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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-08-22
Editor Enterprise =

Please announce me = candidate
before the primaries for the office
Of Assessor Of Jefferson county.
I ask the support Of the taxpayers
Of the county, believing that l am
we'll qualified to fill the office and
to assess their property values with
all fairness and equality.
E. L. KELSO, Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-08-22
The Second STAGE,

gold your car yetr NO." replied
the melancholy motOrist. II passed
hat stage long ago." "Indeed." Yea,
I'm trying to give It away now"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-08-22

An automobile Is most apt to get
something wrong with 1t when the
driver gets Ills i'nk too full.-St. Paul
Pioneer VFess
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-08-22
OUR TICKET

For District Judge-Samnel w
johnson.
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Subscribe for the Enterprise, 81.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-08-22
Our I'd Big Sacrifice Sale Is Still Going On


Come in and Look Us Over, Whether You Buy or Not.
THE ARMADA DRY GOODS COMPANY
Phone Arvada 80 H. GARFIEN, Prop
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

baltimore, Nd, Aug It-Prices on the local
produce market today ranged as follows:
POTATOES potatoes sell by 100 Ihs weight.
odd. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania,
= 2oa2a: do New York. No. /, -; new,
Norfolk. No. !, bbl.. SlaCa5 90; do. do. No. 2
bol., S5a2.0o: do. York River, No. l, bbl.,
A.ooaA.So: do. Rappahannock. No !, bbI., SIoaa
40; do. No. 2. S25oa30O; Eastern Shore Of
Maryland. bbl.. $50; sweets. yelIows. North
Carolina, per bbl.. g. LOO: do Eastern Shore Of
Maryland and Delaware. per hbl.. 500; yans.
iancy. bright, per bbl. s650a7oO.
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLES.-Ap-
pies. Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND, fancy. per
Dbl. S.0oaI0o; do. Eastern Shore Of Maryland,
ordinary. per bbl. $l.S0a2p: do, Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania. packed. pei
bbl.. S.0a7Oo; beans. native, per busheI,
l2al.5O; do. wax. T5caI.o green beets native
bunch. ia5c; cabbage. Eastern Shore, Dbl. s. 6a
800; do. native. per LOO. SuoaI2oO: Cauta.
loupes. Potomac. per crate, 75caSl50; do
Eastern Shore. per crate, sl.Ooal 50; do pa.
tive, per basket, 5Oa75c: celery, New York. per
bunch. toa6oc; corn, native. sugar per doz., lsa
&C; cucumbers. native. per peach basket, 5Oa
tOc: damsons, Maryland and Virginia, per has.
ket, A.Shlf5: do. Maryland and Virginia. rer
10. &c; eggplnnts, Norfolk. per crate, 81 75a2 90
DO native. per basket. 75caSl 90: lettuce. native
per bushel box. aOa5oc; do, New York, per boz.
NOOalS 80: lima beans per bushel, 81. .S0al GO: do,
per IS basket, 65a75c; do. hulIed, per Ib., I4c
onions. Rappahannock. per bbl., 81. oOai. 20; do
per basket, S.2Jal.50; do. Maryland and Penn.
sylIania, per 100 lhs.. Sooa3.50; pears, Maryland
snd Virginia. Bartlett. per basket. T5caSl 3
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15

peaches. Eastern Shore per basket, Dcsu. .;
DO. per boz. slooaiD; DO. per carrier. a-Da
Ll5; do Mountain. per bushel basket. s2-6oa
as; do. per = basket. e.1al7p; do. Per car
ner. nsoazso; psppers. nstiEe psr BASKET 0a
4cc; squash. native. per bAskst. 3casoc; toma-
, toes Eastern Shore Of Maryland. per basket.
soaeoe; do. native. per BASKET. 8ssoc; DO, Per
measured bushel. N.2al3; vatsmelons. Flor.
ida Der car sDoa60
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickeus, spring, ~ snd
q lbs.. average. per h.. soc; do. do. ~ 70
H lbs. per ID. 8asoc; do. do, TO
lh lbs. per lb.. sassc: do. do. White Leshorns.
per h.. 3assc; do, do, By express. ss to sizs.
per lb.. 8a1cc; do, cid roosten. per h., Aa25c
do. old hens. per 10. Nas5c; do. old White Leg
horn hens. per ib. sc; duels. Musco,y and
nonsrel. young. Per ib.. 2saec; DO. White Pekins.
old. per h.. SOC; do. puddle. old. per lb.. IA
&c; do. spring. ~ lbe. and over. per ID. IA
soc; do. do. smaller. poor. per lb.. 25a1c;
pieeons old. per pair. NaSc; do. young. per
pair. 30z35c.
BUTTER-Western separator. extra, tsazTe;
hrsts, Aai5c; Western prints. Nib eztras, ia
sc; hrsts. ssaf7c; Western prints. lib extras,
Eassc; frsts. isat7c; nearby creamery. extras,
fiai2c; hrsts. 39asoc; dairy prints. Maryland,
Pennsylvania and Virginia. extras. 35a36c; nrsts,
Sa3ic; store packed, xlka34c.
EGGS-Western Maryland. Pennsylvanil and
nearby. per doz. hrsts. &c; Eastern Shore Of
Maryland and Virginia. per doz, frsts, llc;
Ohio. per doz. hrsts. ilc; West Virginia, per
doz. hrsts. 4Oc; Southern North Carolinal,
per doa. frsts. 3sc.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
TAX CERTIFICATES TO
REPLACE SHORT LOAN

The Treasury Department may
within a few weeks discontinue tenn
porarily issuance of short term
loan certificates. in anticipation of
the next liberty loan. Because of an
unexpected increase Of revenue, and
smaller expenditure than antici-
pated these issues have already been
cut from $3.50 900. ono every two
weeks 20 s5OO.0oO,oOO
II they are eliminated now their
place will be filled by tax certifi-
Gates. which will be sold to fndiv-
lduals who have heavy taxes COM
ing due this year. The certificates
will bear interest. and will be ac-
cepted in payment OF the taxes,
when due.
The substitution Of this class Of
temporary financing would give the
banks a breathing space before they
are called on to digest the next lib
erty loan. They are now called on
to absorb the short-term loans.
while the tax certificates would be
sold direct to taxpayers.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
4STRAY CATS 4
TWO CANNES
CANARIES
Among Salvage Pouring
Into District Red
Cross Fund f

-Four stray cats. two dogs. two
canaries. an organ, -four baby car
riages. a set OF bedroom fun .ure ana
a crate Of eggs are only par o. the
things that have poured In = Ire
salvage section OF the District Red
Cross. OF which Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty Is chairman.
Two outfits for tiny babies were
among the salvage. One bundle OF
clothing had never been used II was
plain and coarse but complete TO q
cake OF soap.
The other little bundle held clothes
OF some child that had died. A bat
tered eyeless doll accompanied the
little worn clothes.
Patriotic Business Mea-
E. H. Droop and Son sent word yes
terday to Mrs. DouEherty that they
would bale their waste paper and send
IL TO the salvage department here
after instead OF selling It.
Other firms OF the city have Prom
ised TO do likewise. All the money
raised by sales Of salvaged articles
goes into the District chapter OF the
Red Cross for war necessities and for
the civilian fund. This fund takes
care of dependents Of the boys In serv-
ice.
Many offers OF aId come into Mrs.
Dougherty Of the salvage committee.
i. Rosenburg. the traffic police at
Fourteenth and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, yesterday offered to drive
his brothers truck all day Sunday.
A carload OF paper viii he sent
away from Fire Station No. - today.
Much Paper Collected
During the first week Of the salvage
campaign. Fire Engine House No. 2
collected Liz pounds Of paper. No. "a
collected 2,ClO and No. - collected
S1oo. Truck Company collected LOO
fbunds-
At least 500 tinton-eolIectius
boxes have been scattered thoroueh-
out the city in shops. restaurants
and all places where tiufoil Is apt 70
be discarded. These boxes are
plainly marked for the Salvage sees
tion OF the Red Cross. Twenty
pounds OF tinroId were collected by
Policeman LarriclS. alone. 80
Fire Company VoIuateerk-
The following is & list Of voIuu-
teers from the FIRE companies OF Cls
District wAo can drive mots-
trucks: -
Engine Company No. 1 J. w.
Holmes, A c. Kefauver; No. .. z. ..
Wissmsn. L. W. Trower. K. w. wes-
ton, n. c. Rollins. c. c. Mecks. o..
Leamsn. z. J. Ruffner. L c. Myets,
o. +. Watkins; No. s. D. J. Mortoi:
No. 2. r. u. Luskey, J. W. Lusksy,
J. A Mavhew, ]. r. Moore: No. Il.
+. =. O'COnnor. J. T. Farr. R--B.
Hanback,. J. F. Costello. J. +. Thorf-
son, J. s. Jones: No. u, l.. C. HelS
wig; No. is,W II. Nash. J. Z. Walker.
r. Z. Wilson; No. 20. ]. J. Sweeney:
No. q. T. B. Stanton, captain; &c
Meyer. J. J. Wellner: No. %. Z. a.
Sweeney, r. A. King. r. McAleer. H
A. Chapman: No. =. c. T. Thrift.
c. L. Bryan; No. %. n. =. Walters.
, J. L. HenniE; 20. .. y. p. Catoa.
p. II. Buehler: No. ., Han. 5. =.
Callahan, and Truck Company No 4,
y. E. Bowen.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
MARKET FEELS
TANKER'S Loss
New York Stocks Slightly
OFF on News Of U-Boat's
Nearness.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

New York, Aug. 14.-Sinking of
pan-American petroleum tanker a
few miles off Sandy Hook checked
the stock market today when it was
moving bravely into new high lev
els. Railroads were strong. but
specialties were distinguishing
themselves when the sinking was
announced. Steel had been some
thing OF laggard but even SO was
strong. The latter part of the day
saw a nominal stock market.
The sinking Of this ship Is not a
matter OF financial Importance to
the owners, but the sinking so close
to New York IL important to all
companies. The ship was fully in
sured and was torpedoed in such
shallow water that It will probably
be afoat before the end of the week.
It Is not expected that the ship will
lose more than one or two cargo
voyages as a result of the sinking.
So as a market influence on Mexi-
can Petroleum stock, II is not worth
considering. Stock of the company
was strong at the time Of the an
nouncement. but yielded no more
than IL was due to yield as q normal
reaction after the rise It has re-
Gently had.
Tobacco stocks Strong.
Tobacco stocks were strong again
today, United Cigar stores, Tobacco
Products and American Tobacco ALI
making new high prices for this
movement Westinghouse. Baldwin.
Central Leather. Crucible, Allis
Chalmers and American Writing
Paper preferred were strong feat
ures
Hide and Leather sold at a new
high price for the year, and it was
made known that at the forthcom-
ing election several of the present
directors will retire to be replaced
by new interests that have acquired
the stock in the open market. The
preferred stock sold today at 81 Ia,
but one of the new stockholders
made the statement that it has net
current assets that could be
liquidated for Sl0s a share.
American Telephone responded
with a rise OF more than a point to
announcement that the bond offer
ings had been a success.
The advance in General Electric
and Westinghouse was due to Di-
rector General McAdoos statement
In regard to the electrification Of
the railroads. Those companies arc
many millions behind theiI orders
now. but as they are the leaders in
the electrical world and as there
will be an abundance of labor when
the war is ended IL will be merely
question OF financing TO enable
them to handle this vast enterprIse
Money Easier.
Money is becoming easier tust as
bankers have insisted II would. The
only difficulty about the money mar
ket is the rate which persists at 6
per cent Any one willing to pay
that price can be accommodated.
The slight calling of loans TO-DAY
was to provide funds for the last
instaliment Of the Third Liberty
Loan.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug 4-Prces on the
local produce market today ranged as follows:
BUTTER-Solid-nacked creamery. extra &c;
trss &c; do. hisher-scoring goods, s7a,sis a,
tra frSts, 4Sh; fTsts. Sil4Ai5; seconds l2a4gls
sweet creamery. choice and fancy, as to quail.
ity. i7a4Sis; fair to good. 45aI6; packing stock.
35a16: fancy brands Of prints jobbing at s2aSI
choice. 81: fair to good. 47aSo.
EGGS-Nesrby hrsts. sl32Oal35o per case
do. current receipts, N2s per case: sec
onds. Su7cal23 per case: thirds. SO o5oar.Soi
Western. extra frsts. $3.50 per case; do frSts.
So. 9Oal39 per case; do, seconds, Sil.7oal2 n
do. higher-scoring goods. CASE: extra
frsts 81; frsts. i4lia45; seconds S2aGis
do. thirds. S0.SOall.Io; fancy selected candled
eggs were jobbinS at 5Oa52c per dosen-
LIVE POUDTRY-Fowls, 3a96c: exceptional
lots higher; spring chickens. not Deghorns.
weighing lisa2 ID. apiece. 3sai2c: weighing Ia
lis lbs apiece 3aEc; white leghorns accord-
ing to size. 33a6c: roosters, 25a26c; ducks Pekin
spring. Sa5c: do. do. old. 8a3oc; do. Indian
Runners SN27c; guineaS per pair, 81 Sal. IS:
pigeons, old. per pair. 40Sgc; do. young. per
pair. SaO.
POTATUES-white potatoes. Norfolk, per bbI
No. /. S. 5oa425: No. 2 s.. 25a2 50; white po-
tatoes. Eastern Shore. per Dbl. No !. S.5Oa
As; No. 2. S.5a2T5: white potatoes. jersey.
per S-brShel basket, No. /. Soaeoc: No. .
l3a55c: white potatoes Jersey, per lob. bag,
s. T5ai; sweet potatoes, Jersey, old. per hamper.
No. !. S25Oa3oo; No 2. Ns5al.T5; sweet potatoes
North Carolina. new, per bbl. No. !. $a750;
No. ? s. 3GDa350; culls. s. oos2 20: sweet potatoes
Eastern Shore. new. per bbl., No. l. S.Ooa
500; No. 2. SSSoaI0O.
Magnetos bearing the German trade
name OF Bosch are prohibited to be
Unmarried into Australia
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-stnctiy fresh. a.; average receipts, g;
Southern. A.
CHEEsE-Neu Y6rx State factory, new, q.
BUTTER-ElgiD print. I9ii; Elsin tub. Isli
process. an.
LIVE POULTRY-Roosters, pr h., q; tur.
keys. Per lb. IS; chickens. spring. per ID, i6a
Il; hens. per lb. S2a33; Keats young. each. 70.
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh killed sprins
chickens. i5ais; turkeys. per h. Ssa3s; roosters.
per 10. .; hens. per lb, 96aT
GREEN FRUTTs-Apples. per bbl, Sooaf 90;
box. L50a2.5o; California lemons. u.OCal2Oo;
peaches. per crate. 2oOaL5O; cantaloupes, per
crate. l.5Oa3So; California oranges. s.ooalo.oo.
VEGETABLES-NeW potatoes. No. ], i0a
$50 std bbl: No. 2. 250a3.oo std bbl; string
beans. per bbl. 2.5oa3sO; peppers. crate, Iea
90; okrd, crate. lS0a5.o0; radisheS bunch, 3a5
cucumbers. basket. I5Oa2oo: eggpIants l.ooa2 20
crate; cabbage. new, Per crate, 3.0oa3.50; beets
per bunch. Gas; lettuce. 2.5os3Oo per basket
tomatoes. nearby. 5Oal.oO: peas. 25Oa350 per
basket; do. L5oas.Oo per bbl.; corn. 2ai0 per
dozen; lima beans. Per at, 5aSo; sweet po-
tatoes go per bbl.
LIVE sToCK-Sheep. per h.. 7as: Ismbs.
spring. II; calves. pr ID. Tals; medium.
lsal5; common. per lo. 10; hogs. heavy. lsa3O;
medium ls.
sEEDS-Red clover, T.EaIs5 per bnshel
alsiks clover. l6.cOaH.0o per bushei; crimson
clover. l275al3.5o per bushel; timothy. L2a4. 50
per buShel; red top. r.Ooa16.O0 per 100 lbs
bluegrass. Sooa3.5o; orchard gras. sooa3ls; al
falfs. l2O0aI3.0o.
GRAIS-wheat. milling, per bushel, 2as2. @:
corn. per bushel, l.90al95 oats, white, old,
7sasO; do. do, new. 76a7s; do, mixed, old, 76a
Is do. do new. 73aT5; hay. No. /. 3oOoa52 % ;
No. 9. z.ooa2.Oo.
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en-. S.ns11n; bsef oDws and heifes. E.soa
ESQ; native calves. H.lssis.3,
sHEEP-Reesipts. 4.5oo; steady; lambs, QI.oo
aiI.U; evcs. sn.oai1oo; cannsn and chop
psrs. Nooas.m
Pittsburyh, AUG. h-HOGS-Recsipts, 100;
steady; heavy, Ss.75als.5o; heavy Yorkes. sD.s
GeoT5: Light Yorkers and pigs. sznooa0.3.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 800 steady
top sheep. sl2o; top lambs. $500. ~
oALvES-Recsipts. 30; steady; top. SAD.
Cincinnati, Aug. A-HoGs-Rscsipts, s.Do;
lower; packers and butchers, Sls.soa1e.I5; COM
mon 70 ehoice. Sl3ooslf.oo; piss and nghtS.
N5.ooal95; stags. $l0oaA.fs.
CATTLE-Receipts. 1000; slow; calves. steady.
sHEEP-Rsceipts. 100; steady At s.ooall.5o;
lambs allow at s6.ooAls.oo.
East Bunaio. AUG. A-cATTLE-Rsceipts.
us; steady.
CALvEs-Rsceipts. $50; easier at N.ooals.oo
HoGs-Recsipts. l.oo; easier; heavy. sn.T5a
n.8; mixed Yorkss, light Yorkers and pigs.
sD.IsaDso; roughs, s1.lsals.oo; stags. sl2alI5O.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rscsipts. 900; steady
and unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
new LINES FOR
WOMEN'S Toll
STILL OPEN UP
Calls for Tank Painters, Ma
chine Hands, and Ranch
Workers.

Women. women. women. A steady
call for women for employment in
practically all industries is being
received at the United States EN-
ployment Service. Railroad tank
painting, hardware industry pro-
cesses. garage management and
ranch work are a few OF the indus
tries which before the war scorned
the employment OF women but are
now clamoring for female workers.
The girl painters who have been
employed by the railroads have
proven entirely satisfactory. AL
ready many girls and women have
gone into the hardware industries
as screw-machine hands. spot weld
ers. gas welders, dip braziers and
drill press and bench work. All this
work was formerly done by boys
and men.
Among the usual calls received al
the Employment Service is one for
six baggage porters. from an East
ern railroad. Ushers. aircraft part
assemblers. telegraph operators, and
photographers have also been sup
piled to various firms by the service.
No Bond saIeswoman.
The only request which has not
been filled is one from a large cor
poration asking for a bond sales
woman. The payment for this posi-
tion was on a commission basis
without a salary and it has been
impossible so far TO find a woman
who would accept such an arrange
ment.
The vast majority Of the calls
upon the service for female labor
are for domestics. OF which there is
a nationwide shortage. Many calls
have also come in for women who
are highly skilled Industrial work
ers.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Aug. n-After new hiah r,cord.
Ios the movement had been made in cotton
.ooS me market sagyed. Notwithstsndins the
ta6 that the weekly report Of the weather
oulean was one Of be most unfavorabIe Of the
s;Ss.s H ussemination was followed By con-
been discounted for the time being.
Inee was some buying from the Southwest
against sales to spinnsrs and 4 few hedge
se.ins orders from the Southwest.
Lnse were no exports reported for the DAY.
For the season the clearsnees amo1n, - a. -:
bales against 1900 bales in the same time IN
the previous season ''e -
spot at New Orleans was quiet and unchansed
az NJ cents for middling; the sales were soo
bales e -
spot mere was quiet at q decline Of Is points
at s3-5 cents for middline; there wer. No s.i.s
Receipts: Galveston. LIP; New OrIrap.
~; savannah. LAS; Charleston, no; Boston.
sn; Memphis SIS: St Louis, ss4.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
Washington State Coal "
Tried for South America

The State OF Washington. as q re-
sult OF the war. is 20 he deve!opse
as a coal export field for Souaa
America 10 relieve the drain or east
ern coal. particularly from West Viz
ginia. Pennsylvania and Maryland,
which now bear the main burden Ct
government requirements.
Several trial cargoes already have
been sent from Puget Sound 10 Chile.
accompanied by fuel experts, who
will conduct the experiments.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
Labor Board Taking Up
Chicago Printers Case

The National War Labor Board yes
terday began taking testimony in the
arbitration OF the dispute between
chicago printers and publishers and
their press feeders who went on strike
In June, ignoring commands OF the
officers Of the International Typo
graphical Union. and carrying their
Tight for more pay TO such an extent
that the International officers directed
the members Of "nother Chicago union
to take the places OF the strikers.
Michael II. Flannery, for the
strikers. admitted this violation of
the contract and also that the Inter
national Union had sent other union
men TO take the places of strikers.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Kansas CITY. Aug. H--HOGS-Receipts. 5000
steady; bulk Sls.s5al9B: heavy, NST5als Is
packers and butchers. Sls.EalS.B; light. $500
I9-o; pigs. sl6.0oalT.S0
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900. Including 600 South
ems: strong to IS cents higher; primsfed
steers. aT.5ais.io; dressed beef steers, S13.Ooa
I7.oO: Southern steers. H.5al5.o0; cows. S.0oa
ll-y0; heifers. E.50al3.50; stoekers and feeders
g.soslsse; bulls, s.oOaS.oO; calves. ss.mal2a
sHEEP-Rscsipts. 5000; steady; lambs. SIS 50
an.3; yeariings. al.OoalSoo; ustherS. soooa
ILT5; ewes. S.ooal1so
ST Louis. Aug. A-HOGS-Receipts. 1850;
lowsrs hghts. SlSlsals4o; pigs. aLeosls.T5;
mixed and butchers. Slsooalsl0; good heavy,
SO As1alaN: buik Sis.eoai98.
cATTLE-Reeeipts. 5000; strong: native bsei
steers. 81 .ssalS5; yesriing stsers and hsifers,
0-saals-so; ooxI F.Dal1p; stockss and feed
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
San Antonio Arsenal Is
To Have Some Additions

Work will begin at once on the
erection OF additional storehouses al
the San Antonio Arsenal. One O;
these. which will be used for gen.
eral purposes, will cost S125. 900. while
smaller one. to be used for the
storing of oils. paints and other In
flammables. will cost $4,000. There
will also be installed at this point
additional facilities for the repair OF
equipment and small arms, which will
cost $25.0 900.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
CURB MARKET.

New York. Aug. h.-Trading on the curt
was very quiet today. In the industrial group
the market dwindled to the smallest proper.
dons for any session In several weeks.
The lower priced mining group presented
some Of the main activity Of the day. Among
the features in that group were LOUISIANA Con.
solidsted Mining and Fortune Consolidated,
much Of the buying in both stocks apparently
coming from the one source. OIL shares were
quiet
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas. . at 50. at 81. s at 81.
5 at 81 at Sc. 10 at Sc. 5 at 2.4N5a
Lsnston, 10 At IS. 10 at 5s. Z at 50.
After call:
Mergenthaler. At i1gii.
Potomac Electric Power Ist s.. $500 r n.
Capital Traction. 5 at 90. 8 at 90, At %.
Potomac Electric Power Ist s.. 81 100 at o.,
$1,000 At ".
Capital Traction. 9 At o.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15

Influenza has spread to Bremen,
Hamburg. Delmenhorst. Hanover and
Cassel; 167 women in Hamburg tele-
phone office are Ill.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15

Baron Won Born. Of Budapest. an
Austrian, Is shortly to be tried for
attempting smuggling on q large
scale.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-15

Magnetos bearing the German trade
name OF Bosch are prohibited to be
imported into Australia.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-05

The close attention given by the audience at the Blue
and Gray park to the speeches. of the three aspans for
honors who spoke yesterday plainly keen interest the
voters have the election of Georgia Since each
the three contestants received applause would be
state winch made the strongest IMPRESSION However, only fair
to state that in point vugarty John Cooper had them
'ocay Emmett Shaw took the palm, and for thoughtful
we'll delivered of the entering the war the
means OF prosecuting and the general spirit dav Cong
OF prosecuting and the general spirit OF the day
Howard impressed his audience worthy consideration for high
honors The uncaed for attack newspapers
both Mr. Cooper and Mr. Shaw did the fraternity
most not all OF the publishers country newspapers really pay
too much attention of this tribe furnished free ad
rertng to all OF them in the However, out with
these boys both have had their full avrn from
the Leader Enterprise and of their
Joint attack
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-05
Il pledge allegiance to my flag and
to the Republic for which it stands;
one nation invisible, with Liberty and
justice to ALL"


Thursdays activities the immense crowds which gathered
the splendid entertainments which kept the visitors busy all day.
attractive parade city be Of the patriotic
demonstration at the park and aviation fields detail of
days celebration speak for themselves the praises due prono
the celebration foremost among whom
the Chamber of Commerce. whose untng efforts made possible
for the day reach the which all know
Chamber OF Commerce has used existence this
OF its work planned for the year and should onlnow
divided support OF every lover of Fitzgerald Hill county
With help Mr. Clarke succeed in making worthy
tcname along lines frequently outlined paper which
ITS editor has given much of his time and spent large
OF the LeaderEerpc The gathering yesterday the
people from and cities within radius Of
thousands of the and villages wiregrass
oft made assertion that with
the of the people of Fitzgerald making Fz
gerald the trading OF the people territory
limits to which regular efforts
accord with these plans and the merchants should give
our regular efforts extended Secretary Clarke
with these plans and the merchants especially of should
Aim tul cooperation carrying them
has ever offered better opportunity make drive per
nancnt upbuing OF city and the development greater
trade territory TO which entitled and which the
asking Rally to the Chamber of Commerce