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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

Beware Of SpeIIbInders-
One trouble in being carried awnw
on wave of oratory is that you hmxu
70 walk Observation-Disclosures Post.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02
!. ]. HEALTH SERVICE
ISSUES WARNING
Increase IN All Respiratory Dis
eases After the Influenza
= Epidemic Probable.

Influenza Expected to Lurk for Months.
How to Guard Against Pneumonia.
Common Colds Highly catchIng-lm-
portance Of Suitable Clothing Gould
Save 100000 Llycs.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

Copies Of this poster can be OBJ
aimed free Of charge By writing to the
surgeon General. q. S. Public Health
service, Washington, D. G.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02
sssss ssss sssssssssssssssaz
\ Business Notices 4
ssees ess ssss <es Ceesesese6
Cheap Land For Sale

100 acres in the Northeastern
part Of Clay county in the
Ratchet neighborhood, ten miles
from Woodland. Mississippi and
Houston, Mississippi. 1t il
offered cheap and a small pay
ment down and with the balances
on time will get it. For further
informs ton write,
MAER REALTY CO.,
COLUMBUS, MISS
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

IF you want to sell or buy =
house and lot in town see
j. M. Haley
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

TAKEN UP-One white face Cow
One White Face Yearling and
One Soral Horse. Owner can
get same by paying charges.
w. II. Hilton.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02
S. c. JONES'

For SALE My entire house
hold goods must be sold at once
cheap. Embracing everything
in well equipped home from
piano to Majestic range. Cali
at Mrs. A. L. Dawscn's or j. Re
Dawson's.
Economize! Wear clothes
made to fit, and guaranteed to
last. See our new Fall fabrics.
Hodeck, the Tailor
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

STEERING DEVICES for Ford
Cars. Satisfaction guaranteed
See j. L. Jones,
Okolona, Miss
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

For SALE SO acre farm, one
mile from Okoloaa, Cheap for
immediate sale.
Il S. C. Jones.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

LOST, STRAYED OR. STOLEN
One Duroc Jersey boar pig 9
months old. cherry red. Left
Dec. IL. Reward for recovery
Elliott Beatty.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

WAGONS AND BUGGIES just
received two car loads of each &
Adams & Neubert.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

FOR SALE OR RENT-160 acres
land. Joins corporation of
Oholona. j. M. Haley.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-01-02

). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
Railroad Clocks
Advance One Hour
on Sunday Morning

4FTctAt CoHRraroNhrHcr 70 Ter HtHAto
Amarillo. Tex. March 20 The day
light saving law goes into effect az .
o.. m, sunday, March 3ist, when the
clocks shall bee advanced one hour 10 in.
dictate 3 o.. m. II p, expected that the
change will hr made without any con.
fusion. The railroads especially are
carefully planning for this change In
time 90 safeguard the operation Of
trims aud Co avoid serious In,onyru.
leucc tothe travelling public.
The instructions srutout from here
by K. j. Parker. general manager az
western lines Of the Santa f. railway,
urc in part as follow cat . "a. M. sun.
day, March a.. lpls. an clocks and
watches 900 train dispatchcfs' offices and
in ull other offices open M that time
must bee advanced one hour 20 indicate
3 Il. NJ, Employees in every office must,
as soon u- this change has been made.
compare time with the train dispatcher =
clocks. and iu offices ~ the first open.
ing ~ or after the time the change be-.
cumcS effective. the clocks must Dee nd.
ypurcd 90 conform IN the new stand.
ard time and employees before assum.
ing duties iu such offices, must after The
rbuugp bias been made. compare time
with the train dispatcher.
"l ulrr the above all trains. leaving
initial terminal prior 30 . 81. M. should
nun ONE hour lutr after the change ~
time and make up what they rnu. Sc
acknowledgement should hc obtained that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

ing L%ordSDurg y NJ, where the
school teachers rdcrcA flowers pS
telegraph. Miss Adm Harscy, stser
Of Rob Harvey teaches school ir
LordShurg.
Tn" following account OF the death
of Robert Harvey, from the san Diego
Union Of March 20, is IA, FIRST definite
news of the accident which has been
received here
Taken suddenly 40 loo the water. /,
* believed, Sergt Robert j Harvey
OF Company a, tldth hcadquartcrs
and military police, met death nA
drowning iu the ocean near the
biological station shortly after noon
yesterday. according To report
brought to the city last night bog
police officer Armstrong of In JuilA
"A good swimmer. It was reported.
Sergeant Harvey took the ucensiO1
of a few hours 81 leave 70 Ro in Cor
a. swim with e companion tn, two
had been iu the water but ii few mo-
mcutS when Harvey called for help
u Immediately went under TN
able Ia swim siNllfullv, b. was Pee
ported. HaryoyS companion could
not reach him IN time, so called for
additional help which arrived within
FIVE minutes Ilarvcy's body wa
finally taken from the water and Dg.
II \. Parker Of la Jolla was called.
Two hours work failed 60 re-cu-l-
tate Harvey and he WAS takcu fo
Camp kraruy."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
MOTHER! YOUR CHILD
IS CROSS, FEVER|SH.
FROM CONSTIPATION


Give california syrup uf Figs, al
once tcaspoouful to6ay often saves
"a ei,k child tomorrow
II YOU little one IL out of sorts,
half sick. isn't resting, eating aud act
ing naturnlly look. Mother see Il
tongue 81 coated. This o. u sure sign
that ita little stomach. liver and bow
els are clogfcd with waste. when
cross. irritable. foverish, stomach sour,
breath had or has stnmHCh-achc,
dinrrhoca. sore throat fun Of cold,
give Il teaspoonful of california
syrup 81 Figs. ana In a few hours all
the cnustipntcd poison, uudigcst"d
food aud sour bile gently moves out
Of its little bowels without gripping.
and YOU have a well, playful child
again
Mothers can rest eHsy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative hocause
il never fails 10 cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweotcn the
stomach aud they denrly love its
rleasant taste. nun directions f"r
babies. children of all ages n for
printed on each bottle.
Beware Of counterfeit Fix syrups
ASK your druggist for a bottle Of
california syrup OF Figs" then sec
that It is made hy tho california Els
SYRUP COMPANY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

A." Aircraft picture with Elsie
ferguson rs the star viii he shown
at the picstiuie theatre, the last time
tonight. The scenario WaS written 10y
CHARLIE MaiRne from the Song of
songs i play which attracted wide
attention wher presented several
years ago.
Tho production was directed hy
JOSEPH Kaufman. who has been stag.
ing Paramount pictures FOR some time
with notable rcsulss. II was hr who
initiated George NJ CONAN into the
realms ~ screen Work IN broadway
Jones" Tor Aircraft. Mr.. Kaufman
attended the first night performance
Of the stage play of The song ~
Songs at the Eltingc thcatre and
iked II 80 much mat he saw the
presentation Our times. Nv q strange
coincidence. Elsie Ferguson who now
stars in the %photoplnS was ulsn pres
cnt on the opening night of the play.
Another coincidence i'm connection
with the screening Of The song of
Songs" u.s. the fact that Frank Losec.
who now appears iu chief support of
Miss Ferguson In the finn WAS sched-
uled to portray that character ON the
stage. btu owing O. sudden llneE
could not fulftl his engagement
Crawford Kent, who played with
George NJ. Cohan In BROADWAY
Jones'. again came under Mr.. kauf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
AT THE MOVIES

mans direction in th,s nov At,,r,n.
picture.
VI the Theatre To-day.
~ by Injunction. a tWo-r"el
- Henry feature. "The Accusing
Toe. Il two part Judge rrowu play
"a Corner In Water, drimu The
.Snukcvine tire lIriga &C.. comedy
Crystal Henry D. Walthsll and
MARY Charlcson. two popular l.im
stars. featured IN lItue SHOES. a
great five reel play also u comedy
with Norma TalmadEc Ia the title
ole.
Ideal I,ohert Warwick m "a great
mystery drama by u. Phillip open
helm. entitled "Thr Silent Master DO
The Ideal IN the new th"ttcr and Is
located at the playhouse uf the old
Lyric theatcr
New Lyric Great program pre-
pared hy Manager Cameron FOR to-
day opening OF his new thctter The
big attraction is u Lis Weber pro-
auction, entitled The Price Of d
Good Time" Mildred Harris and
Kenneth Harlan are the principal
stars. Also The Fourteenth Man.
q great comedy.
Pastimc Repeating the Song Of
Songs with Elsie Ferguson II AN
ail-stur cast. also "Patho News. 80.
%"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
LAZARUS IS A GIANT
IN STATURE. BUT A
DWARF IN LEARNING
Six Feet Three in Height, but
Doesn't Know Where He Was
Born, How Old He Is or Any
thing About His Early Life.
Ct'nion Pacific Ncws bureau ,

" NAlNt iNiAlb sNfNF
Camp Funston, Kan. March -
Tho man who doesn't know. is AZ
one ~ the Caap Funston detention
camps in the person of Lazarus ScaN,
who can be fully described AK six
feet three and dark. very dark black.
beyond the fact that he Is in the
army now, and that the meals at the
detention camp are muck To- his ik-
lag. Lazarus confesscs Ia knowing
nothing Where lac was born, how
old he ~. even whether or not he Is
married proved questions fraurht with
deep dJrk mystery 10 the negro. He
is said - he the most mHEuificently
ignorant person in camp hy Officers
who attempted To- fll out hi personal
record blanks.
where do you live was The first
question that stumped this reverse
prodigy. who too scratching his
Wully head lu porpl"NltN.
An dom rightly know boss ne
replied An lr~ sorta WoscyS irouu
Lazarus thinks that his parents
arc dead. bat wasn't certain enough
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
State to Have a
Home Guard Under
Baca Direction

santa Re ". N March 3o-New
Mexico b. 90 have 20 home guuri. Adiu
iaut General Jane. Baru Is 90 be- rs
commanding officer hayiup been com,
missioncd yesterday hy Governor Lind,
sey. The organization viii he formed
and maintained under prov isious of "a
law passed last Jane. Definite plans
have not been announced. bat Adiutant
General Ruru .nii that un effort viii
be- made 20 mako the home guard state
wide. Each locality b. go be- given equal
protection 1s far 1s possible.
Service iu the home guard is to he
purely voluntary. The state viii furnish
the equipment and the officers and mem
beers viii be- expected 90 give their sep
vices without remuneration. For some
time the ACCESSIBILITY Uf thr urganiJa.
tian of o. home guard iu TINS state has
been under consideration. other states
have home guHris aud huyy found them
valuable iu preserving order and safety.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

IN Audubon TO iloSP coming from
the usual seven. drafted men from
fifteen ate have arrived at Camp
Funston II the last few days. Ken
lucky. Iowa, Michigan, Idaho, In.
diana. Minnesota. louisiana, Missis,
sippi, Rhode Island. North Carolina,
Wisconsin, New York. Texas, Mon
tana, Georgia and Washington, D. e..
nave all been represented amoug the
newly arrived men. This does not
mean that the camp is to draw on any
but the usual territory for the men of
the new draft, as most of these have
been In special lines, the majority he
ing assigned Ia the ordnance depart
ment OF the 92nd colorcd division
Statement that many thousand of
Funston trained men have lett the
camp, presumably for the front, was
authorized by army authorities here
last week. The dates of leaving,
route. port OF cmbarkation or even
whether ot not they arrived In
France IL withheld because Of the
voluntary newspaper censorship II
il permissible - say, however. that
men from Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska,
North Dakota. Colorado. Arizona. and
New Mexico are included
The occasion was one Of cunFrat-
ulations for the departing ones. who
had arrived at Funston q few short
months ago. raw civilians. ana were
leaving trained soldiers. In that time
they have received training IN army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

periur' in the meantime dcXtruusly
shooting ava ID couple of officers and
their wiv's and e flock Ut privates.
The proprietor imagined his rivaIs
glee Und rushed Tor a phone
II took IS lot OF explaining but FIN
ally the guard stood at the proper
door.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

\ ban put on "a restaurant 10y "a
camp sanitary inspector ANA q mill
tary police guard 10 warn an soldiers
away placed over the wrong eating
house. cuused some confusion at Man
haitian. nea here, today
side by side, on Mauhattan's "Gay
white way 81 the College Inn and
"MaXwelrs ATS emporium" Both
vie for the soldiers trade. The Inn,
however. was the fashionable place
for college boys n girls long before
the camp and soldiers. with attendant
sanitary inspectors, came. Thc other
is new, aud nuilt under the modern
regime, 50 to speak.
And so, when thai h%ugaboo OF UNI
clean "stUrekcepers visited Manhattan
last week, he visited the rival cafes.
The one. MuNwelrs he passed Hs -.
Il, with q wave of the dictatorial
hand
Ia the other. he saw several things
that failed to impress his sense of the
quality and cleanliness due Uncle
Sam's soldiers, You're under the bau
until you fin things up he said
whereupon he returned to Funston,
and ordered a guard placed at the
door until such time AZ his require
ments should be met The rival
viewed proceedings with q chucklc,
But the guard through some mis-
take. was placed before the wrong
door. aud the rush hour arrived ami
found a husky young NJ T. barring
the way of the hungry crowds, who
]thereupou flocked nest door.
you're In front of the wrong
place walled its proprietor, pointing
to his o. *. certificate In the win
dow sorry SIR responded the
guard. II was posted here. and here
I must .tay until relieved hy my su-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

there may be- 40 misunderstanding In
other word- every train crew VIII
change time az . o.. M. to % 3D.. "a, and rr-
port accordingly ~ the train dispatcher
ON arriving 40 the first station after
change in time has been made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

Impure blood runs you down
makes you am easy victim for disease.
For pure blood and sound digcs'iou-
Burdock Blood Buffers. At an drug
stores. Price sl2t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

Doctor Your daughter madam, 4
suffering from constitutional uerti'
The Girl-There s1a And you've
been saying / was -lmplS l,ly BIOS
tom Transcript
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
The Evening Herald, Albuquerque, n. NJ Saturday. March 30, 1918

discipline experts hnvo uutdc them
crack bHyuuetmcn they can 'dig iu
Ike veterans. aud gas defense 300.
struction has made them ~ speedy,
with their safety MASKS that gtr az
lacks viii be futile on the rIriu
ang thcy have developed INTO
uEtrksmen of no moan rulibcr and
among their mhchiu, gunner, are
numbered suulr of she crack crews Of
the new HrmN lu short the FARM
crs, vlcrks. aud mechanics Who are
rived at the call 1T unclc sam in Sop.
tembCr will arrive at their new di.
vision or divisions To- which thcN VIII
be attached ready fur the final polish
ing which they viii receive tu tho
camps of France.
The men did not move ass "a diyi-
sion General Leonard Woods Sgth
Is still at Funston. continuing with
the training Of the old men who rc-
main. ana the new ones who are 10
come, and who will ria the orgauizt-
tions To their regular strength.
Men from Camp Funston ARE po-
ms to college, Some of them. from
the saga field artillery are attending
the engineering department of the
Kansas state agricultural college ia
classes of % to learn the theory of
gas engine operation, building, types
NJ internal combustion engines and
the book work OF gas engineering
AS applied to the big tractors and
trucks which viii draw their guns
aud equipment at the front
Othefs from the 3I2d ana other or
ganizations have been sent to Clinton
vile and kenusha. Wisconsin and
-, Peoria. Illinois. there To learn the
building and repair OF the catcrpillcr
tractors and four wheel drive "quads"
in actual practice I'm the factories.
In addition tn his ~ has jus, been
announced that arrangements have
been made to send army men to two
big automobile schools in kansas city.
the Ray and sweeney institutions, to
be made motor experts.
At Camp Funston. through the co.
operation OF the White Motor Truck
company. whore big machines ar"
largely used Ia the service. =. T..
S%teinhauer. onc or the compuny's cN-
perts. rs conducting several classes
In driving and repair 0f army rucka
In these men of both the seth and
a2d divisions learn in both theory and
practical application in service, to he.
come experts, who know the 'geog-
raphy' Of their machines like "a book
and who Will he able to repair %. even
rebuild undrr fire II necessary.
The 3I2d field artillery, whose per
sonnet rs made up almost entirely 81
Colorado men, will bc the host of
Governor julius G. Gunter - Colo
RADIO and Adjutant General Baldwin
of Denver on the 2Ith Of this month,
the occasion being planned as "a gala
one for the organization \ lunch
con VIII be given To- the governor us
well as a reginental review. |ullow-
ing this will lie u banquet at which
he will speak. There are Colorado
men IN other organizations Ia are
Also invited to the events of the gov
rnor's visit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

to answer the question definitely. The
or not worried him too "I.Hwd man
An jes don know, dassall Dat wom-
an Of mine gifts uppity one day an
jess ler me flat Nh think she got
a divo'ce. but an aiut certain what
was her maiden name' Now amt
that funny. boss An ies' plumb dis
remembers
He has forgotten where he WAS
born. aud he can't remember when.
lie doesn't think that he has any
relatives h. the army iu fact he can't
remember having any at All lie
doesn't belong To- amy lodge, has no
dependents and maybe has a hest
friends. but Il SO. has forgotten him.
Therefore he points n there is mo
use hunting tor anyone 10 notify in
case of emergency Lazarus ignor-
ance h. apparently rca To nearly
every question his answer was An
jes' sortn disrcmembcr, boss, das-
sail. given with an ~ the ingenious
ness of his race. IN despair the re-
cording officer finally put his las,
question.
What IL your attitude regarding
the war;"
"Iawdy boss. Lazarus replied. All
DON know An don suppose abs
aRoin' to do IL much good"
hut the camp cook, who declares
man who eats like Lazarus Toes must
surely he e good fighter. disarrces
with him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

That the medical officers training
camp which has bordered Funston IN
the west will be moved 20 TT. pglc-
thorpe, Ga, is the report here. n
was said al headquarters ~ the camp
that while the fact VAS generally
known no official word is expected
from Washington for ten Gays or two
weeks yet.
The camp has graduated over LOO
medical officers in the past ami has
new over 500 IN training. These "ill
probably finish their courses before
any move is madc, it rs said, which
VIII take until after lunel In the
ordinary course of EVENT. Il rs said
that the camp Will probably either
Dee used as q training place foi line
offirvrs or Tor cavalry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

Maurice Jencks. manager OF the
Camp Funston and army cit, theatres
Is building e large baseball park In
Army city and within The neNt few
weeks will stage a number NJ impor-
taut games. one Of the first Of a.
series viii he hc 81 Louis Cardinals
playing the crack seth division team,
ana early M April the Chicago white
SOY. worlds champions. viii play two
r3mcs with the Camp Funstnu team
Tho oates have not yet been ia
uouuccd Mr.. Jcucks will work ia
conjunction with capt. Wilmington,
division athletic director. and the
Army CITY baseball park win be- tho
scene ~ some high class army games
within the neX several weeks
\ dispatch, published here, 10 the
effect that General Leonard wood
hao landed at an eastern port On his
return trip from France caused much
utilization ~ Funston this week. rails.
ing the hope that the commanding
officer of the NHth division would
shortly return To Funston.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
RED CROSS BOARD
is ISRE0RGANIzED

Member, ut an enlarged board Of di-
rector, for the Oklahoma county chap
ter OF the Red CroS were named under
authority OF revised constitution and
bylaws a; a meeting OF the board of
directors at the Lee lIuckins hotel to-
day at noon
These members arc + d. Bearly, R,
T. Harriss, Mrs, W. J. Johnston, r. A.
Klchschmidt J. S Cottingham, Rev.
Joseph Biatt, Rev w II. b Urch, DR.,
s. k. Cunningham, + X. Gaylord, Mrs,
Joseph Huckins ir., Mrs ]. {, Dsugh-
erty. ] II. Bolend, Shelley +, Tracy,
c. b. Parker. Mrs. David, McKinstry,
John T. Robinson, Mrs. T. 6, Cham
bcrs, Ed Oyerholscr, Richard Carhart,
W. II Ncspcr, T.. b, Mckillip, Mrs c.
II Ruth Mrs Joseph Myer Mrs Viii
liam Nee, DR.. l. J Moornan, r A.
Nosc, Robert NJ Scott. Governor K. l..
Williams, Anton n, ClaSScn, I'D Cooke,
Henry Hoffman, Mrs + 7 Wallower,
Mrs w :. Hansen and Oscar Dieu.
With these members w a lybrand,
chapter chairman; l. Z. Branlii, chap
ter secretary. and Charles Carpenter,
chapter treasurer, will act as ex-ofiicio
members 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-07
$4,000 FUND
FOR BOY SCOUTS
ASKED or CITY
Eyecutiycr Officer viii Be in
Charge Of City Work,

A drive ior funds with which to bet.
ter the, condition, OF the Roy Scout
troops Of Oklahoma City was inaugu-
rated at a meeting Of the Boy Scou,
council OF Oklahoma City held at the
Skiryin hotel today. The drive is to
obtain $4,000, which will he paid in
thrce mStalmcnts, or order that $S0O0
may he obtained for each OF the next
three years.
will Have Officers.
Judge Edward d. Oldiicld presided
at the meeting today. Thr drive is the
result Of the decision OF the executive
COUNCIL to employ an executive officer
for ihe Boy Scouts in this city who
will have charge OF the work here and
who will be responsible to the cNeCu-
tive council oil the organization in see
ing that their plan, regarding the wcl
fare of the organization are carried
ont
The campaign viii wind up with a
musicale Tor which tickets will he sold
by all Boy Scouts OF the clly
4 number Of committees were ap-
pointed today hy Judge Oldiield to
start work Immediately
Judge Oldiicld is chairman Of the
committee ON contributions and assist.
rnR him arc Hcrmc J. Rolckc, !. II
Wilson and all other member, OF the
council and scout masters Of the city
Rev Pershing Chairman.
Rev ]. T. PcrshinR, is chairman ol
the. program committee and associated
with him are II II Ucrmc, and An.
tom H Classcn
The publicity Compt,cc is composed
of II II Hcrmcs. chairman. |. J. Rul
HIS s NJ Armour I. X. Gavlord W
| B Parker H. W Smith and Gcorg,
/ W Knox
The ticket selling committee (, com
posed OF Allen Street chairman and al
scout master, and assistant srou
masters of the city.