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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
Los petfo|oros Sc reuReN
(Viene de Ia Ia. Pag.)

ron aver noticias de la capita4 infor-
mando de "a reunion de los petro!e-
ros cue fueron de Tampico. Y los Qua
les son en- ndmero de cuarenta Y dos.
ea~ccnt-aadose entire cNos varios repre-
Scntantes de las companies america
mas quc celebraron conferencias no
hace muchos diaS en- San Antonio Y
en- Houston. propietarios Y represer:.
tantes de companies ~petroleraS dc Me
xico Sc puesie-on de acuerdo, Ell n
primera iunta celebrada, Ia cual tuvo
lugar cl dia y del presente mss. pa
"a traba Jar conjuntamente por una
s6la finaliGad: la de ~consegnir Que
scar derogados los dccretos V espe
cialmente 81 expediGo con fecha 81 dc
Julio uitimo. cue Sc refieTe q los i'm
paestos que los Pctroleros c~onSideraH
coNfiscator.oS.
En- ia iunta 50 diScutio SCORE el a.
surto de paipitantc ac~tualidad. FL
amparo solicitado Por mas de setenta
companies pecroliferaS 4 los iueceN
de Distrito. contra los actos de ia Sc
cretaria de Hacienda por el referldo
decreto. Comentando Ia respuesta Que
Ia referida Secretaria de Hacienda
do a los Juzgados de O!strlto que e
pidieron ell informe previo con Ia JUS
tificacion. V Ell cual, en- s~intesls, tier
de a demostrar que no proceden los
~juicios de arlparo presentados nor
las comp&nias, los petroleroS manEfes-
taron. Segun refieren las lnformaclo-
mes aludidas. q uienen piena CONTAIN
"a en- que las autor;dades judic.ales
les haran plena jlsticia. va que esta
de su parte, habie1do hecho pubElca
declaration que la act!tud Observable
por Il Sscretaria de Hacienda no
les extranaba nj menos les ]preocupa-
ba.
Los mismoS iHf0rmeS expreSan que
es una verdadera lrcha Ia que estan
entablando en- la actualidsd 81 eie-
cutivo V le Secre;aria de Hacienda,
cor I'm lado. V los p~ropietarlos y re-
presentantes de empresas petroliferas.
Dor otro. cerca de los iueces de Dis
trito. Los primeros. no so!amente para
que no den 81 fallo favorable para
los petroleros, sino para que no admi-
tan las demands de amParo. decla-
rando que estas no proceden; Y los
segundos, para Que no Sc dejen los
iaeces de Dfstrito ~influerciar por e!
eiecutivo. V obren con entara suje-
ci6n a la ley, otcrgandoseles ell am
paro que solicitan por ser de justlcia.
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Presentation de una artista
en- Ell Teatro NacionaI

.Proximamcnte hara ST presenta-
cion en- 81 Teatro Nacio2al. cantardo
unicamente. en- uno o dos co1ciertos.
la soprano ligera. de naciona!ldsd
italiana. Srita. Maria Fara. de qTleE
tenemcs magnificas referencias per
n edo de la prensa de varias partcs
&c la Repdblica Mexicana. de CIh2
V de Ia America del Sur.
La senorita Fara, Taestra del beljo
caato. Sc ha presertado en- los pT7-
~cipa!es cscenarics de las naclones
nenc:onadas. cantando al lado lie
eminencias del arte, Y ha merecido
elogics de los c~riticos ~teatrales mas
exigentes. por su linpia Voc. 81 mag
niflca escuela de canto Y la EXPIRE
si6r &c sentimiento Y vida cue les
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
Sc RINDIO AL GQBEERN0
UN JEFF REBELDE

MEXICO. % do aFosto.-Ei genera! Fortu-
nato Lus-aa. que opNra en- e! Es.ado de Cue
-re-o. iRinrna Que Ell ree-ide EmIliaro Her
randcz. cue al t-cnte de una nUmerosa pa--
tida dc alzaGcs mcrodea en- {! refe'ido T.
.Gdc. Sc present. IN cl cuartei genera! dc las
tuerzas de! Eobisrno. pvcvios arrcE!oS para
rendi-sc. hacienda cntr"Va dc toGas las arn'Hs
quo ,enia en- su poder ; proecdiendo Ell pre-
s.ac:a De los jefes mihtar-s nj desarme &c
ST. gen;c. Ia que ascendia a sei"n;a = dos
homhres.
Fl general Zca-ua l. expidi6 a Herman
De- pasapo-te para que TcnEa Il "sta capi-
tai a p-ue-se 4 la 6rde7eE del Gon,rrno Ge-
neral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
FL TRAFICO EN-
TAMPICOQ UEDO
INTERRUMPIDO
Los CabaIIeristas Sc
apoderaron de I'm tren
cerca de Cd. Victoria

De nuevas actividades desplegadas
por les caballeristas en- la via del
~ferrocarril de Monterrey : Tampico
Sc han recibido noticias. Durante
dos Gias. ell trafico entire el puerto
tamaulipeco Y Ia capital regiomonta-
ia estuvo ~suspendido tota!mente, a
causa de haher a~parecido n gruesa
rartida revoluciona7ia. cue Sc dijo
estaba comandada personalmente por
Luis Caballero. entire Ciudad Victoria
v Tampico.
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IN trer perSjg}te 81 otro.

Los revolucionarios Sc dieron cuen-
ia de la mapiobra del jefe carran-
cista V decidiercn perseguir. en- e.
tren de carga. a los g~obiernistas que
rapidamente habian huido. Pero CO.
no perdieron tempo en- la repara-
cion de IN desperfecto que habian
causado en- la via ferrea para obi
gar a detenerse al tren de los carran-
c;stas cue e~sperahan. no pUdleron
taries alcance cuando huyeron sin
pressntar combate.
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mo, y po7 10 m;smo no Sc expone a ~pefterlo, como
pcr error Sc yalieron de casas desconocldas y al
gunas veces ~perGiero1 gil dinero 0 me-cancias.-
No hay que o!yidar que VALE MAS FlEJO POR
CONOClDO QUE NUEEO POR OCE y Ia
Mavo's Money Exchange es la casa mas antigua y
mas .ranGe. situada en- la ciuGad mas grande de-
EstaGo mas graldc de- pals mas grante &c Ia gran
de America.
5~to.-PorQue nc iMporta a que paIsaDo lie pre-
sInte I'd. TODOS y cada UNO lie Giran segura-
mence Que la UNiCA casa en- los Estados Unidos
que lie cfrece tantas v~entaias y Facilitates para ha
cer sus envlos &c dineIo y de mercanciaS q ~cua!quier
parte de Mexico. es la MAYO'S \ EX-
CHANGE, 1923 +. Houston St, San Antonio. Te-
zas. V Gue es Ia que tiene los precios mas bajos, ell
servic.o mas rapiGo Y la que ofrece las mayores Sc
c~ur;dades.
No tieue cue moiestarse enviando dInero por nues-
fro couducto, cues basta con que 10 enrie a nueStras
oficinas Y nosGtroS nos eEcargaHtos de TODD 10 de-
mas. EOS0TNOS, al ser hechos los pages en- Me
Woo O L. cntrega de las mercancIaS, lie mandaremos
nm compro5sn:e con a. firma dc Ia persona a Guien
ustel los enyio, 10 que sera Ia meJor prueba de que
TODD lego de eHtera c~ontoTmldad.
Al desear listed erviar dinero o mercancias a
xexico siryase recortar ei cup0n que esta debajo
10 este auuncio, v cnvienoslo, debidame1te lienado.
en- IN sobre o pegado Ell una tarJrta postal, y a
yreIta de ccrfco recibira toda clase de iHfornes.
No DIVIDE I'd. QUE SlENDO CLIENT
SEESTRO. RECIBE FRECUENTEMENTE VA
l[OSOS OBSEQUIOS cue repartin,cs GRATIS en-
ire todos nucstros ciientes.
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Dejese listed de sufrir.

NC in.raria CUE tan
ieSa!eE tadG-a pueda
srr Ill rJnricion ac-
tTai: Ell carr no de 10
Salud este alberto pa
"a Id.
Los raSuS crDnir0S
lianad0S romunmrn
&c .'incuras!cs' casi
slemprc crGe3 \ los
maraVllioSos trSia-
mieEtos aSteot&ucos.
Yo cure: Cat2rre.
Constipation. Enter
u?dades NeryioAS.
az los IntcStiEOS, de
10 Rifoncs, PARALYSIS.
Insomnia v atras mu-
eh.c Irtenr.aS
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Sc GpOdercn de IN trer.

Segun 10 refieren las in~tcrmaciones
recib!das. IN Jren de carga QUE ha-
bia salido de Ia capital taneulipeca
para ell puerto de Tam?ico. fue cap
turado por los revoiucioHarios 4 cor
q distancia dc la estaci0n LAWN. 81
tuata ON a cinco leguas De c. Vic
terra. Detenido e. referido tren, los
revolucionarios ocuparon Ia via esta-
~blecienGose a corta distancia de la
estacion de ISas!. en- espera del tren
p~rocedente de Tampico. que conducia
una fuerza eScolta cerra1cista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31

Miles 6s errermos han sSnado con mis-
tratanientos 10 hay -azdn para que Id.
siga sufriendO. EXiIiES GRATIS.
DR.. 4. RIGJAS ALVAREZ. O%Ste6Faia.
Hpras: de . i. n. a : p. n. Gia-iaments-
Les Domingos de 9 a. m. a IL m.
aaS Prudential Life Bldg. ICoDlra esqu,ns
de ic Casa de COrtel Sas Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
) razones por las que vera que lie convene mas "a'
&c, sus envios uEicamente por conducto &C
MAYO'S money EXCHANGE
323 E. Houston ST. san A''o"f'' AN-
323 Z. Houston ST.

1a.-Porque en- los envios de d!tie7o y hetcs"I IL
IA Nayo's Money Exchange, es la unica Sasa Fel
los hace DI~RECTAMENTE por conuucFo ae sas y
rresponsaies propios, sin tener que a'cal go q
fr,ertes con;sio2es Il cientos lie bancos } : e "a
sas N1estro sistema de envios DlRhCINo eso-
oonIza m;lcho dine:o a nrestros %c!ienteS, como pc.
dra verse Comparable n~uest-oS praclos con los III
nuestros imitadores.
2do-Porque Ell dinero llega mucho mas pronio
Y con absolute segUridad a c~unlqu!era ciudad se Ia
Ronjbiica Mexicana, haciehdonos a5So!utaEheA:e
respo1sables de 81 eAtrega, J garan'lzando' aas-
mas. pcyar el valor Dc c~ua!4Iiera nercanc!a 0
ren,esa de dinero Que Sc pertera 0 extravlare en-
81 canine.
3ro-Porouc nacenos los enrios en- dinero me-
yicaoo O dinero americana. segln colveEga a! ellen
&c. hacienda los pages, PI2EClSAMkNIE Ell e. A-
rar cie Sc ncs ordene, vud;endo racer situaclones
nor TELEGRAPH a TODAS PARTIES J por ~cua!quleT
cantidad.-Ademas. ruestroS Clientes no t;enen
que anGarse mo!estando ell escrib!r cartas a Mex
co nj en- andar mandando giros. cue mucnas We
ces Sc eytravian u otras son cobrados por perSo-
mas dlstintas. 10 que TO puede %suceder, hacienda les
ervios per co7GIlcto de Nayo's Honey Exchange.
4to.-Poroue Hacienda sus cnv!cs { Nayos Mo-
nev Exchange. los hace , una casa perfectamente
conociia. Ia mas antigua ? "a mas solvente en- 81 "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-31
AGENCIA ADUANAL "MEXICALT'

Con ell no-nbre que si-ve de epigra-
fe a estas lineas, los senores N. Perez
TreviHo. NJ. Albania G. Y E. c. Lous-
taunau han constituido una Sociedad
que en- Mexicali, Baja California Sc
dedicara a los negocios que su nombre
indica,
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LIE temcp a los rebsldsS.

En- estacion Is2si Sc recibieron avi-
SOS oportunos de la 2resencia de las
fuerzas revoluc!orarias, Y ALI Sc de-
tuvo. el trcn dc pasajeros. e. jefe de
Ii fuerza carranc;sta que cui6aba de
dicho convoy avanzo en- el T en-
plorador con e. objeto de encontrarse
cen los rebe!des Y batirios, para des-
pejar Ia via Y permitir que el tren
cont:nuara 81 Marcia.
Los rebeldes habian tornado magni-
f;cas posiciones y sc ~disponian q re-
sistir ell atsque de los carrancistas
tan pronto como estos Sc aproxima-
ron.
Pero e. jefe de la tuerza gobiernis-
ia. al aproximarse a donde estahan
los rebeldes. Sc do cuenta de que es-
tos eran muchos. V deciGi5 no atacar-
los. sino regresar con la mayor VIC
lencia possible a donde estaba ell tren
lie pasajeros Y ordenar cue este re
.Sresara a Tampico.
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Couldn't Tempt Hun From Base.

American and British ships, it may
now be published, conveyed by mine
sWeepers, eruised dozens of times close
to the German base, but the German
Iships could not be tempted to come
out
Nevertheless the boys of the allied
navies, tense and eager. could not con
ceal their hope for scrap with the
German until the German ships were
anchored obediently at their designat-
ed stations So ~
I'VE know we would get them but
not this way, damn it," growled an
American gunner, and he summed up
the sentiment of all the U. S. navy.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Two 2-horse wagons, or : pai Jay
ladders, one Osbourn binder, lift 1ue'
lone mower, Mccormick, in good shape
one Deere corn planter, fertilizer at
tachment, good as new; one snlg'9
corn planter, one Buckeye eultiyatof'
two No. 40 Oliver chilled plows, one
spring tooth harrow, two one-hoFse
cultivators, two cutting boxes.
HARNESS.
Two sets Yankee harness, two sels
lead harness, one pair. check mes
three collars, five brides, -four h&i'
.ters, two pair breast chains, one par
butt traces.
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit OF s months will be given
on all sums of $4,000 and over fui'
chaser to give note with approved ST.
curity, negotiable and payable at inc
Old National Bank, of MartinspaIs,
W,sya,, with interest from date bull i
paid at maturity, interest will be re-
'mitted. No property to be remove"
Until terms of sale have been coll'
piled with
ALEX TARlC0.
T.. G. Hoffman, Auctioneer.
HARDWOOD BurkHart, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ADAEl V. SMALTZ, Extrx, &C.
VS.. In Chancery
w. A. SMALTZ. ct al.
Commissioners Office,
Martinsburg, W. Va, Nov. 8, 1918.
To all persons interested in the above
entitled cause:
BY a decree of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley County, w. Va, entered in
the above entitled cause on the goth
day of September, 1918, the same was
referred to me, with instructions to
ascertain and report.
FIRST-The personal estate owned
by A. j. Smaltz, at the time of his
death, the character and value there
Of
SECOND-What disposition, ii any
was made of the said personal estate
by the said Adah V. Smaltz, Executril
as aforesaid of the said A. J. Smaltz,
deceased, and how much, if any, of
the personal estate is in her hands,
available for the payment of any debts
owing by said decedent.
THIRD-A settlement of the DAMN.
istration of the estate of the said de-
cedent, by the said Adah v. sSmaltz
Executrix as aforesaid
What debts the said A. j.
Smaltz owed at the time of his death,
to whom they are payable their ma.
ture and their respective amounts and
priorities.
FIFTH-What real estate was owned
by the said decedent at the time of
his death, its quantity, description and
location.
SlXTH--And such other matters as
any party in interest may require, the
same being pertinent, or such other
matters as the Commissioner himself
may deem pertinent, whether so re.
Edlested or not.
You will therefore take notice that
| have fixed on FRIDAY THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1918, at 10 A.
NJ. as the time when and my Office in
Martinsburg, w. Va, as the place
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-27
TWELVE CARS DERA|LED
NEAR NORTH MOUNTAIN

Sunday morning Low Grade, near
North Mountain, was the scene Of a
freight wreck which entailed a loss
of approximately $4,000, as the result
of the engine on one eastbound track
striking the caboose on another train
going the same direction The acct
dent occurred as the trains passed a
curve 42e
Nine cars were derailed and the ca
boose was knocked over an embank-
ment The damage was to the train
that was hit, the other escaping. No
one was injured but Low Grade. was
tied UP at least twelve hours.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.


Having accepted a position at the
Baker quarries, will sell at my resi-
dence, miles east of Bunker Hill, on
the Bunker Fill and Middleway Road
ON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2s, 1918,
beginning at 10 a. M, the following
personal property:
s HEAD HORSES, coLTs AND
MULES.
Doll, bay mare, 6 years old, fine
strap mare. Fannie, black mare, 8
years old Prince, bay horse s years
old, work any place. One Q year old
colt. One pair mules, 2 yehrs old.
$ HEAD CATTLE.
mich cows, and a fine heifer. 4
months old.
II. HEAD SHEEP.
10 head ewes, one years oil and
one buck.
Y HEAD HOGS.
One brood sow, a good one. viii far.
row about the first Of january. The
rest are thrifty shoats. H
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RIDGEWAY SERVICES.

There will be preaching. at the fol
lowing places on Ridgeway Charge, M.
E. Church, South, Sunday December
II: Rest church II a. M, Darkesville
g p. M, and Arden 715 p. m. The Sac
rament Of the Lords Supper, will be
administered at the morning and aft
ernoon services.
An offering for the American Bible
Society will be taken at the night ser
vices.
w. R. HARDEsTY, Pastor.
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NAVY PREPARES TO
BRING ARMY HOME
SEES GERMAN FLEET INTERNED
AND WILL NOW GET READY
TO TRANSPORT YANKS.
BY HAROLD sEcHToL.

european Manager of the n. E. Al
WITH U. S. BATTLE SQUADRON,
{ GRAND FLEET. NORTH SEA.-Now
that the German ships are impotent
captiyes, officers of the American sea
forces are considering plans for the
transporting of the American army
home
Each ship has been ordered to re-
Port how many troops it can carry and
the minimum crew necessary to man
the ship.
The remainder of the personnel will
be available to man regular trans
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-27
HARRY sYRER,s SUGGESTION.

PHILIPPI, w. ", Nov 27.-Harry
H. Byrer, assistant district attorney,
suggests that a Y. NJ. c. A. hut in
Philippi would be fine monument to
the soldiers and advocates a branch
|of the organization, which would make
a community center.
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where / will proceed to execute the
said order Of reference, and if from
any cause the same be not complet-
ed on that day it will be adjourned
from time to time, at the same place
until it is completed
Given under my hand this Sth day
of November, 1918.
w. B. COLSTON,
Commissioner in Chancery OF Said
Court. IL 9 16 90 80
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors of A. j. Smaltz, De
ceased:
In pursuance of decree of the Cir
Cult Court of Berkeley County. w. Va,
made in a cause therein pending, to
subject the real estate of the said A.
J. Smaltz to the payment of his debts,
you are required to present your claim
against the estate of the said A. j..
Smaltz, for adjudication, tow. B.
Colston Commissioner, at his Office
in said County on or before the 18th
day Of December, 1918.
Witness L. Dew Gerhardt, Clerk of
the said Court
i. Dew GERHARDT, Clerk.
IL cts.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-11-27

Dogs wool is being spun into com.
forts in England. King Edward, when
alive, had a waistcoat, from his Bor.
zois which he had himself clipped.
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ports of the merchant marine.

! ports of the merchant marine
The American fleet was never at a
higher state of efficiency than on the
day of the surrender of the German
navy
Aboard the Wyoming, | saw typical
| scenes of preparedness to meet any
thing that might happen. No chances
were being taken. Every man was at
battle position.
Guns Ready For Action.
The guns were not pointed toward
to swing instantly and in the plotting
the German ships, but they were ready
room the range was kept constantly
| The commander said, IF they start
anything Zowie, In 40 seconds we will
be blazing away practically point-blank
from both sides. 1t would be plain sui
eide for the Germans"
But the German ships drew in with
no false moves, the officers sullenly
pacing the decks.
Lord, how I'd hate to be in their
Shoes said Yank after Yank.
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Martinsburg, W. Va,
November 21st, 1918.

reliance Life Insurance Co..
Orignators of perfect Protection"
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gear Srs:-
On August 18th your agent, Mr.. A. &C. Burns talked
husband about your wonderful Perfect Policy
My husband liked the policy but put buying
for month until he had picked and sold his apples
knowing the uncertainty of Life and Health your agent
persuaded him to do now The transaction closed
Them husband giving his note for the policy to be paid
shortly when the apples sold and agent giving
him the binder receipt, which protected him once 1t
seemed foolish to do this because husband
ceptionay strong robust and healthy
he could insure just well a little later on.
On October 18th just little than weeks
later husband died with influenza The proofs death
mailed you November 10th your draft for
100000 in full settlement received by to-day
just five days later. received additional
total amount received from you of $4,O15.H.
hardly know how express my appreciation for the
most courteous and absolutely fair which
been treated by and for the full payment this claim
in any way whatever.
Trusting this letter will help show others the great
portance securing Perfect delay
with my sincere thanks, l am
Yours very truly,
MRS ALLEN H. VAN METRE,
r. F. D. No. 1. Martinsburg, w. Va.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-01
State Administrator Says II Is Duty Of
Every Householder; Enlarge
Storage Capacity
RELIEVE RAILWAYS;
GET SUMMER PRICE
Points Out Cermany's Condition; Quotes
Hun Newspaper; May Save ''Heat-
less Days" in Future

Special to the Express.
Ada, Okla, April THAT it is the
duty of every coal consumer in Ok.
lahoma to buy his next winters sup.
ply as early as possible, is the ad-
vice given out from the office of P.
A. Norris, federal fuel administrator
for Oklahoma. To buy early is advis-
able not only to avoid suffering i'll
the future, but is necessary if we ex-
pect to be as efficient as our enc.
mics.
That the early-buying-of-coal move.
ment has its parallel in the country
cf our enemy, Germany, may be seen
from the following extract from the
Bremen Buerger Zeitung, directed,
evidently, at the people of Bremen
who, in spite of repeated pleadings,
have not taken adequate measures
to get in their supplies Of coal The
notice is headed "The State Coal Bu.
@CbN etAlh Al A@uA'
"Thc state coal bureau has had to
issue 4 notice again today reprimand.
ing the householders who, for some
erason, refused to accept their allot
ment Of coal. Such lack Of under
standing of the difficulties of supply
ing coal makes distribution harder,
and it particularly hinders cO-opera-
tion. Even the lack of space, except
in a few important instances is no
reason for refusal A place will have
to be made. Every one should at
least try to take in his share of the
scanty coal supply, which it is posi-
bic to get at all"
This statement from the enemy's
country is illuminatiye not only of
the difficulties that the German au-
ttorities are experiencing in trying
to avert a coal famine, but as point
ing clearly to the duty that deyolves
on every American householder so to
enlarge his private coal-storing ca
pacity that he may take care of the
storage of all the coal that he needs
for the coming winter By buying it
as soon as possible after April 1, he
not only gets the advantage of the
summer coal price, but he insures
himself against any possible repeti-
tion of the discomfort of transporta-
tion from the shoulders of the rail-
roads which are going to be tested
to their fullest capacity and efficien-
cy in carrying fuel, supplies, guns.
ard ammunition to the fighters at the
front.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-04-01
HARRISON
TOWNSHIP
PATRIOTIC

Oscar Simpson and M. II. Shepard
visited Pixies Peak yesterday. They
made the entire trip in one day.
Some record
It so happens however, that the
particular Pixies Peak visited by the
county officials was not the well
known and justly famous resort in
Colorado, but a school house located
10 miles south of Bradley. 1t was
the scene yesterday of rousing pa
triotic meeting at which Messrs.
Simpson and Shepard made address
es. A precinct Council of Defense
and Red Cross organization result
ed from the meeting.
In speaking of the meeting, Mr..
Simpson said I'VE had big crowd
and an enthusiastic one. These peo-
pie in Harrison township are patri-
otic and want to help, but they have
simply been overlooked, apparently.
The information we we're able to give
them in one meeting will not suffice.
They want more information and de-
sire to get into the game to help
whip the kaiser
Mr.. Simpson and Mr.. Shepard will
go to Rocky Ford tomorrow night
and on Wednesday night will hold q
meeting at school district No. SO.