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Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

Fit Smith has bushel of fine snakes
and will leave with them tomorrow for
Ellerbe. Fit takes the snakes with him
wherever he goes and thereby attracts a
great deal of attention that would other.
wise be bestowed on somebody else.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

John S. complains that some of the
girls of Rye Straw section have been try
ing to use steam roller tactics on him
but he stands as one of Cupid uninstruct-
ed delegates.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10
Mortgages Sale.
Caroline.
Richmond County.


Richmond County.
Under and by virtue Of the power con-
tanned in two certain Deeds Of trust exc.
cuted by W. P. Coyingion and wife, Jose.
phine Covinston; the first to W. l. Par.
sons, Trustee for the Richmond County
Savings Bank on February 18th 1903, and
duly recorded in the office Of the Register
Of Deeds for Richmond County in book
RRR at page SS3; the second executed to
W. L. Parsons Trustee for the Bank Of
Pee Dee. dated May a., 1907, and duly
recorded in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds for Richmond county in book 50, at
page 1S2, securing the payment Of certain
Indebtedness, and default having been
made in the payment Of the Indebtedness
secured thereby, and in order to satisfy
the same, the undersigned Trustee, will
on Saturday November 9th, 1918, at IL O.
clock N. in front Of the Court house door
in the town Of Rockingham, offer for sale
at public outcry to the highest bidder for
cash. the following described land, to wit:
ALI the right, title, interest and estate
Of the morteaeors in one tract Of 27S acres
more or less, known as the w. P. Covine-
ton home tract and one tract Of II IL
acres, and being the same land conveyed
tn VIZ D Hoy,indfn, hx, A n Cbo,., u No..-,l
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

A Rockingham teacher says the mind
and the shirt are both wonderful things
for the advancement of civilization. How
ever, the shirt has the advantage. 1t can
go to the laundry.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

The Dog Hill preacher is keeping the
fact that he will endeavor to collect his
salary next Sunday very quiet. He wants
good attendance at church.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

Sim Flinders always divides work with
his wife, assisting her in every way he
can. He spent Friday at the postofice
where he laid out and planted his next
summers crop, while his wife was at
home gathering in the garden.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

The Excelsior Fiddling Band started
odt on a musical expedion Tuesday night,
but strayed off after possum on Drown
ing creek.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

Miss Roy Moseley has accepted posi-
ton with the Elite Partisan millinery
store at Rockingham and wears a diff
ferent hat every Sunday.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

]. L. E. predicts light winter. He
says the hair on the north side of his
dogs is thinner than usual.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

The person who died four years agt
has missed more than he would at any
other time of his life.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

Tobe Moseley thinks if the public could
get hold of enough samples there would
be very few sales made.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10
Shop Early.

N Our entire stock is selling at.
Old prices, 50 we advise you to
do your buying early. Arenson.
advt.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-10-10

All wool serge Heffelin or Mid.
dy suit, pleated shirt, SASS at
Arensons'.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

snry for tn" 1919 program. making
eight hundred thousand necessary
Artisans Called.
The last incremcnts uf the first
draft now In process OF muldnza
ton, totdling about eighty thousand
men, are heiRe used 10 fuI regular
and national guard divisions shown
by their efficiency reports to be
available FOR early duty abroad
Some or the men are being used
also 10 I'm up the special forces.
altho an additional source OF supuIy
for highly specialized technical units
II being used continuously This is
by special drafts of qualified men
or the trades necessary orders were
ISSUED today to local boards calling
for 52S artisans OF yuriuus sorts for
uonCombatant units
Even with all Of the first draf
men mohilized th'ere are consider
able deficiencies among the national
army and some OF the national guard
divisions
The first purpose Of the second
draft viii be TO make up this short
age,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

and storage, baggage aud transfer. bus.
W, A VandeVer, art stores art galleries
dry goods
!. A wsldrep, wholesale and retail con
| fertioneT6.
q. g. Watt, .plumberk
Joe Washington. gasoline plant eauip
ment, oil well supply tompAniss, pipe hn'
compahirH, paving cnmpanies, sns rngiu
com pauiss esinprsssinF companies
y. j. Wilson, shoe repsits.
y, b. Ohsrholtser, schools.
Ralph Taboi, tbeatarr,
Cy Young express compsuies, rallroa'
oftiees aud employees 81
H. N, Ewing. insurance, bonds
CLARK Field, stationery companies, Office
furniture, office supplies. fixtures. book
stores blank book manufacturers
Ben flnnsy. sign painters paintets
j. 4, Forster, auto dealers and garages
Mr. deis messenger service. employ men
agencies, business colleges, mercantile
agencies,
Frank Greer. loans aud Investments farm
Roy Gstmsn. drugs.
J II Gardner. geoloEists and civil engi
Paul Galloway, cold storage, Ice com
panies, Ice mAehiqS.y. lighl aud power com
phniesH
Vic Gray brick tile and cement rom
panies. cement and sewer contractors
cement aud sidewalk contractors
J, ?. Harisr, Il. u. No 2 dairies
Frank j Hinderliter, engines machine
shops, boiler manufacturer. boiler repair
shops. belts, implements
An Iieggem, petrgleum companies, engine
" c Hale, implements.
y G, Hofstra, garage
& D. Hopkins, refinsrieE
Lee kunAman, clothing aud furnishing
plunbroters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
EXEMPTION RIGHTS LOST
By FAILURE TO REGISTER
John Cluck Deciarcv, Willingness 10
tnter Military service Before
ComlnlsAlnnrr.

b.
Nv falling to resister John Civck
was told yesterday by united statei
Commissionsr J. II. wilkins that he
had forfeited all claims TO exemption
from military service which other
wise would IN all probability hsve
been allowed, Ciuok Ia :he young
man from claremore. 20 years old,
who was arrested on a Stacker change
by ihs officials Of that place on Tues
day lie was brought here yester-
day by Deputy Marshal W, n. Ellis
and arrhlgned.
lie admitted that he had not regis
tered, The excuse was given that az
he was married and had two small
children, he thought he would be
exempted and would not bs required
to register. Noon after he data or
registration Cluok left Claremore and
went 10 Arkansas. On his return TO
Claremore he was arrest I'd.
Chuck declared his willingness 20
enter the service ~ his country and
Was anxious 10 complete arrange.
ments. II appeared. 10 Join the col
ors. The procedure In the courts
Will have, to be gone thru with be-
fore he can @nliat unless permission
should be obtained from the war dc.
pc rtment TO enter the service Bond
was fixed at $500 which was executed
with j. !. F1ippin ana W G.. Cluck,
the young mans father. OF Clare.
IT ore, as bondsmen, Preliminary
hearing was waived
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
NO NEW DIVISIONS
ARMY WILL CREATE
NJ, Which WIN be called by Next
Draft VIII bc Used for RE-
placements.
will SUMMON GRADUALLY
p,l,, IN Announcing Date Due To
Uncertainty Of Pending LcgiS-
htiun.

WASHINGTON March While
.r.e aamDer ul men viii be called
mr a.r.ay the present year TO IN
,br army and complete it's orGaniza-
zion. % WAS learned tonight that war
.,paam.ut plans do not call for the
creation ot amy additional divisions
10 lglS
The announcement concerning the
second draft expected soon from
provo, Marshal General Crowder.
lIs, outline the manner in which
les tsw one million msn - prob
.hy NOT much ia excess Of eight
hundred thousand are to he sum
1ouct gradually during the year to
rompIyie the existing organizations
lprlay Duo announcement as 10 the
rs,t draft is understood TO be due to
Uncertainty as to which method OF
uluttIu. quotas tU the states Is to Ice
followed. The senate has passed
and 'Ar house military committee
Ihas alurlhlN reported an amend
mtul tn base the quota on the num-
her Ot men I'm class ! instead Of upon
ihr total registration OF a state. This
mango |" k ll .lN''l NM Ger lAlfl. illl
10 avoid further delay schedules OF
Iullutmtus under both systems have
.h,er prepared at Provost Marshal
Gsncul CruNdcr's office ready TO gu
4 GU, when final action Is taken.
Mcu Being Killed Daily
As tu tho date Of the second draft,
member ~ congress from ngricul-
Eiural sections have been practically
assured that no withdrawal OF men
Hfr0m t.Nllllitc was contemplated
(which would emha rr,tss harvesting.
flt has been indicated. however that
4 a relatively small number OF men
must lc called to the Colors prior To
June ] aud that process may start In
XApril. when equipment, clothing and
.tunrters viii be available. The men
|tre needed TO IN up to fun strength
divisions slated for early departure
4 10 Europe and also for field army
ftnd corps troops not attached. The.
|teplacempnt dctnChmong also must
20 forward at an aCCelerutinE rate
tince American 'roops are now uct-
Inally holding a sector or the French1
font and men are being killed or
wounded IN action every day,
The completion Of the full pro
gram Of the war department with
4 uu' any auultional divisions probably
| will absorb In the neighborhood OF
VIZ hundred thousand men The eX-
tent 10 which It has been necessary
10 Increase artillery quotas thruOut
me army and to add special units OF
III sorts has surprised every officer
md accounts for the existing short
lFss to large extent
me number OF replacement troops
tsessary Is worked out In scieu-
lflr way based on experience at the |
front A fixed percentage for each !
arm Of the service tx established |
Among tho noncombatant arms this |
Is very small. but IL In quite high |
lmonS iront-line troops While Of |
Teal figures are not available. It is |
Estimated that something more than |
two hundred thousand will be neces- |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
DON'T COUGH \
ANY LONGER
Now's the time to prevent its
serious consequences

You will not find a better remedy
than DR.. Bells Pine-Tn Honey te
prevent your cough from dsvelopine
into a grave and even Dangerous
ailment. This pleasant baIuarn
preparation is antiseptic, and uuick-
ly effective when you take Or.
Bells Pine.Tar- Honey you chsck
the spread OF infectious gersris.
loosen and help eliminate the
phlesm. soothe the tnflam nation.
and relieve that grippy feeling,
Get n bottle OF DIR. Belts Pine
Tar Honey and watch your Ina
Drovement from the first dose. DO
not be satlsfied with baif-treatment,
however Take DIR. Bells PiHe-Tar-
Honey TIL your grippe, cold. o.
bronchitis In completely relieved.
still sold at 2sc by all druggists
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
TAX TO BRING IN SURPLUS
COLLECTIONS Far EHceeding Erpcs1A-
iions OF state Officials.

OKLAHOMA CITY. March e.
According to figures OF Fred Parkin.
son. state examiner and inspector.
fl70O,O00 gross production tax 'Of
the estimated I,75O.OO0 for the III
cal year ending next July. has al
ready neen collected. Collections for
two quarters are yet To come In.
There will be nj least i100 600 col
lected from gross production tax
more than from ad valOrem tax Of
the estimated ~, 26sO00 10 be raised
from the two mills on ad yalorem
taN tl,2Ol 600 has already been col
lected. II was also estimated that
t3,S30,00O in taNes would be raised
from sources other than ad yalorem.
uf this amount te,t50,oOO has been
raised
It was contended by members "
the board OF equaliza Ion that when
the levy was made N would not pro-
duce enough ev"nue FOR the STATE.
and that estimates made by the
state examiner and Inspector we're
much more than would actually be
received in cash Mr. Parkinson
now believes there will be q surplus.
We now have Black Jet Coloret
Plymouth Drug Co--Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

perlor court yesterday by Harry
Hamilton. In his petition he charges
his associate. w. A. Cromwell, with
inisnppropriatlon OF partnership
funds for private use. The DRUG
store has been raided by county off
GERS, and on one occasion a large
quantity OF jamaica ginger. popu-
larry known as lake" was taken
from the store by u, 4. Macaueen.
OBTAINING MONEY under falls.
pretenses was charged against Henry
Daley In an information filed yes
terdny In Daniels court. DALEY IN
alleged To have given a worthless
check To the Emerson Brown furni-
turv company for ili. The check
was signed by Daley and made pay
able TO himself but he had no funds
In the bank at the time the check
was written. ana accepted money
with intent 20 defraud. according 10
the information.
INJUNCTION TO prevent the city
from laying a sanitary sewer across
his property was asked In "A petition
filed In the superior court yesterday
by Lorenzo Greer whose home Il In
the Oaklawn addition. Workman
are now constructing "a ditch In his
yard without legal right aud city Of
ficials have refused TO heed his pro-
tests, the petition declares. Objec-
tlon ls also made by Greer to con-
7trIction OF nanhole In the alley
nea- his property, on the ground
that II Will he a menace to the neigh
borhoOd because OF poisonous gases
and diHasr"ea able odors that will re-
suit from the proximity of the man
hole to residences In the vicinity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
American Ambassador
Publishes Statement

NOLQGDA, Russia. Mar 6-Dav id
II. Francis. American ambassador.
today published a statement dcciar-
ing the United states did not desire
territorial conquest In Russia. lie
said he already had recommended
TO his government that II recognize
any government the Russian people
might choose and said he sincerely
hoped the Russian people would rS~
fuse to ratify the sepsFate peace
treaty with the central bowers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

has been received from A, ], Hunt Of
Kansas city, chairman sof khe rsush-
western milIers division % ths ID
eral food administrAtion. The &bF-
lginal order was that mt1isrs st0uld
grind only rs per cent ~ the yeariy
average output A number a the
state. includipa mills In tina ncity ala
Iso. and Auspd l3ded eperafltNs., The
new order permits them 10 use ~
per cent. However, o siowneua u
wheat shipping IA reported, and tpfs
condition may hamper some In -
cnring n supply Of wheat for niiline.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Hutchinson Statement Denied

OTTAWA, Ontario. March A
statement made at Washington yes
terday by William L. Hutcheson.
president or the brotherhood OF Car
penters, that John j. McGce OF New
York had been offered the post OF
director for shipping in Canada and
that he had been asked to furnish
s 900 woodworkers and 5000 iron
was denied today by
the imperial munitions board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
AMERICAN SHIP BEACHED
AFTER BEING TORPEDOED
Armenia May Not H. Saved; Curry.
Ing Cargo uf Grain from Balh-
more tO IurOpc.

Az ATLANTIC PORT. March 6 -
The American steamship Armenia.
formerly German merrhantman.
lies Ueachcd aud badly damaged ON
the British coast after being torpe-
doed boy "a German submarine It was
learned with the arrival of tho Ar
WenlHs crew here today The at
tack TOOK place ON February o. about
thrre weeks after Secretary Daniels
made plAsllc the "details OF "a similar
HtlaCf~rh the Armenia in Dccem
ber
Sailors arriving today. % In mum
her said that after the Armenia, Of
t,t6i tons gross was torpedocd the
first time. I'm the English channel
on December o, she was bcachci and
temporarily repaired by means of a
wooden patch placed over the hole
Most Of the cargo was saved
The vessel renewed her voyage on
February $, bound tor Hritish dry
docs for repairs Al ~ 35 O'CLOCK
the next morning, T. boat again
sent turpcddintu her hun aud again
she was forced 10 beach. the crew
said, and 10 was "A question whether
she could DE saved
The Armenia left baltimore with
,,r,, grain last November fogn European
Secretary Daniels ON January 20
made public some extracts cf the re-
port OF the Armcnias commander re-
gardlng the first attack. Thesa
showed that the armed guard stuck
TO their guns and the cireloss opera
tor to his apparatus ami that the
crew displayed Coolncss tb-uout
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
FHonr MlIIs Ilcopen,I.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Mar. g.
Flour mills that had used their
quota OF wheat and suspended op-
erations will now be permitted 10
resume, provided they can get
wheat. according 10 an order that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

A. l.. FUNK and wife have gone TO
Los Angeles for a several weeks visit.
|
W a. LEDBETTER. prominent
attorney OF Oklahoma city, Is here
on business.
J. T.. SPRINGER. Industrial agent
for the Frisco from St Louis, is here
n few days on business.
TOM H. POINTER OF Oklahoma
city. commercial agent for the
Southern Pacific lines. is In the city.
SUIT FOR DIN ORCF on ground
of desertion was filed in the superior
court yesterday by W T.. llezlep
against Ollie n hezlep
POSTAL RECEIPTS at the Tulsa
post office showed gain OF approx
mntely so per cent over the receipts
for February, 1917. The total for
the past month was t3707O58.
THE BOY SCOUTS Of the city will
hold a rally tomorrow night al l.30
O'Clock at the First Presbyterian
church war gardens, war ssvingi
stamps and the third Liberty loan
drive viii be discussed
=
FRED RAINS Of MuskOgee was In
the city Yesterday ON business con
nected with the meeting OF the .Ok-
lshoma advisory committee of the
explosive regulations or the bureau
of mines. department of the interior.
lie is the explosive inspector for this
state
+
A r.. SNAKE MORRIS. who was
arrested Tuesday evening by lhe po-
lice on charge OF unlawful posses
sion OF whisky, when 836 hair pintS
were seized in n raid an a -harn--AAld
TO belong to Morris, drew a fine Of
100 In the municipal court yesier-
tay. The case was appealed
-
MRS WILLIAM y, STONE and
two young sops will spend the week
end with Nj stone. before going to
kansas CITY Mrs stone i4 return
ing from Hugo Okla. where she
Epe5t ~ winter with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs stone will be residents
OF Tulsa In short while
-
SUIT TO DISSOLVE partnership
in a druE store was hled In the 81
q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

Visit our Wall Paper Dept. For
cign and Domestic Patterns ,4-on dis
play No old leftover stock our
Hrices are the lowest Campbell
Glass a Paint Co., Wholesale and
Retail Two stores 3ll South Ros s.
ton, il3 South Cincinnati. Phones
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Bleach Your
Dark Skin
Hare Soft, Fair. Clear, BRIGHT
Skin
Use Black and white. Sent By Mail
a5'- Agents Make an Easy
Living

Just try Black and white Ointmcp,
'for white or oolored folks. -Apply
as directed on pa, kage. TO face. neck
arms or hands II is very pleasant
10 the skin ana has he effect OF
bleaching dark allow or blotchy
skin clearing the skin OF risings.
bumps. pimples, blackheuis. wrin-
kles. tan or freeklea giving YOU a
clear. soft fair. bright complexion
making you the envy Of everybody
Sold on money back guarantee. on
iy Doc tstamps or COM sent nv
mail
Free
n you send 81 for four boxes OF
rlock and White Ointment. n 25c
cake Of Black and White SOAP In
rludcd free Agents make an easv
living representing us. Apply for
territory and special deal Address
Plough Chemical CO.. Dept o. Mem
phis Tenn WriM now-today--
while you think about H. Black and
White Ointment sold eysrywhere.-
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

SUIT TO DISSOLVE partnership
in drug store was hled In the 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

We now have Black Jet Colore
Plymouth Drug co ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

THE BOY SCOUTS Of the city will
hold "a rally tomorrow night Rt SO
O'Clock at the First Presbyterian
church war gardens. war ayingt
stamps and the th'rd Liberty loan
drive viii be discussed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
City Briefs

A. l.. FUNK and wife have gone TO
Los Angeles for several weeks visit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-12-16
LIGHT FARMING CURES
SHELL SHOCK VICTIMS
ConNaiescerts GAN Heath ant
Strength BY Thing TIE Sol
in Hospital Grounds.

TIE Ease Hospitals ot Europa
where American boys IS wel. as TIE
l.aTs 0s pEr allies Art retuperAIInE
have decided fAai Ire men who are
yes unssas = 1ril q to g. back 70
Ise.r PAGES IN ihe ranks may gain
Aallsa AID Strength whle .a4ne Ire
se1A ana aDcaeutEllE mky aas lkns
tank os vage-AAles 70 the Necessary
.eea supplies
TeH expert market cAraererx from
tbs country have t.aen seLt K France
f0 asre- the wnrE. Is X Ans teen found
tfstg rAits farm istSr j. one ot rte best
resfa-x flves a. Asalth x15 s4sa that
there Is % ee1-tr wor1 tUr tiaass sus-
.eranr from slss.il stsars than shss ppi.
c1-asers sc-srsTF, MGsE sa5GAcrs vha
have WORKED a. fhe farms announce
thai hey iEtasc io tsay farms and cu1-
t1rpp on fAaei- return from Frnnce.
III Ed1snnl 10 the itelgte- exercise
the rffles E-s beape6 and IN ooe bas-
yf11l .bs-t h1s reef green rnrz an fha
rssh served 81 -esEit ot tie solder
farming ts-e-an corr "a ncg cxsrnxDnu
s1 FrEnct- tus * c~r~Asaly y,ieased iha
mez. vnQ we-S fortunate enough 10 GET
saEps q T. Arc tts American ssays-
ves. saTg lrnaglue RI Ane-scAE seeing
g-ee1 corn a1 the cas w5er hs 1ial I
sIssecs there EEs s0cA & oel3cxcy oelr-
e. t1Aar TIE a1a r. s A.
Mgs-@ LtE1 rwU ioEis ~ vegetables
were grov1 a Ease EasyGrEl ~. c Ia
less -AGz tAres Da1t1ss Peas poia-
toes i.tarss -s1lshes aerr0cs and corn,
sa1 1he soldiers declare that tAene ~
uetA4Iac Ike tie tEsie q tAstsse A-ne-4-
CAL VeEeat'lss grown L -ae gLroens O.
The hssEgatLlA