoI1t Chateau and
passes ab out a third sof mile from
fsoirdanay;itf follows the southern
outskirts of Maizieres woods and
reaches The southern outskirts
os Rechicourt forest and the heights
suf FsoHferey, east of Avricourt.
Tne southern pivot OF this fortified
ps,;ition IS situated northwest OF
gfey The grstaers part of the line
IS strong with electrically charged
q ;res, the. current OF which is furnish
sed by high tension generator plants
Icing located 1T the Salins gorge,
Morrhange and Sarrebourg.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
IlIi l|I DEhSgk.. . !
q REPRESENTATIVES.
G0NEEFEsseEs WITH AI4-
LIED CHIEFS
GSs6Hef House Amazes Europe -;
Nssr Council 8 te g; 8
81 sSSSoon ais Fun Understanding e

arsss oct. 8 o. & p By the As.
The heads; Of tAes2Af.
3Sed gCIisvseea1snnerats sseas11sIlt and Col. s. ne
5d5sa speciai representatiYe OF the
He'd States Goyerrnae sFit q the ase
aud naval advisers ossthe re-
'as x;see Egs couafries, cont tinuesl heir IN
nesting today
iNersnces Of view, natural to the
naenssty Of the interests involved
ha&e aTisei but under friendH exam;
J J issR fipnS fhsy have largely disappear
sad lfhangh some points ii Presi-
de xT1asohss declaratio may re-
ssSsSe uaose complete de1r ition an
seat esnae ia irarnedlaLee
prene war cauncu vii MOI
meet lsnfil this full under
stas fifE has been reached 49,
sna sconfsranc was held atsSthe ,se
siainiistry al marine on Monday ST
eddek lord sof eSsttssz1Ilsn
psesided dnairal ANlllsaIa1 lal
srasanH liam s. Ben
sfn. 81 the Bnited ates navy; Wee s
A;ds6ifasgT9iapn di sReseI sof the tai
aasn n&FN and dniTals esrassa allo
6n. of French navy were pres:
en- foalawingn inistersand Iailz
sifan5 nava chiefs ef lilies
ssoyp hIs Premier LLOYD
Nsptgs Eoreiz isters aifoalr,
liner. Geld Marshai
Else eddes duldra.
ayss ana Gen ct ssreas
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
Sympathetic.

The Driver-"Yes. 1 married my
old girl through sympathy. er
see. I knocked her down WV me
old taxi"
The Misogynist-"They ought to
make that compulsory. Ihere
wouldn't be so many accidents then.
Punch.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
Poor Hubby!

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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
Tracks Clear.

"If kissed you, would yon call
anybody?" ....s:.4 -. -. .ss5..5zzzs.s 5....zs.s
why should II" asked the girl.
There's nobody in the house but ny
sister and the cook, and they 10th
have beaux Of their own:p 8
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
r;,ossabiIy,
FTobaDI
farm hat are you doing up
there in that rie tree
citing sttoraaehe ache.
,Iighs s Wilai.s

Tight add. s.
He miafTied rleney
asnt there woman attached
to sc sss
roo much attached to- the
foun o1t later. :.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-02
: -iss-.Is :. 49,
Bet Your Life.

Marks-Would you marry a wo-
man lawyer? ,,.,..s,s So
ksHeaven forbid! An ordE7s
nary woman can cross mine QUITE
wefi:4enougn.s S. 8,
The Holbrook news., 1918-08-02
Navajo County Budget Fiscal Year l9lS-l9l9

Holbrook Arizona July 18th, 1918. accordance with the provisions of Par 484O Revised Arizona Civil Code 1913 the Board of Supervisors office Hobrook, this day. all members being present. tentatively adopted the following and disbursements for all for the fiscal year, ending June 30th, 1919.
 NAVAJO COUNTY BUDGET
 For the Fiscal Year Ending June 30 1919.
 GENERAL FUND.
 EXPENDITURES
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-03-21
Summons for Relief

state of South Carolina, County Of
Pickens In Common Pleas Court
Andrew Kirksey and Henry Kirkscy,
Isaiah kirksey, Elzara Kirksey,
Azzie Kirkscy Pearl Kirksey and
Gladdis kirkscy. infants, by their
guardian ad ltem, G. X. Hendricks,
plaintiffs,
j. w. Hendricks in his own right and
as administrator with the will an
neXcd of the estate Of Anthony
Griffin deceased, and Lula Griffin.
and all other persons answering the
description or claiming to be heirs at
law Of Anthony Griffin. deceased
whose names, ages and number are
unknown to the plaintiffs, defendants.
TO the defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
qured to answer the complaint in this
action, wkich was this day filed in the
office Of the clerk of the court at Pick
ems, ,. G.. and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his Office at Pickcns. S.
e, within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof. exclusive of the day of
such service; and if YOU fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiffs in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated 18th day of March, 1918.
O. S. STEWART, Clerk G. c. p.
{. G. Robinson, Plaintiffs Attorney
To the defendant, Lula Griffin, non
resident Of this state, and to all other
persons answering the description or
claiming to he heirs at law Of Anthony
Griffin, deceased. whose names, ages
and number are unknown to the plain
tii1s: Take notice that the summons, of
which the foregoing is n copy, and the
complaint in the above entitled action
was on the 18th day Of March, 1918,
filed in the Office of the clerk Of the
court at Pickens. S. c., and is now on
file in said Office.
This 18th day Of March, 1918
G.. T.. ROBINSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-03-21
Notice OF Final Settlement and Discharge

Notice is hereby given that we will
make application to j. B. Newbery,
Esq. Judge Of Probate for Pickens
county, in the State of South Carolina,
on the 28th day of March, 1918, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter rs said application can be
heard, for leave to make final settle
mcnt Of the estate Of Ebert Mauldin
deceased, and obtain discharge as exc
cutriX of said estate.
MRS OLA MAULDIN,
IS AGEiiuistratrX.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-13
Ien's Ich Liebe Dich'
MS DeIeted by the Censor

passed. Schumann- Heink never sang
better than she did last night.
Don't you believe anything the elaek-
ers tell you about the patriotism OF thi,
woman. She is true blue. No person
could hide traitorous thoughts and ac-
tions behind her motherly, frank ex.
preston, her whole souIed smile and
honest eyes. She is American,
| don't profess to be a critic OF mu-
sic. But I do know the kind OF a pro-
gram that is balm 10 a man who works
for a living. A program like Okla
bona City listened 10 last night, with
It's undercurrent OF patriotism, lis
steady theme OF motherIy devotion and
pride OF sons who have gone. It's true
ring Of service and devotion TO cause
could not bot purify ones devotion 10
his work and his war.
There were many tears showing after
she had Introduced her Danny Boy
song as the ono "our beloved boys liked
best" The audience loved her boys
and prayed for them during this spleen
did number. The aria from Meyer.
beers ia prophete," "Ah, Mon Fills"
the dramatic "Cry OF Rachel" Mac
Fayden's Cradle Song" and His Lul-
laby," all carried the mother note for
the boys in khaki. When the Boys
Come Home" is a rollicking march
ing that has all the swing Of popular
music, from which she broke into The
Star Spangled Banner" for a benedie-
ton.
Nobody can sing "The Rosary" like
Schumann- Heink, The song was writ
ten for her. At least II seem, like II
belongs TO her. She sang II as an en-
core last night. More than M person
in the audience decided Il was a result
Of thought transmission | heard a
dozen neighbors wishing The Rosary
on her program-W. M. H..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-13
AT LAST-A PORTABLE, PRACTICAL, FIRE
PROOF MACHINE THAT IS A PROVEN
SUCCESS.

From the very inception Of the Motion Picture machine
as a hesitatng, Pickering toy the firm Of Pathe Freres Of
Paris has taken a leading part in developing It to its present
day perfection. For years Pahe realized that the climax of
its perfection would be reached only when a machine could
be produced small enough to be used in school room, church,
lodge or home. This machine he knew, must be safe from
a fire standpoint-must be designed to operate from a simple
light socket connection or storage battery c~urrent-must
be perfect in quality and clearneSs in projecting pictures
simple enough to be operated by anyone-and cheap enough to
come within the means of the medium we'll to-do homes
and for school and other public use. All this was achieved
after years of experiment Finally it was introduced. Its
success has been electrical and instantaneous. Today it oc-
cupies a similar but broader field than the player-piano or
the Victrola, II has arrived, The great and glorious future
lies straight ahead and plainly marked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-13

cheap motion picture machine that
great educators and thinkers pre-
dict will revolutionire educational
and advertising methods. II was
through Mr.. Darling's lecture work
that he was first attracted by the
possibilities OF the Patheseope.
He saw in il, not only the vision
Of millions Of dollars in profits
for investors. but the means Of
bringing viIualiled education 70
thousands in entertaining form.
Among others who share his opin-
ions OF It's great future are such
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-13
twenty-five Enlist
III Army During Day

Eight Oklahoma City boys were
asncny the twenty-five recruits who
IN today for the army training camp
: Fort Logan, Colo. The recruits
lSsvihg here today were those who en-
listed 1t the recruiting stations in Ok
lohoms during the twenty-four hour
refiod ending al noon today. All Of
~ Oklahoma City boys whe enlisted
were under the draft age.
The names of the recruits and their
hlne towns follow:
opuFt. Neal. Laurence @. Plersol.
0tto3 lnghAm, Nolan Haines, Ray H.
aC2aule d. Blanchard, Russell A,
Warren O. F~esstnden, Okla
~: 4sey vrana. Mashak, okla:
knNL Dabhs and John b.
0ed4i Arthur 7 FLETCHER.
Pennington. 6epuipa;
Nyaltpf n. Scott. Fierce;
1eogQlGhl Bryan; Cyril y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-13
S~chumann-H elnk
hts Capacity Audience
Oysrholser With Her
psp u Soulful Songs

a.. All. ., ,
e.o.o,
Msdam,
s.s|i;,s,;or nj
ErI Mo-. ,hs,
1a., T,o LIN
wv sy"s Nh. ,nG
- n.o =
- u
ssuS..S Ia Cesm.co.
. ,h,, when
~ ,hs c,,d 4
;..a 49,, roo,,,h ,h., aid
=. s,,, { shvma Heinz
.u, sann
E1'3.%,u IN. mdsn,, w,,ld
'masd ~. hssn'
m1 ."u ssw ,a,,d Nave
-. !. 49,. =, va, during the
1 ' go i,1 nn.
s"' VIZ"
L..u.;.L .on,;,,., 40 h, ,bs
-. "o,id u,, VOC,
"ouuNsa.,,m 800, snd a,
"o9us. Ma.
sy.ssy ne, man.
% =a~,.nr.,;,v even
nS% ys,r. 400 ar
xso"s ".a go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-13

his wit, humor and expression
have moved thousands TO laugh
ter and tears alternately in his
many public addresses. This is
the story Of THE Rooster That
Lays the Golden Eggs" The
Rooster is the trademark Of the
Pathe Frefes Company Of Paris,
perhaps the greatest motion pic.
ture industry in the world. The
Golden Eggs he lays are the
mighty profits which seem certain
in this eompsny's perfected devel-
opment Of a simple, practical and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-13
lake Your Fortune With Me
In the Ford of the Motion Picture Business

In the Ford OF the Motion Picture Business" IN h% nan Two u" 1Hu Two HH M
vision TOT among the foremost the world They are thu Automobile and the Motor Picture Ford med the
need of an automobile that was practical simple disable and within the meam of the average man Phe of
Paris has now achieved the @me thing in the picture world The one preceding the oMr by several years has
grow to gigantic proportions earning something like million ddn week The other is just looming over
the horizon about to rp even. richer rewards Those who bh stock in the Ford automobile were thought
6oh in their day. but few brief years proved the wisdom of lords idea If appealing oh the popular demands
with car teu greatest numbers could afford Those who invest in Pah@pes stock oy take no chances with
the mhed or the mpown The aeC Company greatest tn worlds motor picture industries hbmed for
years developing improving and finally pefetng ues small picture machine before even dsdoMg to the
world hat the invention was even thought of For five ears it hBb been ses in europe and in med
pMso he ued% states 1t @~j just upon the threshold of mighty ttur destined to rvOdtOnhee dr
,Ntonal land advertising methods and to earn for ew hoC to the rights and hew who et with hem,
of thousands aye millions sand million of dollars Count over; if YOU will as many the great in
dwna successes as you can think of See how, even in your lifetime, mhhonmakng inventions have. sprung
from humble start into industries thath ndedO fortunes even ote smalh INVESTOR The Linotype the d
de%Wgnph,u the Telephone the EASTMAN Kodak, the Burroughs Adding Machine Namnl Cash register the
Air Brake the Typewriter hes Safety Razor and half hundred Others These opportunities have flown This
one ekm the wise and ehrAeengR Read tB adprement Read it. ever word 1t brings the message
of a fotunemakng Wpamnhy as great or greater than any other one thing recorded in hem annals science
and invention
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-13

Nels Darling. who for the past
six years has been a national fig
ure as a lecturer and community
evangelist on the big Lincoln
Lyeeum circuit. has quit the plat
form for good and returned to
Oklahoma City where he scored
his early brilliant successes as a
public speaker. He brings with
him what he terms his greatest
story, and this is saying much for