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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
TEACHER Wins
HIS RELEASE
Arrested on Advices From
Sacramento Sheriff

Thomas =. Rsmaine. 1850
broadway. night instructor b
electricity cissses n e3ruaaway
high school. ssYeseed b. poa1c<
"Wednesday On m siles~A eAsrgs
u grand lsr~~ny sesinst him b
Sacramento. wns o~4~r~1 ~
leas~d from custody By supssssv
Sudge A. w. Frat<v Friday.
when his attorney. Hevyneu 3.
Frye. SECURED approval u habeas
corpus proceedInes-
Romaine was held on IN OYER
charge and no teie9raphic warrant
for his arrest had been recesved IN.
police merely had Dispatch from
the sheriff Of Sacramento county
that Romaine wss wanted On I
rrand larceny charge.
: Deputy Prosecutor John A. FvnseI
refused to file charges aeAins'
Homaine without further advtces
from the Sacramento sheriff Ro
maine. who VA. In the army. de
mics any knowiedse OF grand mr.
ceuy or any other crime COMMITTED
IN Sacramento He said he vas u
business their eight months seo. bu
-oId out and came to SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA vEssElA


Especial from q n weather nur~ss,
rAroosii ISLAND. Dee. is--s A ~
Missing tsrcmsters clear wfrd ssushssss
savai ,us. probably the assssAssis. q
siis q n.i . steamer ~ s,se . m-i .
i p.s."s.. a. liza. ''i s = .,ss
nerthsass 10 .iiss ~ hruv rssss1 ~ I
su v. " Buch q iffse . n. ra0sA
cusi a tvs.masssd sssamss ~ stee . N.
r M.-rsytiy eieoayg wvso est. eight
sss .... :: :.s sss ~, - 90 r::s
out 4 sssanss II s:ss , n
PORT AsueIsee. pss- til 4 H.
rsss~A ~ ess rst Asssses vtsh tss ME
Rename 81 : . n.
AsvsveA u sesssse
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Pedro vsa San rrsretsre ~ . ~ ar
oussn fs~m aan rvasesees - sles Z N.
.arss's "a rrsmsss.. - las ; "a -
Tees sysss nsssisn Columbia pevss ~ ;
p m. sss wssshsm fvsm nrsssss cssus-
ssD~s pvsa s~sssse
psssmess ts--ssv Admiral evsss ~
ssssheasssvr Aisshe - ~ . - - reee
~ p. ~,ss.s.: !; IL, s.:s n. s,r.s o.
turrnsa pevts ~ seoa.
AessAs vess<ts
observation-disclosures pseersN~s ~ ess
Ala rresa scushecusa ~ ~ . m
JtNxAu--Nafssd pA~sGb~v ~ ~
CITY - SEATTLE saashkcvrd 81 - ~ .. N.
AZ AnWAv--osfss1 usevwtsv II esr
CITY ~ SEATTLE sssshtsv~A - iSiss . IN.
ves~~ss II gsvs ~ sesssse Tsssy
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ran a. ssvms~sI-- Messv srAv caaisAa-
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rcsa dryScshs- -ssr wss> Msssssv. ar
Admiral Oos1ss~h.
rsssev's snifI.-ess GewmssN
sm.s yssss-s" ss'ssvs'e - ~s~
Hs'rsrrss. arysess-sv n y ievs,s,.
hsss TnyAshev
Lander ~ tsrrrfnat--u = = surveyor.
fsos~ovu Canal tsmbes company d~~o
Meter schr Eift~f,od
t.sss uuien-~H ais srcaaainse evwsss~.
f.scss Gndyrsen. Port is~s sor. A
assen Heushtos, nowesmont 6swsus
vile. Aifewnsvst Ahsfia, Aavta. O.
psasfa kt~stee rsfwtn. ahydos. Area
A.rrtA. Aea1eusa. pss.ss, efsrh Weir.
srtiand. Bsssses. Btanfsvd. AGroa.
Artsor. Fort Haryisor, Fort sssnvia.
fmufks. Eaen. Loot pscwe. caessan.
cossan y7nsyysA. cardtA 0Issna. srhss
Asaisa. Henvv wtsssW. Saltwater, ABes.
ws~sua. be ccvus ~ osiertat, sts
san wan. wnessao ssr faN0snah-
shals.s ~ wocfsh. q. = = surveyor,
snaffrs sss Patterson. s~nv Mssd Of
Crissns. bxs rveene. sts Charlss "
wusuu. Wr joins A.. ctr nnha Tnom-
son ssr Washington.
ssfmson's mili--eu ciodia. sss AesSwscs.
tue rstoosh
Ps,,srsor waeDessis yards Motor sshs
acobyalia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
STOCKS SHOOT
Downward
But Rally In Last Minute Of
the Market

NEW YORK. Dee if.--Foiiow wing .
wsah opening ana n steady decline thru.
out the morning and early afternoon.
stocks we're thrown into the market In
par.ntiy regardless Of price This break
accomplished . rise In call money to -
per esnt
unitsd atstss Steel was hammered 20
within = o. par, General Motors broke
"a, 20 sts. nsidwin 70 1905, off I. beth
70 ~ ". off ~ United B,aies Rubbsr -
iisM. off AZ American Oar and Foun.
dry 70 tss. OF ~. United Retail ssovss
70 rN: of az. and Tobacco rroduets TO
Can monsy .ss.a Off to . per cent In
the last half heur ana the whois mar
het rallied. General Motors recovered
from q low Of sien To sis and United
ssstss Steel from 1904 TO isix.
After toochins ss&. Tobacco Products
per moved from II to "a b. Paul pre-.
fsrred recovered TO seK.
The market closed higher.
NEW yoNK. Dec iSL--rnrshsv aseiswss
from Yesterdays loo clos marked the
stock market opening today. untssd
s . Rubber ses..a At -. :sf !; Cen.
States steel 81 tes. Oft y Heading ~
70. eff = esudseaksr at IAN. Oft I !.
uensrsi Motors NJ sss. off I. United ne.
tall Stores ~ ~. OFF q Cube Cane sugar
q sos. Oft ~ bsihiehem Steel N" 81
Ws. off q
selling entered practically even part
u the list during the first half hour. THIS
street prosesssd surpriss 81 the assounce.
mont Of the Federal Reserve banh IN.
ersassaG the rate for advances ana re-.
eisnounts from ~ TO ~ per cent MAJ.
lean Petroleum sold around ice, off ~
p~tnss from last vssks high. Tssas
Company Uas off nearly from Thur.
days eioss. Wills Unitsd a,atss Steel 81
iotN vas off . poist Southern Pacific
sofd esiav par compared With yessst.
days efo~s at lei. General Motors cold
I'll. UT .. NJ Paul preferred made .
sev record lev esiev ~ Pierre MAJ
sustts vas ssresG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
ROBIN ADAIR LAUNCHED

Second Of the Skinner a Eddy.
owned fleet OF Robin vessels 10 take
the water. the 10. <oo.ton steel steam.
ship Robin Adair. was launched ~
$40 - m. Thursday by Skinner 4
Eddy. Mrs Livingstone n stedman.
wife Of chief counsel for the corpora.
ton. acted N sponsor The Robin
Hood. pioneer Of the fleet win havs
her trial trips December 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Huge Wine Cargo
Will Go to Europe

Before shifting to San F'rancisco
10 ioad several million quarts Of
wine for Europe. tho steamship West
Airta win take on 5000 tons Of
canned salmon here destined for
Rotterdam, She IL loading ~ Pier
:. under direction OF w. c. Dawson
q Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Harrison Liners
Due in January

During January. February and
March. three ships Of the Harrison
Direct line will come here from
Great Britain. Baifour.outhrie an.
nounccd Thursday. The Crown OF
Gaiicia. Crown OF Toledo and His.
torian arv the three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
BANK CI.EARINGB
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Dee. fs.--1raia prices on
the Chicago Board 81 Trade we're slightly
ie~es today. The market vas tnffuenesa
By the reseiiing Of large quss,isiss Of
grain ~ Rassese ana caeaAsan ssshsss
sed the sec lev sstabiishsl II fsrsion
ssehsngs
rvsvisseas Osvs ssvsVvsas
D~esmtev esvu. aswn 10 q sne 49,.
TAG. u. ~. bsss ~ bsssvs tie spsss. Jass.
err spsusA dsvn Ia. 81 o3.sss, bss later
gained &e: May essn. sdsvu ~ - the
svssiss. uuk. saiHsA As - issss sysA.
Nc
bsssmsss eats. ssv~ ~ q tie svss.
tee. Tfxe. sussssvestSy ~ Ns, hsy
eats epsnsA devn Ne - 1--WE. as1 70
sssined unchanged.
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pss.-.... ne etN uWA tsi
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nay -. Lsix nav LIs< ia
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Diamond Rabeer e. Announce I.
creased Mileage Adjustment

The Diamond Rubber Co, Inc. oI
Akron .. announced new increased
mileage adjustment - Diamond Tire
users md dealers thu Is In keeping
with actual results obtained from
these famous tlrsa-E110 miles n
fabric tire and 5000 miles On Diamond
Cord IIEes. The neW adjustment aIzo
applies p every Diamond Tire OF III
ture or ID sale. including tires n
tho hands ii car owners or dealers.
Diamond users and Diamond dealers
have lon known The be mileage n
diamond Eu1ber--the users own IRE.
The Diamond Rubber 70. have mark
ed up their adjustment 70 5000 mile
for Diamond Fabric tires and snao
miles fsT Diamond Cord Tires. ~
spcctiYeIx= merely II measure oaI >
dehnite share OF The superb mIleazz
that the wonderful strength and snz
duranea Diamond Tires have In them
as shown from Thousands and thou
sands q satisfied user.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20

Hundreds Of Maryland soldiers. wound
I'd or i'll. ling in the biz Army hos
pitfalls Of New York, receive their first
special welcome and their first hint Of
home from letters and calls from vol
unteer women workers 1T the Mary
land desk At the Hall OF States In New
York City. Backed only b the South
ern Society and the Maryland Society.
these women are trying To do as well
by Maryinndars who reach New York
as other states are doing for their
Homecoming soma. despite he fact that
other states have large appropriations
for the work. Kansas Il spending S35.-
900 10 welcome her boyH. Maasachu-
sets $4,000. and other states smaller
amounts. The Maryland women Hay
they have received no financial aid
from the state. even toward the clerical
work Of writing almost two hundred
boys from The state new N the hos
pitfalls here.
These letters. sent out under n plan
devised b. lie War Camp Community
Service, are a. a rule lie first words
from homefaIks 20 reach the injured
boys after they arrive On the trans
ports. The women invite those lads
who can. 70 visit them IT the Hall Of
States and. IN tile caaea d the severe
y wounded. they call On the men IN
the wards. carrying cheer. home papers
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Pc. Claude Lawyer. Judge. L. :. D,
Westminster: J0zIzH s. Erb. CLERK
r. :. >. No. 7. Westminster: I0Hn Il
Reese. 1aiekeeper. 7 r. L. -. 3,
Westminster.
District No. :. Precinct -. -
Arthur 6. Chew. Registrar, Carroll.
ton: IN. NJ. CT. Judge, LlzMoIIe:
Richard Miller. Clerk. Patapseoz Al
fired Ward. GaIeEaeper. Reese.
District No :. Precinct -. -
George D. Knox. Registrar. uamher
David : Arnold. Judge. SmalI~oou:
0be1Iah Buckingham. Clerk. Gambler:
Ezra Little, GaIekEzner. Westminster.
District No. ~ II. y. nenner.
Registrar. Sykezxllle. Walter :. r.
rlngI0n. Judge. MaIEIoItaville; Arthur
II. Hush. Clerk. syEaHgille; George 4.
Bennett. Gatekeeper sykesYilIe.
District No. 8. Precinct No. John
<. miller. Registrar. Millers: Co. =.
]. HxgThart, Judge. Manchester. go.
q. miller. Clerk. IIneboro; Tho. !.
HaIneA. Gatekean9T. MlllerH.
District No. &. Precinct No. -
jacob :. Lynard. Registrar. IAN
GHEZAZ4z VIII = 8IHEUtuE 8ZIZZs
Manchester; George ! Smith. Clerk,
Manchester: EphTaIm w. Garrett,
GaleEeeper, Manchester.
District No. !. Precinct %. =
Pau snInley. Registrar. Westminster:
Wn. :. Manning. Judge. Westminster:
Cha. !. Brown. Clerk. Westminster:
Charles Hartman. KalekeepeF. VENT
Minister
District No 7. Precinct No : Jim
=. XIngllng, Registrar. Westminster
Jesse Roger. jude. Westminster
Granville Appy. Clerk. Westminster:
John Greenwood. IaIekeeper. UeaI=
minister.
District No. !. Precinct NJ. a.
Clarence ". DusaII. Registrar UaaI-
Minister YIN. 1 10DDarsmith. IHaga.
Westminster ChaH. :. Brown. 1|.rK.
Westminster; Lei = FsrizxeIl. HaIaz
keeper. Westminster.
District No. :. Precinct -. =
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@Eae II mw INN.

Mi E4oda BankenI. daughter =
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Bankert. y
Shiver IN. was married Sunday
morning Il 10 o'clock 10 Mr.. Harry
Carr . near Westminster, at the
lutheran parsonage 4 Silver Run by
the pastor, Rev. I. Z. Wolf.
Tbs bTIde wore : Eown OF anIIs
satin trimmed with georgette creme
with 1t. yell, gloves ana pumps n
match. ne bride carried 4 bonanaf
OF bride roses The groom wore xne
usual bIaeE. The EInz service -
used. TIE bridesmaid vas Miss Care
line finzIIng, who US dressed n
white Mr. Ralph Sehaeffer rs
best mn. The uah9ra we're Misses
Leuverne and Esfa Hamiller. Of sII-
yer Run. The rooms we're elaborate
~ decorated with White and green.
a dinner was given # the home Of
the bride after the wedding. Al :
o'clock ne bride and groom left IN
their honeymoon trip 70 Baltimore.
washington and other places. Thev
returned 10 the gnoon1s home We'd
nesday evening.
Those present were ReY. A. @. Wolf
and vie. Mr. and hrs. Edward Ban
kert, Mr. and Mrs. J. ,. Burner. Mr
and Mrs. Frank Nnahaum, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Bankerl. Mr. and NJ.
John EYerhart, Mr.. md Mrs. John
BemilIer. Mr. and Mr.. Rinehart Heaz
son. mr.. and Mrs. !. !. Benliller. Hr.
John HemIlIer. ST.. Mrs. Clayton Ban
kert Al IRIS. Robert Cfatin. Misses
Caroline Yingiing. LeuYerne BemiII-
er, Elizabeth Carr. Marguerite h.
miller. EIFa Hesson. Ezta BemiIIer.
Gladys Burner, Rulhanna BemilIsr.
virginia Burner, Larnthe BemilIer.
Ruth Vol. Naomia nanEert and =.
lene BeznIlIer. Messrz. Ralph sehaef-
fer. Truman Carr. Miles BemiITerz
Wilbur Nnsbaum, PauI nemiller. John
Bankert. George HemIIler. Howard
BankerI. Carl BemiIIer. I.eyere Ever
hart. Melvin Bankert. Robert Ban
kert and John Wolf.
The presents consisted of linen.
china, silver. cut GAS and many
other useful articles. We all W.
the bride and groom happy and
life.
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that are avlaIx seised. and flowers or
fruit
al the hospital activity FIR the vari-
ous states centres at the HI 81 States,
which War Camp Community Service
has established nj ~ Wei 18th ST.
close 10 the Victory Arch. usHs .'Bnd-
dies" meet, - he wars end. md home
folks welcome The boys naeE from the
trenches and he deep blue Hsas. How
the eyes OF the home-Hick IaIIH 90 shine
Hhen they sight women from The home
community low they do rub FOR the
home paperHl SEINE OF them nesd more
practical aid. como are .hIna. some
need n Job back home, aoIH. SAINT 20
trace lost families. To al q these the
Maryland women give help. Sometimes
they take a8Ine" lad 10 dinner and
10 the theatre. sometimes they find ths
lost loved onss. For those siHo need
Jobs the War Camp Community serylce
maintains At he Hail of siaies \ ma
flon=wide employment bureau. Its
manager. J. Il Yertresa. eanSasse1
Maryland and ether states Tor positions
Tor the RersIs. men.
Mrs. b. VET ciinedinHI i head III
The Maryland Hospitality Committee
She Il assisted BY Mra. = !. Herh
Mra. Charles :. Boston, IN Charles
Goldsborough md Mira. George PENN.
man
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Year. and 1t + expected lhat there
vii be present very larKe eongrU-
cation.
IN the evening At seven thirty there
I'll be IN outdoor procession in
honor OF the Blessed Sacrament in
which ali The members Of The con-
Eregation vi participate The line
If march vii he through the cemetery
Il the convent and back again to the
church. The fourth degree Assem-
hly of the Knights OF Columbus win
HerFe as : guard OF honoT and the
children who made their fri Com.
munion In tie morning I'll have =
special place n the procession II Il
expected TIM several visiting Clergy
I'll attend II assist Father Michigan.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
REPUBLICANS OFFICERS Or nLEc
TIoNIOR 1919

District No. !. Precinct -. r.
Chas. d Ridinger. Registrar. fancy
town: Edward :. Bankerd. Judge,
Tanaytown; Samuel L. johnson,
Clerk. TaneytoHn. Burnie J. TeeBer,
aHIaEeeper, TaneTlown
District No. :. Precinct -. B.
Edgar NJ. StatIb Registrar. HaTnay:
] I'm. Rock. Judge. Harvey. Chas.
Z. boyd. CLERK. Taneytown Tred
Shank. Gatekeenar. Taneytoxn.
District No. :. Precinct NJ. I.--U.
Grant HeltehrldIa. Registrar. Union
town: Emanuel lines, judge. Ianr
wood. j. Alfred Simpson. Clerk,
unIontown; Lev HoWe. Union HTlnge.
District No. ?. Precinct 10. z.-Wil-
lin ! Myers. Registrar. WHzImlns-
ter. Michael :. MyarIy. Judge. Vest
mInHIar Walter Myers, CIaTI. vest
minister: David HeltibrIdIa. Gate
keeper. Weei minister.
District No Edward l FORM
~. Registrar. :. T. ID. I.IIIIszIown,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
81. JnIln,s Commencement

The closing exercises of ST. John )
School took place yesterday evening
Hhen there was presented by the
graduating classes Very interesting
and beautiful program. Twenty mine
pupils received diplomas n the com
mercial course and sixteen in the
grammar school. The children had
attended Mas in the morning and had
received Holy Communion. A special
program Of hymns was rendered BY
the children.a choir.
The smaller children Of the scnooI
will receive First Holy Communion
next Sunday morning Al the seven
fifteen o'clock Mass. This ceremony
Is one of the most impressive OF the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20
: ST OF REGISTRARS,
JUDGES, GIEHES AND GATEEEEPERS
IF ELECTION d CARROLL COUNTY, IN
IL STATE O. MARYLAND.
Once of the Board of Supervisors 81
Election Of Carroll County.

Westminster. Id. June I6. 1919.
b virtue Of and IN accordance with
Section IL OF Article 33 OF the Code OF
Public General Laws of the state OF
Maryland. as amended by Chap. 456
Of the Acts Of the General Assembly
Of Maryland. passed. at it January
session, 1910. notice is hereby given
tint the Board Of Supervisors Oh
Election OF Carroll County has APP
polnIed the following named persona
II serve for one year as Judge OF
Election and Officer OF Registration.
hereinafter designated as aRegiE-
trara..') Judges and Clerks 81 Election
Of the several Election Districts OF
Carroll County Those in tie list
marked Democrats. being intended
70 represent the Democratic party and
lhnse in the aHI marked .nepnbli-
cans being intended to represent the
Republican parry.
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Clinton !. A. FogIe. Registrar. W.zI.
minister. Clarence XInKfinr Iaa.z
Westminster; Upton :. Myers. GIzrE,
Westminster, John !. Dyers, 0zIa.
Keeper. Westminster.
District No. Sc. Watson Tnrn.r
Registrar. Hampstead: Edward :.
Upton Judge. Hampstead; !. N.
kelbaaEH. Clerk. Hampstead; ] HHIIz
Held Murray. GafaK.Hner, HamDzIs4I
District No. g.=zI4mas A, Ea.Ion.
Registrar. Winfield. Emory r. Cover.
judge. Winfield. IN. ii. eanaan
CLERK. =. Airy. No. :.
District No. lo.-=Iohn II. saIrk
Registrar. MiddlebuEE. !. ". Fa.nsy.
Judge. KeY Mar; Wellington G. Lem.
Clerk. IIddleburg. :. Leroy Grouse.
Gatakeansr. MiddlebuTg.
District No. II.-=Inhn w. Helm
Registrar. New Windsor: Chas. 7.
Repp. Judge. New Windsor: John !.
Brown. Clerk. Ne. Windsor; Harvey
J, Lambert. Gasekeenar. New Windsor.
District No Iz.=-HaIliam Wood.
Registrar. Union bridge: Fred EngIar.
Judge. Union Bridge. 1Has. p. ssIn..
CLERK. Union Bridge: Jacob Nusbanm.
Gaiekee1ar. Union Bridge.
District No. 1s.-AIxIn T. C0naHaY
Registrar, 1t Air.: Iohn w. Hnoa.
Judge. -. Airy;
CLERK. =. Airy; John / Davis. Gate
keeper. i. Airy.
District No. 1z.-H Roy pnoIa.
Registrar. r. T. =. Westminster.
Cornelius !. MnIlInIx. Judge, Wood
bines :. Mahl0n GEIm. Clerk, Weed
bine: - Z. Tran.lIh. Gatekeene..
WoodnIna.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


This : . notify II delinquent taxz
payers IEaI your sIaIa and County
taxes 10 he levy o. rs Is pest due
and # NJ paid on o before the e.
piratlon u my term. ne 50th daY n
June. 10. the Law III be enforced
against .our property Ior It's coIIee-
ton.
After he above daIe June s0IH.
1919, lsEaI notice vi b served On
all delinquent taxpayers. which vii
add coHI % your tax Ill.
BE sire 70 add interest IN full, Il.
y OF ! per cent per month or fraez
ton thereof until pad. Which makes
9 months . June ooh 80. othenz
wise It I'll not be accepted.
Please I've this your immediate Al
tention.
Yours frnIY.
CHAs. !. DILLRn
June In Collector.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-06-20

So
TaApE MARX
s--@--az=-s
VI The City IF
vi GOODRICH u
Akron. Ohio
'IbT X
\ TheGoodnch
| More Mileage
s-@=zs.- ss---z=zzzzzz-l=7.
4
Message
Goodrich IS making
the burliest, sturdi-
est. most lasting
tires the rubber in
dustry has ever
seen; and Goodrich
knows. IT,
In every test o. road
roughr1g to which
tires can b PM,
Goodrich Tires
have unfolded an
endurance. Al abil-
ity to take punish
ment. which has
m into pl1enom-
enal mileage.
Confident IN this
knowledge and be-
II. Goodrich de-
sires that al tire
users share = the
confidence O Good
rich. and the big
mileage Goodrich
Tires assure.
Therefore, Goodrich
Al nounces to
present and future
owners of It pneu-
matte tirea-an adj.
i1sirnent basis of
.. 900 miles for
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-01
YANKS PERFORM
AMAZING FEAT

pass either over or under it without
absolute destruction.
ave have a record of about twenty
submarines that we know were de
stroyed. and often in running parallel
with the field we came upon the bodies
of dead German sailors. so probably
many more than we actually figured
on were destroyed.
Our men, in fact the entire fleet.
faced constant danger of being
blown off the face of the seas. for we
carried on the ships 2UOO,OO0 pounds
of T. y. T., which IS the most power
full explosive known.
Despite all this, we kept NJ the
task. and at the end of about five
months mad completed ii. We stayed
constantly on the inside Of the field,
that is. on the side nearest Germany.
We left only narrow pa>sageway
near PenIland Firth between the Ork-
nay islands and Scotland for our OWL
passage out.
our most dangerous task strange
ly was not the laying of the mines. as
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-02-01
SMUGGLINGBYAIR

Laredo, Text is the firm convic-
ton of Mexican customs officials on
the lower Rio Grande border that
systematic smuggling by means of
powerful airplaneS is being conducted
between that country and the United
States. The American authorities on
this side of the international bOun-
dairy are not yet convinced that con-
traband goods are being carried in
this manner from one country to the
other. although they freely admit that
ii is possible if not very probable that
this Is being done.
If evasion of the export and import
duties by this means is not already
being carried on it is only a question
of time when the airplane will be
brought into service for that purpose.
1t is predicted by custom officials here
and at other places on the Mexican
border.
II is with considerable circumstan-
tial detail that the story is told of
the aerial traffic by professional
Jose LOngoria. a Mexican