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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10

Bower, at 244e North Nineteenth
street. According to a telegram re-
gram received from the War Depart
ment he was injured on July 10, but
the official notification did not arrive
until last week. Prior to enlistment
he was employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad as a clerk.
Private John Mcyny, was wounded
severely in action, according to tele-
gram received from the War Depart
ment by his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
McVay, last Tuesday. McVay was a
member of the ambulance corps, which
trained at Allentown, Pa. He is thirty
two years old and had only been In the
service for five months. Prior to en-
listment he resided with his mother at
2735 Oakford street He was formerly
employed as teamster. A brother,
Thomas McVey. patrolman of the
Seventeenth District, Twentieth ana
Federal streets. was killed In the race
riots in southwestern Philadelpsia last
July.
Lieutenant Roland X. Reed, OF the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10

Ing with the marine corps. on September
8, the same day his mother died In this
city The third son, Robert @. Wilkin-
son, is a chief yeoman inithe navy, and
has returned to the philadelphia Navy
Yard after nine months service In for
eign waters.
Corporal Wilkinson went TO Camp
Meade on February 26. and sailed with
the Seventy-ninth Division In July, Be-
fore enlisting he had been employed by
John Wanamdker for eleven years.
G. ]. Wilkinson, ensign. .paymaster's
department, u. $. N, cousin, Is on the
receiving ship at League Island.
Corporal George stephen Kauker, 944
Leithgow street, killed in action. was
member of Company G, 325th Infantry.
His father, George Kauker, received
notice of his sons death last Tuesday.
Kauker left for Camp Meade October
8, 1917, and after few weeks train
ing there was transferred to Camp Han
cock, sailing overseas April last. Cor
poral Kauker was twenty-four years
old and single. He was employed at
Cramps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10

Thirty-tbree days. elapsed between
October 6, when lieutenant John s.
Baldwin. of West Chester. was killed
in action, and the receipt of any OFF,
ciaI notification by his family. Then
the first message stated that he was
missing. This came on November 8,
and three days later, on the day the
arnistice was signed and the whole
country went wild with joy, came an
other message stating that the young
oficer had been killed in action.
Almost a month has elapsed since then
but though they have tried through
every source, official or otherwise. that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10

Lieutenant Hareid u. Cupitt. Com
pany K, Fifty-eighth Infantry, was
killed in action September 29. He lived
at 20 East johnson street. Germantown,
"a he tlv before eniisting wfs mar
ried TO Miss Eva Harting. He won his
co'nmi sion nt Fort Oglethorpe and
after having been cited for bravery on
esie I,iver, was made a first 1ieu-A
tenant. He had been recommend for
a captaincy at the time Of his DEATH
Lieutenant Cupitt was a graduate of
Northeast High School. His parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cupitt, live at
2i2 High street. Germantown.
Private Joseph ID. Chicano, Machine
Gun Company, Thirtieth Infantry. of
sol Hall street was wounded In the
right thigh and lost one eye on July IS.
He was captured by the Germans and
left by them for deed; but after four
days and nights, during which time he
h j nothing to eat or drink, he was
picked up by American troops and taken
to base hospital He Ia now con-
yalescing In n hospital at Cape May.
Chicano is twenty-four years old.
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aviation corps, was killed in the final
action Of the war. according 10 letter
received by friends
1yinfio, OH;cer in Wilmington, Del,
where the young Of
Killed in Final ficer had been liv-
:, u ing for some years.
Hctton OJ He w W Born and brought
up in Philadelphia.
he entered the employ Of the du Pont
Powder Company after leaving school
and was a clerk in the main office at
wilmington when the United States en-
red the war He promptly enlisted in
the air service. went to the du Pont avi-
alton school, at Claymont, Del, In June
of last year. and later took ground
course at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. After graduating from that
institution he was sent to France.
Corporal Joseph NJ. Wilkinson, twen-
ay-four. Company u. 313th Infantry, was
killed In action near Verdun on Septem-
Der 20.
His brother, Daniel f. Wilkinson, died
at Quantico, Va, where he was in train
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10
SKETCHES OF THE HEROES

Private Louis l.. Kaufman, officially
reported missing since the fighting near
Sedan, November 4, has written home
49,, under date of No
Mother Dreamed vember saying
That Soldier Son ing ing fine and be-
Had Been Wounded Ileyed that the var war
over. When the
telegram arrived stating that he was
missing his sister kept it from their
mother, fearing to upset her. Mrs.
that her son had bbeen wounded and the
next day insisted that the family was
keeping the news from her. They then
told her the facts, but as Private Kauf-
mans letter arrived day or 30 after
ward her fears were quickly allayed.
Drafted in April of this year. Private
Kaufman volunteered for immediate
Camp Meade and was assigned to Com
pany H, 316th Infantry, and sent to
France two months later. His mother
Mrs. Miriam Kaufman, resides at A
South Fifty-elghth street.
Private Myer Padolski was wounded
| by shrapnel on November 4, having a
bad cash in his right arm and losing a
tated by the young soldier on November
7, and received by his family on Decem-
| ber /, two days before the appearance Of
| the official telegram from Washington.
gave the details of his injury. He was
| drafted in April and. as did many others
in that April contingent. applied for i'm
| mediate service, was put in a regiment
| already organized and sent abroad
within two months after reaching Camp
| Meade PadolslSl is twenty-six years old
! and a member of Company r, 315th In
/ fantry, Philadelphia's Own" He was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10

Private Louis l.. Kaufman. officially
reported missing since the fighting near
Sedan, November 4, has written home
under date of No
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10
Officially Listed
as Wounded Oct. 81.
Soldier Writes He
Vas Gassed Oct. 4

hospital, according to a letter received
from the young soldier, dictated on the
evening of October "a and which reached
his mother a month later. The War De-
partment telegram did not arrive until
last week. Mrs. Allen is naturally much
upset and has made several efforts to
find out definite details of her sons con-
dition, but all without success. Corporal
Allen enlisted in June Of 1917, was
trained at Camp Hancock. attached to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-10

they could think Of his family has been
unable to learn any details of his death.
From what they have heard as to the
fate of men in other companies of the
| Fourth Regiment of the regular army.
to which the lieutenant was attached,
they believe that this unit was sent for
ward against German machine-gun nests
without proper artillery support and that
two companies, X and NJ, were virtually
| wiped out.
The reticence of the War Department,
which has answered neither letters nor
kilograms, Is perhaps explainable, the
dead officers family believes, on the
theory that it would be necessary to tell
OF this lack of proper artillery protec-
tion II details were given as to the
lieutenant's death.
| Tho combined casualty lists today to-
tai 1894, including All Pennsylvanians
! The honor roll for Philadelphia and vi"
cinity contains 103 names, sixteen hav-
ing been killed in action, five having
+ died of wounds and two of disease. Sixty
have been wounded and twenty are re-
! ported missing. Private Harry Eterner,
1913 North Marshall street, was listed
as killed in action yesterday through a
typographical error. Ase a matter of
fact the young soldier was officially re-
ported as severely wounded.
Two Lieutenants Reported Killed
In addition to Lieutenant Baldwin
the name of Lieutenant Harold d. Gu
pitt, of 20 East johnson street, German
town. also appears today among those
listed as killed in action, as does also
that OF Lieutenant Roland X Reed
aviation corps, former Philadelphian
who has recently been living in Will
mington.
Lieutenant Baldwin was twenty eight
years old. a graduate OF the University
of Pennsylvania arts department and o.
the law school, class Of 1913. He was
practicing with his father. T. w. Bald
win, of West Chester when he felt call.
ed upon to join the colors He was a
Quaker. and so was exempt, but the
German outrages moved him to fee
that only by force could the boche be
brought to terms. He secured his com.
mission at the second officers trainine
camp, Fort Ogletholpe, Ga. and mad,
such fine record that he was assigned
to the regular army.
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according to a
War Department
telegram receiv-
ed by his mother,
Mrs. Annie Allen,
of 2512 South
S ! X t vt h l r d
street, was gass-
ed on October 4
and Is still in a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

WANTED ON Ou state petroleum.
Ou state Rcnung win sell Quadrangle.
amy part 100 shares tl' 5O. Glcurusc, gOn
shares, juy. Turvhught. hn shares gIr.
DlNdo Kelly ChIrknsha. Okm.
TOO SHARES American un Refining at
81 GO per share BuN GN GuEu. ul,n.
FOR TRADE Have slrr, iu Wholesale
business. city. oil stock. g1s and hight
company ur,iprrud stock. want oil ur
mining louscs ~ W Crawford. i2o
American Rank Nldg
KAY IlIIRS gives very complete
urrIIt report uf the interesting Dprhrr
and NillUgt uil dIalr.yls iu the Sentinel
Gla. per Year, 800 cents three months
mo- samplcsl, GuIbCr. OLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

WANT H stock farm on the shares.
would ho able 10 furnish little cash. best
~ rri,T'urrs n Times
FOR SALE Tailor shop good one J. 900
population. ct A3tJ, paving $40 week
above expenses shop ls worth 5000 this
price for "a few days only. r. B, care
bknhum7r
NOTICE cone neat good phone office for
sale. paws flih per month. iu good little
town, good farming country. viii sell at
actual ro-t for cash FOR S2.2O0. don't au-
H'Nrr without YOU are interested lu nll
about 10 milov Of wire Write I. ID Lupcr
HrOmldc. Okla
FuR SALE or TRADE Best equipped
Cuf", with rooms iu connection doing
s. uNu worth of business a month, ln
county cent town. population 1000, junk
dealers don't answer Box 2Ji Hobart
okla
Ur-TO-DATE picture show for sale,
euck; IL bargain Arknnsas Inv CO.,
Leslie, Ark
TWO good stocks of goods for sule.
splendid location No trades quitting
business Further Information. NJ. a.
bhrkhuru. Wilson oklahoma
A GOOD confectionery and bakery for
spIc or trade. The crystal. lrlck,
Okla
WANTED To exchange. rlpnr lands and
town properties for stock Go De
mOlodD consisting of irwcry. watches.
clocks, huuous musical Instruments, ETC.,
up juul, Address s. TOzck, Roswell
New Mexico
a RARE OPPORTUNITY If YOU act nov,
81 500 stock ut mems shoes, hosiery,
shirts mud clothlur an medium priced
goods bought rh,up, must be- sold next
week iu order TO take advantage Of an.
other proposition. willing 10 -rCriilCc the
.FUfk ttTfa on The dollar for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

FOR SALE-Grocery store aud fixtures,
six living rooms cheap rent, at 9Th
aud Mnssachusetts
ONE roller top desk aud chpir. two out
side showcases, fUur-atutlun lnmfun
cOHh-cHrry Ing Nstcm, one lot lumber,
five long tables, one lot millinery hat
stands and fixtures; hur Usrit water
cooler 6O6 n. Hudson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
REAL ESTATE no TRADE

nm tlSOOa stock OF general mrrchun-
disc. located ON Rock Island, I'm one ot
the hest western towns In oklahoma, do
Ing fine business; this stock is clear ut
incumhrpnrc. win exchange for good
land In Kansas oklahoma or Missouri
priced worth the money
win ndd $50 900 brick building; also
a $4,000 residence making about SJOOoO,
exchange IL for good rnnuh well lucnt-
ed. priced right. with stock or without
stock
Address Fisher & Wilson, Lccdy,
OKLA, FOR full particulars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CIT

,~->~--,>~-~--r- r-~.>~.----.--, ,--,-.~~~-~->----~
FOR QUICK ShLI,-Onc-holf interest in
drug store that ls paying $50 percent
on investment per yvur Located In
northern oklahoma oil town; partner is
tgistDrcd pharmacist and manages store
win take $1,000 TO handle. q. O., care
OkmhOmnn
ADVERTISERS words I'm 100 monthlcs
81 ropc ADV Agency st Lou7 Mo
FOR SALE Paying racket store. invoice
about s. OOO. located I'm good Okahoma
county scpt town; must sell At once.
other business, price i5c. u. l.. care OK
hhumru
FuU sALr-Iotu furnishings at cNtraor-
dNury bargain for cash. desire to
change business owing 60 III health; N
rooms. strictly modern; steam heated,
running not mud cold water In every
room, running almost 20 cnpnolty every
night, only up. to. date hotel In town ~
e 500 Write l| n Powell, Keystone
llulol lluIdrn,Nl" okla.
SALESMAN ylH.mntr good with Us; tn
,oS oyS'.d9F, st 0E'9a%9 ls T 6,nona G9@G1y ETY.
utur Maple 20
FOR TuNUl For % good automobile
sls.g@lm, ,ngS 9 og.g@''a ,' r,amoGli W.,@ nf."'n
| good ''.nn H'o.h u l.n'ul wnrWn
/ disc. doing good business. huei luruNuu
| u town lf Interested write ut ONCE
! u. o. unrr ukuNumWI
DRUGGIST on fountain mn I huvc "a
good drug uUiIl except 'onnn'm 'nt
/ I want iN locate boo N good rlNu" lul bust
7 uu.s II Nuu have 'uWr r"Wh| and want
, 10 cooperate u this address -. g, roru
| Nhnhomnn
| GL\TlHNAN lNIur bon california with
/ extensive business there. d,sTus +.
| meet m,Uuumhyryd nuu'" lady with some
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

FOR SALE. by OWNER Three houses
ON corner 9Th and Walkor-.fve, six and
eight rooms all modern, rent for $3.50:
four nvc-roOm houses, all modern; one
store building on corner Walker and
Ing on 1880 West Second. has four liv-
ing rooms above and four below. mod
ern. rents Tor SO; one bungalow, 1908
West ith ST., siX-rCyn modern, new,
garage ana cement walks. you must sec
property to appreciate its value, now
vacant, win rent n not sold soon all
Of above property is clear of incum-
hranccs. win sell any ui property sep
aratcly; will pay commission TO real
estate dealer selling above before Feb. ],
1918; will De- at kinEkndc hotel january
~ and 2O to price aud show property.
or write me at kinghsher, okla. B. j.
lMnlnN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE


-FOUR LOTS i'm webb Heights and I In
College llill addition TO oklahoma CITY,
TO trade for mining OF refining stock. Ad-
dress BOX lI3. Strntford, OKLA
FOR SALE-Two lots, Industrial Add
ton, block gN, $50, easy terms Mrs
X. Hroccus, ms $ T. ST. Tacoma, Wash.
ONE of the best towns.tos In the mining
district, located d, mile from Quapaw
Okla. on rock rond: about zoo. lots; will
sell for $1,000; e houses now on grounds
Address Owner, Box G23, picher okla,
FOR SALE-Oue 25-ioot lot for snle mn
Connel Ave. In plchcr, okla. the fast
est growing avenue In oklahoma; price
5000 II sold before Feb /. Address owner
Mrs NJ $. Harris, BoN 200. Qunpaw
okla.
FOR TRADE-Two farms In jackson
county. okla, one farm In Grcrr coun-
". OKLA. 100 acres each; win trade for
cattle. Jackson County Trading Com
puny, Altus, okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
BOMONT PETROLEUM.
Party must have money. WIN
sell this dividend paving stock at
bargain Crll Wal 1895.

STOCKS WASTED-Glenrosc OH. White
Rock on, oklahoma star on, American
OIL q Refining. Hoffman OH a Refining
Mid Continent Life Insurance, Liberty
bondr; viii pay spot cash. T.. r., care
OklHhOmau.
VALUABLE g0-acrc Miami lead and zinc
lease, Joining rich crcNHssc cave also
surrounded by good developments; want.
ed equal partners to Join me on ground
floor 10 develop property before OrganiL-
ing company Opportunity for bis re-
turns on small Investment must act
quick Write or wire postotilCe Box 1872
or phone W 23Gs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Kansas

WANTEp-TO rent. a we'll improved
stock and grain farm for cash by eI-
p"rieurcd farmer Address Lock Box 20.
hutchinson. Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
New Mexico

WANTED Farm partner with about
$1,000; splendid thing II. G.. Fenikett,
Malaga. n. NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
CHOICE TRACKAGE

Have piece of closc-in union trnckL
ngo property. 900 l-3Nl5O for half
value. available To ull roads. L. NJ.
Euughm1u, n West Grand Ave, phons
wal 2il2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
Oil Stocks Wanted


win pay cash for following stocks:
10000 shares white Nock............. &c
900 Glcnrosc Observation-Disclosures. .3ac
1000 standard Petroleum .......... SOC
100 American on und Refinery. 30
500 North American ............. $50
1000 RlaCk Panther ................ h.oO
100 Home Refining ........,...... y 90
lOV Quadrangle ........,......,... 1000
Don't answer unless yuu can positively
deliver the stocks at above prices. B-36U.
cur' Oklahomnn
FISCAE AGENT-Ou company operating
In proven CovingtOu- CARRIER oil field
has proposition by which YOU can make
some good profit n YOU can deliver the
goods, come to Enid, okla, wire, or call
545 stfridrtrHtt
lbO-ACRE well improved farm. so acres
In cultivation; 2 wells slo. big haru;
fine black land; So Hcrts fenced hog
tight. not far from oklahoma city Price
$500, good terms Pierce, 3l7 Lee Bldg.
AN ATTRACTIVE lead aud zur lease
Have iU-ncre lease near BnNtrFArngs,
Kan. proven and shaft I'm the Orc.Na fine
company proposition For particulars, call
nt 71l Ice lluckus Hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
ExceIIent Bargains
Prices to Move These
Cars Quick

OLDSMORILE-Eight 1916 Spas
scnRer, In perfect condition,
dandy buy Mt t..,.........,...,.... 5000
CADILLAC-J-p passenger. 1918, YOU
cannot beat this Rt..........,... $3.50
JACKSON-lgl5, b-passengcr b I'm
offered or 'o' at ,',.,.'...,.,, D'', O", SUI. ,' uoO
OLDSMBILE- Eight. 1915. 5-pu,s
SPnger roadster. newly painted,
I'm first-ClAas condition, you can
not duplicate this buy Rt....,... $3.50
ItDSON-Mudcl 81. 5-pugsenrer,
1915. this car Is In excellent shape,
better SEQ us at once, the price ls $500
MAXWELL -- 1914 b.paHscngrr
this car runs like u clock, a
dandy buy nt.....,...........,. $500
OAKLANDllolG. 5-p,ssengcr II
good buy A. ..t.t.. .t....s........ NitJ
good one and easily WORTH. $3.50
| PREMIER SIX, 1917. l-pHssonRcr
! this In some car, see M quick the
price IN ...............,.... 81 GOO
state Distributors
| MARMON, OLISMOBIlE AND ELGlN
Slb-l7 n, Broadway. Phone Maple $50.
FORD ROADSTER -Shocl, unsorbnrs,
EPeednmeter,- light -nYeprri fun -Condl.
| tion; need tho money rs w. 10th ST
W 1897
| WANTED Ia trade Ford spcedstcr for
vacant lots In right locality Phone
Wal t5-I
FOR SALE-Twin Harley Davidson mo
tOrcyCc good uS new, 1917 model, f2OO
viii buy It. Iall at II " California
| HIGHEST offer buys 1917 aN-cylIndcr
Chummy roadster, Al condition; owner
| In army Maple 1886 days, Wal SO2 eve
| ningRs
| FOR SALi.-laiS Ford With 1917 coupe
| let body, il75. can Wal. 36o1-l.
! FOR SAt.E-19l6 G-lO Hudson In Al
condition at bargain. SEQ witt Nc.
| Clcllnud GENTRY Motor Co
| FORECLOSURE SALE
| Overland 1917. No 70 u, new tires
white diamond weight 10 carat Ir
ladies ring pt $2S5 oO Hcttcr buy THE
quick Stanley Lewis ZIG Colcord build
| Ing Walnut 12a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18

on STOCK FOR SALE.
TO save hOmc, must sacrifice lifetime =
best investment geo shares Racine OH
stock at 81 30. Lis. care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
CASH REclSTERs FOR SALE
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

s>T410aa7.Nrer.s-..eHes' aess's7..a.
MOTORS AND GENERATORS repAii,
bought, sold work guaranteed. Pho.
Walnut 80 Oklahoma Electric Co, ~
hhomR City
BOiLERS FOR SALE - Ono lgJ-hotse
power and two So.h ., Wylir Bros
Co, 826 West Grand ORnhomn city
PRIEST MACHINE WOWkS co.
sos East Grand Ave
Repairing machinery rehutlng auto nno
sns engine cylinders, welding hrnylns
taHrindiUN and corruRnting mill rolls
rrompi Md efficient service
FOR BALE Electric motors A W
White. A25 West Washington. Odaho.
ma CITY, Okla w 6912
CONCRETE MINERS. holsilng engines,
rock crusherS and road making ma
| chnery Immediate delivery, Wyne
Bros, a26 w. Grand,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-18
Miami Lead and Zinc Leases

Two 4O-acrc tracts one-hnlt mile from
famous Lucky Jew strike, where min
Is now being built Very rich strikes on
each side Of these iOs Three 90 large
mills now running within three fourths
mile Of this property. our price on thrsc
is % snap for a few days. WIN take most
N II I'm production
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-06-05
GOVERNMENT SODA

The following information contain
ed IN letter sent out by the Depart
ment of Agriculture under date of
May "a, in reference to the distribu-
ton of nitrate Of soda, will be of in
terest to Clarendon County farmers.
The Murine is now discharging
at Charleston and her cargo will be
distributed to South Carolina farm
erS. The Canoga is expected to ar
rive at Savannah about MAY 26, and
will discharge her cargo in part at
Savannah for distribution to Georgia
farmers, and in part at Charleston for
distribution 10 South Carolina farm
ers. The Dania is expected to arrive
at Charleston about June 10, and will
discharge her cargo at that port for
distribution 20 South Carolina farm
ers."
IF these vessels all arrive safely
without damage to their cargoes, the
distribution of this nitrate to the
states Of North Carolina, South Car
DINA and Georgia, together with the
quantity already distributed to these
states, will bring their deliveries up
to approximately forty-five per cent
OF the quantity applied for The ag-
gregate quantity applied for by the
farmers Of North Carolina, South Car
ollna and Georgia is greater than the
aggregate for all the other states in
the country combined"
S. w. BARRON,
Distributor
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-06-05
COMMENC NCEMENT EXERCISES
JORDAN GRADED SCHOOL

June 6
!. Invocation, Rev. w. O. Hender-
son.
:. Song, America the Beautiful,
school.
3. Recitation, Your Flag and My
Flag, Eugene Plowden.
4. instrumental Duet, l. Moon
Waltz, 2. Rose Waltz, Mary Lou Brad
ley and Louise Sprott.
5. Wand Drill, Mary Lou Bradley
and Primary Grades.
6. Chorus, little Buttercup, Girls.
7. Duet, Over Hill and Dale, Lena
Rawhnson and Elizabeth Sprott.
6: Chorus, Joan Of Arc, They are
Calling You, Louise Sprott and Girls.
Chorus, Nancy Lee, Boys.
10. Solo NocaD, Keep the Home
Fires Burning, Mr.. Wells.
II. Patriotic Play School children.
Accompanist, Mrs. Rogers.