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corn planters, literS and cultiyatOrS;
tractors pulling binders. headers and
other harvesting machinery. The
tractor further presents possibilities
to our farmers tractors often being
used to turn the soil will be utilized
CT understand some are now being SO
utilized by some progressive Mary
land farmerSD for driving belt ma
chinery, such as threshing machines,
silo filters, corn shelters, hay balerS,
and other power driven equipment.
| will now digress from my former
line of thought to say something
about the Automobile Club of Mary
land. This Club has been a mighty
powerful influence in securing bet
ter roads in Maryland and better
streets in the city; the Club has al
ways welded a potent influence in
the movement to make automobiling
safe; it has sought and obtained just
and equitable legislation for the
motorists, and has been ever de-
terrent for the motorist who would
violate our laws. Colonel Baugh-
man, the Commissioner of Motor We
hicles, has told me of the splendid
cooperation given him by the Auto
mobile Club, and told me how you
have helped to make his job easier
for him. (All will admit Colonel
Baughman needs cooperation to
break up speeding and other motor
vehicle violations.)
| want to acknowledge the benefit
of the advice of the Automobile Club
of Maryland; l want to acknowledge
that at the last session of the Legis-
lature their counsel and members of
the Club assisted in placing the
proper laws upon the statute books.
| appreciate their cooperation in Sc
curing the passage of the new Motor
Vehicle law by which, among other
good things, the Traffic Court of
Baltimore city came into being This
Court is now doing wonderfully eff
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fectiye work.
| want to say that the Automobile
Club of Maryland and its members
are always willing to be fair and al
ways willing to do their part, and
always willing to pay their part in
the laws which are placed upon our
statute books. The Club and its
members believe in a proper enforce
ment of the law for driving an auto
mobile while one is under the infiu-
ence of Intoxicating liquors.
1t is an easy matter to break the
Motor Vehicle laws. We must, there
fore, be on our guard at all times.
Now l want to refer to my own
experience
l remember the first day | drove
an automobile was the first day
1 owned one. l went out with the
man who sold the automobile, and
when We came back he stopped her
and left the automobile in front of
my house. And then he was about
to leave, and | said will you
please show Inc how to stop this ma
chine?" He said: You want to
know how to stop herr" And l said:
We'll, if she ever gets started, why,
am in a bad way" SO he showed
me how to stop her. / said: Now
show me how to start her''-and he
showed me how to start and left
That afternoon | said to Mrs Har-
rington: Il am going to try this
machine out" She begged me not
to do it. | told her l knew how to
stop and knew how to start her, and
was going to take her out. They
We're so anxious to ride that when |
got in the automobile my family
climbed in with me, and / started,
and intended only to go in the town
limits of Cambridge. l kept going
and going, and / went 10 miles, to
my mothers home in the country,
took supper there that afternoon and
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Save The 90 Discount
On County Taxes
During September.

The 3 per cent. discount period having
expired on the 1st instant, this Office desires
to express to county taxpayers, and the pub
lie generally, its appreciation of the splen-
did spirit of cooperation, as evidenced by
the payment during the month of August, of
nearly one-half of the entire Levy for 1918,
both State and county
The total collections for the month are
S12S,255, and the record should be most
gratifying to all intere, ted tn the welfare of
the county.
To those taxpayers who were unable to
take advantage of the August discount, we
call attention to the per cent. discount on
county taxes allowable during September.
THOS. E. KERR,
Treas. and Collector.
F. NJ. Gerlach, Acting. 9-3-3w. BAR.
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No. - Chancery. In Equity, in the
Circuit Court for Dorchester county
The object of this suit is to procure
a decree for the sale of certain proper
for the purpose of investing the pro.
ceeds of sale for the use and benefit OF
Sarah L. Corkran during her life time
and after her death the principal to be
distributed according to the terms OF
the will of Solomon J. Wiley, deceased
The bill states that Sarah E.. Cork
ran is the widow of Solomon j. Will
ley. deceased. who departed this life
in the year 1903, leaving last Will
and testament.
That the said Solomon J. Wiley, de-
ceased, by the said last viii and tesla
ment, devised unto the said Sarah E.
Corkran three large tracts of land, dur
unto his four children. via: solomon
j. Wiley, a son, who has intermarried
with Malissta Wiley; Merari Irene
married Tried with James windsor: Matilda
has. intermarried with Ernest Bran
mock; Hazel Italy Wiley, daughter,
who is unmarried.
That the said Solomon J. Wiley be-
queathed certain sums of money to
certain of his children and grandchil-
dren not above named, directing his
eXecutriX to pay said bequeath, and a.
the same time making the same lien
queath have been paid by his execu-
triX, except one Alice Banning, and for
the purpose of having said bequeath
distributed to her she is made a party
to these proceedings.
That tn eaforeSaid real estate con-
sists of a great lot of timber and farm
land, and that it would be to the adj
vantage to all parties in interest if
said real estate could be sold and the
proceeds of sale invested in some good
security and income therefrom to be
paid to the life tenant as aforesaid,
and after her death distributed accord
ing to the terms of the will of Solomon
J. Wiley, deceased.
That the said Solomon jackson Will
ley and Malissta his wife. are nom
residents.
1t is thereupon, this 30th day of
August, 1918, ordered by the Circuit
Court of Dorchester county, in Equity.
that the plaintiff, by causing a copy of
this order to be inserted in some news
paper published in said Dorchester
county, once in each of four successive
weeks before the 30th day of Septem-
Der, 1918. give notice to the said alb
sent defendants of the object and sub
stance of this bill, warning them to ap-
pear in this Court in person, or by So
licitor, on or before the 18th day of
October, next, to show cause, if any
they have, why a decree ought not to
be passed prayed.
WILLIAM H. MEDFORD, Clerk.
True Copy. Test:
WILLIAM H. MEDFORD, Clerk.
$50 At. o.a.w.
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The trouble with white shoes is
that a man has to be an awful slave
to them if he wants them to look
white
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GOVERNOR URGES PROPER
ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS

In Letter 10 The Automobile Club OF
Maryland Motoiist Urges That Mo-
tor Vehicle Laws be Ei9idiy Eli
forced For Protection OF Public
And Automobiles.
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Order of Publication

Sarah E Corkran VS.. Solomon Jackson
Wiley and Malissta Wiley, his wife;
Merari Irene Windsor and James
Windsor, her husband; Matilda Eliz-
abeth Brannock and Ernest Bran
mock, her husband; Hazel Italy Will
ley, single, and Alice Banning.
No - Chancery. In Equity, in the
Circuit Court for Dorchester county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
COMMUNITY NIGHT
Interesting AHair at Emmanuel Baptist
Church This Evening.

Everything - ARRANGED 10" ~" S"r"h"
b.. community Might al IN" l'a.iN VA
,a.inn n.ll,. school =; lhr annex liH'lI-
in- Of tin l,nmanu"l BAPTIST rhurril
.9!,; Enff street at A:l:..r'ci"rk. Ii wi!
l." known ~ 'Iniu~lr!aI Night. TIN,
children of m. -cin" VIII form and
niar,.h IN m !mdu:'ur'nl haral" and vii!
;ci;n IN open '!r "Nh'hiil"u ~ 'H'ir
work in IN" u:rI%i training d"rar'm"n
Parents "r IN" scholars. members am!
friends 81 H." church AMI strangers VIII
hIt" an Interesting opportunity oil ste
ing how clever children cnn h"'at rhli"l
w"rk sowing. ha<k"iry and knitting.
Nnin parties will lind il informing "a
drive around to HHi'i E:"ii ''ir'"' a Ma
Ia witness n" industrial rtrad" OF ~"
children ana IN" child at WORK.
An added fcatur" ii n" evening VIII
be open air S;"r"opirr"m views on IN"
, United states Navy anh TIL" Wa. Tn,
not Able song '"rh" Call 81 lin" Allies
and other patriotic melodies MIL IL
sung Ivy q childr"n's chorus 81 over 100
voices. under special direction.
/ OVER 100 were IN Htl"riHncc ~ the
, first community Ni@hI" AID lr.i'ara
! lions hav" h'.cri mai" Tor even Il larger
numh.r this evening.
! \ Red cross sewing ,ircl" tn MALI
j clothes 10" needy I:"iri;.u hnhicS wl
! h.. formed today unu'r IN" direction al
! Mrs. ]. T. 'n!Lw'll md under 't'' Aus
! ;Itc.,s Of Tia. local Rod Gross S"ctrtE. II
! * r.Nu.pi.u tina. - nu;uir.'r al garments
! will H.. furnished ~ m"mhrrS -; Tho
! school within tn" n"Nt iw" week..
! I'll" Elnh' St"rI far has morning vii
! he ''f'rum fnSh"n I" l"ri"!". New
; scholars are still being enrolled. TIN"
: t"'nL regis, ra: ,nnS will Z" we'll over rh'
! 70" mark Visitors ar" w..i'"'u" Ua Is
/ b, r..".r nine ard II "a II. III:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
Cameron Locals.

Lew Smith. cam" h"m" from Vera
'rG>. Texas Il few day a''". ii'9 ''''I
WAS upon ~. HG.i"' ~ ia" 'ith'.- 81
his ia, her :. II. Smith Who's 'nn"S&
has hrr..tutnr" h,,.n mentioned. NJ
a.cd Mr. Sn,;H - m Il very fc"hi" con
d.tI"r
hay. returned il"tn" "tt'" sP''n". hE ''N-
"-::! DAYS with tri'n,!: N Town.
Warren MrNaA. Is h"tn" lr"m T.
okla. whnr., H. spent $"V"rhi mouths
working in th" oil fields.
The Chnu;uuQun p""pi" left TUESDAY
morning for Point Pleasant. wH"'" 10Y
ar 20 pitch their tent for a IN Jay
Engagement RI" ,'hluiauuu" - ms
rl:.r.. this wear was 81 success ''"th IL
naurIally and otherwise.
A social for tn" benefit "i IN" so
ross =, to hc. h"ih at crows Groy' on
Fork Eidc. uu I'G"S,iHr. Lnly -. y
..rcat "r"wd from THIS city is pIhn"'''-
t. go out.
rr"t. Frank Hicks 81 ,h:s "si% vii
CIV" a dance a, Huw"rS Grove. s't"r'
las ,'rncnn whn =. "nri,.y"i It; !'it'*.
hursh. is spending Il f"W lays ut h!S
V. <. smith and family hay" r"t"rn med
frrm Spending th"!r vacation Win
Mr. and Mrs. s H. Hln"rman ~"rr
shnprrnG in Wheeling TUESDAY
Tommy Mason. Jeff Tuesday evening
for his h"in" III h"FeAhuNh M'''' 49,,
will spend the ,imn durn.; the SMUT
tiu,vH If \ H. glass house.
:. W McCardl" Was At M""niSfiI''
amt Wh""l:nl: CIV business yesterday.
Mrs Harry ';ramI'c of ltril"r. ~ h"I''
IN INNS: If h.r parents Mr. and MTS.
q: ". Howard and other friends about
town. , .
,rNi,cb,n hn,. been tn" guests or
frr,nds IN town for s"v"ra! nayS.
$ = Krf;"r and &. \. N"ft"r nay"
h..:n had plans prepared Tor 'A''''N. .
,I:,cr,yrtn"n,S 20 their p""p"rt1'i on ~"
south Sid. J. l.. .\ntli has IN" """-
tracts for both houses.
! l. Sprari; 81 n"ar fiuNhihE' '"'
- thr gus: al 'ri"n'iS ~ tn" "itE.
Nose kindl..h"rG"r. deputy S'a'7
FIRE Marshall is IN IN" city LOOKING
after som" matters connected "ih ne
business S"v"r,ll rla""S about i''".I
will hr ilnsrIy examined AMI S"m" ~
,r"rn will III All probability h' CON
.l.tunnd.
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;ii:n .t"cl Trade is involved III Il meas
,Irr also. Some ,..>iaian steel iitS
l,"rn sold il New England 1T h!Eh
PRICES To- Il nuu-"s$cnlial Industry. E''
large Shlna!rnIS al American Hi'"! hF"
hcinc ;n:.d,. 10 t'hIIadt At control prices.
Nm :i.uiCaii" exchange "n III" "'''i'
question is possible. ~ Et"" 81 tH' ''f'-
SId"r; hirf amount of .AIH'ri" steer l"l
wnirG Great l;ritian has asked.
Interesting in tn" sun" connection
arr "cc-El report! al easier conditions
as ~ steel supply 10 til" l'lrmiilr nam
AMI Sheffield districts -! f.nEihhh.
iuhlcr:: ar. finding Ii'al :h'y cannot re-
I,lar,. ih":r stuck, insofar ~. th"S" w';ll
L. ill var needs and :"w warehouses;
are likely IL get htrk Ia El"T" ih;.l -"
percent ar normal lunnn@". 30: IA 49,
craI ,ar:: haN,. cast iruu pap" f"ii;i':. 49,
had - dr!l summer. M';ui'ipHl
financing has rarely h.,3 more GtiH'Nii.
S..nr az th..e,. r"undri"S raSc turned |"
chemical aid n:n"" Si'"rIal '':i:'in%%. i'i;i
.y,n w.:h ruri"tl"u "pri'H1,"1 ""d t;.h":
..i,.r('n
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Tin" execution nr NJ. nulal - :hr SEQ
onh Grnw!nt: "u, ii III" German rrnp'-
!,nlI,ia VI 'l!ni.I=m'' nr ~. i"atiSIn' III
France. Tn" i!Ts - ia" in" IiFthE
squad WIS E"lu Insha. SON after ms
rNrcuiiou ili,. irnni ~ l'uvni and liz
Other defendants ANS h':;ii;i.
Tho trial Il purLl aud has hsiS""iAl'S
!u".Hu ON Npri! - ami ",nriud"d May
II with tn" riCaiG S"n''.n"" bong M
,r,&.rl upon iuva! auL thu S:X others
l,iuG EIv"i, IriSnu terms ranging from
" L. 10 N,.tr&. Among th" Hihrr% 'NiH-
vict"d w,r" NJ. Marion. assistant m;.h-
nr"r uf IN" linnn''i Rogue and Joan I'"N-
,n;.r!". former director Of lhu Ministry
Of tn" irl"ri"r.
Early in lHll tlr newspaper i;"nn"'
I;uru. VIZ established with Miguel NJ
nlrr,.v,ia - ii$ editor. After III" on
break ui tn" war III" now $iAn"r iii'-
llShrd niiaCks ON III" French G"N"rh-
mont and "th"rwi>" aided German prob
Uganda. Thu. newspaper MAS Suppressed
Hhuu, IN" resignation of Louis j. MAI
w. minister Of tn" iu'"r'"r. ON ih''
resulting WAY" q nni,,lrai turnout.
G"nrg"s tl"rN";n'"au "a'''" back mt"
power.
.\lmcr"yda was arrested and d:"d
nystrri"usly in prison under rirrum-
stances pointing /" suicide. l'uva! w'S
ar,rI."d Of ;nIrn" money :rom German
aark"r$ obtaining II in >wIt;"riahH
whrr" II" went with passports gwen
INN hy IN" Ministry "f the interior.
In ndditr"lI IL Malvy another rr"In'-
mont French politician. Joseph fhl!ianN
was lnrntip:i"l IN ronnrrti"n with IA"
l:uun"; is"cu, cHS''. Navy on Tur"'ah:
,yas brought h.fur" tn" $"NIt" =Ifiin%
treason. CaillauX is IN prison awaiting
'r,vl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
Best Treatment for Catarrh
s.. s. S. Removes the Cause

oblainablc at any drug store. II ha:
provcl lis value IN thousands Of CASE:
|: will do 50 in your case. Get :. 5. 5
ut cncp and begin treatment. Il VOLT:
is long standing case. be sure II
write for free expert medical advice.
We vii! rel! YOU how this purely ve"
ctab!e blood tonic ClcanSes tie IL:
ru-ilie: from Tho blood by li;cra!l!
washing il clean. We will prove 10
you that thousands of sufferers from
Catar-h. after consistent treatment
with s. S. s. have been freed from
the trouble and all its disagreeablc
features and restored TO pcr!"c:
health and riror Don't Gclay the treat
mont Address Medical Director, AZ"
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
BY Purifying II: Blood.

Ono" you gel you. blood free from
Observation-Disclosures al the catarrhal
poison*. which il j. cow pre- lc
bccausc Of il unhealthy: @ta;c-iilrE
you will b. relieved Of Caiarrh-thc
lriplin" in :llc ih:0a;. hawking and
shifting. raw sores in tn" nG~tri!s. and
til, disagrerabln bad breath. 1t Was
caused in The first place. because you:
IMPOVERISHED blood was easily infect
eli. Possibly slight cold Or conia
With someone who had 4 cold. But
the point is--don't suffer with g.
tITrh-it Is not necessary. IN" rem
cdy :. $. s. discovered oNrT' iH,y
year.: ago. tested. true. and tried! i;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
CAMERON

Mrs Leaf who has h,','n tn" Tu"Ht ~
h-r SISTER. MrS. ,'I-"s ~ h., ;'ln"" Tor
81, ..r:,! days. vas tn" vi'''m "t q very
sad accident It. III" i';i;I:" Tuu Green
tiuus,. cnmpam.'s plant Tu,:dI% iH"rn-
in-;. Sh" with lii other Eu'HlS w. ''.
in the part q: :hr gr5,n h"usr l""lilu~
over thu =; :t":l &c ral*iaE "uruinh"rS.
when she slipped and fill hr"1"lnt: be-, II
bones OF tn" i! ;hI Log just ah''"" t''.
arkl" DT. Grim WAS called 10 H'i'thi
h,r and the limb was pr"p"r!! "nr''i l"r
i'm; II WIll h., SOM. i.in,. before" :'lr VII
b.. ADJ. L. H., ab";!t rr 'l"rr $h" M!!l
h, able Ia h,. taken |" h'r h'r'!'' al .>h"r-
Ilau Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18

West Virginia News - Notes
ak; Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

$500. -. - 80 r..,..,, .,r al;
-. VS., Q-;-,,,ri, ,,.rn
.....,.,, - ,.,rr-,ss ,,,:r-
-. , -.....l -.,,...s. r. three.
n ,,,:.,-,,,,,..., .,t.,n ,;n.l,.- :. "c.n:Ir-
-, 49,, .,.;..,, .-,,,.; viii
..., ,,,,.. ,..,.,.,,.. ..> u>.ui
TX 20
r. pF' S-',t''''. - - y
:" ms nam" a az '".''.
hH!i"'hh W. "'S ''.
t.it',paFi' ~ ~ ~" 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
OIL at the McCrcken Well.

The sand was tapped Il, til" Act 'r;l"k-
..n we'll near liali.su"th Thursday 49,
uinc with u good Sh",,InS ~ "!l fh"
w.lk ~ no: drilled ~ yet nui = - Hon
ing Il Haiti" 81 intervals. md" iiins' 'hA'
N good .v.ii Will b" ;n'. result III IN
n"Ar future. hIh"r veins drilling nearby
arr. hvI,.rl:l Of good results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
FREE .IChET DAY

# your address appears today
in the A. 3. C. Buyers Guide call
at The lnteitigcncer office and re-
ceive 5 ten cent Liberty Theatre
tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
DEATH FOR FIFTEEN.

T'NRlS. July lT-t'ii,""n p,rS"rs
,y,.r. kit.i ard about my others IN.
iur"d twenty s"rI"uSlH. Wh"H Il pnSS'.n-
l,rr tram wa: ,5rrrIl",i to-day u"nr Ni"r-
"r;l twenty mil".; nnrthw"s, "f l!u,irc"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
TRAITOR EXECUTED.

TNRIS. July IN. ruval. director
If tn" CirrInHnuphl" newspaper lf"nlI'i
Euul;c. WAS rNrrul"h early today '"r
trraSnuahl,, actions aEaiu>, ilI. l;"N"rH-
mrUt
FIJI" execution vas carried ut l'r'itll'-
l. ut fiy" u',nc!i III tn" forest If VIM
ronu"& Til" "nEjrmI'd nam d!"d Al
mos; rnSiauI'n""U$lH with III" r"Inmahd
t. fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
Don't\ Poison Baby.

FORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother Thought hc child must maze
PAREGORIC adanum make Sleep These ogs vi! RodG
sp and FEW DROPS TOO MANY will proucthe SLEEP FR0 NHCH
THERE NO WAKING Many the children who been killed or
whose health has ruined for life and morphine each
Of which is narcotic product Of opium. Druggists prohibited from selling
either Of narcotics named children at ALL anybody without Labelling
them poison The definition narcoc' is: 81 'o %
sios and Theae and disguised
and sold Drops" Cors" Soothing Syrup etc. You
should not permit any medicine be given your children without Or
onr nhvs know of what COMPOSED CAsTORIA DOES NOT CON-
TAIN NARCOTICS if bears the signature Chas Fletcher
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FREE TICKET DAY

II your address appears today
in the A. g.. c. Buyers Guide call
at The IrteIieencer office and re-
ceive 5 ten cert Liberty Theatre
tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
COUNTY COURT NEWS
MARRIAGE Licenses,
Deed Recorded.

Jacob NJ ,imilh -. and N"Ili" T.
n:cNrr % both ~ Barton. OHIO.
L"EiI Arf."ld -. :I'i Matilda Weiss.
- hnLn -. n.l.hur"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-18
THOUSANDS ON STRIFE.

John Car and Ernln Gary. MS wif'
20 Roy !. Cary. lot in n" "i'y Of Vince!
lnG Consideration $40.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-11

handled refinery anywhere in the world Mr.
Kellogg was the designing engineer who built
the wonderful Home Refining Plant in Okla.
home City. which is regarded as one of the
most splendid accomplishments in the history
Of oil. Mr.. Kellogg has studied the Oil ShaIe
industry thoroughly and ne KNOWS the won
derful returns to be made He has left an i'm
portant executive position with a million dollar
company to make the Pioneer Oil shale Com
pany big success from the start BIr. Kellogg
is President of the Company and has associ
ated with him number OF successful men Of
the highest standing. These men have person
ally invested their own money in this enterprise
and give you the chance to join them in the
splendid rewards which are assured
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-11
SETTLED PRODUCTION FOR
OUR REFINERY

You will find that the great weakness Of the
refining business under ordinary circumstances
is the fact that crude oil for refining is often
hard to buy and that many times refineries have
TO shut dow entirely many months in the
year. WE AVE SETTLED PRODUCTION.
The earni4 of this business will depend only
on the siz1 Jt the plant which we build This
will be constantly increased. so that while
profits the first year may be only 100 per cent,
there is really no limit to their size as our
euipment is enlarged. All these facts mean
that this Is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-11
RED CROSS CARES FOR
FIVE THOUSAND CHINESE
Victims Of Floods-Construct Hun
dreds of Huts,

I'~N' va 4ANN''
IIEEIeI\. Feb. Il. - Core
spoudorcs a The associated Press
-F.Fo thousand NhineSe victims ol
last autumn S flood, are being cared
tor hr The american Red Cross
Hood relief committee, under the
Craftsmanship OF the American min
liter. DR. Paul =. kclnsch, aided by
rac American troops stationed here,
iu @ lm.r1,l-ed camp in the edge
ri the German concession. Protests
hy certain residents OF IicntSin
again. tine dumping oi these reiu-
gees h,-. have been rendered point
les, hr the efficient administration
OF ,f, camp og CoI W. p. Wilder,
which has prevented its becoming a
menace so tine health OF the com
muniW.
Within tract perhaps five acres
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-11
Assets Of $4,000 for Every Dollar You Invest
You Cannot Losc..BS Profits Sme.~Buy Now!

This opportunity is the most wonder
full chance that will ever come to you.
We have the Oil right in sight; easy
ransportation efficient, proven meth
DDS Of distilling and refining; splen-
did management; cash markets. The
profits run better than $5 a barrel
without including the profits from by
products. Later on the sale of these
by-products should more than dou-
Bile the earnings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-11
THINK QUICK-ACT QUICK
BUY NOW

Write the company a check or send the
money for just as many shares as you can buy
Remember, the capital is small and there will be
only few OF us to divide up the profits with.
This is your chance The men who have made
thorough investigation OF the Company have
been getting in with every dollar they could
raise or borrow. The way subscriptions are
coming in already, the offer will have to be
withdrawn mighty soon. This advertisement
will likely never appear again after TODAY
Don't wait a minute longer Send in every dol
lar you can for your share of a waiting fortune
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-11

this shale contains in this ledge alone
over 10000 barrels OF oil, or 20. 500 900
barrels in 100 acres-or S3200,OO0 in q
square mile, while above and below this
ledge of shale are 800 feet moro OF
solid shales that carry from 80 TO 40
gallons to the ton, making four times
the above amount OF oil in each acre.
Considering only the SOfoot ledge and
that threefourths OF it can be mined,
leaving the balance in place for sup.
ports and waste, the crude oil pro
duced per acre would be worth nearly
100000. on that basis the crude from
a square mile, $40 acres, would be
worth s12S,OOO,OOO. while the refined
product would be valued at several
times that figure"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-11
A SURE WINNING CHANCE
OF A LIFETIME

If you act at once while the stock is still at
par Just as soon our plant is completed
and earnings are rolling in the stock may jump
to five, ten, or perhaps twenty times par. 1t
will undoubtedly mean a fortune for every one
who buys stock now and shares in the profits
from the start This stock should all be sold
and Off the market within ten days Don't let
the quick thinkers take it all ahead Of you and
leave you wishing you had acted quick after
the Company is making thousands Of dollars
for the stockholders