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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

In response to letter from the
BEACON Ia refsfsnee 20 complications
and misunderstanding arising from
the recent order curtailinG hour sales,
the Maryland Food ADMINISTRATION
has replied, In effect, as follows:
"That the ratio OF 'flity-hfty' must
be maintained In the sale Of -four and
other cereals unless the lack OF trans
portation facilities has prevented the
merchants from securing sufficient
stock Of substitute cereals, In which
event be Is permitted to make sales as
near tnis radio as his stock will per.
NIT.
"All mills grinding grain must be
licensed. and will be permitted 70
grind wheat for The farmer, upon pre-
sentatIon by him Of certificate stat
ing that the wheat Is OF his own grow
ing and is for his own Immediate needs
and will not be sold or disposed Of 10
any other person.
Farmers having cornmeal or hom-
my on hand, or having corn from
which meal can be ground, may secure
-four from . miller or storekeeper,
provided he Issues to the latter certi-
dcate stating that be has on hand corn
or meal equal In weight to the amount
Of nour needed for his immediate use.
This is 70 provide for the farmer who
has sold his wheat but who still has
corn on hand.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

for shipbuiIders. They have the
money and the Yards, all that 10
needed is the men. Workmen of all
kinds are wanted carpenters,
clerks, bookkeepers- practically
every class. There is a registration
officer for this work in your dis
trict. Get your name down as one
Of the volunteers to help build the
ships.
Washington Birthday falling
on Friday. with only one day inter-
vening before Sunday, afforded an
opportunity for st. Mary's countians.
who are employed in Washington,
to return TO their home for the week
end. Miss Teresa Herbert, who is
in one of the Government Depart
ments in Washington, was amons
them, being accompanied BY Miss
Alice Marsh.
Mr.. James Thomas, son Of Mr..
Clarence w Thomas, of Charlotte
Hall, a member Of the Officers
Training School at Camp Meade.
relinquished his almost certain
chance for commission, in order TO
respond TO call for immediate SER
vice with the United States tanks in
France. Such unselfish subjugation
Of personal ambition is only possible
in one who possessed the Hottest
conception OF patriotic duty.
The excellent program present
ed at the patriotic celebration held
en- Washington's Birthday, at Town
Hall, Leonardtown, was greatly en-
joyed by a small but appreciative
audience. General Wilmer made a
splendid address and one that ha.
evoked fattering comment from all
vino heard it. DIR. Hayden spoke In
HE Usual pleasing manner, told some
good stories, and recited an original
poem, dedicated to the Men from
old st. Mary's, who are going over
there" which we hope to have the
privilege Of printing in a future
issue. Miss Mary Wallace contri.
buted two well-rendered recitations
appropriate to the occasion, and
Rev. ii. q. Goodman and Rev. II.
g. Cruchley, who were in charge OF
the program and 10 whom all credit
is due. made very entertaining, pa
triotic addresses on incidents 10 the
life Of Washington. The star
SpaHgled Banner" and The National
Anthem" we're sung BY the audience.
Mrs. Stephen M. Jones accompany
ing on the piano. The proceeds Of
a silver Offering were donated TO the
Red Cross.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

Died, February u, 1918, somewhsre
IN France, in the service Of his eonn'
try, HOWARD SWAMI, aged q years,
soH Of ]. Thomas and Mrs. Olive
Mattingiy Swami, OF PiDey Point, Nd.
The subject OF this tribute was
most dutiful sou, q young man OF ex.
emplary habits, The Idol Of his parents
whose every wish he sought 70 antici-
pate and whose every behrst he obey
cd xllh alacaFity
After leaylng school his minority
was spent ~ bis home assisting ~,
his parents, 10 the couducs Of tho hotel
business, where his pleasing and ac.
commodatnx manner made him gen.
eral iayorite hith every guest.
A tcw years ago, with orr pcrais.
sion, be went 70 Washington ely and
entered as an appreniico In rnaehine
shop for aasoEnobile repair, where ~
strict application 10 bis work he soon
became one OF The most trusted en-.
ployeas obcylng tho teachings Of bis
youth, when duty calls, Obey b.
gave up this positions and 3 salary ol
about ai01 per noah. Ia Ocsobur.
lgiT, and responded 70 his connisy 4
elh.
A trained mechanic, his services
we're immediately available. aud few
weeks after bis enllstmeni he vas sani
" France.
-.--SgEc 81 se ONLY ihe brief notice that
he died in Frhncc on ihe above Gate q
isnenmonia.
Our grief Il indeed deep, ard Il Is
hard 10 reconcile ourselves 70 sic
death % oar son. Isus We neekly h0w
70 he viii 81 Him ''who docth ~
things well.n Ills life vas given IN
bis couuiry's cause. 'sTha noblesl
motive Is he public good.
nv HIS PARKNTs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28
News From the Seventh.

Miss Alice Bethel, OF Abel, Is
visiting relatives aud friends In WASH
ington, d. G.
Mrs. Howard Morders, who has beon
spending the winter with relatives and
friends in this section, returned 10
Washington last Friday.
Mrs. Chairman Sls.,. .s.tawuusnna
near tai.
mers. has just returned from pleas
ant motor trip 70 Washington and
Baltimore,
Misses Ella simpson and Beatrice
while, Of this section, spent sunday
with the Misses Lucille and ElInof
Russell, Of Dynard.
Our oysternen returned 70 work last
week in The Potomac and Wieomioo
rivera and tributaries altar eight weeks
idleness. Oysters aro bringing from
IS 10 SOC, and from si.le TO ei.50 10
town. The Food Administration
would do we'll 10 look into this pro.
iiteering.
Quito LOT OF our farmers have made
their tobacco beds. Wheat Is looking
very bad, about one half Of Il being
up.
Mr.. George Lawrence, our local
butcher, was right on the ioblast weAk
Our road committee returned from
Annapolis very much encouraged.
They think our prospect for State
road In the near future IS very bright
Our roads at present look like II w
don't get State road we Will all have
to stay home.
Our farmers find il impossible 70
employ help and say they viii only
plant what they can work themselves
The situation looks extremely bad IN
this Immediate section, as nearly every
available man has departed.
There win be an oyster supper and
dance at Oakley Hail Thursday after
Easter, April 4. Don't fail 10 keep II
IN your memory, Ad win follow.
On Tuesday morning, between and
O'Clock, fire completely destroyed
Mrs. "Reminiscences house, ''Denby |
Hill" at Milestown, occupied by Mr. |
Reb Hodges. The strong wind, which
was blowing at the time, caused a com.
plete loss Of building and contents.
Mr.. John Thompson's home al
Bluestone" caught fire on Saturday
evening, but with the assistance Of his
1eighbors was distinguished before any
great damage was done.
GABRIEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28
News From The Ninth.
GABRIEL.

Mr. Noble Rice has returned bom,
after q stay OF several weeks In wash.
ington, d. G.
Mr.. lyman Poe, Of Camp Meade. /,
home for few days.
Mr.. Harry Taobrecht is VISITING
friends and relatives Of the Capitol
City.
Mrs. Howard j. Chesser, Who hss
been dangerously III, Is convalescing.
TharroId, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Thomas, who has been under
the Doctors care for few weeks. has
recovered and Is numbered among hls
pl.ynnates
Miss Louise. the daughter Of MI.
and Mrs. Edward 7. Adams, entertaIh.
Cd few young friends at q birthday
party on the 2lst inst.
There was divine services AZ Iii.
and NJ e. Churches SUNDAY
1887. 'SEA WEEDs.''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

The knights OF ST. Joseph base been
very fortunate In securing the Rev.
Frascis Doa5sas JrOt =. Essns..
xavlcr's College. New York City. 20
give one OF bis celebrated, illustrated
lectures Al heir annual dinner 70 b.
held 10 81. Joseph's Hall, Inorganic,
On Tuesday evening, March ~.
Father Donovan has gained greai
fame ~ = lecturer and IS said 70 have
lhe most beauiiful views ever shown 10
America. He has long iIst 81 sub
jecss thhl hayo delighted shousands Of
hearers His subject on March I9sh
Yellowstonc National Park, lile Grand
Canyon and Indians Of ArIroaA,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28
T0aiGrEE,r 60 =
Valuable Timber and
~
Farm Land
In
81, RAYS COUNTY.

ST Nays COUNTY

ny virtue Of docrne OF tho Clrcnlt
,ourt for Saint Mary's County, ~
Ting as . Court % Equity, passed %
The seventh day 81 February. 1918. n
q cause wherein William d. PAYNE.
next friend 70 Mary A. Parker a
Plaintiff, aud Maud dew. Parker ana
Mary a. Parker are Defendants. No.
Izeo n = The undersigned Trusloe
VAL offer for sale At public auction 70
the highest bidder, nt The Court House
door 10 Leonardlowu, Maryland, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28
STATEMENT
Of the ownership, management, cir.
culation, ETC., required by the
Act OF Aug. "a, 1919, of
saint Marp's 16eacon

Published weekly at Iaonardtown, Md.
for October, 1917.
Editor, A. r, King, Leonardtown, Nd.
Managing Editor, l.. f. Abell, Leon
ardtown, Nd.
Business Manager. Z. r Abel, Leon
ardtown, Md,
Publisher, A. v. King, Leonardtown,
Nd.
Owners: Ga corporation, give is
name and the names and i'd.
dresses Of stockholders holding
I per cent or more of total
amount Of stock. II not q cor
pcratson, give names and ad.
dresses 81 individual ownersl.
A. y. King, Leonardtown, Md.
Charlotte de G. King, Leonardtown,
Nd.
Known iJondholders, mortgages, and
other security holders, holding
] per cent or more Of total
amount 81 bonds, mortgages, or
other securities: Ne ..
Al. F.KI ilor.
Sworn 10 and nnbacribea sz&8rc ma
this iIth day 81 October. 1917.
1osKrH a. SAUNDERS,
Notary Public,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

Hollywood Circuit. -on Jan. l7tt
We took up the pastorate Of Holly
wood, Dubois and Hammett's Chapel
churches. On Sunday, March Sd, Va
preach IT Hollywood at 1890 q. M,
and at Hammett's Chapel at 2;sO .. M,
and alternately the following Sundays.
We preach a full Gospel, and doll
ness, without which no man shall see
the Lord. 2 Heb 1914.
On Sunday. March Bird, we ahaIl be-
KIN q two-wceks' meeting at Holly
wood Church. We intend TO push the
battle, fight sin and the devil and see
souls really saved from sin and pre-
pared 70 meet God. Come and help
Us BY your presence.
REV. k o. ARTHUR, Pastor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

v'sadfsi ceAsh csrsd.
4 severe cold Is often followed by :
Cough coukh for which Chamberlain,s
Cough Remedy has proven especially
yaluahle. Mrs. +. w, Olsen, Marys-
lille Mo-. writes: About Two years
tEo my little boy Jean cought 4 severa
foia and conghed dreadfully for days.
tried 4 number Of cough nedicIiies
pnt MORNING did him any good until 4
HeTe AIM lnamhtrlaln's Congii Rene
az: II relieved bis cough right away
enn before l.e had hnighed taxing one
s @2sIi 81. e. y, We cure think II u jnsi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28
Al apollsd upI~

Nan eaEed with aslorlna eyes On her
uncle when be appeared ready 10 gp
70 formal daHee. After giving him
tho "once over the braid 10 hls
trousers attracted her attention aud
she exclaimed "iyhy. he even hes
broideFy on bis pants."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28


Departed this Il CT tuesday, Feb. "a.
1915. isA1aAH A. NORRIS, ii TIE
cightysshifd year Of her age. FLEE
children, tWenty-six grand children
and sex QreAt~Rrnnd children survive.
She Is not dead, but sleepeth. There
Il no death, for what some call death
Is change, and change Is life, and life
and death and change are one and
God In ell.
Beyond the smiling and the weeping
we shall meet again. Sleep, dear
mother; God hath wrapped your NOR.
hal faculties into sweet repose, but
your happy soul hath reached that land
Where, over les vast extended plains,
Shines one eternal day,
Where God, the Son. forever reigns,
And scatters might away.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

containing In the aggregate between
seven and eight hundred acres, more
or less, and being the same land ruen.
toned IN q deed dated July IL. 1910.
from James p. F0rregteIl ~ John RI
Parker and Harry +. 8hoeklev. ana
being the same land OF which John ~
Parker late Of Worcester Conntv.
Maryland, died seized and possessed'
The above land Is improved By good
dwelling, comparatively new, and
necessary outbnildinRa.
u contains large quantity az
splendid timber, for lumber. main
wood and railroad ties, Ac.. and has
% y large and an axcallens marsh
which affords exceptional adyanfae 81
Tor ne raising Of cattle, ss the same
year - 'A'o
II conveniently located. being only
about ~ miles from I.eonardtown.
Where there are schools, nhurohea.
steamboat wharf and public lantlinr
ana convenient modes Of travel.
TERMS OF SALE. as s,reserlta., ~
decree Ono-half cash and one .half III
Twelve months, or oil cash ii the an.
lion 81 the purchaser or purcha tarS. |
ne credit portion 10 bear interest irns1 |
aay 81 sale and 10 be sncnred u IA
satistfetlon Of tho trugEnH 4 deposit |
q q ~ hundred dollars viii be ssonir. /
~ oN tAe 0ny and ht the .stt,A 0i sale. I
Wa MH YEIz II III ar. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

In memory OF my dear mother. Mas.
CATaARINE Fl. WHILE, who died
two years ago, Feb. n, 1918, In her
I'D year
Mo,hsr f. sleeping, 50 free from 81
Oh, wske Der NOT, sweet SPIRIT 70
suffer again;
She slumbers 50 sweetly, OH let her
sleep ons
Her troubles Sill ended, her sorrows
All gone.
whose love can equal the love Of .
whose, The devotion, 50 loyal and
true,
Who suffers 80 much, with such Joy
for another,
Who works with such pleasure, -
mother for your
You hail with delight the friendship Of
others,
You revel 10 love. OF the sweethsart
you've won;
Yet where do you find friendship
like mothers,
Unbroken, 'till death call and liie's
by Her Son. A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

Both wheat and barley straw were
used By The ancient Hebrews, chiefly
as fodder for the horses cattle and
cazpeie (0enesls "a 20 I Kings :2s
Isaiah lis7 % :2e) There Is no int
mat1on that sErnw was used for litter
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28
Monday, March IS, 1918
II 1918 O'Clock P. N.

At 1918 o'clock P. NJ.
al that trGct or parcel Of land situate.
lylng and being In the Third Election
District OF Saint Mary's Counts.
Maryland, consisting OF several al.
jacent tracts OF land called.
"Pavt 81 Hambls." sPan o.
Fosd's Discovery" "Part Of
HoansIows" "Part Of strand. :.
snd This Addition 10 the
strsnd, ("
the whole tract now generally called
and known as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

indleeatlon.
Take . few doses Of Chambeflkin,s
Tablets as direeted for indigestion.
md you viii soon forget about 5ohr
stomach troubles. Try Il. adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

Mr.. Seward Bacon, a Washing
ton attorney. spent the week end at
the Hotel st. Mary's, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28
THE BRAMRLE. /"

n, a,,s Whole mole, tract nov sOaerally called
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28

Tie BKhcoS extend IL sympa.
thy 10 Mrs. Richard Garner and Mr..
Reb Hodge in the loss sustained By
them when "Depby HIP, At Miles
town. owned By Mrs. Garner and
occupied By Mr. Hodges. burned Ia
lha ground on Tuesday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to the
health department in the Last twenty-four hours:
Ann B. Branson. IS years, 41o1 Harrison
street northwest.
Annie e. skinner. IS years. Bates road. Wood
burn.
Frederick Meg. Temminx. . year,. Providence
Hospital.
Catherine wasney. 30 years. TIC Maryland
William E. Parker. ss years. United States
Naval Hospital.
sallie B. Love, 81 yea.. 1904 North Capitol
street.
Patrick Donohoe, 81 years, Blue Piains. D. c.
Elisabeth J. Owen, A years, National Homeo-
pathic Hospital.
Julia Deving. 70 yealz. 7o1 eth street north
east.
EIias B. Thompson, 81 years, the Sherman
Apartments.
Helen E. williams. a years. 141s Euclid street
northwest.
santina LonEo. IT years. s1 18th street
Ann E. Larwin. So years. Garfield Hospital.
Margaret F. Balenger, 70 years. 3133 o street
northwest.
Marguerite c. Brown. 10 years. 1851 o.tes
street northeast.
Frank Bucci, 8 months, s14 h street north
east.
Mary Muscalino. months, 1o4 Sd street north
Infant of William B. and Bertha F. Courtney,
45 minutes. National Homeopathic Hospital. .
Richard Williams. 80 years. Washington
Sophia Danserheld. 81 years. ses French
street northwest.
Floyd Eatman, l year. Freedmen's Hospital
Louise Quinn, % years, Columbia Hospital.
Hospital.
John Darlington. IS years. Home for Aged. Sd
and H streets northeast.
William Wells 90 years, Washington Asylum
Willie NJ Elan. 80 years. 2lso Newport place
! northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
CARRANzA TURNS down
ECONOMIC AGREEMENT
United States WIN Devote Little
Time to Assisting Mexico Until
Tone Is Changed.

Until President Carranza shows a
moro pronounced spirit Of reciprocity
the United States viii devote little time
to assisting Mexico in her present eco
nonic difficulties This was made cleaf
today after news Of Mexico's rejection
Of an economic agreement drawn here
by Ambassador Fletcher and the Mexi-
can commissioner, Rafael Nieto, was re-
ceived at the State Department yester-
day.
The State Department advices said
that President Carranxa had appointed
three representatives to formulate a
new proposal for presentation to the
United States. The commission named
to draw the new convention includes
two cabinet members, Candida Aguilar
secretary Of foreign affairs, and Alberto
PAM. secretary OF industry. commerce
and labor. The third member is Man
ue1 Aguirre Berlanga
The text Of the rejected agreement,
which has Just become available here
indicates that the only concession made
by Mexico was that referring to the re-
peal Of the decree affecting the reim-
portation Of gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
WAR GARDENERS CALLED.
Wilson Normal Community Center
to Meet at School Tonight.

A call to all persons in the vicinity of
the Wilson Normal School who are in
terested in war garden work to attend
a meeting in the school at o'clock to.
night was issued today by Mrs. Ida E.
Kebler. secretary of the Wilson Normal
Community Center.
Mrs. Keller said the garden club of
the center has number of vacant lots
that will be allotted to individuals or
groups of residents who will promise to
cultivate them. Amy one living in the
territory bounded by w street, 14th
street, Monroe street and the Soldiers
Home is welcome to attend the meeting
and enter the garden work of the ceH-
ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to Il
health department in the last twenty-four hour
James A. End Maude /. Wiley, hoy.
Dekalb and Lncy B. Russell. boy.
Ernest X. and Mabel Reichenbach. boy.
James L. and Lucy G. Peckham, girl.
Domenico and Domenica Muscalino, girl.
James L. and Laura B. Hatcher. girl.
Henry st. 4. and Olga II. Hunter, girl.
Edwin and Florentine Hahn. girl.
Ernest A and larry R. Hibbs, girl.
julius A. and May B. Fleischhauer boy.
Charles G. and Agnes G. Fisher. girl.
Frederick 7. and Anna P. Dom, boy.
Louis and Anna NJ. Corrado, boy.
James H. and Athena Chaconas girl
George c. and Susan R. Bailey, boy.
Charles l.. and Halle Byrd, boy.
Cornelius and Mary Grove boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol
lowing:
John G. Augustin and Julia Barkanda.
Albert Brooks and Pearl Tapscott.
Paul NJ. Mueller and Helen e. Van Dusen,
both of Omaha. Neb
Ashton NJ. Robinson of Philadelphia. Pa. and
Constance Cordin of New York city.
Guy NJ Butler and Lettie Smith,
Robert Clement of New York city and Gertrude
G. Jones Of this city.
Warren F. Geist, and Mildred Bonn. both OF
Chicago. Ill.
Emilio Perrus0 and Dena Gesualdi.
olea 1. Gibbs and NJ. Virginia Watts.
Lowell A. Elliott. 9. S. A.. and Marion L.
Tyler Of Exeter, n. H
Joseph X. Boyd and Ada d. Bentley.
Abram Glass and Amelia Francke.
John W. johnson and Estella Cooper.
Joseph A. Capito of Newcastle. Pa, and Brit
Inc .Farnworth of New York city.
Eugene Jackson and Marie 8. SayleA.
Lutt ar H. Hill and Sophia Robinson
Waiter B. Clark Of this city and Irene NJ.
Cafiisch Of Pittsburgh. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
candidacy of Mr.. Lenroo.. The tsis-i

candidacy Of Mr.. Lenroot- The te1s-
gram said:
We unquAltAedly and warmly indorss
the candidacy of Irvine l. Lenroot for
. seat In the United States Senate
The career Of Mr. Lenroot in the
House Of Representatives has demon
strated that he 10 q man of ability,
integrity. loyalty and sound common
sense.
His election win add to the Senate
q man who will be a distinct credit
to the state OF Wisconsin and a vslu-
able addition to the republican mem
bership. We hope all republicans in
Wisconsin will give him their warm
support"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
U-Boat in Spanish Harbor Is u4s

Ell FERROL, Spain. March 25-The
German submarine which sought refuge
in this port and has been interned is
the U-4s. Her propellers were imme-
diately unshipped by the port authori-
ties when she entered the harbor and
her guns, munitions. etc. were taken
out. The lieutenant in command came
ashore to pay his respects to the au-
thorities. It Is understood that most Of
the crew Of thirty will be interned at
Acala de Henares, seventeen miles
northeast of Madrid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
REPUBLICAN SENATORS
GIVE BOOST To LENROO1

Senator Gal1fngef and Senator Curtis,
chairman and secretary. respectively. Of
the special committee Of the repubH-
can senators exercising supervision
over senatorial campaigns. have sent
a telegram to the republican leaders
in Wisconsin. signed by the republican
senators in Washington. indorsfng the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26

, the liberty loan campaigns"
AS director general of railroads. Mr..
McAdoo yesterday asked railroads I'M
) der government control to report on
the amount Of liberty bonds OF each issue
bought as investments or for employees,
the amounts now held and the amounts
sold. together with the disposition
and sale price.
The bill to be introduced by Mr..
Kitchin will provide for $500 ,0o0,0 900
additional authorization for loans to
the allies, The remainder of the ST.
100000 authorization for this pur-
pose in previous legislation not yet is
sued is about $4,000, 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
LIBERTY LOAN, THREE BILLIONS.
WITH ALL OVERSUBSCRIPTIONS
Interest Rate Is III Per Cent Sinking Fund
to Buy Back Bonds Thrown on Market Is
New Feature-Issue Non-Convertible

Three billion dollars together with all oversubscrpons, to
be the third liberty loan April In making
night Secretary McAdoo also stated the
terest rate on issue is be AZ per
first and second issues bearing at the rates
So per respectively will be convertible into bonds of
the third of the and third issues however
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26

Strengthening Tonic.
Father Johns Medicine builds you up
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26

The annual convention Of the wis
consin Gas Association is meeting in
Milwaukee today and win continue in
session over tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-26
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