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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-08-27
q. s. Food Administration.

Q. s. Food Admlnlstratlon'
or Squire 'Tater low he !goln' 10
be mighty nigh king er de roos
'mong garden sass folks: we ans
kin eat him as a 'tater boiled, baked.
fried, stewed, cooked wild cheese en-
dey gettin' so dey make i'm inter
flour; SOS we kin substitute him
fo' wheat -four. He's lie "suhstitu-
tenest'' of all de vittles, he sez.
De udder garden sass folks lax
inguns, tomatues, cabbage en- turnlps
en- squash don't need to git peevea'
'cause dev's goin' to be room in de
Dot fo' de whole tribe. Ev'y las
one on 'em can hep save wheat er
mea. fer de boys dat's doin' de fight
in over yander.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-08-27
Notice OF HcMACRtTIC PRIMARY
ELECTION.

3artv for re nom n2-:c. Of candidates
for Ul;.ed Sta+es Senator. Congress-
man, State Offices ard County Of
fees for Norhc~.v County will be
held at the democratic Clubs for New
berry County on Tuesday. August q.
7o-S. TIE polls will be opened at )
c'cloek in ha morning aid close At
o'clock in the afternoon (new time).
No person will he allowed to vote eS
re-,t such -o~scrs &C gre duly quail
fed. according to the rules of the dem
ocrat;c nary. and are properly enroll
ed at the club at which the person
offers to vote and every person voting
viii ho re""'-cd 20 take the proper
oath, as required by the rules of the
party.
The pc11'ne p'a"es FIR the respective
clubs and the managers to conduct
the said election have boan designated
and appointed by the County Demo
cratic Executive Committee of New
berry County as hereinafter set forth.
The last named person at each cluo
is the clerk and the three first named
are tba managers Of the election:
Ward I, Newberry.
Old 7atton House, in rear Of resi-
dence of DR.. J. H. Mccullough.
S. S. Cunningham, L. I. Epting,
H. Mccullough, T. H. Baxter.
Ward 2, Newberry.
New Court house Cup stairs}.
P. L. Bishop, D. 3. Wer+s, B. T
Caldwell, r. H. Wright
Ward s. No. 1. Sewberry.
Up stairs in store of Geo. C. Hipp.
F. L. Paysinger. l.. @. Fellers, D.
F Pifer, Haskell Wright.
Ward 3. No. 3. Newberry, (Mollohon.e
storehouse formerl~ occupied by
Geo. W. Summer, Jr.,
J. T. Sem. C A Cameron, c. f.
Brzhardt, D. c. Drie;gers-
Ward 4, Newberry.
Tno. <. Aull residence in Boundary
street.
]. R. Davidson. O. L. Buzhardt, J.
C. Adams. F. A. Griffin.
Ward 5. Newberry.
Corner of Wright and Drayton
streets.
H. C. Carter. S. T. Matthews, G. W.
Hitler, NJ. B. Clisby. /;
Oakland Mill.
R. C. Williams, r. f. Mills, H. G.
Bouknight, M. A. Attaway. :.
Helena.
Old Julien Store house.
x. Baker, D. c. Spearman, c. E.
Dominick, "A. NJ Mayer. !
Hartford.
Hartford School House. /!
Leroy Summer, W. B. Goggans, T.
Med. Schumpert. J. F. Hawkins.
J0hnst0ne.
Tohnstone School House
NJ. MI Mills; J. c. Neel, Earl shealy,
S. P. Crotwell. 1!
Garmany.
p. M. Buzhardt, T. W. Folk, E. S. !
Boozer, ]. F Lominick. /
Mt. Bethel
Mt Bethel School House.
Grover Davenport. J. A. Brown, G. |
H. Alewine, G. S. Ruff.
Mulberry.
+. w. Keitt's residence.
J. D. Nance, Houseal Amick, II. M !;
Wicker, T. W Keitt.
Mount Pleasant,
Mt. Pleasant School House. /
T. P. Adams, J. L. Henderson, L. P. !
Miller, Jr.. J. S. 7. Suber.
Maybint0n.
Naybinton School House.
G.. E. Eison, F. B. Hardy, W. "
Lyles, A. H. Maybin.
Long Lane.
Beth Eden School House.
H. P. Baker, r. C. Carlisle, w. F.
Elmore, e. C. Folk.
Whitmire.
Town Hall
D. L. Mccullough, w G. Puckett
W. J. Aughtry, S. A. Jeter.
Jalapa.
Store Of Talapa Mercantine Co.
Luther Long. ). W. Epting, A. B.
Miller, Oscar Abrams
Kinards.
Dominick's Furniture Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-08-27
NEW REGISTRATION THIS YEAR.

This is the tenth year since the
people registered for voting, and a
new registration must be made this
year.
The registration books will be open
in the store of R 6. Sigh. under the
opera house, from July 1st to August
3jth, both inclusive, for the registra-
ton of voters in accordance with law.
The law requires that every man shall
present himself for registration in
person.
r. C. SLIGH,
Member Of the County Board Of Reg
istration. 6-21 I'd
666 contains no alcohol, arsenic nor
other poisonous druT ). 8-5 tt
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6es cures Bilious Fever. SO If
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ElsENBAHN : FAHRPLAN.
|. G. N.

lie ~ Ne A1
4ntunft-
go. 12-gpn LAREDO .m1oreeus 6.0Os
No. Soon 2are0o: . .uadJm. $500
No. 5-Snn St.2nnis morgens 10000
No. 1-.5unibine Special" nsn
ct. Souis ....... .abenDs 9:45
geo. S-8om 4oroen ..abenos 500
So. BON Sort 8ortb, @oep,
Qoniton uno Santa Sc
Orten $50. -. morgens S;45
Nbfabrt-
go. 4-@o9 galeitine. PORN 1890
10. 2-~Sunihine SpeciaI" mad
ct. Sutis ..... .morgens 500
yfo. 5-Sotal5us nad Saplor II.
Baleb SSnnetion ..abenbs 800
No. 6-Jioh st. 2onis, 8aep,
Sort Wortb unb &anies
9th ...... abenbs 8:15
9to. 7-Jtab 2areoo !. BORN. 1890
yio. 11-Nah 2arebo (gemiSdter
Snal .......... nndts HOO
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ysrlangt: Northumberland.

Ser @eneralar5t Der Mrmee Ser
Ser. Staaten, Or. s. @orgas. for
bert inns ouf, ei1en Mnfrllf on iunae
Ofaoden 81 erlaiien, Die ii6 in oeir
Wfilitar- nno Marine : SospitaIern
Der araafenpflege gu miomen mini
i6eiL lid pom 20. Sui an in Ser
nadlterL pom Srauen.&omite Oes
Council Of 9ational 9efenie" etab.
lierten Citation all
meloen. Ser &rieg erbeii6t cine ME
geabnte 4n5abl gepriifter @1rterin.
men; bod fonnen MIR 9ieienigerL Die
eiren pollen 9urius burfgemad)t
boben, gum iiberieetfben Dienlt Der.
~ange5ogen Deroen, gs nerben 25..
900 iunge Srauen i'm Sitter bon ~
big 80 Sabren perlnngt; tic miiiien
intelligent, pernntnprtlihL BON better
8elunobeit iein uno cine quite SduI-
biloung genoiien baben = nod Def,
Ter tit cine GoIlege.Musbilonng. Die
Stuoentin erbalt Soft. 9ogis uno
urterrid)t frei, in manben Sduen
aud cine Gntidaoieung fir Bidder
unb Uniform. Noboem lie ibre
8riifung be%itanoen, raneiert oas Sc.
bolt BON 800 bis $500 per 0onat.
Ser @eneralar3t Or. 6. @oreoS,
@nibinaton, .. g., erteilt olf SIN,
froge nabere 4usfunft.
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re r., Inc stras;; Montae ,n 2. stytember 1918.

amber absefnopft unb aufeeblalen.
Sd babe einmal burh 3ufan Elm fol
DIES Ding aeieben uno id erinners
midi nod nit gergnii9en oes onge=
meinen Staunens, oils ieine 8eiise-
rtlt, cine Iuifin, es a~useinaneer
nabm unb funitgeredt berridtete.
8as miiroe mobl Die &aiierin aa-
tDnrino Die 3meite oeren beriibmtC
Heiie nod ser Grim ols eill triumph
ibrer Belt eolt, iaeet, menu Tie uniere
be,ltisen &eifeeffeften iabe2 Dic
ebronif er3ablt, bob iie einen Softer
bel lib gebabt babe, in Dem ieebsnno.
oreiBig Doultanoige &obeu 5uiam.
mengelegt, gleib mie in einenl
Stratf gebangen batten. Gier 8fer-
De mi1roen eebraudt, Inn bieies Mo.
bel fort5uidaffen. Seute beoorf es
ea5u 5mei boditens orei leidter Sol.
fer, oeren jeoen Elm Wo1ta beqllenl
tragen fatn. Semppra mutantur!
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S. A. 4 A. P.


~ IllIAllIl@
SO. 12-@pn aiiitenorten naebm. 2:05
Yo. 14-@on 9ouiton uno &iz
1tenDrten ...... moraens 5.55
No. 16@Ion 9oulton II. @aco abs. 1905.
$50. 41-gon aerrbiae. nur an
Spnrtagen abenbs $40
gto. 43-TDn SferrplHe tdeI. abs. 9:15.
$40. 155lgon aerrbiIe nnb Camp
Stanleb, tdaI. aliseenotnmen
Sonntae. aemiidt, .abenbs $3.50.
Gbfahrt-
$50. 11-Iah Corpus gbriiti.
9ouiton unb 8aco porm. 9:25
No.13-Nad 5oniton u.aiiffe abs. 1890
go. 15-Na6 &enebb ..nadm. 1:25
gfo. 42-Nab 4errbilIe, nur on
an Sonntagen nlras. 7:45
yie. 44-9a6 &errbiIle. tdel. ndm. 1850
No. 156-Nn6 &errpiae unD Camp
9tnnleD, genifdter Sug, tdez
lid, alisaen. Spnntag mr9s. 1880
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(Sortfetuna.)


Sic erbielt feline @nttport. Sn If
rem 3inmer mari tie Doaer Sait cine
Wtenge Sa6en ourbeinanoer IN Den
Reiieforb uno ueri6loB i'm; oanr
Iief lie ourb ben Sbuee nod Ser
Sberforiterei.
Climber mar nibt oabeint, er abll.
te nidts bon Dem greigtls, oas Ii4
md6re1lo ieiner 9lbnelenbeit IN ieinem
@aus uoa5og. @r nor IN Der 9dmme-
rling nit Sr. Sobeit mad @arterooe
binaufgefabren. Der. Ser5og mollte
Die idneebeae Mononadt ouf Dem
s(nltono perbringen, utt eitlen GSlldbS
5u i9ieBelL Elm Gergtriigeil, oas Ct
fid ieoes Sobr einunal 81 leiiten
pflegte, aber bepor nod Der Mono
fam, maren tpieoer oidte Ghneemnl-
fen entporge5ogen uno batter Dem
Barometer gum 8rob, unieres @err-
gotts 0a6tlompe nmidleiert. 81
bate CT Sen 8lan aufgebeu miiIien
uno iebr i6ledt gelaunt sic &uf,
fabrt befoblell.
sSm Shloiie trat ser Noitttant ha=
itig ieinem Serrn nit elmer leiie &c,
iprodenen Melouns entgeeen. @iin-
tier itanb, ieiner g1ttlaiiung gepir,
tig, etpas sur Seite; Der Ser5og Der
abid)ieoete i'm fllr5 uno begab lid CT
Zig, be9leitet bon Dem Aoiutontelb
Quer iiber oen SdloBbof nod Dem
pm Der alten Ser5ogin ~hepobntell
SSIiigel. @iintber borte nod Die er
fraete. sit Map BEL ibr21 PIN Ans-
gauge Des S6loiies begcgnete er Dem
Hentmeiiter, Der ans ieiner 8ierlt5
wobnirng neben Der Oberforiterei BIN.
aufgebaitet fpur.
n@iiien Sic, ME es Itebt, Ser
0berforiter2~ fragte Der MalGl
angItlid.
SD fomme chen BON tSarterobe
snriid peiB gar nidts lit ct
mas p~aliiert24
Die Ser8ogin iol Der S6Iag qp-
riibrt babem."
SD peiB, pie geiagt nidts =
boffentlid be%pabrbeitet ii6 Ole trou-
rige aun0e nid)t,4 iagte @iiutber,
uto Damn trennten Tie iih nit einent
@ruB. 02ieber Soft" iprad er Dor
iid bin, bel ibrem @lter - mars
Elm @itnoer2~ llno CT itieg longiani
binab 81 ieinem 9eim.
9(ufs Dem S6loBplat lag frii6er
f0ltlider Sdree mie cine chen crit
gebreitete 3ede, ruir cine ein3i9e
Spur lief quer barber, Die 6iiBe
batten Den Bfao peridmdbt, Der an
Den Seiten init Silfe Des Sdnee-
plugs bergeridtet mar mitten
ourd) ben tiefeu Sdnee NOR man ae-
laufen oireft sur Sberforiterei. Sat
geootfeHloS blieb er lteben Dor Ser
Ireppe, Die 81 ieiner Salts.iir enlpor=
fiibrte, uno ~ltarrte Die i~d)nlalen, 3irr.
liden Stapfen zines 6ranenfuBes an
als betradytete er broben i'm @ulae
sic Spuren oes @iloes in cirer
ytelle. Sebr Helm miBten iic fem, aies
ie 5iiB6cn, 3ierlif g~eltelt, falllr
oufgeiest, 10 fliid)tio uno leidlt
uuO oieie Spuren fiibrten in fem
Sous?
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M. K. & T.
(W. g. & 6. gabnhpf)

4ntunft-
|. go. 25-gon Noro Segas mras. 7:2O
2. $50. 25-u aatb Slper" morgefls 1880
yo. 8-Ton @aco nnb Auitin
...... nndmittags 4:45
No. 29-u&nbt 2imite0~ abenos 1855
No; 1-.Segas Speetal" abenbs 9.5G
Ibfnbrt-
go. 4-0ah auitin nnb @oco
.. ........ /. ]. nndm. 1925
No. 30-u&atb 2imiteb~ BORN. 1000
No. 2-sSegas Special" BORN. 500
1. SO. 26-a&atb Slner mad 8aaas
Mno Sort @ortb. ..ntenos 900
2. Ho. 26-Na6 ct. 2ouis nnb
aanias Gitb ..... .ahenos 9:20
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Inn eine llnterbrednng i'm Gm.
ufana Der s5reie EreKe" nidlt entire.
ten sa laiien, lit es n0tis, BAH Sie Sc
Ter ibr Enhancement bis iber ben I.
Cftuber biHaus perlauaern.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
(3auptiinte) faalid.

QthultIlE
$50. 101-Snniet 9imiteo BON Stem
Orleans $1,000. mpraeus 4:4O
SO. 102-Guniet 2imiteO BON Gan
Sranci5eo. -. morgems 1853
go. 7-Saft @ail bon Stem Or
leans y. -. m6rsens 700
SO. Soon Sci &iu. BORN. Ills
Ao. 9-Snniet grpreB BON Aeip
Orleans ........ abenos 6:35
SO. 10-Suniet grpreB BON Gan
Srancisco, eagle gaB un0
Werico ....... Gbef1os $3.50
SO. 228-@on eagle Yak, morg's 1880
(Shlaftpagen.)
Nbfahrt-
SO. 101-Smiet2imiteo mad Gan
Srmcisco $500. nndm. 1870
$40. 102-Suniet9imiteo mad Stem
Orleans :. &. mpr9ens 11.20
SO. 7-Snit MaiI mad Sci Nio.
@aale Sab unO Ie1ico
............ bormittngs 1900
80. s-Sait MaiI mad 3eip Or
leans -. .... morgens 1876
Go. 9-Suniet grpres nod Gan
Srancisco ...... abenos 7.50
SO. 10-Snniet grprek nah Neip
Orleans ........ uahts f1:30
SO. 227-Mah gaaIe 9aB nadts 1880
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YW!S.S|
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
Herzsn.

Hon1an bon @. @eimburg.
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S. A., u. & G. q. & G. N. Depot)

Nnfiinft-
SO. 2-@on Corpus gbriiti ulb
Brownsville @egenb ab'bs 500
30. 4-@ou Corpus Ghrifti uno
Brownsville 8eeenb BORN. 6.45
No. 6-@on garri8o Sprinas H..
grpftal gitp. -. .abenbs 500
Nbfahrt-
Sc. 1-Rah Corpus ghriiti uno
g~rofunspines 9esenb BORN. f0.45
SO. 3-Rad Corpus ghrifti uno
9rofpn5bilee @egenb abs 10:45
fShlnfpngen.)
SO. 5-Rah grbital 9th uno
garriao Sprinas.. BORN. 10:45
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Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS LOUISIANA.
Derluaen ia ieDer @eiie Ser aeoieriaa
behIsflib 3u ieiu.
Den Sries sn seiuinnen.
X & LOUISIANA.
Den &ries sn aeiutnnen.

Die sSeripottlns mnnidt ben 9iculi
ben Anforperunsen beg Bublifums scs
mnB 5u ~eeitalten.
gu bie5em 3nede offeriert Iid Die
geithilfe aler ibrer 9epartements. She
alenen Staten - Sradt mie Gailage =
ipfrnen Den 8eamten Deg 8erfebrs > De-
pnrtements oieie Ye~leeeubett 6ieten mn
lie ,perOen ibelua germ bebilflid fem.
bic a~nrpenonle ODER auseinn1oerlebuna
bieier 8nten gu erfldren, 10 baB Die Ras
11oiac ben eerineiten GRAB bon @ers0ges
rt1ns ooer l1nbeauemlibfeit inbe5ue aui
bfn @erianot ODER Die Qeituns hires @es
fdpdfts iiber oieie ainien ODER Hebenl.s
mien httben.
Sic GermaItmns.
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slips sransIer e Storage So. be.
iOrat Hmsiebcn, Ginpafen, gerfhif-
fen, Sasern. seppids& einiser. Of
flee Gil z. gberrs ct. Sci. Ct. 654.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
lp;r{nrtr D.n.so,

Sttlurtu StutltUH.
Infnnft-
@o. 301-SdgIih pon 8cuiton.
Bort Sanaca. Tictoria uno
gnero ..-.-..... abenos 1908
Nbfabrt-
No. 302-Sdalifbn a1 gnero, Sic
toriu. Bort 2abaea uno
0ouitol ........ abeubs S:15
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ARTESIAN BELT r.. r.
q. & G. N. Depot

Infunft-
SO, 2o2-gon ebriitine. .nahm. 4:45
dbfdhrt-
SO. 2of-9ad ghrifiue. BORN. 500
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SANTA FEE q. & G. N. Depot

No. 7-@om Norben -. BORN. 1926
No; Bonn 0orben !. abenbs Gas
4bfabrt-
No. 2-Na6 Dem Norben BORN. 500
Np. 6-Na6 Dem Norben ahs. 8:15.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Won Hollweg Buys
$4,000 Worth of
Liberty Bonds

WASHINGTON, Feb e. Special
Former German Chancellor Won Beth
mann Hollwcg has subscribed 70 Amer
ican Liberty bonds
The caretaker Of the cv-chanccllor''
real estate holdings in Waco, Texas.
has asked that the total income from
the property approximately S5OOO a
ycar.br converted into the bonds.
which are being used to fight the kaiser
In stating this today officsls Of the
alien property cu,todians Office here
declared some Of the money already has
been turned into bonds Il is assumed
that the caretaker acted on instructions
from Won HolIwcg himself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Raider Sinks
IS Vessels
In IS Months
Cruiser "WoIf' Believed e
Have Destroyed Sew
eraI Transports,

BERLIN, Feb H.-The German
raider Wolf, which hss returned
to home port after raiding en-
iente shipping in the Pacific,
destroyed at least thirty-fIye ves-
sells, 1t was officially announced
today Some Of the steamships. 1t
is stated, were loaded with English
troops, and tho sinkugS, therefore,
caused a corresponding loss OF
human life.
Safe arrival of1he German raider
Wolf was announced Monday night
from Berlin, which stated that the
ship had been on a fifteen months
cruise, had sunk thirteen ships, and
came home with valuable cargo
and 400 prisoners.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
NEGRO MUTINEERS
WILL NOT HANG,
WILSON DIRECTS
Executive CIemenCy Obtained
for Houston Rioters,

WASHINGTON, Feb H.-An in.
definite respite has been granted five
negro soldiers Of the Twenty-fourth
infantry, sentenced by oourtmartal to
be hanged for participation IN the Hous-
ton riots.
The number and character Of appeals
for clcmency reaching President Will
SON from clcrgymcn and negro organ
zallons caused the respite. The presi-
dent has notified the war department,
that he will suspend action on the cases
until he has received the record OF the
courmartal proceeding, in the case Of
thirty other members OF the regiment
now bcing tried at San Antonio
Thirteen oi the rioters already have
been hanged and large lumber are
serving heavy prison terms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Situation at PSkov
Is Still Mystery

LONDON, Feb. H-It is uncertain
whether the Germans or the Russians
now hold Pskov An Exchange Tclc-
graph dispatch from Petrograd under
Tuesdays date but bearing no time.
says that the bolshcyki announce pskoy
has been rccapturcd All reports CON
firm the earlier statement that the
town frequently changed hand,
Another Exchange Telegraph dis
patch says that Borisoif, sixty miles
northeast of Minsk, has been captured
by the Germans and that Orsha and
Smolcn'k northeast Of Minsk, are being
evacuated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
80 U. S. SAILORS
THOUGHT DEAD IN
GALE ON COAST
Naval Tug Cherokee Founders
Off Delaware CapeS,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27- Thirty
officers and enlisted mcn Of the naval
lug Cherokee arc believed 10 have been
lost when the vessel ioundcrcd ye,ter.
day morning in fierce gale off Fen
wick Island llghlshlp, twenty-five miles
from the Delaware Capes,
Ten survivors who got away on the
first lie raft were safely landed four
other men got away on another raft hut
two were washed overheard and
drowned and the other two died, prob
ably Of exposure
The four bodies were taken to Phll'.
delphia
The Cherokee formerly was a tug oI
the Luckcnbach Steamship company and
not long ago was requisitloHed by the
government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Luga Is Captured
Is London Report

LONDON, TUESDAY Feb 2o-Luga
half way between Pskov and Pcrrograd
has been occupied by lhe Germans, ac-
cording to an unconiirmcd rumor a
Reuter- dispatch from Pctrograd says
A number Of British subjects have lcf,
Pctrograd for home during the past
week. The embassies still remain there
The bolshcyiki continue extremely busy
enrolling men, gathering and shipping
arms and supplies and in other defense
activities. A dispatch from Moscow
says that 10000 revolutionary troops
have been sent from Moscow toward
Bologoic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Half a Pound of
Coal Is Needed to
Start Street Cars

WASHINGTON, Feb 27-Coincidcnt
with the fuel administrations consider.
alton OF plans to reduce the number OF
stops by Sly and lntcrurban trolley
car, as a coal saving measure, traffic
experts revising the national capitals
street ear service IN an effort to bring
it up to wartime efficiency have esti-
mated that skip stops on every street
railruad m the country together with
coa,ting of cars. would save between
four and five million tons OF coal a
year
1t takes a hali.pound OF coal for the
extra power required every time an
electric car starts,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

WASHINGTON. Feb 27 I'm
mediate steps 10 reduce the number
Of collisions by student ayiator' by
spreading out the training camps
arr about to be- taken by the war
department
WASHINGTON, Feb u Car.
turcd German airplaneS brought TO
this country for study by aviation
experts revealed that the, Germans
are using materials very inicrior 70
the standards set for American
planes and apparently are very
short Of spruce and linen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
War Emergency
Course Is Planned

, NORMAN, Okla, Feb d. (SpeciaD
A special war emergency course to
prepare men for work in the hospital
corps Of the army and navy will be
given by the school of pharmacy OF the
University Of Oklahoma starting next
week for students Of the university
who expect to enter military service.
II. 6. Browne, dean OF the school of
pharmacy, Is In charge Of the course.
Member Of the faculties of the schools
Of pharmacy medicine and chemistry
will act as instructors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
FIRST DISTRICT DRAFT
MEN CALLED FOR TEST

One hundred men from the first dis
frict have been summoned to appear for
physical examination IN the district
courtroom OF Judge Edward d. Oldteld
Saturday, according to an announce
ment by l. ]. Sartain, clerk of local
beard No. I, hi, morning 1t is
planned to examine fifty Of the men in
the forenoon and the remaining fifty
in the afternoon. The final quota Of the
first draft has been filled in the frs,
district and these men will be used
when the call for the second draft is
made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
BRYAN MAY SPEAK TO
LONE STAR LEGISLATURE

AUSTIN, Texas. Feb 27.--Thc lower
house Of the legislature today adopted
resolution inviting William Icnnlng,
Bryan to address the legislature at his
convenience during the present special
session The action Of the house was
wired to Mr. Bryan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
TWO HUNDRED Die
/ IN CHINESE QUAKE

SHANGHAI, Tuesday, Feb. 26-Thc
earthquake at Swatow caused the death
of between 200 and 800 persons. More
than 200 persons are being treated in
hospitals there. Scarcely a house there
has not been damaged, most Of them
spriouslv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Officers of Ship
Held for Plot to
Give Germany Aid

A PACIFIC PORT. Feb. 27-The cap
tain, chief engineer and purser of the
steamship Ccntraia were ordered ar
rested here today by federal authorities.
it was announced, after an investigation
OF an alleged pro-German plot to supply
Germans in lower California and South
and Central America, and allegations
that the men uttered pro German senti-
n'cnts and attempted to obStruct opera
tionS OF the Sclcctive draft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
Aerial Postal
Service Starts
On April IS


WASHINGTON. Feb 27-Air-
plane ,cryrc between New York
and Washington Nlll bc 900 daily
operation beginning April Is. the
p0,llifrc department announced
today Eight machines will he fur.
ni,hed by the war department
By arrangement between Post
master General Burlc,on and Sec
relary Baker the aerial postal ,ery
joe will be- conducted lor one year
as part OF the aviation training syS-
TEN OF the army The machine,
will be pll1ted by army flicfs.