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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24
A. A. A. RESUMES
AUTO RACING
N Mashington Situa ton Leads Ia ReVo-
cation OF November War
Decision.

NEW YORK, March 2J.-Ths con.
,tst board OF the American Automo'
blie association has again taken hold
,i motor ear contests and immeci,
ately viii resume is conu oil contests
as IL has done for years past In
November the contest board decided
not to sanction any more contests
during the period ef war exigency
due to the insistent demands Of the
government for skilled mechanics
well qualified as motor experts for
aviation and other services. Tho
action at that time was taken be-
cause uf an official letter from the
government on the subject.
1t has developed that the govern.
p,ent has not the power to stop the
sport as was anticipated. although
such power may be forthcoming I'm
the no-distant future. II was ru-
morcd that gasoline would not he
allowed for racing purposes, but the
fuel administration has no power to
enforce any such rule were IL pro-
mulgated. u was also rumoTed That
tho railroad dictator would not allow
racing motor cars TO be shipped on
railroads, but even that action would
not stop racing as the cars could be
driven overland.
Protection Was Asked.
The present action OF the contest
buagd to resume the control and
sanrtoning OF races came from race
promoters who asked for such pro-
lection. Some OF the leading pro-
moi"ts soon realized how vnmn bic
and necessary II is to havfan impair
udl controlling body such as the cor
test hoard II is great protection to
% g promoter both as regards his mr.
rIngeu ents with drivers and with
entrants As a result OF this. Ms we'll
u" because OF the Washington sltua
bon. II was voted at Il meeti' y ~ the
contest board held today to iesume
control Immediately This means tka.
,erNtt ing IL hacn 'lt where 4 was
previous t. q g action taken last No
Nemhet, when IL was decided not to
sanction contests during tho war
period
Already complctc schedule or
rrrss for several speedways has been
prepared by the speedway interests.
md these will he sanctqhned and
handled under the regular rules The
contest board offices have boen re-
opened In the Hankers' Trust build
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24
Mighty Like Il.

Dat tree has been strucN three
times by lightnin' boss" said SAM
impossible, sam. Lightning never
strikes twice In tho same place. you
know 4
well. say. boss, the thing what
struck II yesterday bears strlkin
'sembIance to what struck II before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24
Anxious Days.

Both my wife and l are praying
that Il will be girl"
why. | thought"
"Yes, | know: but the other day
our cook remarked that she doesn
like boy babies"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

what exclaimed the summer
boarder. did that COW give all that
milk? pointing to the old farm
crs pail
Give that milk nnwthln'' PrOwled
the old farmcr. Sa-ay tuck II frun
'er withA crow bari
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-24

ting. corner Filth avenue and Foity-
second street, and Chairman Richard
kennerdell Is In charge with ,he
SINE board assisting him as for
merly.
William l.. Wellman. race pro-
moter, has complete schedule OF
races extending from early in May
until October and embracing Such
speedways as Sheepshead Bay. Chi
cRgo, Uniontown. Providence, Gin
cinnatl and perhaps Philadelphia,
The schedule is not complete but
embraces the following definite
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26

make the world "safe for democracy"
Not all of us can fight. In my town
of Amherst only about sixty men so
far out of a population of $500 have
actually gone into the army. That
leaves $40 of lis at home. The same
proportion holds good in every town
in America.
"Thc Liberty Loan supplies us-the
great mass Of us who must remain be-
hind-the opportunity of doing some
thing vital, something really impor-
tant, in helping to win. We can lend
n little OF our money to the nation
that the nation may send our boys to
the front to fight tho battles of lib
erty and democracy. If these young
mcn-thc best national asset We have
willingly offer their blood for tho
great cause, / for one welcome the op-
portnnity of supporting them to the
utmost"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26
How Do Your Sacrifices Stack Up
With These of the Boys in Khaki?

The American hoy who
means much to his
begun show OF success -
lie give home
fS;ends ife theart.
of take nney when
no returns; of losing all the years
have him.
lie faces the possibility earning
cndso charity
possibility q never omin home ntnlI
Facing these things
safely when
topic
What will he think, lie
asked insq-
nificant W his?
Show him that in bonds n
pririlege-an appreciation OF
When
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26
WELCOME OPPORTUNITY
OF SUPPORTING
THE BOYS
Very Few Can Go cover
There" But Everybody
Can Help cover
Here -

Ray Stannard Baker, the writer and
investigator, particularly we'll known
for his adventures in Contentmcnt,"
which appeared under tho pen name
Of david Grayson" and which shows
that Mr.. Baker is at heart one with
the country resident, says this about
buying Liberty bonds:
81 look upon the Liberty Loan not
so much rs duty, although it is n
duty. nor rs n favor to the govern
ment-an investment as safe as Gil
braltar at n good interest rate is
surely no favor to anybody but tho
invcstor-I look upon it rather as
an opportunity for us to get together
all of us-in great and noble un-
dertaking.
"Mr. Wilson has asked US to help
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26
WOMEN COOPERATING SPLENDIDLY
IN FIFTH DISTRICTS CAMPAIGN
Regarded Little Specifically in the Previous Drives, Or
ganzation Has Become Effective Asset Women
Under Mrs. George J. Seay Have Proved They Cannot
Only Sort Bandages, But Can Sell Bonds.

MOND'S quota for the third Liberty
Loan.
Five department stores-J. B. Mosby
e. Co., Fourqurcan. Temple G. Co., Mil
lcr & Rhoads, Thalhimer's and
Cohcn's; two hotcls-Murpiiy's and tho
Jefferson; tho Main street postoffice,
and Tragle's drug store offered their
services to the woman's committee and
in almost every instance built and
decorated tho booths in which bonds
were to be sold.
J. b. Mosby & Co. offered n prize
of $3.50 to the organization making tho
biggest sales in their store, and sup
plcmcntcd this with generous prize
of 500 for tie organization making
tho biggest sales in the city. From
day to day tho organization totaling
the largest amount for the day is pub
lished, and at the end of the drive, on
May 1, the total amount of subscrip-
tons taken in by each organization
will be published.
The women have Como into the mat
ter with the utmost interest and en-
thusiasm. a friendly rivalry for tho
prizes exists between organizations,
thi GU ldi tiOHi NV bIliE ANU w
induce women to work at these booths,
Mrs. Scay has had to let in several
organizations which clamorcd to be al
lowed to do their patriotic part, even
though there was no chance for them
to equal the amounts taken in by
richer and more influential bodies.
Novel Publicity Features.
There have been some interesting
publicity features introduced by the
woman's committee. Ono booth has n
Liberty Loan bell, which strikes when
n purchaser buys a bond. Another has
rs n trophy n German helmet. In the
windows of the department stores have
been placed small rcplicas in plaster
of Paris OF the trenches, the ruined
villages, the tanks numbering across
the wastes of No Mans Land, and
other reproductions of phases of life
cover Thcrc.r
The new Browning machine gun, in
charge of n machine section of one
officer and twenty ono mon, has also
been loaned from Camp Lee to demon
strate the necessity of funds for tho
munitions of war if tho Hun is to DO
whipped.
After consultation with several
prominent bankers Mrs. Scay decided
that subscriptions taken Mt the seven
booths in the banks and trust COM
panics, though they came under her
craftsmanship, should not be counted
in each day with subscriptions taken
in mt booths run solely by womcn's or
CARNATIONS. women in the banks
are working with the men, not against
thcm," was the way she summed it up.
The third Liberty Loan drive is not
yet half over. Women know that there
is long hard pull ahead of them,
but so great is their courage and en-.
thusiasm that tho last day of the drive
will find them as high hearted and
ready to do their share as they havo
been during the first week.
CALLY RYLAND.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26
"THE BOY SCOUT pOsTER.p

Boy Scouts of America sold more
than $l00,000.000 worth of Liberty
bonds last October. AS n result Of
this good record and their desire to
cooperate in the third Liberty Loan
campaign, special Lcyendecker
poster has been produced for them by
the treasury department through the
courtesy of j. c. Lcyendeckcr and tho
Saturday Evening Post. A million Of
the posters, in eight colors, showing
scout knccling before an heroic figure
of Liberty, arc being distributed by
scouts throughout tho country.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26

Remember the Tuscania. Buy Lib
crty bond and help build warships to
protect American soldiers upon tho
sea.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26

Stop criticizing tho government. Do
your bit to help win the war. Buy
n Liberty bond.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26
YOURSELF AND LIBERTY BONDS.
PAGE 2


In normal times opportunities spread the In
these hdeous days Of the worlds blacklist opportunities
crowded 1t with reader of this
Nothing that any did before will really Moth
ing that may do when the will fix place As
we do duty play the part of towards
IN the of country in the of and
In the Of children Posery will not ask but
ton: Viewing this in its true and ovcrpowcrng perspective
whether we did full part in the days when tho whole world
Failing now, naught will avail
The marvel of marves in this of is that there
are no noncombaats The forefront of battle is in France
but the long supporting lines every
n nG 9ns,Sd is limited by age by ability by inclination
determined only by Every citizen
state is n soldier of the
man to of driving him back to his lair To others is
given to build ships and to produce To is ministry
in the trenches and the Kitchens But all may fight the
great battle Of dollars and loan the government
trenches 1t is through the sacrifice Of supply
the that the boys transported equipped and given
chance to meet the Hun with his weapons. No
ornbc station Except the rngnc be given any
day of is need
os"n% arguments Of patriotism and Of profit be
those of ignorance misinormaon raised
against it, Sometimes it is said by who have thought
seriously of remarks mean that they will fight The
Germans when they the threaten country By
precisely the same argument would begin fight fire when
flames had swept through his home. We fight the
across the the waters fight him here We
redeem Belgium or sec America made another Belgium Some
times also hears say subscribe to the
Liberty Loan because they do not approve the
the is being wagcd Usually this argmcnt-if may
dgniIcd by that from who
an excuse Tor not supporting their government
argument is honcsyo seriously waited
10 eehd America until we could do so in acceptable to
every man. we would still be wangng when the Liberty
had been moulded into German city Wash
g'o was IN ashes We must support the governmental for
no other reason than to correct its mistakes and supply
to prevent serious mistakes
Does the government your moncyyour fifty or YOUR
hundred dollars?
In very truth is the type of contribution govern
mcnt needs most For the invest Liberty
Will be money saved The nation be savings
Some OF us think can be saved only by
today! And remember you between
bonds ami German bonds
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26

Strike now blow for freedom, for
humanity. Buy Liberty bond and
help win the war.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26

Bny bonds or wear them. Come
across or the kaiser will.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-04-26

A Liberty bond buyer becomes
real fighting soldier for Uncle Sam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
TENDER warm WELCOME
TO MRS. HARDING WALKER
Northumberland Ncighbors Greet
Her on Return From
Richmond.
LIFE IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA
Sprlngtide Brings Much Social Wis
iting-lsowling Green Furnished
Many Recent Visitors to Rich
monil-Othcr Notes OF Interest.
Especial to The Times-Disrateh.1

Special TO The Times Disnatch.1
HEATHSvlLLE. VA. March 23-Mr.
and Mrs. a. Il. Headley and son have
returned from a four months stay in
Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Amelia Cowart, OF Cherry
Point. who has been spending some
months with her daughter in Wash
ington, d. c.. has returned. and is with
". y. Cowart.
Mrs. r. l.. Downing, of Cherry Point
is home from Baltimore.
Bruce Thomas has returned TO his
home at Lara. after ~ short stay in
Chester, Pa.
l.. L. Garrison. OF Burgess Store. will
shortly move 10 Norfolk.
John Price. OF the coast artillery.
was recently at his home in Wicomico.
Mrs. J. G. Rice is visiting her daugh-
ter Miss scltine Rice. in Fredcricks-
burg.
X. S. Brent was a recent visitor OF
John /. Brent. OF Burgess Store.
pr. Fred u. Brent has received his
commission in the dental reserve, and
is awaiting orders.
An informal, but very pleasant re-
ception was rendered Mrs. G. Harding
Walker by the members OF the Nor
thumberiand Chapter of the Red Cross.
upon her return from Richmond. whcEc
she spent the winter. A letter of vel
come was read by Mrs. Lucius Moo
man. Refreshments were served and
the afternoon pleasantly passed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
ACCOMAC

lSnsciai to The Times Dispatch
N,CoMAc, VA. March 23.--Mr AL
TO Richmond. '''I
MISS ilardcnia Fletcher is home af.
Yer VISIT Of several weeks with rcln
tivcs in Eichmond
MrS. Thomas W TwyFord was called
I" f.hStTiilc Wednesday on accouu, -,
ine Illness of her brother. Archie KclIy
MIS-. William Stevenson and Mrs
guests in the home OF l.. " Masor
near Accomac. las, Weekend
MISS Ocic Erimcr has returned from
Richmond. where she had been worl
ing in the legislative reference In
!eau for the past two months.
Mrs. u. r. Fisher. Of EastviIlc. was
q recent guest of relatives in town
Rev. jefferson r. TAYLOR. who ba,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24

Mrs. Hunter il. Mcclure. are visiting
friends in New York
Miss Bessie w. Conrad has returned
from visit to relatives and friends
IN Norfolk and Washington.
Mrs. Walter c. Plundoke has return
cd to New York, after visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Hill
yard.
! Mrs. Howard Shelly has returned
crime Yos;.
Miss Marie Snyder has been visiting
Miss Maude Jenkins at Stanton, Va.
Mrs. Beulah Cappcr. who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned 10
Washington.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Preston Orr. who spent
the winter at ST. Petersburg, Fla spent
several weeks here with their son in
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
NJ. Sart"ilc, on their way TO their homo
in Redkcy. Ind.
Mrs. y. II. Davidson and her mother.
Mrs. full!an. the latter OF Woodstock.
are visiting relatives in WASHINGTON
and Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Russell mas returned from
n months visit TO friends in Wash
:ng;on and Alexandria.
Mrs. Omar Jackson and her sister
Mrs. Maude Long. have returned from
visit 20 Baltimore
Mr.. and Mra. Percy Miller have re-
turned from Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Hammond Roy!es.
who have been visiting the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James p. IIydt.
Son nave returned to Detroit. Mich.
Washington. after visiting her p.rcn,a
MT and Mrs. T. d. Calvert
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Lillis have
returned to Cumberland. Md. after
visiting relatives here
Dr. William =. Mcclure has return
ea from old Point Comfort and Fort
rass Monroe.
Rev. John Massey. who has hoo,
N'st'inr relatives here. has returned a.
Newport News ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
BOWLING GREEN
| Special to The Times-pispatcb. 7

Special to The Times -Dspatch.J
BOWLING GREEN. VA, March %
DR. and Mrs. John W. Winston, OF Nor
folk. arc visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mary l.. Peatross spent a part
of this week in Washington.
Mrs. ~ j. Chewing has returned to
Louisa. after spending some time with
her daughter. Mrs Walter Wilson
Mrs Whitchurst. of North Carolina,
IS visiting her daughter. Mrs S Is.
Ovcrton.
AR, and Mrs. Travis. Of New York.
are quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
IS. Travis.
Mrs. Lcadbetter has returned to her
nome in Hanover County, after visit
ing Mrs. J.. c. Moncurc.
Mrs Katharine Lee Bert and daush-
ter. Miss Mary Bert. spent part of
TINS week in Waverly.
Mrs James r. Richards. Mrs 2. F.
Smoot and Mrs. Willard w. Green
spent part of this week in Rich
mond.
Mrs. MarGarc; Webb and children
left this week for Rocky Mount, where
they Will reside.
Mr. and Airs. William Maury have
returned 10 Richmond, after spending
several days here this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
BIG STONE GAP

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.]
SIC STONE GAP. VA, March o3.-.
Miss Matti" iiol;on aud little nicra
louise. left Monday nigh, for Atlanta
with relatives
Mrs + Il. Mousnr spend Monday nj
Apralachia visiting friends.
Robert I. Pennington. of Bristol,
spent Wednesday in town.
Miss CcTrie Long returned Friday
night from visit 10 friends in Abinr-
don.
J. T.. Mccormick returned HON,
sunday f,cm a two VIII "'"%' ,ri nom no ;
Whit"shurc Ky.
Nj joserh Il crin has been srend,
ing some time At Petersburg win her
husband. who is AZ Camp Lee
Ro"ert lnele returned TO Hazard
.Ihu7sday after spending a few days
here.
Ms. raal Martin, Of Jonesboro.
Tenn, has been spending several days
with hey parents, Mr. and Mrs George
u. Brown.
~ and Mrs T., y Dockins ana two
ii;,le children. ~A5 haze been living
IN ,he Tourainv- Fscs for Some ,imc,
I@., last week for Logan. ". Va.
where Mr.. Dock!ns has accepted a
position.
iiaGt.nan, samuel Mcchesney. after
Eacad.ns several days here with hi.
wife a III" home % Lor parents, has
returned 20 Camp Mcclellan.
Ms Charles c. car;-ishi ano three
rA'larcn spent ;ew days this week
1T SH!lho"!s visiting relatives.
Miss Grace Long. VINO is attending
school at Stonewal Jackson Co,,eg"
Abingdon spent a few days here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. &. g. Long
Tac marriage az Miss Caroline Amy
Rhoads and Or Frank Warng Lewis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
BRISTOL

BRISTOL. VA. March cs-Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick n. Martin. Of New
York. Will come TO Bristol to live, rs
Mr.. Martin. who is one of tho moat
distinguished voice teachers III
America. being himself a singer Of re-
nown. will he member Of the facult :;
OF Virginia Intermont College here
beginning next fall. Mr.. Martin ha,
trained pupils from this school in his
New York conservatory.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cloyd Byars, OF
Washington. arrived here this week,
acc",npa nicd by their children. TO vlsi,
relatives. Mr.. Ryars. who was form,
crly prominent in Ninth Virginia Dis
trict politics, has been engaged in
business in Washington in recent
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Gilmer will reside
at Raiford. Va, following Mr.. Gil.
mer'S promotion To the position or as
siStant trainmastcr, Norfolk and West
crn Railway.
Dr. and Mrs. s. Rhca Preston. arc
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Warden
in Baltimore.
Lieutenant Keith Carter. of Texas
was the guest this week of his aunt
Mrs. S. W. Rhca.
Misses Maggie and Nell Keller, who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
Hts Easy :bM1he" }6Glr'
Wrinkles N11lish'

entirely vanish from your skin 10
VIII lay aside ali other things y
pley,o DE- n ann ,f for clearing the
and two tablcspoonfuis OF " pixnnsN
IN one pint OF water. Apply this Is
is superb In it's results and never "a
Got tho zintono from your drusgisA
sPoTTY-whatevcr you do. a.
use any OF tho burning" hair
m mo,Sa, sold old; ! want you TO :ry u
away those supernuous hairs.
be done on tho face. arms. in fac, =
meyer ne ieayes red burned" spot. .
solve away tho hairs In a few mon, y
by moistcning them with suifo
ton. which your druggist wifi sutS
very sSe fo hair, one no do oh,,ar This remT
I how W. sensitive su, the skin, and nj
WISH-You should he warned
s no one can pos,tively promise
mixture Of two ounces of ruett
costing one dollar at the drug sS
naif a cup OF sugar and = pint
loss women. and is without auesN
tho only thing 10 use. OF the afS
mixture. take two tcaspoonfuis nH
meals and at bedtime.
G. T. T.-There is hut one face "
der have ever known that hasn't
"chalkiness" In some degree. TH
Why 1 have my own face powE
ITS Just like the softest down. andE,
%lsioie. There's nothing else likd
II 10 now sold at drug stores AZ :.
leska SBura,t Face Powder" at a
cente. In white. ncBh and brunS
tintB. u
DOUBLE YoU-The alkali In 80
and soap shampoos causes brittle, :
OF hair and dryness OF the ScalpJ
think too much OF my hair to use =.
OF these things. II you want a he
wash that is positively glorious. -
dissolvcs away every bit OF greasy -
from the hair and scalp as no ~
champion can ever do. just dissolvr
tcaspoonful OF cggol in half Gull
water and use. In this way FROM
TO l5 head washes can he obtaR
from twenty-five cents worth OF cgk
MRS. SPECKS-Blackhead n
really no reason for existence. W e
you can get rid OF them almost IT
ically, and In few moments by ,
ting some powdered nero1in at J.
drug store and sprinklnS some o.
on n hot wet sponge, and then ruh,l
the blackheads with It. You WILD
surprised how wonderfully and quiz
this will remove all Of tho big g.,
little blackheads completely.-Adv,S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-24
YOU Can Stay Looking Young, Too,
and Have Beautiful ITnir-O, It's
go EnayI VA Remarkable Why
TO Remove supernuous
Hair.
BY vALEsKA supATT.

IT is really inspiring to SEQ how every
| biemishA red spot. freckle and every
deterioration OF the skin gives way
before gorgeous budding OF beau
ttful complexion by using the follow
Ing cream. And still more remarkable
Is the short timc In which II can be
done II II Is used every day literally.
The cream Ia made by mixing one
Tablespoonful Of glycer,ne and tho
eptol in n half pint OF water. Get the
eptol at the drug store. I know you
will DO utterly astounded at the re-
suits Of this secret. and your friends
too. Will mark the change. have
never known It to fall, and ! have
seen IT do it's wonders On some mighty
bad compilations. that thought would
be almost hopeless. SO hero Ia every
% "1T ehans0. your supreme chance
BALDY-You are wasting valuable
time with the hair treatments you
mention. Everybody that has used
the following formula has marvelcd
stop falling. and the hair will grow
ounce OF beta-quinol with n half pint
OF water. and a half pint OF bay rum,
or use one pint OF witchhaEel instead
OF the water and bay rum. This makes
over pint OF this positive hair
grower. costing less than you would
pay at the stores. and besides, Il does
the work unfailingly. Get tho beta
Quinol at any drug store.
MRS. p. Q. s.-All blemishes. rcd
spots, frecklcs and ''muddlness" will