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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-06
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as if it would split, just rub a
little Musterole on your temples and
neck. 1t draws out the Inflammation,
soothes away the pain, usually giving
quick relief.
Mus..e-lle is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. Better than i
mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly rec
ommend Musterole for sore throat, bron-
chitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma, neural
gia, congo on, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches of the back or
oints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chiblains, frosted feet - colds of the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia). Ii
is always dependable.
soc and 60c Jars; hospital size $3.50.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-06

Mr.. w. ". LemIey, Of Morgan
town, the well known expert account
ant with the State Tax Commission,
is in town.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-06
CHILD IS BURIED

The small child Of Mrs. Rose Wax
ters, Of Boyd avenue. was buried
Thursday in Green Hill Cemetery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
FLATS AND APARTMENTS

APARTMENT.
| Corner Seventeenth and Main
| streets, third and second floor
apartment ut four rooms and bath:
two Murphy beds. electric fixtures:
gas range. hardwood floors. hot
water. heat and ianitor service. tG5
land $40 Everything strictly first
class and Just completed Soc Jan
ltor In basement corner building
| CHEYENNE, s.. I0l For rcut broom IN.
| furnished apartment Phone 1898 v
| FOR RENT Three room. modern apart.
| m"ut Phou" 2o1l.h
FOsTOEIh sI9--Four rooml. uiurnished.
modem Apartment, close ihl t32 so.
| HODGE = 1908 For rent four room m.
Furnished auirPnoul, modern down.
stairs. priyai. bath electric lights and
gas CaI I2ps last Hodge Phone
7p17
| NEWLY DECORATED 1--we rom apart
mout w'rnst,d Phone a52U or g2D2
SITE ~ TuREF ROOMS ior rent md
sI,rlrr rAfrh strictly mud'rD uufur
rsnDi private bath sp.,ndi garage.
rhours ilr' '2-o.
APARTMENTs- s-TURNIsHED "a
! ClIFNENNI N a2a Three furnished
( rpuus walt ~ duplex apartment prt.
vair bath also two niro iuru led base.
mont r"ufu, ury"I been "rIuw"i
. FINUOu = 1913. rur rent flur room
Furnished apartment Phone i,ij u
| ruW EENI -Four room apartment. hrni.
t4rr fnr Ht|, ,|rnr. Go. Nr 'tup.rl
%, riCn or tgo'. nn"r p 90. must Dee
Sold 'ud1E. make an u''n.
, ron REST. roHr room close in m"u'rn
hparrm''t. pruNdirr Won hu' hraH''I
hard carved tp,.. nm'. ivory hr' ""'n
nut r p.r,o darE IruNu w1hunra lv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08

ForRTH ", 4i5-Orc room. connecting
WIN bath. private family. g.. Phone
FOURTH. ". CI6--rwo rooms adjoining
haih reasonable rent. for permanent
FRONT SLEEPING ROOM for one or two
gentlemen. priNR'" home. Phone 3912
uuGH CLASS sLEEPIyG room in private
nome, close IN residence section. CAL
GUTHRIE :, 3Ul-LArge furnished sleep
ing room; modern home. close IN refined
couple or two gentlemen. Phone s31
LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. fine for 3 or
girls. close IN and very reasonable.
Phone 2Usi
MAN. S, I2O7-For rent large down.
stairs sleeping room, south exposure.
MAIN. 5, 7l5-For rent Sleeping room,
running water large closets. private on
irancc, convenience to board also rooms
on second floors Call 4Gl3-R
NICE FURNISHED room on South Bos-
ton. Phone 375s
NINTH f.. l2-ApSrtmeut 2OJ. suit of two
rooms, attrartlvely furnished private
entrance Phone 1870.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, steam
heated; private family: close in. Phone
ONE FURNISHED bedroom mp to date, for
lady or gentleman: cheap rent.
SOUTH SIDE LIVING room aud bedroom .
twin beds, adjoining bath: very attract.
lively furnished Close in Phone 572p
SEVENTH. ", lj-Nicely furnished mod
err sleeping room Alta Vista apart
men's Phone i04f.
SIXTH. W, lIl--Two large sleeping rooms
upstairs. close 10 hath Phone G0ip-i.
SECOND, " Refined young ,sdy
tO share living room and bedroom. lvcr.
son apartment Phone s43
TWELFTH ". 3lt-ANiccly furnished ..
room apartment with all modern conV"n.
lCrrcS. on ground floor Phone A1H1.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
pu1IpINo AND CONTRACTING d

EIFCTRIC WIRING and h'turss ont
whore rent is low. save mOrsy Vinei
Chandelier Co.. p2A South Man stresL
pho1e ans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
BUSINESS SERVICE


MT n NINN FNU ItTWVU INV ~
b . MAdr 70 orde, gun agd ,icAsmith
lhe Welding ~ hrukcu VA-'s % ron rS
pA'IIuy o. ryrfsfrlng Jacob Nyyrl.y ".
u. LA.t wv Nhnnr IA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
Used Cars
TERMS
.3I6 E. Second ST.
AUTO REPAIRs ANp suPPL1

1915 FORD TOURING CAR for sale
Phone GsG or lIa-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08

NNNIN nv WNL|
Security Pipe lrur and Metal GO wifi
pay lhr hghrsi putrs fr lII hI.f'
~ junk also buy nrI srn uow and .r.
ordhaud pipe frro team serurc 900 Du
hml'a. special prices pHid ON u.H aHfu.
mobiles 500 North lruTln Ihun,s.
American National bank T. q HuN .t-
~ ~ nnNL. unnl.n n-,..- .---L-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08

WlDuWER WITH hrco children wants
h"us"knru'r host wages pa! CAR At
RvrryCw school TN'ftb and Frisco.
" g.. Narhpuur
WIDuWER with 20 children of school age
would hko q bous"r,sr,r. must be- neat
and respectable. unIHrumhtrrd widow
preferred. good home and reasonable
wages. Apply 700 car" World
YOUNG WOMEN FROM j. TO e5 YEARS
wanted 70 learn telephone operating. no
salary. cafeteria maintained for women
employees call al Room 2uI Calumet
BidE Miss Songer, or ra'i Usage 2gU0.
N"u,hwe,t"rn BcH Telephone Company.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE 70
BOSTON NTO SERVICE MANAGER VITA
mechanical engineering education, 10
year, oypor,enro IN auto industry, c."c.
position "t rc"n.Nbl'y Address Box
N--g care World
BOOKktEPFR and general mcrchard ."
man wants 20 connect with general
mCrrha3d's" ,,'. s,"r" in smal ,,gwn- grad
Address y .0 care WorII
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS warts
work after 8 = m AtI make balaur.
This work specially Atdr'ss y 30.
ss-o World
COMPETENT traffic man with accounting
and purchasing experience waits position
wh"r" ability Nur Initiative 49,. r.ru,
ul1cd not subject 'u draft ll5G North
ih'yrNu"
EXPERIENCED rnrar 1.ar.s .oh ON
pr.s,Hr" or crude s'.'I. al "r.". Phone
GOop GENERA mechanic and business.
active ,.'g. man g.. moodo-A'e gay want u.r-
dress Y ~ care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
EMPLOYMENT


EMPLOYMENT
urt.p ,,,,,,r,.r, D,.,,,n.---r.-
HhLf WANTED MALE a'
j. I.F.'', Nlth hI''\lilM'> Nur'
south MAN
GOVERNMENT NEEDS IH NDRlp~
r.,rt, FOO. CON, la, customs l.t,r q.
,''. ".N' ,''n''.".. s"".. ''.
''' f'-' no '-.-.." experience ' ""
.,.,,.,.,. .'' Ir,, ,'l..." 1' '..'''. :
'Nn". .''N' "'lr Kay nuhd '...'. Nl'I
n. uIr V,,G'".,c,
T,,l. u4.,,. .p,.,. ..
iN'N %. IIhLltS wanted. '.|r'.E~. oak
rDn,t, p.IIr,," Iy, .rl s, J,,.',
Ii.f, W..a.a r,Ws ,r,.
N.,,r..
w .,l ,I, ",n i"' ,N,'' ' {,
a. ...''f f''' I'l '.i. ""I- U.s..
,y,,r,,,, CO.,
rn, tN.' InN al
spcct ~. rrr1.I rr,,rrr., wa, g.,
per week lai-r,, NuN y "a car. Nu,.I
HELP WANTED MALE '"
WANTED A fuw first clRss a.rpuul ice
n'".nn" none other need apply. =
I" 81 n,r ho.r. Lahr Au.o Co, .-I
WANTED Young man. married mnu Irr
i"Tcd permanent position With su.rn.
uiI opP"r'..v for RdyNrrwcr' 10 pn''
u'N "' lL',n''''h'',,y Tor man .,,'L,'n.' j.
v.,u,r, ,n',,, 10 W." ,>'',. ,.,...i, w.
.".,"H d." 1'i ,I'' 1Fl.3 "''hN.' 1" "'.
v,,>rr, r..., .......... T.,
....''I t".tA 80 ''N''" "'
To- n.r n.,, wrt,1 rr,gr or w.r.
koysionr Iuors. A,A ! A.uErs Musao.
gra on,
WANTED Manager for lumber ward m
,a.irrr ka..I iilr..s ,t.,, \. 49,. ,,r,
WurN
WANTED At t,ng G,,t,ry f.ur rar,h|r
- narI..ry Wpmd ,,nriir, machinery
and m.t..E Al ErIs ~ .,prr'S a,r..
NdIr,,, I1rr Worm Wrv Machinery 4
~ufu.. Tn T.-t Worh Tn.
,r,r ,...,...,,,, ,,,.,,..,,.
-. "N"' M -" ~ Wv
NII.Ny bI riN.~S COLLEGE and have
''N' l,' 'o,n' YOU owe i u.
"' .' '' 49, h"'h hhh h'h '''"'"H
,i.. h...,"l h,1rl "''6 al'"n' an
' B H4 D.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
ROOMS roR RENT rnRNIsHEn ]

TWO LARGE Housekeeping rooms and o0c
honseAceping room part modern. Phone
ATlQ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE

he 1n7nal meeting OF our. stockholders
WI hs hold November Is. 1918 AZ sO7.
]. World kidE, Tulsa, Okla from 10
o-,o.h m, to p m. Catlett. Davis
~" corporation. j. G. Catlett, Sec. BY
Z NAvis p-es
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08

" NH'iinI ~ -.N,I srDraF, Tor every
I... ha.,.ua.r tTn,,. nu'o storage,
.nuI .Iurp.. located nu HvIfrh AtIns
lrDH.'.r N storage CO.. office 90 Wrst
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
Eskim0s Are Fast Dying
from Influenza Epidemic

>aNF Alaska, NOV Nome
nr.r stricken with Influenza
.,....., ZOO white residents today were
.t,.....rl suffering and Eskimos IN
...rn, villages were said to b" dying
..,,, The weather has been be
..rn for several DAYS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
wANTED-AuToMoBILEs
BOARD AND ROOMS

LIeH- HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ~
/ ARCHER b. lo3--Two light housckcep.
| lrr Rooms. froat and back entrance
Phone 20s3
| ARCHER F.. 1lI9-Two light housckcep.
/ ing rooms. Phone 31o5.
/ BOULDER :, 7OO-Two furnished house.
| keeping rooms Tor couple with refer.
cnces Phone Ass.
| BOSTON. :. Ic25--Onc or two nicely fur.
! nishod Housekeeping rooms. modern
Phone 1851
BRADY. ", Modern light houscGebp
/ ing rooms for rent
/ CINCINNATI. &, l2ts-Enttre second
floor consisting Of two furnished rooms
with priva'. bath. gas electric lights, hot
and cold water use Of telephone; $40 per
week no children. Cal and sea
DETROIT, :. 3l4--One light housckccp.
ing room and sleeping room; close in,
Phone 1904
ELWOOD, v, 2l9-Two modern light
Housekeeping rooms. front and back en-
trance.
ELWOOD y, S2i--For rent two light
Housekeeping rooms; modern furnished
except uucr; to two ladies or man and
wife employed. Phone 7i2J.
ELWOOD y, 2l2-Two modern light
housekeeping rooms front and back en-.
trsn,o Phone 7si1.J.
FOURTH. T., 4l0--Orc nicely furnished
housrkecpng room; close In.
FOR RENT.-To couple without children
four furnished housekeeping rooms In
modern hone on Lewis avenue. Phone
496G
FOR RENT Large plastorod furnished az.
tlc g. can At 5o1 South Elwood
FOR RENT-Thrce completely furnished
housekeeping rooms: strictly modern
and 40 children. Phone 25IoR
FOR RENT Reasonable, two large semi
basement rooms on street level. specially
fi''oi for light Housekeeping 1924
North Bos'on Phone 4777
FOR RtNT-Eour rooms furnished or un.
furnished r. +, D., BOX 272S or phone
273 r. references exchanged.
FRISCO. y. 5ll-Two nicely furnished
light Housekeeping rooms; rent very
reasonable. Phone 3s73
hslt housekeeping downstairs. al mod.
-rru convenenccS, close in. Phone @5,4.
NICE. NEW furnished room in modern
bungalow, with meals a day. Phone
PHOENIX, s. ll2-Threc unfrruished
rooms and suite Of light housekeeping
rooms. Phone 3sjiJ
TENTH W. l6-Furnlshcd front room.
private home; private entrance, kitchen
TWO LARGE Housekeeping rooms and oao
honseAceplng room: part modern. Phone
h7l0
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
CINCINNATI, :, COZ F,r r,nt a front
southeast sleeping room: modern house.
Phone 2g5i.J.
CHEYENNE, y, l24--For rrrt four nice,
ly furnished sleeping rooms In modern
home; very close in and reasonable rent.
Phone 32ll
CHEYENNE s. 4Ol--One furnished room,
modern. Phone 1925 r
CHEYENNE. $ il5--Nicc refined room.
mate wanted by Young lady with room
and kitchenCt'o. Phone 2i2
CINCINNATI. 6. sl1-For rent front
room, two large windows lady preferred
Phone 4766
CLOSEIN sleeping room for one gentle.
man: private home; reasonable rent
Phone l4OA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


Five ACRES one half mile north of city
four room house. all tuls Of fruit; ESQ
per mouth Phone 1910
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
ROOMS WITH RoARD

DESIRABLE ROOM and board. private
family and rarNg". Phone $50. IF
FURNISHED ROOM with good table hoard
also table luard"rs wanted. Phone
Hu2g-I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE

TUX hAl'b Ok bA'iANuL ~
"WI rrFR KIT POPCORN MNGiIINIs
fully electric. nr.i class shape. viii trade
for good cash register. IR}tr piano or
diamond Phone "r write Tho Ciiy plir
macy. kirfrr. OklA
For SALE on TRADE 4 y ton Roo
Truck good condition lniulrr Settles
tnsh Market
NNACk s. Two lots - miles from
service to New YORK Address y 0g.
care World
32O ACRE RANCH in Oregon. good house.
ristcru. it acros IN cultivation close 10
church and school X = u telephone,
ideal place for grain or stock: In Tulsa
for fow days J j. Rogers. Room H..
IUE IL G,uth Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
CLEANING AND DYBIEa

HATTRF SES-RenovAted Aad recovered
returned hone the sane dhy. Phone
6449. Sanitary Mattress Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
RooMs uNTURNlsHEp

FOR RENT-Tvo newly papcrrl uufur.
riShcd rooms Phone -0ii
GILLETTE :. - For rent two modern
garage rooms uuiuruIsHed TO white cou
p'o without children
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS ShRVICh .l.,l. oIlhHhp or ~
AN NJ, ,OnEnN @ r. nsi, t',E"4 Dbo,rc 7Yoi'
96 80 cv,,ri,rrs in rcrsgai ncrcbar
dis. 20, ,our dates IN cary # YOU want
an ,uctionc,r
rVr.rE,. ron hire with rompntort drfy.-,
Ly hour dsy. wee. or month Usage
yis. ,-rE
r,.r,.r.t.,.,, ,Nr,.pipr ,-o ,.., ,.lr-,.-,
,,... 'rt. IN. ~ ru..a ,r. do
ins wooter, TO sorD in,rocn,, 6u, you
n",, 49,, E",r .,,,,,1h her ,l,,""',"Sk ,"',"Sk xxx
'-'.. ~ rlro ,.n, =, -ov -,
J." '''h' saw, 30
-
SkNING MAtIiINEN repaired lhone
sll-.
WELDING EQUIPMENT and s4Ipp'i"S.
Phone sfs,
prrIn1un AVN cogTR CTTNu ,,
r,IrrpI- wr9ryo ,rt r,,,,., an,
~. Ioy ,y. ,,or.y vine,
Cb,,9e'f.r Co. p2A south Maiu streeL
Pho7e 4l23
-----S - "
MATTRESSES ES-Renovated aad recovered
rei1rn.I hor. the sane day. Phone
64le. Sanitary Mattress Co.
>,,JIDrpy =,
- phhSahHhi"' '"i - '1i -" ~ % ~
DREN~NhkING ~ al Kinds, h'Gh.rlAs'
wors done Phone t22a -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-08
LEGAL
,r sgERIFF,s SALE

NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE
lrr,Igucd will offer at puhli'
. or >oycnbor II, 1915, 6o"twEe,gn the he
no. H.. he pipe casing, tools mAteria' an. snd
Asse9S,Ss on on,r,eg l@G Of E"s,efnS secfon
',.,,,,s.p SIX north. range Que east OF
~. M. Tesr Box, in Cleveland county
~, .,.r,. Tor the purpose Of drilling an
.orPr.siug about geo feet OF 10.
q. 1875 feet 10 inch easing
,.t ~ -. .irch casing, ? sos feet of
. .a.ng O. 24O feet s l6.inch cas
g.. f,rric. and rig complete, boiler.
,n e., OF drilling tools, including
,,, 4s.s.oN.as engines and one pump tern, lIn,
lE' ~ash o hand ana each bidder
o . r..gircd 10 deposit IS per cent o'
". n.I a, me time in order a. have hh
'. j. r WHEELS.
sheriff OF Cleveland County.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-25
Gossip of the Markets

NEW YORK. June 25.-The III
nancial News Bulletin says: There
is now no doubt that if signs point
more and more strongly 10 the al
most complete collapse Of Austria.
important and active investment in
terests Will buy securities extensive
~ upon the theory that il will mean
inevitably an ending OF the war
more quickly than if both German
and Austrian armies have TO be
overcome.
A strong impression prevails
that while something important is
developing ia Baldwin buying Of the
equipment stocks il Fundamentally
based upon orders that have been
placed for railroad equipment. and
additional contracts that must be
given 10 these concerns on a huge
scale during the next year OF two.
There is steady demand on
moderate recessions for Anaconda
copper Wealthy western interests
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-25
The Old Time Feather Fed
Gone Without Regret.

OF sleep did not mark an advance
along that line of human progress
TO which has been given the name
efficiency"
Did not the feather bed tend to
repress all mental activity through
out the hours it held Us captive?
Were We not as grubs in state
Of chrysilis between the moment Of
retiring and arising:
can YOU imagine the human mind
responding 10 any Of the innumer-
able claims that the progress Of
man has made upon ii. while the
human body lies wallowing in
depths of mere senuOus eaSe2
Can YOU imagine an Edison de-
vising some new instrument Of war
while lying i'm a feather bed?
All YOU say, but beds are
made for sleep, and the one i'm
which We sleep the soundest, per
force the best
I might reply that chairs are
made for rest, and the one which
provides il in most luxurious form
is the one we should at al times
occupy. Therefore draw up yom
cushioned arm chair 10 the dinner
table and to the office desk.
Beds are in truth the furniture
Of sleep. but they also may be way
stations between the land of SOM
Violence and the region of Action.
Who jumps Immediately from a bed
on awakening or falls into uncOn-
seriousness at the instant Of inhabit-
ing il. loses a graduation period that
often is rich in suggesuveness of fu-
ture usefulness aud work.
Far he il from me 10 defend the
habit. said 10 De prevalent among
fashionable and wealthy folk. Of
breakfasting in bed. and insofar as
they initiated against that practice
the downy nests of our grandpar-
Cnts are 70 be commended; for who
could sip coffee or MUNICH buttered
toast i'm the depths of a feather
bed? But as a practical and SEN
sible adjunct Of civilized existence.
the flat topped. unobtrusive bed Of
today. not too hard and not too
soft. seems vastly superior 10 its
mushy predecessor.
II no longer shoots four towerins
posts ceiling ward, nor does il when
made up" resemble a monstrous
grave between huge head and foot
boards. X serves all purposes. in
Guiding economy of space. To grasp
the truth of this. you have but 10
imagine a sleeping car furnished
with old-fashioned feather beds,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-25
MISSIONARIES SENT
OUT BY THREE BOARDS

Questionnaires were mailed TO the
young men recently registered for
service by the three draft boards
of this city and county Tuesday
morning Board no. I mailed TO
those numbering from one 20 80:
40 . from one TO Al, and board
No. = from one 10 IS. The same
number from each board viii be
mailed ont for four successive DAYS
There are 1870 men registered from
board one, 1G4 I'm board two. and
222 i'm board three.
The questionable must be re-
turned 20 the respective boards
within seven days from the date Of
mailine. according 10 Edward Pfeif-
fer. chairman OF board three.
Roll call for the men who Will
leave the 9th and 2Sth of this month
for Camp sherman was held by
boards one and two at the Farmers
Trust building Tuesday afternoon.
The roll cali for the men i'm board
three will he held Wednesday af-
ternoon Al O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-25
MRS. ALMA WARE
DIES ON TUESDAY
Founder of Training School
SuCCumbS After Several
Months Illness.

Mrs. Alma oliver Ware. founder
and director Of the South Bend Kin
dergarten Training school. died
Tuesday morning shortly after .
o'clock at her home. PIP :. Lafayette
blvd. Melville building. Mrs. Ware
had been i'll for several months.
During the school term last winter
she was forced TO give up her per
sonal attention 10 her school and
went south in the hope of recuper-
ating She returned late i'm May. but
without having regained health.
Mrs Ware was born in Savannah
Ga. She came TO South Bend seven
years ago from Chicago and founded
the training school for kindercarten
directors and primary teachers This
school operates in close conjunction
with the public schools and Mrs
Ware was, in addition. the general
supervisor of kindergarten work in
the public schools. Most Of the To-
cal directors are graduates of her
training school
She is survived 10y three children.
Mrs. W. Il. Mcconnell of Gainesville.
Ga. Miss @. NJ. Ware OF Chicago and
Harris oliver of Lawton, Mich. Four
brothers also survive. They are H.
VI. oliver and +. VI. oliver of Chi
cago: Fred oliver of Colorado. and
Oscar oliver of sydney, Australia.
The funeral Will be held from the
residence Friday afternoon at e
o'clock, Rev Henry L. Davis orficiat-
ing Burial viii he An the vault at
Riverview cen- etery
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-25
IN Ill HEALTH,
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Charles Terrell Commits Sui
eide With Small Cali
bre Rifle.

Tired of being sick, and worried
because he needed the attention of
a physician. Charles Terrell, 90 years
old committed suicide early Tues
day morning by shooting himself
through the left temple with a -
calibre rife at his home. 516 J..
Howard ST.
The report of the rifle awakened
Mrs. Terrell who had been sleepins
and supposed that her husband was
still by her side. Terrell had gotten
out of bed, secured the rifle and
shot himself.
physician was hastily sum-
moned. and the unconscious man
was hurried To Epworth hospital
but he died soon after reaching
there
NIr. Terrell had been III for some
time. and this seemed 10 greatly
worry him. Monday it became
necessary 10 call physician. and
this worried him still more. About
$50 o'clock Tuesday morning he
got out OF bed without the knowl-
edge of Mrs. Terrell and with the
small calibre rifle ended his life.
In addition 10 AIRS. Terrell he
leaves "a SON Ernest. who lives I'M
Chicago. No funeral arrangements
have been made.
AIR Terrell moved TO South Bend
about two years ago from Canada.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-25
Iuternational News Service:

International News Service.
NEW YORK, June %. There
was a general selling movement in
the stock market during the first
10 minutes today causing declines
OF about poin- in all active issues.
The selling came chiefly from
commission house clients
Steel Common showed a sain OF
a at the start at 1924 but sold
down 10 1879 before the end of the
first i minutes. Bethlehem steel
E moved in the same way. making
a gain of = 10 SO IS and then drop
ping TO S52s and Baldwin. after
selling at %. declined to q$34
The specialties. which had been
strong recently, were also in supply
at concessions. United Cigar stores
declining 10 1929 and Tobacco
Products 10 657s Reading sold
down from 31&4 10 9O7s.
After early declines the market
turned strong. many stocks making
brisk advances L. 5. steel rallied
TO 1855 and Baldwin recovered al!
the initial losses
Marine preferred advanced from
1925 10 1895 and General Motor
sold up to 149.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records Of Indiana Td's
and Loan 90.

Joseph Schmidt and wife 10 the
Wesley Miller Flour and Feed Co.
tract in Portage twp. $500.
John W. Hewson and William
Ponsier and wife 10 Ralph W. Hew-
son and wife. lots 80 and %. Port
agu park addition, 81.
John = Stoeckinger and wife TO
Richard +. Roggeman and wife. part
lots -. - and "a, block 90. Law
renee and BattelTs addition, $3.50.
Mary e.. Haynes and wife 10 Ber-
tina r. Eissell lot Z and part OF lot
g. Kunstman second addition. 81.
Bertha r. Bissell and husband 10
Mary c. Haynes. part lots ( and g.
same addition, 81.
Herbert a.. Domer and wife 70
Matilda \. Kelver. part lots 81, 81.
Campbelrs plat. 81.
Robin +. Dunbar and wife to
Jonathan r. Greed, . acres in Cen
ter twp. s..
Ryen T. Miller and wife TO
Rutherford A Walter and Harry J.
Walter. lot 81. Hollowell and Smiths
subdivision. ST.
Julius Seeberger and Martin 4.
Row. lot Z. Seeberger's 5. Michigan
ST. addition. $1,000.
Ivy Burket and husband 10 Anna
NJ. Natchett. lot IS. Barnes first ad-
dition. 81.