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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

Die 3uderpreiie in ben
ger. Staaten fparen immer eiH uniOss
ba.es Ratblel. WtaH bate Rlemals
eine abnuug, nah fpeI4em prinoip ils
feneepent purp-n, ea fie itets beo-us
tenn hoper lparen, dIs bic Yroouts
tirnstolt.u ss6tIertisten uub bie YsrF
tt;ueiuns sins nIdt Don Omen aus,
ndne On HpbSuder IieIerten, iouoeru
Den Senen, pel9e bic seringite Grbstt
bes Raifmir,us beTOrgten. Oisien 1T
i9pn ieit Sahr5ebnten na4g .plsieu
iDOrb:n, oab lie Hadit BEN untsrusbs
merprofit cine Giunahme bssogsn, bic
70 bod sins, pie bic 3udsr5Dae, p;ide
an bic Resieruus bs5ubIt purhen.
Deun man bebentt, iDie sinfa4 o:r
prpseb bss 3udsrsRaffiHirsns ii, 10
lieet Der gsbanfs nabe, bab bic guus
bes=Resi,runs ein 3udrmonopol eiHz
fiibren IolIts. sSn ioldnu Sale piiroe
Der gfieieuprpfit, ben jeBt bic Rdffts
neure be8ieb:u, Der Rsgieruns psrblsis
ben,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

SIM staate Rem Seriep
1T ei. gsriprsuns nit biaissn asbsnss
mtltsln sur Wl8tistsit elmer gartsts
Fraee geDRben, iuoem in bic repuoilt.
platlorm elne @@rpfli4tuns aufsss
tommeu iporOsu 1T, Elm StaatsmpHca
pol in syiiGsn siusufiihrsN Der S!an
1T uldt 10 bea6tsnspertb, pis Der
GeiTt, Der ibn anrsst uno barauf 3ins
beutet, oab bi, 9larteien mitsinanosr
in Der gmpfebluns icaiaIiitii4sr Gins
rihtungsn petteifern, mas teius srbaus
Ii6.n ausiidisn fir bic 3utunft srs
bffHet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04


I'm audi aenou BE getrdss. ipsId,s bes
,abIt lpsrssn miiHer. feit;uitslsn. 10
bab |hon jsbt nit Der ausitenuns hes
Jprmuldrs begpniifn tpsreen iollie.
9as Gbicdgoer arbettss :
bureau psrtiinbst frpblodeno. 6
babe peu gsa9psis sslisfsrt. bab Wdns
usr iiber 40 Sabr nod arbeitsfdhig
ilno. bsnn ss babe nabe 1000 ioIHen
Mlannern i'm Saufe bes Sabrss 4es
i4Gftisuns ssiidsrt. @eun man oas
lift, li.et be 9sriuduns nabs, bieisE
SubsI fur uniinnig subolten. Wsun
As Sabre bic aIisrssren5e Der arbeitss
fdbisteit fsiu joQteu, 10 miiBte Seoer,
Der bisis GreuSe iiberfhritten bat, iia
ua9 Oslsrs GmPfeblrns dloroformis
rem laHsn, beuu uur ois allrDeHiss
ten alrbsiisr, penn iiberbaupt tpeI6e,
lparsa Bis gu bidem Utter In Stanoe,
senus gu perbieneu, I'm fir ben @sit
Des 2ebens ppu ibren GrfparHtfen gu
llbsn. Qlber bic @ntiinbisuns III ni4t
70 uniinnis, pis iie tlinst. Sn ben
Sabren iinmittslbdr Dor 1914 batten
UieIe 4rbeitseber betretirt, bab lie nah
BEN 45, 2ebensjabre Riemanb 9eiddf=
tisung mebr seben fpiirbeu, oeun biz
babin lei sr perbrau9t unb bermOge
ben aobn, ben sr smpfdust, nidt 5u
psrbieneu. Die jina'n 8rdfte dbtr
iparbsn bur9 Grtras20bne urb
anbere Wlittel 10 abeearb,itei, odb lie
biz III As Sahreu IN Der Sbat arbeitss
unfGbis aepprbsn pdrsn Der 4riss,
Der 1914 beaaun. bat bisiem llnfiHu Elm
@nbs aemadt, ba cine sroBe Na9frdse
mad Nrbeiiern sutItanb uub ss piro
oaraui gu isben ieiu, oab er nidi ,piss
Der a,iftommt. 0eruuuft bat in oies
fem Spittm nidt ssfedt, Bios 9rIias
Iitdt, bsnn nit 45 Sabrsu 1T gsimanb
Osrbrau9t, Der ieine Gefunbbeit ui4t
abiidtli6 su Grunn seridtst bat.
Sn Wabrb:it ipd1ft nit ben Sabrsu
burb bis bsftdubise lebuns, bie ebsnio
tOpsrIider, ME gsiftiser elrt 1T, bic
grbeitsfruft. Cine grfd0pfune III
uidt DOT Dem go. Sabre na9peisbar,
aber @iels nebnsu es noh in oieiem
altcr nit juueen asutsn aui. Wenn
iemuls bic 9lbiidt gum @orideiu toms
mea ioIte, gu bisiem brutaIsn uno uns
peruiinftisen Spitem suriidsuiebrsn,
bdnn pirb Der Gtaat isbr ensrs,ih
einIhreitsn miiien, inbem sr osrlans..
oab Big gum 40. Sabre ein 2obn gss
5ublt tpirb, Der ben 9lrbeiter befdbist,
mad bieiem ppn ieinwr Rsute gu lsbsn.
benn uHmOeli6 tann bic 9efelf6aft
bic 8erforgung auer arbeiter, bic bas
45. Sabr iibsridrittsn bdben. auf ii9
uehmen. Gin bsrartig.s geisb ipiirb.
poIuuf seHiiqer. I'M ioldem lIniinn
eir gnoe 5u MAIDEN, ME sr Dor einiasn
Sd6reu aufsetommeH 1T. Ddb er oem
aurbs iddblid esipefen 1T, tann man
aug Der groB'n gnaabI Derer erfsbsn,
bic ipeasn t6rperlider untiidtilteit
BON Wtilitdroienif befr.tt perbsH
mubten. sis a'b6risn fat ausi4lib,
lid Der arbeitriIaT, an unb Der
Sruno mar oFfenbar llsbsraniirsns
gung. 9anlii in Elm aiht aufaeaars
1er, bem Der Staat fid nibt o"rihlies
ben fam. inb'm er itreneer ala bisbsr
fiir bic @eIunbbeit Der arbsitenben
aIaifeu iDret.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04
Der qlau. bic 9tabt bis

Der plaH, bic Staet bis
an oi. GountpsSren5sn aus5uo:hH
~ l1rn lepr alten Odtums uno pat
nil Der 5et an AnbangerN Hl1t ges
pounen, lonbern nsrlpren. neil bic IN
bielsr H.9tuns iia betDss -nbe &nnss
riDn BON Yorrabtsn ii9 burhaus nltht
als 0prtbsilbaft ertuieisn bat. Sn Dier
len 5Guen lit Der 9srluit icsar iehr
grDb. Cine sanae an5abI Don aHuets
tlrtsn Srtl9aIt-n babsu 10 ipenig
Steuer5ablsI, bab bic Grtrdse aus
be. en- Quensn niat i'm gntferuteffen
bic Rotten beden, tpeI6e h:r Stabt
.rfpahfen. @obI eibt es cine ausahl
Drtibaften, beren InsIiebsrung CT bic
Staot gu piinfden fpdrs, Doruoh did
RorDpoo. D.nn man a5er nadreh.
net, pie penie anbers Srtf6ufteu eiHs
briusen, 70 III ntdt erfihtIih, tpie
bur6 bic ausbebnung Der Staot iiber
bas gountn an Ruftsn s1fpart iDers
Den t5uHte. Gher pdre bas Geeens
70 Il na6meisbar. atuf tetHen GaG
iclIte Der pluu aufgenourmen perpeH,
Biz ni6t bOr6er Elm iorgfdltia:r llebers
fhlag iibsr gluseabsu unb Gianabmen
eema6t troroen ift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

@.r Isin rSit- fir iein aaub
tbun min, Der fauIs gum Ninpeitsn
sinsn Shrift Stamp fir 5tpei DStiS".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

Senatpr Reeo lam iid H'd''
pariber berubissu, bab ben 5armtrn
ntat seIiatist pTro. fiinf Dollars tur
sineu Yu, bel MeiSen gu ioroern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

pirb bsri9tet oab @raf
bon 2urburs psrriidt sspOrben IT.
Tas mar Il i9on friibsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

True translation filed with the Post.
master a. Cincinnati on January 3
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
=. ,ith lDi7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04

I'm aud senau BE getrds,. ipsId,s bss
3abIt lpsresn miiHsn. feitsuitsnsn. 10
oab lhon jsbt nit Der ausitenuns hes
Jprmulars hespnlfn tperben ioIlie.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Many Of our citizens are moi ac'
ouainted with the candidates run
ming for state office und have request
on thai list be published that those
who are in favor OF good government
and eisun politics can support Fi'h'
out making any mistake. we mere
fore submit the following ucKe'
which we believe every citizen can
be safe in supporting;
For United State senator Morris
Sheppard. Texarcanna-
For Congress isth district Marvin
Jones, Amarillo.
For Governor, ". r. Hobby Aus
tin.
For Lieutenant GurernGf, W. a
johnson. Memphis
Chief Justice Supreme Court Ne'
son Philips. Austin.
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Thomas D. Greenwood. Austin
Associate Justice Court Criminai
Appeals, o. s. baltimore Fort Worth
State Treasurer, John W. Baker
Crosbyton.
Attorney General. c. ". cureton'
Austin.
Railroad Commissioner. Clarence
r. Gilmore. Wills Point.
Comptroller Public Account sam
Goodlet. Austin.
supt. Public Instruction Anne
Webb Blanton, Denton.
Very respectfully
W. $. ADAMsoN
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Hospital supply Department up
to the lst of July 1918, 1894 gar
ments have been made 60 this uepar
ment including branches.
Some faithful hatd work has been
done in this part of our work
Tho work was greatly hIndered
because of having only about % half
dozen machines and some Of them
30 worn that they ooula not be used
Mrs Guntham, Chairman
Comfort bag department l72 com
Tor, bags have been made and filled
and given out to the boys a5 thel
have gone from scurry county Tho
cost OF filling these bags will average
.s2.5O per bag This item represent
a cash out lay Of $40 and moreover
shows that surry county has sen
NE Of our brave boys to the war
besides some who have gone into th'
service other than the regular ra
IcruItlng channels
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
0|LDEVEL0PNEMTS
IN SCURRY COUNTY
RECENT OIL ACTIVITIES.

There has been considerable noise
less excitement existing In local
oil circles the past few days, yet II
II difficult 10 locate the cause. the
why's and wherefores Of It's origin.
other than the fact that following
the "spud In" In the Dunn field this
week with view Of getting water to
operate the big oil DIN. at depth
Of forty-flye feet there was an oil
Showing" and at soyeniy-ilye feet
the drlll was passing through shale
Just before reaching one hundred
feet something else showed up. Those
Interested have been HOLDING secret
conferences, and General Manager J
T. T. Harris stuffed out TO Okla
homa while Anderson and Arnold
are holding down the oifIco, mean
while the drill Is at O stand.stIll. Il
Is rumorad that The hole will b.
casod In and tested
Everyone wise TO bose rumors are
standing on lp-toe. with ears to The
ground. awaiting fuRher progress
we are still waiting
Quite a number Of representatives,
of large oil interests have been In and
out Of Snyder during the week. They
call themselves travelling men
Jim Ellis Is hore scouting" about
In hls Uney" and promised the Sig
Inal real 90 story Tor this ISSUE
/ but hc vas called out Of the city
early Thursday morning We may
have the story next week
Griffith and Matthews 20 to Flu
wanna two or three times a day and
either Of them can he found on the
public square at any time after sun
down This ls the extent Of present
developments, so you can put II 10
vour little pipe and Smoke IT,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
REGIsTRASTs JUNE CLASS 1918.
Order Number Of Liability For Nil.
itAry Service.

OF the as questlonaires that were
sent out TO the young men who reg
lstored here June not more than
two arc yet out urtreturned The
Board have been classifying and the
order Of liability for military ser
yloo. as determined by the local
board is shown by the following list;
George Byron Wright, Snyder, l.;
Engene Leonard Roberts, Snyder, 2
Ira Pinkerton, Glendale, Arlz., 3;
Horace, Huffcf Elland, Ira, 4; Claud
vorgil weems, Fluvanna, g. Albert
Joseph Kuss, llcrmlelgh, 6 Wade
cookrell, snyder, Z; Thomas Olen
Dyson, Ira, s; Floyo shepherd, sny
der, 0; William Houston Sterling
Ira. 10: Carey Mao, Henley lEerm-
leigh, II. Clarence u. Barnett, Ira
70. Onle Aubra Sanders, Snyder ~;
Henry Edgar Taylor Ira, IA; Ear
Alvin Williams, Snyder, 10, Huber.
Vaud Dozlor, Snyder 1G, Audle Me
Elyea, Snyder, n; Herbert Patter
son, Fort Worth, IS, Paul Roibsch.
lagor. Ilermlclgh, 10; Raymond Ric.
lardson, Snyder, 20, Edward r. Gree
Arah, q. Max Antoine Froytag, Sny
d6f. %. LOWS W Davis, Snyder, 90
Harry d. Horton. Snyder, "a Ami
Henry Kruse. Ira. %; Rufus Enwii
Mize. Hcrmleigh, &c, Thomas "
Caperton. Snyder %; James OraI
Kelley. Snyder, 2S; Fred Williams
Dermott. 80; David H. Evans, Ira
30; Iyey Elwood Biggs. snyder, 81
Alfred II Warnkon. Ilermleigh, 80
Hugh D. Mason, llormldIgh 80
Howard II. Clements, Hermlelgh, -
lCarl Gertis Reeves, Eastland, 30
Herman r. wenetschlaoger, Herm
leigh, SO, James Edward Brown
Hermleigh, 81. Thomas Edgar Ad
ans. snyder 3S; Maurice a. HoweI
Snyder, 80; Richard C.. Campbell
Snyaer. 40; Raymond Patterson
| Hermleigh, n. James c. Dowdy, FL
wanna, AZ; Byron Fry, Snyder, 90
M. IA A,.s.,r L.. A. Inhu ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

MI. zono,,o Hast. N,,., ,o..,o Ia,
a,,msor ur. po.don
Tn,,r.a..v In.,,n.,o,s u,s
u,oss M,ss Dura Dawson
r,taa, N tn,,.,.,o.. Nc.
ro,,ho,., urs uoc,,n,or
s,,nrdav - m Ins,ruo,ors Me-
po,,n u,s uonionn M,s sheu
poa c.. 80, uo,hodt., ohnro,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
HOME on FuRi0U''

ruesday morning Second L,eu',n, lie onS
.ps,IID T. DodsOn, son 'c Mr, anu
IL. f. podSOn, ils' Me''u,Ss T"r,
[eSue. arrived in this cly ron So Sa,
"a, ,ssr Monroe. virginia where ere i, ,,ree rs
Sssu tsss stationed fcf more thar a,,,oar. rnsrs
months uuST in the heavy artillery Office, ~,
v,rsinIng camp. Lieutenant poa'O" 0r,.
listed more than a year ,, ago d, ., For, Nj
r.o i,s.o' in the coaf, Artillery at FOR. %
,,"sr,hur. .a's SIN Pedro, where ,.' ne na'
"0,Ssd until entering the o''''0''
camp. III no yisltlnr
,,,suS, in south Pasaesna and nd. ''r'~ "a~.
,, CIV during the next four e. i've ,',.n,,, un, ,
WI when he will leave for the .'.s,a,a. A',aa',
ready to leave im'i,o na'.,
,or overseas service S r''''
dena Record. ...,s.r and W,
Nate is a aatiye of snyder '', anu
,,.,urally feel proud OF him.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
Tclegraphcrs sdn Working.

Reports from Union headquarters
Monday said that 2l2 telegraph op-
orators were away from their keys
These were In Southern States. There
was no trouble in Chicago. Eighty
agitators In New Orleans were fired.
Only few quit In Atlanta. Fourteen
at Oklahoma city, wcfe notified thai
their services were no longer noed-
ed bcause Of undesirable affillatlons
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
HOUSEHOLDS To he
RATIONED ON COAL

Washington, July S.--Ratloning Of
coal to householders was announced
last night by the coal administration
Gs among the plans designed to pre-
vent a threatened shortage Of coal
next winter.
Each domestic consumer will bo
allowed only as much coal as Is found
to be scientifically necessary to heat
his house to 6S dogreos, provided
every conservation rule has been
obeyed.
The allowance for each household
or will be sufficient Tor comfort.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
Conniy Court ProeccdIngs.

a l.
County court u III ''a''V" ."
week at convenient Intervals ana mas
< turned out qu''o 'o' VI uu1'"'l ,,
This was the inning Tor Shippers
OF live STOCK ei'lu''"s u''''s'' ~
astock in transit
j. 5. Golden VI H. o. u''.
Dages. defendant sr""'cu ''"'o ~
Amehu pie'u'ib" -,
". l.. waskom VS., y S. & p. pend
tg settlement ,
- W. @. Williams u.s. = q D w.
"A pending settlemep' -
A. Q.Higprootham vs. T. a D. =
p0S settlemenl
~ a, Head VS. 7 q D f' p'"'
g settlement. -,
Thell Browning vs. r. 5. a T. e'
al. pending settlement.
D. p. clanton' et all vs. H. d Y
4 p. ct al, pending settlement
jim Green vs.. r. s. q ?" e' al
pending settlement
r. c. herm' e. H. 70
pending settlement
II. W. Hariin VS.. p & s. f. pend
ius settlement -
Green & DAVIDSON VS.. p & s. F.
- ct nj, contlhucu' g,
]. l.. Bolcher ct al VS. P. 4 s +"
set for July H. G G
J, W. ke'ne,' " ~ '
H. p. welieOrn vs.. NJ, ~ ''"'''
ct al, suit on note, passed - ,..,.
! Kemp vs.. II. s. & P. dam
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Judge Walter Adamson's office
was the scene last Saturday Of two
wedding in quick succession and
His Homer disposed Of the docket to
the satisfaction Of the parties con
cerned These were Mr.. Lomas Hobbs
and Hiss Ola Freeman, and Mr..
owen Hodge and Miss Laura Free
man The brides afo sisters.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

July 18th, 2 p. m.
Leader. Mrs Joe suayhorn.
Bible lesson. christian steward
ship.
The work Of our church amonl
foreign born Csee Voice. Mrs James
A Bit OF No Mans Land In China
Mrs. Davis.
Practical suggestions for the WORK
Of Americanlzatlon Mrs Bartlett
Enlistlng our young people our op
portunlty. Mrs Waddill
Song, America.
Prayer, Mrs Grantham
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

One OF the oil men, who has beea
lately carefully surveying the Sny
der territory. makes the statement
that as a prospective proposition
where no quick drilling contract was
given. that acreage should be wortH
In the neirhborhood Of 81 per acre
in unbroken territory
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
on STRIKE REPORTED.

The following news item appears
I'm the Abilene Reporter Of Thursday
Snyder. July In drilling o
we'll to furnish water for drilling on
the Snyder ranch near Dunn, the OK
lahomt Snyder Company ran into d
good showing Of Oh at i5 feet, and
at rs feet re now drilling in blus
shale
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

This is the last Gay in which the
Nromen voters may register. 1t u
probable that women in the country
NAV vote without registering but
II costs nothing to get ready for the
nrimaries We had hoped that 1000
women would register in S'urry eoun
~ hut with this one day left tc
them our county may not 80 more
than 500,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

The general strike OF Western I'm
ion Telegraphers scheduled for last
Monday has been postponed 1t vas
learned Monday that the men LEFT
their keys at Atlanta, Ca and new
O.lens. but there are efforts in pro
gress to prevent the strike and it
Ia more than probable the govern
mont will take charge of the entire
wire system.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
One Cent a Mile

Farm DirectG' A d. Kemp states
that announcement Is made that O
rate Of one cent a mile has been
granted for delegates to College sta
tIon for the Farmer short CoHrse
July 22 TO 81, and the Farmers Con-
gress July 90, 81.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Mr.. ana Mrs o NJ Renfro and
three children Of johnson county ar
rived here last Friday for a visit ~
several days with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T ]. Bronson Nj. Renfr5
SAYS crops are good " bis country
and while conditions look blue
enough here he Is glad to be here
where he can get a drink Of good
water
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
surgical pressIngs Rcnort.

surgical Dressings hororI
!" No'o"uo' i''' '"o "o'N :"
inc surgical dressings department
was oeguH Mr'' hpper'on OF sweet
water taught the eourse TO aoou'
'hirty Ii'e ladies'. NS 'he heeu lo'
dressings became greater more IL
dies became Interested slNihs uS
much OF Their time d" in'y 'ou'u
spafe.
In April AZ tnere naa po'" many
changes 10 tne DRESSINGS "'s' 'o" ,.
OF Abilene taught the course To aoo",
forty lndles Ihe iollowlng receiver
Instructors oeruIieaieS at lnl' l''"'
Mrs Jim Lockharl' MIS- No'l "ros''
Mrs sears Mrs' g. >. ferNin'' "'.'
lonolle Harri'' MISS L'1hle aml'n
Miss Holllngsw7fIh' Miss hlappro'h
Miss Grantham' and M'a' henkeh
After this course classes met e''r'
afternoon ana 'nree "'R"" ]" '''
week
a large '"D'ne' was ''ub"' ,''
the supplies and other work tables
were 'o'ereu Ior use J." "'"'" p
dressings Ihe WORK mas o'e" at ''.'
high standard everyone "s'"s y,
do hf' best our a'" mas o''" w
Spe"u '"e ''o''' 80 d.
as mdiciously as poS''o'e anu ~
transform It into 'he dressings '''
needed at that time.
i"' "'''''''' -, ,.,..
bias been opened Tor a surgical dress
ing work room' classes meeting ''
"o"''' '"' .-.'.- Nv, ..'", - I'D
As more Instructor were neeu'u ~
class In surgical dressing ,"'', ,.u ~
tIon was given Just r'e'n'ly j. n'
following suoeeS''ui'' .o"'p'',,' ''''
course: Ms Shell. MISS '''n'," .'l
Miss stlmson' Miss bol'n' Nr'' no'''
Mrs. Curnutte' MrH MeOIih'o"' N''
Hamilton, Miss Dawson Mrs. ''"
den, Mrs Higgins Miss Ruin huen'
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

SNYDER Couple Marry In San Antonio
News has been received here that
Mr W. Porter King and Miss Grace
Moore we're married In San Antonio
last sunday Mr.. King went from
SNYDER several weeks ago to serve
In the training camp q, San Antonio
Miss Moo,.e accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. Earl Brown left here
Friday morning for San Antonio and
A letter received Wednesday morn
ing confirmed the report that the
marriage was solsmnized sunday az
ternoon.
The bride and groom are well ana
fayG.ably known in Snyder. They
have been numbered among our very
hest in social, educational and re-
lgious circles. Both have been active
workers In the various lines o'
church and Sunday school interests
They are held in high esteem oy All
the people Of Snyder
The signal Joins their numerou'
friends In congratulations.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Miss Charlotte sturdiyant' who ma.
been stenographer for Baker, Gray
um & Anderson, resigned that posi-
t,on several days ago. She went from
here to visit her sister at Post CITY
and from there goes to reside with
her mother in Austin. Miss Charlotte
IA A bright, efficient and worthy
young lady. For quite while she wa'
A deputy in the county clerks Of.
flee and by reason OF her friendly and
courteous bearing towards the peo'
ple she had hosts Of friends The
signal wishes her abunoant success
in whatever line she may engage.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Glasses for the week beginnlne
Monday. July IS, Red Cross room
court house
Monday 4 p. m. Instructors MISS
Lizzie smith, Mrs. Wood.
Tuesday p. M. instructors, MIS-
Perkins,
Tuesday s p. M. Misses Clanton
and Bolin, Mra Jobe.
wednesday 4 p. m, INSTRUCTOR
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Paul. the baby boy Of Mr. and Mrs.
u F Wilson. died early Wednesday
mprnlng and as buried from the
FAMILY residence at 7 o'clock Wed
nesday evening Funeral services
were conducted by Rev J b. Kerr.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

A message came from the Wat De-
partmant Tuesday to Nr W H. Tai
ley OF Camp Springs officially in-
forming him that biz brother Mel
vim O Talley died fow days ago
from wounds received 10 battle on
the firing line IN France This shows
that the war is drawing closer to us.
Il becomes more and more serious as
our own brave boys go down
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Mrs. F ], Grayum Is expected
home today from Kingsyille' accom-
panied by the children OF Mr' and
Mrs. Hodges.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

The annual protrtcted meeiihg oil
the church Of Christ will begin at
the auditorium on Saturday night
before the third Sunday In July Ev-
erybody invited serFices will be con-
Quoted by Evangelist Joe l.. Neither
land Of Tennessee.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Ike and Hugh Boren have return
ed from visiting their mother at IN
ni- They say crops are fine ther'
and business good in an lines
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

/, IS reported here that Or. W II
Johnson has been transferred from
San antonio to the Aviation field at
Dallas and that his family are visit
Ing In Tyler
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Billie Harris is putting his vaca-
uon tine working at the First state
Bank
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Asa Chapel and family visited Of
Roscoe.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12
AGED LADIES REGISTER

List Of ladies 20 years Of age and
over who have registered to vote In
the July Primaries, In scurry county
Mrs. Il. Il. Thornton, 40.
Mrs W X. Doak. ~.
Mrs. ]. p. Grantham, SO
MIS-. e. J.. Tindle, 75
Mrs. G. c. Buchanan, II,
Mrs. J. a. Meador, 72'
Mrs. Layena Wright, rs.
Mr. a. n. Kelley 70.
Mrs. sallle Binion, 20.
Mrs. l.. G. Murphy, 10,
Mrs. Matilda Thompson fG.
Mira. NJ. a. Banks, "a.
Mrs. J. G. Jenkins, IA
Mrs. NJ. r., Treyey, 70,
Mrs. NJ. a. Shaw, 7G.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Chapman, 70.
Mrs. T.. II. Taylor, 70
Mrs. J. Y. Bowen, 70,
Mrs. NJ J Haley 70.
Up to Wednesday night 10 "'
men ha6 registered and there Ser'
yet two days Of the registration pc
rlod
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-12

Born in snyder. July 3, to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Baze. a fine boy.