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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
Government Railroad Expansion Plans
Inadequate TO Meet Nations Needs

Tbonrb the government has been
In control Of railroads tor nearly SIX
.,,3onths. II has as yet done very little
H. provide increased transportation
Facilities. The railroad administra-
|tion has largely concentrated Its
work upon cutting out passenger
|traffic and the routing OF fre'ght by
'tbe shortest line without having done
'any serious work as yet TO measure
hp TO the need OF Increased trans
'portation itself.
Tile order recently given for 100,-
coo cars and one thousand lOconIo-
iIyes. with rumors that this quantity
viii be somewhat increased, caused
mo publlc not familiar with railroad
matters to think that a wonderful
rtcp had been taken towards enldrg-
ing our transportation facilities
when as a matter OF fact the entire
order Of cars and locomotives is not
sufficient to make up fVr annual de-
probation.
During the years when railroad
prosperity justified rapid expansion
Of their facilities ana before the in
terstate commerce commission, state
legislatures and the publtcogeneraIly
had entered upor a campaign Of rail-
road batting and destruction. the
railroads ordered annually from four
TO five times as many locomotives as
the government has now ordered ana
from two to three times as many
ears.
Tln orders given by American rail
roaa for locomotives and cars from
-sof1o 1908 are exceedingly in,er-
sstinS when compared with the or
iers which are now being given by
the government. The figures are rs
Domestic Orders for Locomotives
and Freight Cars Sfnsp tpgt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
Orders for Locomotives
and Freight Cars since 1901.

IOnuasung lheso TlFures OF IrUW
1900 to over 5000 locomotives a
year for several years between 1901
and 4hD6 with the 1000 locomotives
now ordered by the government and
the orders for freight cars which in
1s05 aggregated 341 900 with the or
Ger OF 100000 cars now made by the
.overnment and we begin to get an
idea of the inadequacy Of the gov
srament's plans for increasing the
roiling stock of the country.
Since 1901. population has in
creased from 76,000,0O0 10 aboat
105, 100000 and business IN that time
has enormously expanded. But be-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
rlg Cmh McnhcrshIn Increnses

one hundred thousand boys and
girls are now members OF pig clubs
This Is more than twice the number
enrolled last year when Az, 900
members produced approximately
1Q,000,000 pounds OF dressed pork
Theso boys and girls are raising pigs
under the supervision of local pig
club leaders who are cooperating
with the state colleges and the
United States department of agri-
culture.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
Couldn't DO II.

"John, you're spending a lot of
money for cigars lately"
SYes, the government collects n
nice tax on tobacco. II would be
unpatriotic to cut down on my
smoking"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
PIcnsing ENerNhnIN.

That lecturer is very popular. lie
gives it to the saints ana sinners
alike"
"Wcll?"
And that seems to make hit
with both classes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

accidents by field and flood"
Might be good stuff to put on
my letterhead," declared Wombat,
the Careful Mover.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
aadder than ever IL refuse to talk. "

Good Stuff.
Shakespeare speaks of moving
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

DO YOU talk back to your wife
whom she goes on the warpath."
Yes, mildly. Seems 70 make her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY


RENT or LTAsE-W Warehouse proper
q, 75X-0J feet sheds, leading platform
with railroad facilities both sides. local-
Cd close 10 center OF city. For iniorma-
iiun apply Union Compress and Ware
house CO., 50i Hermann Bldg, Iouston.
Tr=as.
HONING PICTURE MACHINE, booth
Tor sale. good condition. =. O. Box
l0h. QUAY, Okla.
GARAGE FOR SALE-First class gar
age. fully equipped, on oil belt high
way between wichita Falls Texas. and
Ranger oil fields monthly business 81
600 Six thousand dollars viii handle.
f. o. Box l27. Graham, Texas,
FOR SALE-Confcction and news
stand; n snap II taken az once. V. s..
care bklohomAn.
A WARM WINTER HOME FOR delicate
folk; altitude 1885 feet; clear sun
shiny climate. 5-room cottage; an modern
C0uyonlcnces; $3.50 less than actual value;
within minutes OF business center:
good uc.ghbOrhUod write for particulars.
-oj W. College avenue, San Angelo.
Texas
DO not sell your lands nor invest In
worthless OIL stocks without my certln-
cate OF inspection: nature will not lie; 81
years Of scientific studies OF oil lands
makes natures signs plain 10 me. O. W.
Murray, Geologist. gS2 Louisiana Ave.
Shreveport La.
FOR sALE-S5. 900 stock mems furnish
inrsi good, clean. well assorted mer-
chaudise. cleaning and pressing In con
rection. will consider some trade. j. c.
Parker Frederick, okla.
FOR SALE-Stock of high grade gents
furnishings at QUAY okla; best looH-
tlon In town. viii reduce stock to suit
purchaser Cawley Bros, Quay, Okla.
GROCERY and meat market doing good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

...r7s1r--'. -7r-'~---r-
.TOR sAI.E-Rest paying drug store ot
size nm Oklahoma. Invoices s. 500. rea-
SON Tor s.I.nr. owner. I'm draft Address
T. T. c,rr OtIahonnr
-------
FOR SALE,-A icw"ly stock and fix.
lures. with side lines, confectionery and
stationery VIII invoice t'aOOi can re-
.'.' SI' Euou u,i.oh, ony l'"t'rl
'r ,y"u a.. ''oVV popu'""on. " '" c"'e
-I.''.. .'l'"u. "
JEWTLFR- Make me best offer. cash or
trade on good set tools and material,
Iu good oklahoma town. Value about
$500 W n. Okhhoman
FOR sALF.-Candy Kitchen and Ice
Cream Factory in one Of the best towns
In oklahoma. Now clearing over 5000 per
month. Must sell on account Of Old age
ann iaI.nE h'9lthr bargain u taken
n'iore august l. Don Wrle unless you
."'"h uus'H'Ss. Huuiess W. NJ care ON
''h''h '1
WANT To buy good picture show In large
town. 4U- 5. OAahoma st. Shawnee,
OkIl
NANTED-A steam vuIcanlzlng outfit in
trade Tor E26o shares Treasury stock.
iu Retailers Fire Insurance company OF
oklahoma city and some cash. ~ l.
Da"iNuI, Nidmoie, Okla.
BARBER shop for sale 90 miles vest of
Atrhisnn AZ rnlI.s rortb ~ N,rG,t'
tan: this is an ali white shop. KoEen
chairs and bath: 2 chairs working; this
shop runs better than $40 per month.
rent 80. In town OF LOO; price $500; n
you want a real bargain come and look
u over. W. H. Pieltier Blue Rapids,
Kan.
FOR SALE-Exelusiv dray line and
business; no opposition: live town or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

FOR SALE Newspaper and job office In
ono OF the boHt locations In the state.
W y, care Oklnhoman.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-lncome rental
property rented at tl7 month IN stone
wall. okla. what have your O. II
Hagen, Salem. Ind
CLEANING, pressing aud tailoring busi-
ness Tor sale doing good business In
live Oklahoma oil town, Address Box H.
SHpupn, okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
FOR SALE
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

\SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE
New and second hand. Right prices
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY CO.,
3l1 West Main St Phone Walugt i5I
OKLAHOMA TYPEWWfEH co.
2Oi y Robinson Walnut $50
Typcwritcrs bought and sold. rented
and repaired: new used and rebuilt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

batOu White. used less thln three
'cks, perfect condition, $1,000 less than
~ rpunft rufg okla hUmnU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
ar III - lll l'' i'I.
r. r. STUAIGT & 60
rN ~
g (g(0g

walnut slr -W''1 NPNt MAIN
800 ACRES land 10 trade for morchan-
disc one mile from Duke. Okla All
good tillahle land; 225 acres In cultivation.
Ahlrnaa BOY Y H.IlIs. OkIn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
PROFESSIONAL

COACHING - An experienced teacher
wants private coaching TO do In grade
work until school opens. T-57, care okla
hOman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

HAVE block Of stock fu substantial. To-
coI going concern 10 trpdc. for city
property o. land Phone Maple hH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

on leases Tor sale in the Pine Island OF
field Caddo Parish. Louisiana, tho
greatest oil producing field IN the coun-
try; ! have some choice and proven ncre-
age at attractive prices J. W. Atkins,
1lO9-illO Merchants building. shreve.
port, Ia,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
FOR SALE OR TRADE

west side ~ state. dark loam soil. pr,r-
tcaly an tlilnbl" 925 urros cultivated:
two sois " improvements. one Groom
ana Groom house, orchard, clstcru barn.
large 7u'rce hike. Hll wen fenced hI
niles NJ two good railroad towns. good
roads, mortgage. s. 5000. price. SIS 900.
VIII trade equity fur ol,pr city property
" Il. Ayers. 2uG Colcord Hldg Walnut
5GI1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
BIG Truck BARGAIN


5-ton White, used less thln three
weeks; perfect condition, yLOOo less than
co.'s. Leonard, care Oklahumnn.
MAXWELL touring car at bargain. fine
condition Maple 5'3
one 5-passcugcr Dodge guaranteed TO
be I'm Al shape; owner drafted must
sell Evening call Maple lSOl-R 1920 W.
Main
FOR TRADE 5000 worth ~ Deep Run
Mining n Milling CO.. To trade for 1917
or 1918 Ford roadster In good condition.
Percy W Newton, Loco, Okla.
LUCKY ONE.
Ford Coupclct with many extras at n
bargain. 1og \. Broadwny
FOK SALE Practically new 1918 Ford.
j-passenper price, $3.50 Can at l0--
W 23rd St
FOR SNLE-SLIGHTLN USED lt-TON
BETHLEHEM TRUCK WITH STAKE
BODY AND CAR Tor thus TRUCK
USED As OUR DEMONSTRATOR, CAN
NOT HE TOLD PROM NEW TRUCK
AND GUARANTEED SAME AS NEW
TRUCK: WILL SELL At FACTORY
COST PRICE TO CASH BUYER.
OKLAHOMA TRUCK CORPORATION
gO5-gO7 ~ BROADWAY.
PHONE WALNUT Ga2l
LONG DISTANCE g.
FOR SALE. 5-passcnGcr REQ. cv-
Ccllcut condition: owner leaving city
Evening call Maple ls07-R 1920 W
Main
BICYCLE for sale cheap, with all equip.
mruts 1923 r.. 18Th
FOR SALE-LRte model 7-passcngcr
Haynes. new tires and paint, first class
repair, sacrifice on account of going 10
army. look II over, make me offer 1924
~ Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

PAIR Of lots In Oklahoma City, cost
$3.50: viii take 100 shares Of American
on n Refining stock. w. G SteinmetE.
ChlCknShn. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
OKLAHOMA RANCH

2OIG ACRB RANCH tract 10 miles from
r. f. town-nenr Automobile Road
60 per cent tlllablc-wcll wntcred Two
3-room houses. well. springs. etc; ~
acres fenced and In cultivation zinc
Mines near this tract same structure on
this tract Price $3.50 per acre 5000
GAN b.. assumed No trades
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklnhona

ron TRADE. Property In DrumrghL
okla Tor farm. rents tUr 500 pei
month. absolutely frst Clnss For par.
ucuars address lIoS lC2 shawnee, Oka.
wv QD 1VC ACRES ON tho car line,
wv OYW. highly equipped FOR Chick-
ems and fruit. Broom house;
good cement basement, good barn. woll:
plenty NJ Outbuldlurs. everything 10
make nm ideal suburban home, tho place
for chickens. hogs and nut going nt n
sacrifice, might consider homo In city
In exchange Listing 2glS
SEQ llorrcl, Farm Department. Resi-.
dcnce Maple 3G5l-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
.NMIIRlEzCH1GNI q lC5I05g

walnut 27 2upi, Wr.t Main.
FoK SALl;-Fce 10 80 acres good prairie
land, cultivated, miles northwest ot
NoW1lh hr'ug the west half northwest
quarter northeast quarter. and northcest
quarter, northwest quarter. nurtheust
quarter section 49, 20 north n cnrt. or
s't oil w'll now to ho drilled, Leased for
9lt and gns. Address E-3O, care Okla
homuu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

ANY county map ot Oklahoma 25c
Adams Engineering Co, Oklahoma city.
2O6 n Robinson avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
TIRE NEWS
Auto to Trade for
Bungalow

NTNItLY now sIV CVTIndoT- fIUo COn0T-
ion, five passenger WIN trad" for
equity I'm bungalow North or North
west Telephone PHN-l and ask for
Martin
PARTY gone to shipyord viii sell Harley
Davidson motorcycle, single cylinder
chain drive, good running order can
: g Russell, 2.1la ". Grand ave. Price
5000
If YOU have auto 10 exchange FOR first
mortgage note, gilt edge security, call
Walnut i75l
FORD ROADSTER body complete. good
shape; for sale cheap Walnut 22a9
1905 West 3Qth street
FOR ShLE 5-pnsscugcr Ford car
Walnut EsN7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

h"o ACRES ~ very rich sulphur land for
sale lu tulUcrson County. Texas. sui,
rlu- showing oa surface. FRED q.
IEEN- NIn IInIn. T-kL.-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

Oklahoma.
FREE LIST-Cnrtcr county farms grow
anything, write r. NJ Yates. tho
earth man. Ardmorc. Okla.
ATTENTION FARMERS-2O choice
eastern Oklahoma farms Tor sale ana
rent at low prices and on easy terms. II
wih pay parties who want TO buy or
rent farms to answer this advertisement
Write JAS =. Allen. Home office. BOX
l6. Station r.. Kansas city. Mo, or
Branch office. lnon. Okla.
CHEAP STOCK FARM
100 ACRES i3 miles y. w oklahoma
city Stock Yards; 90 acres cultivation,
balance pasture; springs; Groom
house barn well. orchard. Price '2,'oO.
ROSS H. THOMAS n SONS co.
500 Campbell Hldg
FOR SAIE-Two bargains u sold quick
Fine 100 acres. good buildings miles
county seat, 10000, good terms Extra
snap. 40 acres, large house aud hnrn, I'M
worth S. 800, and $1,000 buys
it, r. H. wood. Newklrk, Okla.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-11

Inde.4mdence Day was observed In
the county seat according 10 sugges-
lions made ~ the Council Of Defense
and very interesting program Was
most creditably rendered Judge
B. Harris camalier presided In his
usual able manner. and In the opening
address, and later in accepting tbs
county's Liberty Loan Honor Flag,
spoke most eloqucntly and feelingly.
Mr.. L. J. Sterling, county chairman
OF the Liberty Loan campaign, pre-
sented the county and town flags with
appropriate remarks. DR. F. r.
Greenwich, Mayor Of and
one OF 81. Mary's most pleasing ora
tors, delivered the speech OF acceptance
on the part OF the town. Miss Louise
Norris acquitted herself remarkably
we'll in reading the Declaration Of In
dependence, and Major f. D. Hath
away, OF Washington, delivered .
very inspiring address. America"
and the "star Spangled Banner" wers
rendered in fine style by . selected
chorus with the audience joining Ia,
Miss Phiio Morgan accompanying on
The piano
Drills and tablcaux By The little girls
and boys were distinct feature Of
the celebration, and great credit Is
due Mrs. F. r. Greenwich and Miss
Madge Fenwick who trained and
coached lhom.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-11
WilsOn--BurrOuuhs

On Monday, July !, In She presence
Of few friends, Miss Mabel Eliza
beth Wilson, daughter OF DR.. J. u. u.
wilson. Of Charlotte Hall, ibis county,
became the wife Of Mr.. William Wood.
barry Burroughs, Of MechAnicsyilIe,
also OF this county.
The marriage look place at 81
Pauls Church. Baltimore, the Rev.
Oscar Woodward Zeigler, Gloss
friend OF both bride and groom, ofiici.
ating.
The bride wore white 0eorgctiz
crepe, with whits picture hat, and car
ried shell-plnk roses. Her only ~.
lendant was her sister, Miss Margcry
Wilson, who wore pale-pink organdie.
The best man was Mr.. W. +. Chesley,
Jr., OF Charlotte Hall.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom left for motor trip, and upon
their return will stay for a short tlms
with the brides family, after which
they expect 70 make their home in Mo-
Gainesville.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-11
NOTICE |
judges ~ Election Who Are -
Act as OfgseeSs ~
R0ala2gation.


In compliance With section I, Artlsls
%, OF She Code Of Public Gonsral Laws
az MARYLAND tBMgbyis, 1884, As
amended BY the Acts Of Me General
Assembly of Maryland Of The year
1915, entitled nEleciiona, notice IL
hereby given Of The names and real.
dences Of the Judges who are TO act ~
OfIieers OF Registration for 81 MarY's
County 10 serve 81 abe general 0loetion
10 be held November s, 1918.
The respective residences and the
district and precincts In which they
are 70 serve aud the political party
which they represent AFRO given 10 the
following list:
First Dlssrics.
q. Edgar Smith, dem, Sc. Inigoes
Ernest Bohanan, rep, b. Inigoea
Second Districi.
Thos. II. Ellff, dem. Valley Lee
Robert II. Tarlton, rep, Valley Leo
Third DistrIcs First Prccincs.
Johnson MaltIngly, dem. Compton
Joshua Thompson, rep, Lovcvills
Third Dlssrict Second Precinct.
George Combs, dem., Beauvue
John Wathsn, rep, Lsonardtown
Fourth Dissriek
jas. Il. Davis, dem, Chaptico
Francis @. Hayden, rep, Clemensa
Fifth DIstrIes.
q. r. williams, dem, MeohanlcsvIIls
| ESQ 8. Knott, req, MechanicsviIls
Sixth Dlssrics.
| r. Wesms Hutchins, dem., Hollywood
II. Eek Jones, rep., Hollywood
Seventh District
II. Allen Mastingly, dem, AbellI
E. A. Burch, rep, Miiestowr
Eighth DIstrics.
Alex. Stevens, dem. California
John w. Jones' rep. PeaFsol
Ninth Districs.
IH. r. SmallwO0d, dem, 80. Ceos. Isl
Edw. v. Brown. rep, Sc. Coos. isl
Appointses must take the oath Of 81
fee before member OF lhe Board.
IJuatica OF the PnacB Dr Notary Pub
lie and mall same TO the once Of ID
Supervisors OF ElectiOms NJ L@pnmrd
town, Nd, ON or before The g0sh d.
OF July. 1918, otherwise theIr one
will be deelArad vacant and puccesso
appointed. A blank oath Of chico wi
be- mailed 10 each appoinlse.
| Protests against any Of Mo appoint
ments must 30 died 10 writing on 9
before July %, 1918.
\ i. WILSON ADAMS,
WA. n. HEHhEHK,
= =. TENNIsQN,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-11
News From the Seventh.

Mrs. Ernest Weaver and family, OF
Tenleytown, are visiting Mrs. Adam
T. While, OF Capitol Hill.
Mr.. Marion Gibson, of the Virginia
Shipbuilding Corp, accompanied by
his fiancee, Miss Nellie Gass, Of the
Capitol City, are spending few days
with relatives and friends In this sec
ton.
Messrs. Charlie Huseman and Gar
net Arnold, both of the Va. Shipbnild-
ing Corp. spent the Fourth with rela-
tives and I. lends In this section.
Messrs. Walter. and, Gilbert Long, Of
Washington, are the guests OF their
brother, Mr.. Wade Long, of Broom
field.
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Cullins, oil
Dynard, arc receiving congratulations
on the birth OF delightful baby girl.
We haven't decided which are wearing
the broadest smile, grandpa George
or dad dad Russell.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Webster Owens, of Bushwood, and
left q bouncing baby boy. Our con
ORGANIZATIONS. GABRIEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-11
WAFER SUPPLY FQR POULTRY



01epA<sa bx he United Btates Depart.
m1A % AEf7cuitural
A supply q pure drinking water
frequently renewed Il as necessary
for poultry - sufficient supplies Of
fDOd.
There are two different types Of
drinking vessels for poultry II com
mon use: Open xeasels~-pagia pans,
crooks and The Ike; and drinking
fountains 20 constructed mat dust and
ART cannot get ipfo the watsf except
~ Nay Of very small exposed sur
face.
Ehsee quite opposite types Of drink
ing veasei are about equally popular
with poultry keepers Open vessels
catch more dlrs ana dust but are more
eanily deaned. Closed fountaIps may
be used fbuch longer without cleaning,
but = allowed % become fotf are
harder 10 clean thoroughly.
Facing open dEtnling vessels on q
ahelk q foot o. more above the foot
preyents tbs hens from scratching
coarse litter Into them bot does not
keep cut fns dust which fioata ia the
air and settles "a the water.
Thoroughly rinsing open vessels
once . Gay and seRiding drinking foun.
sains unce or twfcn D week win uaunlI-
keep mem ~ clean as necessary
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-11
r. CO d Camp Meade.

n
he following have been selected 70
rs 70 Camp Meade on or about July
az:
Richard 8. Cusick, Oraville
Thos. Elmer Jenkins, Mechnnicsville
Michael Kurtzman, 81. Msry's City
Jas. Gustav Senner, Wash. State
Howard X. Purcell, Valley Lee
Clarance T. Taylor, Beechyille
Robt. Irving Harrison, Ckaptico
VIM A. Owens, Dynard
Neal Fenwick, Leonardtown
Tony D. Delozisr, Scotland
Manly Lonndes Joy, Hollywood
Henry Thompson Mayor, Scotland
Louis Spencer Abel, Hollywood
Thos. Henry Fenwick. Scotland
sBruce johnson Quade, Hurry
sJas. Lafayette Gray, Laurel Grove
&c. Burroughs, GRANVILLE
~ Altefnates.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-11

Hfs. Bum LstleF.
Here IL letter that IL certain 70
prove OF interest " people 10 ibis viein-
Ity, IS cases Of This SORT occur In al
most every neighborhoods and people
should knoS what 10 do in like cir
cumstances:
SAVANNAH, No, Oct II, 1913.
"a used bottle Of Chamberlein's
Collie and DiArrhoea Remedy about
nine years ego and II cured ms Of aux
idysenteryl / had another attack Of
he sans complains some three or four
year Ego and & few doses Of this remo.
az cured me-. have recommended
Chambarlain'a Collie and DiaFrhoea
question asked above.
flssnedy 70 dozens OF people since
frss used it"--adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-07-11

Flies Over Troy. Ohio

Flies Over Troy. Ohio
Lieut. James Burch, Of the Wilbur
Wright Geld, nephew OF Mrs. VIII
Combs, did some fancy Aging over The
ci.y Monday afternoon, flying unusual
ly low and also doing some fancy
tricks, much W The admiration Of hun-
drcds Of people over the city who saw
him. ITO hnAlly landed Al he Me-
Cullough field west OF the city.
Lieut. Burch few 80 low be nearly
touched The top OF the cIty buildinE
and al low attitudes a. veil IS high he
did the fancy Aging He eirelsd
low around tho outskirts Of The city
before returning.
Three other neroplanes made she
"trip 70 Troy Monday afternoon, one
arriving early Tuesday lBorninR,
These did not land. LieaL Burch
spent Sunday In Troy, . guest OF Mira.
Combs. Troy Daily Times.
ILieut- Burch Is son Of DR. and
Mrs. WIN. Bkltsell Burch, Of Valley
Ice, this county. - Ed.
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Radcliffe Chaul.uqua.
LsanardIawn duly la. L9. 70

Radcliffe Chanlsuqua.
Lsonardlown July IL. 10. 70
Opening Day tAiternoon ~ >. ri:
Tbs Hawaiian Serepaders. Ccasvert
"Yaka Up, Ameriea."
Night 70 .. IA. j:
Mrs, Helen b, Paulsens.. Lecture
Ths Hawaiian 8erenaders- Concert
The Call Of Demopraey."
Second Day tMornins. 1870 .. n. J:
Demonstration lecture BY an expert
bearing the authorized message OF
the Food Administration.
"MohllixiuR American Kitchens 70
Help Win the War
Afternoon a p. MI;
The Franceska kaspar lawson
Company ................. Concert
Domestic Science Expert. Lecture
patriotism Expressed In Domestic
Eaieieney."
Night or. M:
The Chautauqua Director. Leisure
1.-THE Cali 70 The Colors."
The Franceska KaspaF lawson
Company, 800. ......Concsrt
Third Day tMorning-l0:s0 .. m.
Demonstration lecture By . Red
Cross nurse bearing tho authcrixed
message OF the American Red Cross
ssThe Prevention OF Disease ~ d
Patriotic Duty"
Afternoon "a y. IN. j:
Beilino-Taylor Co. Entertainment
Red Cross Representative. Lecture
'sThe Story of the Rad Cross Ia Peace
aud War;
Night 20 ~, M
Tho ChautauQua Director. Lecture
when the Boys Como Home"
BcllIno-TayIOr Co. .knsertsinmont
Season tickets good for al sessions,
adults, $50. children, q %.
Tickets for single sessions, adults,
Soc; children, BIC.