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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-02-20
COMMISSIONER SALE.
ADAIR CIRCUIT COTRT
or, KENTTIORV
Continued next week

ADAIR CIRCUIT COTRT
OF KENTUCKY,
J. P. Allen
Petition in Equity Exparte
and others
BY virture of Judgment and or
der of Sale of Adair Circuit Court,
rendered at the January term thereof,
1918, in the above cause, l shall pro-
coed to offer for sale at the Court
house door in Columbia, KY, to the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, on
Monday, the 4Uh day Of Mch. 1918, at
one o'clock pm, or thereabout (being
County Court upon a credit of six
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1918-02-20

Tne paIIOr Of his face lent accent to
.fl1e FIRE that SmOldered in his eyes.
"pn going to marry you, Sheba.
Make up your mind to that, girl" he
said Larshly.
Thee was infinite pity in the look
she give him. ""There'S caulder things
ghaR e-lr waves between us, so they
are ..he quoted.
.'''No. if / love you and you love me.
BY tn Lord, l trample down every
thing that comes between u.s."
Gan kncv the tremendous driving
power of tha man and she was afraid
in her hear that he would sweep her
from the moorings to which she chung.
"There is something else 1 haven't
told you" The embarrassed lashes
2ifted bravely from the flushed cheeks
to meet steadily his look. 81 don't think
that I-care for you. IT'S 1 that
am shamed at my-fickleness. But
edon't-nOt with the full of my heart. "
bis bold, pOssessive eyes yielded no
Traction of all they claimed. thine
enough for that, Sheba. Truth is that
you're afraid to let yourself love me.
You're worried because you can't
measure me by the little two-by-four
foot-rule you brought from Ireland
with you"
Sheba nodded her dusky little head
in naive candor. 81 think there will be
some truth in that, Mr.. Macdonald
You're 1awless, you know"
eTm a law to myself, if that's what
you mean. 1t is my business to help
hammer out an empire in this North
land. No need for me to brag. What
4 have done speaks for me as, a guide
post to what I mean to do"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
PTACI TREATY DEBATED
~ GERMAN REItIIS1 AC.

p. A.n..aird Press
AMSTERDAM. March 30 Debate
vas resumed Boz 'hc German reich
stag TODAY ON tho peace treaty Dr.
Gustav S'roscmsnn national Liberal.
rIolgiJod the policy Of peace which
he said the emperor always had pur-
ued tie lcpiorod that while Great
Britain Oppressed neutral countries
and Germany spared them Germ
auys circle %. friends was not In
creased ilo regretted The renuncia-
ton OF Russian war indemnity
DR. Strosom3u Interpreted the
rhaurell0rs words. BOO which he put
the 10 possibility fur the coming bat
Ties con- tho rueI 3s meaning thai
'ho cuem, would also bear tho res
1ouslhiu'y fur the change Boo the Ger
man policy regarding territorial
questions uI Nrr mdcnuiiies
This Vas loudly apnlauded by the
Wehf mI National libora,-
Count SON NcsIap Conservative
said
49,, demanded boz the peace treat.
i,- uu var indemnity and Vc have
obtained only small economic adNan-
taEos This procedure shall not be-
followed boz The coming peace treat
Ios A heavy war indemnity ought "a
boo Imposed ou lumauia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

military poaef vhlr has IN every
xay demonstrated Idisdain 81 neu-
trail rights But ur = coercion does
in fact exist. no a Yernative % left
20 us bat 20 accomplish. through
the exercise OF oar indisputabls
right a. % sosercigt that which Us
s0 reasonable that In other cirruu
stances. We could 30 confident o.
accomplishing 10 bF agreement
Steps are accordingly being taxi.
en- 20 put into our service Dutch
shipping lying within our territorial
Jurisdiction This action on our
part and the similar action which H.
being taken by Governments assoc
ciaied with us loves 10 Holland
ample tonnage Tor her domestic and
colonial needs We have Informed
the Dutch govern nent that her
colonial trade will o. facilitated and
that she may a. once send ships
from Holland tu secure the bread
cereals which her people require.
These ships will be- freely huuH cred
and all be- immune from detention
on our part The liner Sew AIMS.
itordam which came within our lur-
isdiction under an agreement for
her return will. OF course boz pcr-
mitted ~ once 10 return 10 Holland.
Nut only so. but she viii Boz aY-
thOrizod 20 carry back aith her me
Two cargoes OF foodsuffs which
I holland would have secured under
'ihe temporary chartcrIug agreement
had not Germany prevented Am-
pie compensation viii be- paid 40 the
Dutch owners 81 thc ships which
Nill be- put into our service and
suitable provision viii be- made N
meet me possibility of hips being
lost through enemy action
u Do our earnest desire tO safe.
guard 90 the fullest extent tho In
'erests of Holland and of her ma
'ionals iiy exercising iu This crisis
our admitted rRht 90 control all
property within our territory We
DO no wrong 10 Holland The man
ner in which We proposed Co. CRcr-
CLEO this right and our proposals
mad" 90 Holland rou,urrrutly there
With cannot. ! believe fan 10 cgI-
lone" t0 Holland mo sincerity OF
our friendship toward her
WOODROW WILSON %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

Who knows uelt tr nothing about Ng-
ures can make his nautical compufa-
tIuns iu Jess than a minute They
are bound to hs correct s0 bong a. De-
SETS bis machine right TIE ius'ru-
menf o. "a. Simple fs operate as 90
adding machine
Prof Poor has ctteu his invention
90 The government Cor Var purpose
Hsnr, 4 Mis- Moud - the
Arrp club - Amsrira announ'-
~ that With the intcutiun 81
Prf. P,-.r b wuuld b. f.'i-~ible
fur Americana o. ~ srrsrs- the
Nfisnfir this sumner " WORK ga
plane IT thu pfuI-rr tNt-. az
started az once.
T8 fhe average bsrsnl. uuar-
quainted Nlfh aernaufics fo u.s.
across the Atlantic seems mad lr
trrtakiuE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
GEN. PERSHINC' s
CASUALTY LIST
NA,if.- o. AMERIt SOLDIERS
KILLED. WOt NnED AND
dad NATt RALLY.

r. f...t f0s.s
WASHINGTON March 2U To-
days casualty IIsf follows
Killed u action 0rporals Rus
IN o Hurhes George u Miles I'd
alfd Mitchell
Died of wound Private Lloyd
rulD Frank prY.sl
Died of accident priva'es John S.
smith GEORGE Williams
Died of dIsea o. Sergeant Fred J
Rassbor. pdates John v adams.
Wiut0u clark singh J. Gibson Lar
kin W Leach Ronald Lotan Louis
Maryland Major Terrell
Wounded severely Corporal OTTO
q Abbott Pryates Earl Horton
John O. Hunuu stou Leonard Kos
tensky Peter paulsOn
Among fb.sr wounded lightly ia
First Lieutenant Frederick % klak-
ring
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

Don OBI. NUr.I
NJ the skipfsf 81 NrN
Nurk.fsfi~ air1lans viii have 90
,in 3. tn climb intn hi~ niarhinr.
head 81 Tor . rance. aud tfu.t o.
f"''r aerial adding msshinc- 90
Keep him "n hi, right course.
The instrument looks Ike hir
dial OFF "a bank safe lock ffs face
s scored with ring. marked o.f in
small and num berei .eEmsuts with a
couple uf movable hands
.lf is nothing bar ramuuf.re
machine explained fha professor
an elaboration 0f tht slide rule
li allow man aIilouf ans training
iu navigation t1 make his cslculHf zion.
aifh ease
" here m would fata prac'Ir
mariner sag ter minute o. take hl.
toariuEs With ths .usrrumfr- a piiu'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
SIR GEDDES TELLS
SHIPPING LOSSES
AMOUNT 90 TOSS NII II Nh N
LAST TNEt.AE MONTHS
Il. 900 900

LOSDON. March l0 ono of fHe
most important Fiaisment made POO
the country recently saa ihe sp'r'H
delivered Boo 'bc house OF common
today by Sir Er.c Campbell Dedlr#
first lord nI tho admiralty iie ap.
peaeod the demand which hls Do"
como general recently that the 0Dur
'ry should be- f1Id tho exact amount
of tbr shipping LOSSES and h' also
announced the appointment NJ Great
Britain foremost builder lord Pier
rie. as controller general 0f merchant
shiphuiIding
Lord Piorri. HiIl mon boz q member
of tho board %. tho admiralty. bu'
be- alll have direct access tO mo
premier and tho var cabinet Co.,
appointment DO Is Indicated will be-
received with tbo greatest aaiisfar.
iar
sir Erl. speech 1870. simple
statement of aris uih un orator
lml sentences huf boz was listened
20 more a''rn'Iyely than the mU7'
eloquent DrBtor. .u thr government
The amount 81. tonnage .unk 900 The
lasi twelve months Vls 9 600 600.
said sIr Brio. instead 90. % 500 600 t.
The Germans claim
Tho total allied aud neutral i0n-
mage is u0R g. nNu 900 SIR Eric
stated mo faH that % o. ui tuIs ns
ure being largely due io tho uoa
and tho seizure NJ German ships
Tho output uf new tonnage. con-
flnucd tho first lord Faa very low
m l-Il and reached ils lowest
point lu 1915 This decline had
been coiurldeni with the increased
output of munitions and before the
intensified submarine wHr began
Great Britain Vas 1900 900 tons to
tho bad
During ih' hsi quarter ~ Iall.
said SIR Eric tho allies were pforuE
INK within 900 600 i0u. monthly
~ making their LOSSES good and
were then replacing o. p'r cent OF
their lost tonnage
~ the present time. ihp uru lord
went on forty .a'feu .hip Yards
with gu9 hcrihs Vrrr engaged un
ocean going merchant vessels The
NIP yard work was completely dis
organized during the 0rsi two wears
of tho WAT from various causes. he
explained but ucycrihrlosa here
had been AN enormous accomplish
mcnt hy the shlphulldur industry
The output Tor the last quarter of
iel7 was i2U.0Du tons us against
$4,000 tons from the last quarter OF
1915. while during tho last quar-
tor of 1915 n had been ouls o. 600
tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
nv o. pJCKWOETH

49, IT Iii NV Cd. 70
&Ew YORk March 81 Prof
srle. lane Poor tas .u- rUup.of-
an uucuunily Ingenious device
~ 20 D. believed i8. removed t1.
..r great obstacle to OyiuE our .erf
victory airplsnrs across fh. AZ
tc the dauEer of getting lost ON
f.a g00n-mile stretch Hf track Jess
can
10 b mechanical Uafirs le-
f.ae that enables sn aviator lying
100 miles ar hour to HnI hs
position IN fes moments
The invention MARKS another great
-ide IN the congussf ot ffs SIR
Prof Poor b. "a mathematician and
T. professor of celestial mechanics af
Columbia University The study of
CELESTIAL mechanic calls ior me
nosf intricate mathematical figuring
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

nui from 30 johns. Newfoundland.
t0 queensland. ireland is only 1850
mIie- From s. Johns to the Azores
is 1900 miles and from the Arorcs %
Op0rf1. Portugal is $50 miles
Waiting f1r strong f0lioVln-
wind one should average 100 miles
aa hour aCrus. The crossing from
SO Johns fo Qusen.t0v1 could b.
ar.1mp I-haf under ~ hour. from
81 Johns fo the Azores under Il
hours. and from the Azores 20 Oporto
under hnurs An asnUDlane can Re-
rtir up 81. long al The eurines run
Ifa engine. barring breaEdouus.
uiII rlr ls ioug a. .usI g. supplied
The question. then b. one of lining
a1''ffT An aeror'ane which would
iff ta hours fuel and four men. can
easily Do constructed That would BE-
an aercrlane uifh j. hours fuel more
fhau probably would be- neo-ssafr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
IN New Nnrk Harlan

NEW YORK. March 30 Naval
rosoryistg. acting under orders from
Washington. took over tonight ihn
thirty eight Dutch vessels in New
YORK harbor When the work wa
complete the American flag had
been hoisted ON vessels having an
aggregate tonnage OF Approximate
~ 100000.
80 details concerning tho seizure
' The Dutch merchant fleet were
1htaiuablc. II Is known. however.
lhat no protests were made by tho
lutch commander as they had
been prepared for the action for
ioEcral days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
I.kNHOOT II LEADING
THOMPSON IoE sINATOU

~ Aaso1aisi Irsss
MILWAUKEE, WIS., MARCH 100
More or Jess complete returns from
every rounit iu fh. fafr fHIs oven
ing sustained fhr IehI u, Congress.
man Irvine T. IsHrpof m. IuaIf,
candidate for senator r .pfrrIat.
primariea
helated returns CODA. s.s hfm
..3-s moro than Jane. Thompson
tho "a Toilette candidate
Thompson IiG uHi g.ur,f. Hafa'
pending complete re'.rr. Joseph
? navioe Democrat. auIMst. bad
5f.if1 vote compared af. 1895.
Tor Dr. Charlie. N.larht TH. Sam,
advlces made fhr Victor Uarrr.
fSociallsI vote .HFl berger ea.
recently indicted .Hr violation no fH.
espionage arf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
TIIL OfL FIST 80
Iip'ki Not MAINS TAkEN

NV YORF War.f co. Tine
government taok ooof today control
OF fuel Oh easf OF ths rast5 moln-
tains according fo ar srnrIn. mont
IN this ,ity hF MARI D. UrIaa Ir.
ector of the ot division of Goo u..
administrator lrrraularIfIs. fH
distribution. caused Hy aI rurEs..
ton and the shuffa-r uf aHE steam.
ers. have hinaerrd Inluafr.es aNsh
use oil Tor fuel 90 ssri0usiy fhaf rfe..
idenf Wilson lsrlel sr order hIrh
gics the fuel aimInisfraf.or poser fo
distribute Oh under priority I.f
established in the 0risinai rr. Ilsn-
ffai order 81 IanuarF Railroads
and shlps came fir.t then ths allied
Eoterumenta.
me order has tlc effect 1f pooling
ali Of the feui Oh p 49, Of the Rocky
rnosutafns for d.fribatiou az tie dir
e-~tion % the OIL division
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

p. Associated Press.
LONDON March 2U IN Amstor.
dam dispatch 90 Reuters Etd. say
that HUGO Haasc. leader of the SO
cialisi minority ln The rcichstag yes
t"iday declared iu the house that the
1udcpendeut Socialists. in view 90 The
mailed fist peace With Busia.
would refuse Co vote the emergency
estimates
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
GERMAN SNMPATnILERS
HANDLED ~ DkIlupN \


~ NHnriafsd Press
ALTtS Okla March 20 Two
larmcrs Of German descent. alleged
10 have made prp-Gcrmnn remarks.
early today were dragged from their
hods hv bands of knights OF Lib
'riy forced 40 kiss American flags.
flogr"d iarrod and f"atherrd ana
driven from their homes with ordcrs
mot tu return
To-day every road in this section
100 Jackson county ~ posted with
notices 20 pro Germans aud slack
or 10 leave the countr, cor suffer
treatment similar io That dealt lu
tho FARMERS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
POtttI FIND MAN UEAp
MD ARREST FOLLOWS

sNN ANTONIO March 80 N.
bort larnirtH was found dead hy ih,
f.'i.r Ff fh, home of Ferdinand
HHfH TODAY Hufh was charged
tfH 1truIFan murder Isrnigau
HH. stabbed boz che heart AMI lungs
af| hunting dirk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
DIVISION OIII,T uI
tupD ATIpN

n. i.....ata.I rrssa.
WICHITA. kI. March tU AZ
OTTO. OF thr enforcement division uf
f.r United state. .ouH 1smiuIHtraNHH
uI'I h' Opened bon k8ra. DIty. Wal
for = lrHns food aIu.ui.iruur f1r
kansa. said here today upon Boz re.
torn from Washington eherr H, af.
tended conference oft state admin
isfrtfprs
The office would have iur Iicum
b.. said over Kansas. Vi.snur. 81,
hrs-kH. oklahoma 1.Ele. Utah and
'ru NHKirn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

" IN T|TTT T"T-8
SANTA IE ~ March 90. -
Judge Colin Nchlott of the federal
district court TODAY found tho ciiy
comm, uiuurr, u' Albuquerque NOT
guilt, pf contempt of court for re-
fusal Co pay Judgment tor Z. 600
rrantod Mrs Matilda Wilson against
tho city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
BIG q : 4; \: i:: ':;:'
Relieves In 10 8 days.
sold nv DRUGGISTS.
Parcel Post N deslfed Price 81, OF bottles a. "a
Prepared By
utB EVANS CHEMICAL CO.. CINCINNATI. q.


nY A.aociated Pres
FRANKFORT Ky. March go 8
senate bill which wO1ld have legal
ICED boxing IN Kentucky failed lp
pa. the lower house OF the general
assembly A 10 a. here touh.At
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21

burglars entered our nai last
uiEh' while 40 Nrro away and
stole tao lamps and STA ncandcscrut
hulh- To whom should Z send e
notice 0f this tho police ur dcte,.
tifes' Dorothy Y
Don bother them With such
trivial matter Hosidos they would
tr0hahN pa, uu attention to %.
since the burglar made such a light
haul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-03-21
iHNNttS Mttt Nor
iINNt NTtt 81

MOSCOW Tuesday March
90 IHr tHr tssu. lated rrresl
hmeri,ar Ambassador FRAN
r.. announced TODAY fhaf he
rUHif rot Ieafs Esa uuu
compelled fu iu 1 ht force
when asked whether the AM.
rrIcar embassy aDlid depart .u
tIra Hf fte ratification no fhr
German peace treaty hy The
congress oI s1Fie's
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-07-20

hate our public officials. When this
bill becomes a law it will adequately
meet the situation, will remove the
dangerous element, and its honest and
thorough enforcement will stop the
soap-box street orators in our cities
preaching sedition; will prevent the
circulation of reasonable pamphlets,
and exclude and exile the criminal
and disloyal plotters from our fair
land.
1t Is well for us to take this serious
subject in hand, to handle it without
gloves, and to pass law with teeth
in it.
The American Congress has been
remiss in not passing Legislation of
this character years and years ago.
1t has been postponed until we have
allowed the disloyal plotters to gather
here in such force, from all the world
that they have become real menace.
This is free country, but freedom
does not mean license for those who
have no regard for law and order, no
respect for organized government, no
love for the flag of the Republic.
The true and patriotic interests of
the American people are properly
cared form the passage of the pend
ing bill, and the Congress is unfortu-
nate in having at the head of the COM
mittee reporting it the gentleman
from Alabama (Mr. Burnett), the au-
thor of that great law which bears his
name, the Burnett immigration bill.
| Mr.. Speaker, | have served here
nine and half years, and during that
time no Member has rendered greater
| Legislative service for his country than
the present chairman of the Commit.
| tee on immigration and Naturalization
| (Mr. Burnett) His district, the State
of Alabama, and the Nation are under
lasting obligations to him for the sue.
cessful fights he has made against
strong and powerful influences in the
passage Of laws for the abolition of our
immigration abuses, for checking Sc.
dition, for scourging our land Of the
enemies of orderly government, for
safeguarding the rights and freedom of
our people from the plots and crimes
of anarchists and other undesirables
who have flocked to our shores
From the beginning the gentleman
from Alabama has had in his great
fights the loyal and enthusiastic sup
port of many organizations, but the
three which stand out above all others
and deserving the thanks of all pa
triots are the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics, Patriotic Sons of
America, and the American Federation
| Of Labor.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-07-20
AUSTIN THANKED AND EN-
DORSED BY WASHING
TON JUNIORS
For His Active Work and
Cooperation In Securing
Favorable Action On
Jr. Order Measures
In Congress
Washington, D. c, June IS, 1918
Be it Resolved by the Anacostla Coun-
Gil No. is, of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ:

Washington, D. c, June IS. 1918
BE it Resolved by the Anacostia Coun-
Gil No. is, of the Jr. o. U. A. M:
F1RST-We heartily approve and
endorse the course of the Hon. R. w.
Austin, Member of the House of Rep
resentatives from the Second Congress
sional District of Tennessee, in voting
for and advocating the passage of the
BURNETT IMMIGRATION STACKER
BILL and the BILL TO EXPEL FROM
THE COUNTRY ALIEN ANARCH-
lists. His active work and co-opera-
tion in securing favorable action on
these measures in the lower House of
Congress deserves the thanks and ap-
probation of every good American and
the loyal support of his constituents.
SECOND-That copy of this RES
OLUTION be transmitted to the Coun-
ellis of our organizations located In the
Second Congressional District of Ten
nessee, with the request that the same
be presented for the information of the
members.
| hereby certify that the above RES
OLUTION was unanimously adopted
by the Anacostia Council No. 16. Jr.
0. U. A. M, June Is, 1918.
(seal) r. A. ESTEP,
Recording Secretary.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-07-20
CONGRESSMAN AUsT|Ns
ADDRESS IN CONGRESS
On a Bill To Exclude and Elk
pei From The United States
Aliens Who Are Members
OF Anarchistic or Similar
Classes
HON. RICHARD w. AUSTIN,
of Tennessee,

In the House of Representatives,
Friday, June !, 1918.
Mr.. Austin. Mr.. Speaker, the meas
ure under consideration, entitled "a
bill to exclude and expel from the
United States aliens who are members
of the anarchistic and similar classes"
well deserves the support of every
Member of the House. In my judg-
ment, faithful compliance with the
oath we take on becoming Members
of Congress means support for this
bill, which Is intended for and directed
at those in America who do not know
the meaning of the words loyalty to
our flag" and all the priceless bless
ings 1t represents. The alien anarch-
list, the man or men who do not love
and respect our flag, who secretly or
publicly advocate, teach, or advise OPP
position to our Government, should be
placed in the same class with the saw
age, cruel foe our brave boys are now
heroically facing ON the battle fields
of France. The records of the Secret
Service of our Government, the col
umns of the press, and the criminal
calendars of our courts half tell the
story of the army of disloyal vipers
who are members of various organiza
lions with creeds and teachings and so
called principles which are dangerous
to our free and enlightened Republic
Since we entered the war the list OF
plots and crimes, involving the de-
struction of life and property, is amaz'
ing. One hundred and thirty-four sep
arate cases, the killing of hundreds,
the destruction of public and private
property to the value of over $4,000,
600. This criminal record is not to be
charged up in full to German spies.
but embraces many, many unlawful
acts of a miserable element in this
country who have no respect for our
laws, despite our Government, and
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-07-20
". A. Chanabery Announces
For Constable

| am a candidate for reelection
for Constable for the First District of
Knox County, and will appreciate
your vote and influence. Election
August |, 1918 Respectfully
w. A. Chanaberry