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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
THE Amsa.cAn EAGLE

Tlse American eagle, our noble bird
Of prey,
Flew across the ocean with bis feathers
ell array;
lie III upon the shores vE Ffsace,
heard 40 awfui vail,
Found Kaiser BIZ camping npon she
Frenchmau's trail
lie scratched his head and lhonghl
awhile; twas 1915
Nv folks back homo Ia America was
ia the self-sAue fx;
So he huckled on his fighting toys,
called for bis men and boots.
I'm going 10 hOlp Layafette, boys. ia
70 lick those German xoDts.
They have trRmpled over Belgium,
devastated Northern France,
And they will do the same 10 America
" they ever get a chance.
The kaiser started out with the thought
that In Paris be would dlns,
The French goose he would seize and
the plueking would be hne.
But John Bull saw tie danger, and
the British Lion roared,
The American Eagle circled down,
pouneed on the German hoard,
France, England aud America, fight.
ing side by side,
Have knocked the breath out 81 the
Hun and stemrned tho German
tide;
They've get lhe kaiser on iihe rua,
with his face toward Berlin,
And we hope before IT'S over they ell
tan his ugly skin.
And here's 10 che American Eagle,
our noble bird Of prey,
When the Allies march through Berlin
they will surely lead The ways
Our army will be the irst to put The
Hun right through tha mill,
Whom our boys start out for Berlin
Good bye, Kaiser BIN
-GAHRiE1..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
MecI,arlicsville Notes.

| MRS. Z- r. Morgan had as her guesI
during the past week her son DR.. z.
+ n. Morgan, Of the Mercy Hospital,
Baltimore, nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstead I'Anson, OF
Washington, p. G., are the guests Of
Mrs. Laura w. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. M. Anderson were
In baltimore two days Of the past week
on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Freeman were
the guests OF AIRS. Henry G. Adams on
Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. ID. Sasscer enter
tanned at their residence on Sunday
last Mr.. and Mrs Frank Turner, Mr.
and Mrs Garland Turner, of Baltl-
more, Nd, Mr.. and MRS. Rev. Sass
Ger, of Northkeys; Prince Georges
County, Nd. S.
Misses Louise and Virginia Fowler,
who have been visiting friends In
Washington. ID. c.. returned to their
home on Saturday evening last.
A letter from Battery d, Goth Regi-
ment c. A., Ia France Aug. lst, 1918.
Ny dearest Papa & Mama: This is
Friday evening and it has been rain.
ing all the evening for change, as Il
seldoms rains over here. The mail
arrived yesterday, and 4 have been
putting uli the aftefn0on In reading.
got 10 letters, that vas some mali to
get at one time, but II was welcomed.
! am anxious 70 get mail. / received
your letters and sisters Papa, have
heard saIle very good news, but do
not know for certain II lE-fs correct.
Wallace and I are both we'll, he sleeps
on one side ~ the road aud | on the
Other. Tell Dir. Wv Burroughs L
received the .annnaseeinent OF his mar
riage, and appr6ciatfT his sending me-
one very much. We have lost Cap
tain Barnes, and another Captain has
taken his place. Battery d Is great
body of men and when we get IN action
again, We will pus and end to'the sec
tIon we are assigned too. Love 70 all,
as ever, your boy,
=. CLARKE HIT.
Mr.. James Turner of Baltimore city
Is the guest Of Nj, and Mrs. q. d.
Sasscef. -.
MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Herbert spent
last Sunday week friends in Washing
ton,
The Modern Woodnlen held their
annual picnic az Tresit Hall on Tues
day last, the l0sb inst. There was D
large crowd present.
Nc. and Mrs. Webster Burroughs
have as their guests Mes. Preston
Simpson and Mrs. Simpson, Of Wash
ington, ID, G.
Mrs. =. Al. Anderson left ON Monday
OF this week to'yisii friends 10 FrnticF.
rick and Carol Counties.
Mr.. Woodburn Colona, she has
beon visiting relatives and friends Ia
Washington, D. c., for tho past fes
days returned 20 his bone On Sunday
last.
Miss Marie Hin, OF Mcchanicsville,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs Roy +,
Mundy, ~ Mitchell, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roland Goode and
two children, ~ Alexandria, Va. and
Miss Bertha Grufnp. OF Augusta, Me-,
were the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. j..
Wilson Adams, on Sunday last.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Pllkerton, Of She Fifth District, have
extended TO them their heartfelt sym
PATTY In the death Of thnlf Loving and
devoted son, JAMES Archie Itlkeftou
who Rrye up his life some where IL
france few DAYS aRo, 50 that God,
Humanity, aud Freedom, should reign
supreme. A tine young man was Ar
cute, lover of home life, but wslliug
70 respect she cali 81 his country and
the old Gag. ss,ygi. u A.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

pAnse of attendance for those who do
not receive scholarships Is MT greater
than ut other Maryland institutions.
Scholarships may DO awarded to
graduates OF Loyola College, st.
JONAS College. Washington College,
Western Maryland College, Maryland
Agricultural College MI. ST. Mary's
College, Rock Hill College,
Two scholarships will be awarded
TAT Large
Applicants should address the Reg
istrar, the Johns Hopkins University,
for blank forms OF application and for
further information as TO examine
lions, award OF scholarships and
and courses OF instruction. The ses-
sion begins Tuesday, October l.
s-22-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
List Of New Reai,lranis.

The following Is list of new regis
trants who registered with the Local
Board on Saturday last:
Jerome Tarleton, Valley Lee
Lionel Mccormick, Bushwood
Francis Leroy Snoufer, Leonard
Hall, Leonardtown
John Richley Williams, Compton
Edward William Fahey. Oraville
Joseph Parran Sickle, Great Mills
Philip Spencer Cusie, Hollywood
Richard Queen Bowling, Oakley
George Davis, Mechanicsville
Roland H. Dyson, Ryceville
James Philip Duckeit, Compton
coLoRED.
James Parran Hill, Great Mills
Eddie Hubert Whalen, Pearson
John Louis Collins. Chaptico
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
10 Liberty Loan Bond Holders

Holders of tho per cans honda Df
tho First I.lbersS Loan, converted, and
of the Second Liberty Lomp,aaay avail
themselves Of she privilege Of convert
Ing into Az per cent bonds by present
ing their bonds for conversion through
the banks which handled The original
subscriptions.
These bonds are not consertible af-
ter November =, 1918, even II subse.
Iuent series of bonds shnnin'bc offered
at higher rate. Therefore, she con-
version privilege must ho exercised, II
ct all, on or before November Q, 1918.
Tho Bonds 20 be delivered upon Ibis
conversion will boar interest," At the
rate 81 III per apnum from tho last
interest date Mag III, 1918, or Iune
Is, 1919, No payment OF accrued
interest Is required
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

~ Kne following places IN the several
@Election Districts, TO wilt:
District No. i, commonly called ST.
Inigoes District.
O. Edgar Smith, Jr., and Ernest
BohAnan, Judges OF Election and
Registrars OF Voters, will sit at st.
iniROes.
District No. 2, commonly called Valley
Lee District.
ThoS II. Eiilf and Robt. H. Tariton,
Jadges OF Election and Registrars of
voters, will SIC at Valley Lee.
DlstriekNo. 3. commonly called Leon
ardlown District Precinct /.
johnson Maltingly and Joshua
Thompson. Judges ~ Election and
Registrars Of Voters, viii sill at Leon
ardtown.
Dixtrict No. ;. commonly called Leon
ardtown District Preeinct 2.
George Conbs and John w. Wa
thts lidgeS ~ Election and Regis
sraf " Voters, VIII sIt az Leonard
town.
Disirlct No. /, commonly called Chap
J. tico District.
James T. Davis and Prank q. Hay
den, Tddges o. Election aud Registrars
oI Voters, will SIS ~ Chapsico.
Districs No. 5, commonly called Char
loale Hall District.
Geo. X Williams and f.o 8. Knott,
Judges OF Election and Registrars of
Vossrs, win ST 81 Meehaniesville.
Distpies No. 4, commonly called Pa
tuxent District
Francis w. fIuinbins and II. Eek
Jones, Judges 81 Election aud Regis
trars d vosars, will sit at Hiliville.
Dlstrssl No. I. commonly called Miles.
town District.
II. Allan Masslngiy aud Edward A.
Hpreh, Judges oi Election and Regis
trars Of Voters. win sit 1t Miles.own.
District No s. commonly called Bay
District.
Alex. Stevens and john W. Jones,
Judges Of Eisctlou and Registrars of
Voters, will sit Is Jarboesvllis,
pissrics No 2. commonly called island
District
Henry n smallwood aud Edward
" nruwn, Judges ~ Election aud
Hagi sssaFs 81 Voters, wIsl slt at
Adams Ssore, NJ. Georges Island.
For the iafornaiiou 81 ail persons
ennceraed. the iollopiag section Of
Article 81. of The Code nf Public Gen.
erai fA@s IT The STATE ~ Mary land is
pailslishaa:
EgcTSoN 40. WhofveF, during the
heurs of registration or revision of reg
iatFalius, oy during the hosrs Of elec-
ton or eansnea VI votes, ~ making re-
turns thareaf In any precinct, shall
bring, take. ofdsr Or fenS infp any
piAee 81 registration ~ revision of reg
setraEion. OF ~ election, any distIlled Or
HpiFlsnona liquors., wine. nle or beer, or
atali IT aay anch TINS Aad place drink
or paytakn ~ speh Aguara, shall be
guilty eE mis4efDeapor, and SHAH. upon
conviction thereof. be fined not less
ghan fsfD3 dollnrs. nor more than enc
hundred gsiasal dollars.
]. WILSON ADAMS.
vi. ~ HE9ttEST.
LEWIS r. TfsNNISON.
Supervisors ~ Elections for Sc. Mary'a
County, Maryland.
Test
sTkrnEs G. KIsa. CLERK.
R.21.2t,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
cnra for DYsenterx .

buF0 Tor UYHGhIeFys
"While was IN Ashland, Kansas, a
gentleman overheard me speaking OF
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy, I, writes William Whitelaw,
of Des Moines, Iowa. 'sHe told me In
detail Of what 1t had done for his fami-
ly, but more especially his daughter
who was lying 81 the point OF death
with violent attack of dysentery, and
had been given up by the family ply
stefan. Some OF his neighbors advis-
ed him 10 give Chamberlain Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which he did,
and full believes that by doing So
saved the life oi his child. He stated
that he had also used this remedy HIM
self with equally gratifying results "
- adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
To he Farmers and Tobacco
Packers ol Maryland

Il IL with regret thai have to re-
queet ail Tobacco Growers and Packers
not 10 ship ANY more tobacco until fpr-
Their notice. The State Warehouses ace
oiled 20 the dooFs ard can hold 10 more /:
this IL brought abopt ~ conditions ever
whieh ! have NJ control Very little
tobacco Il heiaK shlpfcd out, whlle Il
has bern arriving IN unprecedented
quanlitiea feel sure II tae farmers
will have patience ard had thesF toiac-
20 for At ieass thfes or four weeks the
matter can be adjusted 10 the satiafaC.
ton Of III and khlhk 10 the profit 0f
ghoae owning tobacco In conclusion,
] will add thet L IL impossible 20 secure
extra storage room. and II tho Farmere
persist In shipping tobacna, Il win be At
ihelf risk. fof We have 90 plaee IN
which u STEERS Il
WM J FRnRE.
Chief Tobacco lnspertaE.
Baltimore. Nd. Aug. "a. 1918.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
Wanted

"A reliable white woman to cook and
do general housework.
Apply TO
+. HOOPER LYNCH,
7-lSSt. Valley Lee, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
Order AIsi.

In the Circuit Court for st. Mary q
County, Maryland. No. a21 Petitions.
Ia the matter Of the sales of Real Estate
made on July Bird. 1917. BY ]. Philip
Greenweil, Late County Treasurer for
SC. Mary's County, Maryland. to sat-
isfy and pay taxes levied for the
years. 1914 and 1915. due and in ar
rear.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
To Improve Yo~ l,,ss.,,sa.

For years MS digestion mms so
poxs sssas / eoald only ras' asie Il siatess
foods. tried everything that ] heard
81 70 get relief, but not until about 3
year ago when | saw ghambcrlain's
Tablets advertised andRta bottle 81
them did and Tho right Treatment
Since taking them my dlgestinn Ia
fine ~ Mrs. BLANCHE Bowrzss, In.
diana, Pa, adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
A Bilious A.,aes.

\ Bilious ATTACK
When you have a Billions attack
yonr liver fails 20 perform ita faine-
lions. You become eonstipated. The
food you eat fermcnts in your stomach
instead OF digesilng ThlS inlanles
the stomach and causes nausea, yon.
itlng and q terrible headache. Take
three of Chamberlaln's Tablets, They
will tone up your ilvor, clean out yonK
stomach and you viii soon he as wA
as ever. They only cost . Qaanters
adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Pentecostal Church OF the Nazarent
Hollywood ircuit-Seryices Sun
day, Sept. 10.
Hollywood, 8. School, 10 q. m.
Preaching, III o. IN.
Harnmela's Chapel preachins . pm.
EranRellstic, p. nj.
REv. x. q. ARTHUR, Pastor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

OflGFcl by the AlEeutb IOuke Tor cI.
Mary's County, Maryland. at Law. this
10th day Of August. Ia the year 1918,
that the sales Of the real estate in St.
Mays County, made on July 3rd, 1917,
BY J. Philip Greenwich, Late County
Treasurer, and duly reported to this
Court on July 2lst, 1917, that 10 to aay
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT.
House and Lot, aasessed TO William
l. Clayton. cold for 70 o.; house and
lot. assessed to Marshall Ceusene, sold
for 80 81: house and We and land from
Lafe Langley, asAeeged 10 William
Hopewell. sold for $I47s; house and
lot, assessed to pinkney HopeweIl. sold
for s2i. 90; land from 0levich. l acre,
aasessed TO William H. Knott, sold for
81 90; 1--we acres Of Lot No 2. fronting
on 81. Mary'e River. assessed 10 Peter
SamkiewiewItze sold for $50; house
and lct, assessed to Charles Tolson. sold
for $500.
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.
Catterpillas's Spite. 1914 acres. as-
sesaed 70 Dennis Bros. Co., sold for
$3.50. house and lot, assessed to Robert
0wens. sold for Sil-29.
Third ELECTION DISTRICT.
cecil's Land, 50 acres and improve.
ments. assessed 10 Nellie Greenweil,
sold for SI25; Fertility, % acres and
improvements, assesaed 10 Leo Rupko-
wicz. sold for $500; house and lot. as
aessed 20 Fannie Somerville. sold for
SIS 81.
FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
Part wainwrieht'a Purchase. 10
aefea, assessed 20 James III. Bnah, a0ld
for s26, tsaIIry'a Rest and Bailey's IoE,
$50 acres and improvements, assessed
70 Herman d. De Garnett, aoid for s226;
house and Voc, assessed to Sophia Hill,
s0ld FOR sl0H.
FIFTH EERcTIoN DISTRICT.
House and Lot and improvements, an
seased 10 James A. Tolson, sold for SIS;
house ard lot, assessed 10 John Shirley's
sieira, aold for $40.
SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
House ard Lot, assessed to Christian
Meyer, m0ld for o. is; dowar lntarenf
IN Part Queen Tree ard improvements,
Ina acres. aasesacd to Alice G.. Pcsoy,
sold for $40.
SEVENTH RI.gcTIoa DISTRICT.
Part 81. winnlGelda 10 aeroa and
improvements. assessed 70 Jpo. t. Cob
lins. aoId for SOL land. acre, as
aesaed 70 Robert Wilson, sold for 800.
EIGHTH ELEcrEOs pisraicT.
House ard Lot. elRsss acrea. asaeasea
70 Theodore Renwiek, s0sd for SIS;
Part FfusgbaFg Fialna. 10 acres aad Ing
pFusamsnss, aHseaaed Ia George For
reat, cold Tor 50 Is; land. 10 acrsa. as
seaaed 10 Dominic Tawnay. aold for IS. n /;
house and not, assessed TO Daniel John
son. sold for al; house and bot, as
ssa#ed 10 BaFbaru kellam, sold for f30t
all be ratified and confirmed, unlesa
cause 10 the contrary be shown 90 OF
before the second Monday In Septem-
Der, next. provided this Order Nssi be
published III the &c. Mary's Beacon and
the 81. Mary's Enterprise, these
being tha two ne@woepeFs IA which the
Advertisements Of sales Of said real es-
tate wgrr puhllahed, for three epnsecu-
tive weeks before the second Monday
IN September. next.
The report shows that the lands sold
for 8l&6l TO-
EN0GH h. ABELL,
Clerk OF The Circuit Court for ST.
Mary's County.
True Copy Test
ENoCH d. ABELL.
24-sw. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
WANTED

= Female nurse or attendant for h
sanitarium for nervous and Mental
diseases, Salary s24.00 d month with
board and laundry. Address,
s.. LORD,
5-2-dt Stamford, Conn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

The Best Plaster.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Lipiment and bound on
over the seat OF pain Is often more
effeclual for lame back than q plast-
or and does not cost anything like as
much. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
Wanted

On bloomsbury Farm for 1919, two
tenants, with or without teams.
GILES r.. DYER,
Beauvue, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
FOR Sal.

:. Tractor and new power hay press.
Apply At BEACON OFFICE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
rmRD EI.EcrI0N DIsrRIcT.

Cecil's Land, 50 acres and improve
ments. assessed 10 Nellie Greenwich.
sold for kl25; Fertility, % acres and
improvements, assessed 20 Leo Rupko.
wiez. sold for $500; house md lot. ~.
sessed 70 Fannie Somerville. sold for
IS 81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
NOTICE
10 THE QUALIFIED VOTERS or ST.
MhRY's e0OkTY.

Pursuant to. dirctions contained In
Chupger so, codIaed as Section TIA
Of Article 80 of Bagby's Code, Acts
Of General Assembly, 1915, the Board
Of Supervisors OF Elections for St.
Mafy's County hereby notify the
qualified voters Of said county that
tbs Judges OF Elections, acting as
Registrars OF Voters, will sit for the
purpose Of Registering Voters OF said
county, between the hours OF 3 =. m.
add y ms on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
YiRsT ELECTION pIsrRIcT.
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.

Catterpillas's Spite. 1914 acres. as-
seBaed 70 Dennis Broa. Co., sold for
$3.50; house and lot, assessed to Robert
Owens. sold for Sil29.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

Part wainwrisht's Purchase. 10
aerea, assessed 20 James II. Bush, aold
for s26. Bailry'n Rest and BRiley's Lot,
$50 acres and improvements, assessed
70 Herman o. De Gagnett, aoid for s226;
house and lot, assessed to Sophia Hill.
a0ld for $40 81.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

Ordered by the Circuit Court for st.
Mary's County, Maryland. at Law. this
10th day of August. Ia the year 1918,
that the sales Of the real estate In st.
Mays County. made on July 3rd, 1917,
BY J. Philip Greenwell, Late County
Treasurer, and duly reported to this
Court on July 2lst, 1917, that 10 to sRy /:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

House and Lot and improvements, AZ
seased 10 James A. Tolson. sold for SIS;
house ard lot, assessed 10 John Shirley's
lleiEa, aoid for $40.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29
LoeaIVise and Otherwise.

Next Tuesday, Sept. srd, il
..sks ~.xs<v. Nnw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

respectively for the best three re-
ports or essays on tractor experience
and use during the year. Reports
should be sent in not later thar
Nov. TO the Extension Service,
College Park.
3 Mrs. Edwin J. Waring return.
ed to her home in Leonardtown on
Tuesday after visit to relatives in
HyattsviIle, occassioned by the
death Of her brother, Mr.. William
Hickey. She was accompanied
home BY her sister, Miss Marie
Hickey, Of Hyattsville.
10 seems probable that in draft
ing mien under the new law thos,
from 10 to SO will be called first
leaving the others to be called later
While the new man-power bill con
tains no such provision, indications
arc that this rule will be FOLLOWED
By the War Department.
Mr.. Al. B. Bateman, Of Vic
toria, Charles Co., Deputy Stat,
Game Warden, accompanied by hi
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Par
lett, of Baltimore, spent last Wed
nesday In 81. Mary's for the pur
pos8 Of considering applications fol
local wardens, and doing prelimi
pATy work incidental to the enforce
mens of the State Game Laws.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

The following Is letter from Corp,
VIM. r. Hayden, OF Company A, 10th
Infantry, A. r. o. 1856, who has been
In France since June, to his mother,
Mrs. Kate Hayden, Of Maddox:
FRANCE.
Deanesk Mother:
yon, og III person. know how heart
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-08-29

Y 7l-4t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-30
WHAT YOUR MONEY is DOING

This world war is so extensive, 50
horrible, that the mind fails to grasp
it. Figures, especially when they
are large, mean little or nothing but
occasionally they are Illuminating,
For instance, in France at the out
break Of the war there were 2l000
physicians and surgeons. Three
fourths Of them, $4,000 went to the
war. AT least 1880 Of these nearly
one-half, have fallen. Many Of the
doctors who stayed at home have
died because they were nearly all
aged. So today there are communi-
ties of $4,000 in France without a
doctor TO meet this condition the
American Red Cross has established
twenty-eight dispensaries in France,
three OF them in Paris and is con.
ducting probably 300 clinics where
treatment is given to all who apply.
It is for such work as this that the
Red Cross uses the generous dollars
ii gets in the United States
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-30

amounts alleged to be due from them
and also against the bank for the
funds on deposit with it. This was
done and the bank at once paid the
money into court The judgment
discussed by Judge Williams was en-
tered by agreement among the at.
torneys for the bank, Judge VIII
liams Mrs. McClelland and the coun-
ty and relates only to the money left
on deposit in the bank by Judge
Williams and Mrs. McClelland when
they went out of office on the 5th
day of January, 1915 1t in no way
effects the suits against Judge VIII
liams and Mrs. McClclland except
that Mrs, McClelland viii be enti.
tied to credit for the amount paid
by the bank if the state examiners
contention is correct
The suits against Judge Williams
and Mrs McClelland are still pend
ing, Notwithstanding three or four
attempts by their attorneys to have
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-30
VIEW OF A FAMOUS WAR
CORRESPONDENT

That Germany lost the war when
her U-boats sank the Lusitania and
that peace will come next year when
the full military might OF America,
combined with that of the allies, is
hurled against her. though the fight
ing may still be in France and Elan.
ders, is the belief Of the allied mill
tary leaders as expressed by w.
Beach Thomas, who is in this coun.
try fresh from the British headquar-
ters in France. In Current Opinion
for May this spokesman of the allied
high command goes further and says
that the present great drive is Ger
many's acknowledgements that she
must win now or never, and that
German defeat win come in 1919
with the armies not far from the
cliff of trenches that join the floods
by Nieuport to the neighborhood of
the Swiss mountains where the
French are clinging to one small
reach Of German territory He
writes:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-30
STACEY REPLIES TO
JUDGE WILLIAMS

Editor Daily Express:
Discaiming any desire to try a
law suit through the newspapers. I
do, however wish to state a few
facts. lest an article in your issue OF
last Saturday, written by Judge N.
NJ. Williams, might mislead the pub.
lie
When the state examiner complet-
ed his audit of the records Of the
county judges office, covering the
period OF Judge Williams admins
tration, he filed a report showing
that there was due from Judge Will
liams the sum of S1145.4S. with in
terest from July list, 1910, and from
Mrs. McClelland, the judges clerk.
the sum OF $102427, with interest
from the 5th day of January, 1915.
The report also showed that there
was certain money on deposit in the
Citizens National bank belonging to
the county which when recovered
should be credited to the account of
Mrs McClelland. Upon the filing of
this report the county commission.
ers ordered the county attorney to
file suits against Judge Williams and
Mrs MdClelland and tho snretIes on
their bonds for the recovery OF the