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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06
EPISCOPAL

TRINITY EPISCOPATr-Fifth and
Cincinnati Rev. G, V. king, rector.
Holy communion at s; church school
nt 9;3O: holy communion Mt II. ser
mon by rector. evening prayer and
address. 4J0 Ienten services
Wednesday evening, prayer at 4:aO
Friday holy communion at s, eve
ming prayer and address at $50.
Mission day at 2;30 taught by Mrs.
John Wheeler and Mrs. w. y. Slll,
Confirmation instruction by the rec
tor at 4.30 Wednesday afternoon
during Lent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TULSA CGTY. MIsSfoN-2I west
Second Rev A IAchenstein, paS
tor. CITY missionary services every
night at go. MONDAY prayer meet
ing daily: preaching by tho pastor.
Sunday school for men, women and
children not otherwise attached.
MISSION or REDEEMING
LOVE. lO9 South Boston.
ADVENTIST Sixth and Madison,
CHURCH or GOD--Frfth and
Madison.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD-FIfth and
Peoria pearD.
SOCIETY OF DIVINE THOUGHT.
1920 East First Lecture at 3. Spir-
itual messages after lecture, All in
stcrestcd are invited.
BTRLE STUDENTS --- Meet IN
courthouse In county courtroom at
2 andt7.3O every sunday for Bible
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U. S. DISTRICT COURT TO
OPEN SESSIONS MONDAY

Tho Aprn term OF he United
states district court. for tho eastern
district or oklahoma cOnveneS In
this city Monday April 7. with Hon.
James W. WOodrough. OF Omaha,
presiding
Tho docket set for trial comprls-
ing So cases, includes charges Of
liquor Introduction violation OF the
espionage laws, draft resistance, No-
lntlon of tho narcotic laws and pos
tai laws The torn closes Friday,
April IS.
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METHODIST.

FIRST METHODIST-Fifth and
RaarIcr. rev J w. Abel. pastor
Non. 55t. Miss Faye Burritt
,,,,~y assistant: II W. Johnson,
,,,..Ircr. willard John. superin-
,.,l.,t sunday school 9.5OI Morn
,,r worship, 1896, sermon by pas
,,r .Tnasmnch as IN Me Is" with
,,,-c.yuion service. evening service
20 "IclpIllness In Lies Relation
sr.pa Epworth league T. led by
A. stewart: intermediate 7, by
ur.ca Thackcry. Kings lIoralds at 3
GRACE CHURCH Third and
Tr.r..u. Rev Everett simpson,
,..t.r 1921 East Third phone
s.n..u sunday school. $50: \. A..
u.,rI ,upcrintondent Holy, com
,,Y.rIon AT I a. m. Tho evening serv-
o.. boz charge Of laymcn, several OF
nrom viii speak. II. |. Dunkle on
Stewardship Of Life J., II, Wood
v,rI un stewardship OF Tine \.
n.rron "Stcwardship of Sub
s,,r.,." and Il. T.. Robinson on
"~f,rtrI-hIp OF prayer. Junior
lr1.Ir u a, Epworth at 7. Lloyd ki-
,.r pr,-ilent. prayer meeting
Wrln,any A. S. Group prayer meet
ilr. tuesday at SIS,
OErUT'r VI + NJ OR fAL--Four-
fsrn,h tud quaker. REV. Landor l..
t,rrun pastor; T.. &. Mccullough,
eIrrrn'. udent: NJ. l. Poundstonc,
,asu, president; Il. W. kecfc, n
r,rusH secretary Sunday school,
$50. Epworth league 7. Preaching.
illnI N hy the pastor on THE Is ind
Of Sunday school the Present Day
Isu.rd-' and Shadows and sun
,hlr, Methodist minute men at
.vcry t,ry,cc. Ffve-nlnutc address
hya returned soldier at evening scrv-
ice prayer meeting "Wednesday
al ,..o.
BOSTON AVENUE on T. s)--W
4 House. pastor: G. T.. Dufficld. su-
pcr.u,,ndpnt sunday school at g.i5;
EpNur'h. 6.45; preaching nt II and
by the pRstor. Mid-week service
s p m Wednesday.
TlGEET MEMORIAL. on. T.. 81
5ol North Main Rev Harold q.
Cooke. pastor, phone 5S6l. Coleman
I. EpnIr secretary, residence phone
tg,s sunday school 9:to. church
sceycre. II and s. Morning sermon
based on Matt. 625, dealing with
one NJ Tho great questions OF the
hour Evening service fun OF good
music and sermon fun Of pep and
g.ug,r Epworth league. junior ESQ,
senior e. Boy scouts every Friday
a, ,.aQ
HAGLFR MEMORIAL On T.. s.
IhIenN avenue and Park Place, j.
NJ 'tmTcN. pastor Sunday school,
g.t5, preaching at ] and 7:3O,
WESLEY METHODIST - First
and Ice. West Tulsa Rev. H. T.
Bran pastor sunday school AT 10:
preaching at II and S, Epworth
Irag.r. $50.
RETnEL MISSlON-Osceola and
Doun.I HOrtheasL part OF city).
Me- BERTHA Ehlcrs, superintendent
sunday school at 2.3O. followed by
Ngt.n worship
= WESLEY CHAPEL M T.. COLI
Frankfort and Easton. Rev. II. Y.
: Johnson pastor, sunday school.
$40. preaching at II and 100, Ep-
worth league $50
BROWNS CHAPEL tC. L Ny
'0t Norih Frankfort. Rev. j. II. Nc
Cain pastor Sunday school. $50;
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH Eleventh and
Boulder Services at II a. IN and s
p. m; subject, "Unrealty." sunday
school. $50 Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at s. Free read.
ing rooms 3O7-3OS Mayo building
open week days, Q to $40. Sundays
and holidays, TO & Public cordial
ly invited to use rooms and attend
services
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LUTHERAN.

ENGLlSH l. Ut II u r A N--Fifth
and ElSeood. Rev. Albert Massey. 4.
H., Il. -. pastor. Fifth Sunday In
Lent Bible school at 9:45. Mon
day service at ~. with sermon by the
pastor. g. c. Spindler, director and
organlst. A. y. Gerlach. vice prcsi-
dent church council. phone S6lO.
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CHRISTIAN.

FIRST CHRISTIAN Meeting in
courthouse. Rev Meade Dult. pas.
tor, ll0S South Denver. phone 2A77.
Nate McCutchcon. business manager.
Bible school at $40, ". u. Godfrey.
superintendent Mems class in Y.
W. cafeteria, Judge W J Williams 4.
young mons class at Y. NJ. G. A. by
W, A Marquis. Communion and
preaching at l0:4j. Loyalty to
Gods Purpose" Preaching at 3 by
the pastor. John Jones' Home
maker" Every sacred and helpful
influence needs TO be thrown about
the home.
MIDWAY @A"V EMU Sunday
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sermon, 1880. Evening services at
$50,
SACRED HEART sixteenth and
Rockford Rev. Charles StandaCrt.
rector Services at usual hours.
JEWISH
TEMPLE ISRAEL Fourteenth
and Cheyenne. j T. Mcnkos. rabbi.
BNAl IMlNAlI -n $40 South
Cheyenne. Morris Teller, rabbit
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CATHOLIC.

HOLY FAMILY Eighth and
Boulder. Rev John G.. Herring, rec
tod. First mass and sermon at Z a.
m. children's mass and religious in
struction, . a. m high mass and
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A Word About Our
Location

just n fcw steps west of Main
str,Ct---but those few steps
mean n great saving In rrnt
and other overhead items
Nhnt We save goes to give
each pntron bcttcr prices nt
no sacrifice of quality or nS-
sOrimCnL
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PRISBNrIiIlINN.

FIRST pRESRyTEEIA\ Soy.
cnth and Boston Rev G. ~ Kerr
pastor. SUNDAY schoo, 10 S.rmon
a; 1885 by the pastor "FauhfuI.
rlA.. followed bv commitment scn,-
ice. reception Of mruhnrs ana han.
Having a Friend T" krnn,rr,. s,rlnt,
orchestra win play session meet. In
pastors study 10 40 a m for recon
ton OF members. Jun!on cnJoayor Al
. senior and int ,rmcdlltc AT 7.i5
SECOND pRESRYTERIAN -Zu-
mis- and Barton W II. Murphy. lr.
pastor W. {. Forman. supcriutcnd-
ent. Sunday school, q:IS. Preaching
at fl by tho pastor "Thc Atonemcut
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and 7.3O. Prayer meeting Tuesday
evening Launching campaign to
seat auditorium and build tWu-story
building, J0NI4 for l6 sunday school
rooms.
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WEST TULSA-E H. owen, pas
tor. phone 7759-R Bible school at
9:45. ". NJ. L, at at the church
Il. Y. +. e.. 6:45. preaching at II
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The Churches

prcarhing. II and $50; Epworth
league. b 80.
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CRlB SIDING Services every
Sunday at mission on Sand Springs
line.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST Fourth and
Cincinnati. Rev w. q Anderson.
pastor. Study phone. 4i70-J. g.. w.
Hcrbold. financial secretary. office
phone A579-R, Bible school, $40.
+. w. Bryant, superintendent At.
tendance campaign is on. The four
units OF the -. Y. l.. T. two seniors,
intermediate and junior meet in
separate rooms with special pro-
gram for each at $50. Preaching at
1850 and 7:38A both by pastor.
Lords supper az porning service
and baptism nj rvrhing hour sun
beams at I. led my>Mrs. Amzi Baker.
Regular board meeting at the
church Monday s n. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 30 teach
crs' meeting al $50
NOGALES AVENUE First and
Nogales. Sunday school, a.45; Chas.
II. Fox. superintendent. IL. Y. +, L.
at 6. Truman Miller. president Jun
Tor at the same hour Mrs. II q.
Morrison leader. Sunbeam band at
3, Mrs. Truman Miller, leader.
Mo.
IMMANUEIs-Se Second and Rock
ford Rev G. r. Siler, pastor. III
South Victor; phone $3.50 G.. r..
Kelley. assistant pastor, 326 South
Wheeling. Preaching at IL and 3
by the pastor. Baptizing and Lords
supper at morning service. Sunday
school, 9:45, in charge OF J. w.
Adams. r. Y. I. T., Gas.
WEST TULsA-E II. owen, pas
tor. phonc 7750-R Bible school nt
g:45, ". NJ. L, at at the church
Il. Y. T.. L.. Gas, preaching at II
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MIDWAY %AV EN- Il Sunday
school at 10.
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discussion. ana on "Wednesday At
z 30 Tor prayer. praise and testimony
All are welcome
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD-F1fth and
Peoria UearD.
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MISSION or RED EENINC
LOVE, lO9 South Boston.
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CHURCH or GOD Fifth and
Madison.
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RETnEI. MISSlON-Osceola and
Council uortheasL part OF ciiy).
Ms BERTHA Ehlcrs, superintendent.
sunday school at 2.3O. followed 10y
..ti ... UUr-nfp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
DECENTRALIZATION
PROMPT At CAMP LEE
Troops Arc Sent to Their Homes In
Fonr Days After Return
Hcrc.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatcb !

!lsG,G,sial 70 The Times-Dispatehl
camp is being expedited to the extent
that soldiers arriving here from de-
about four days before they are dis
charged from tho army.
COLOI;D HOSTESS HOUSE
WILL OPEN SATURDAY
VIII be formally opened at =. NJ.
Saturday afternoon. Major General
building on the part of Camp Lee.
The new hostess house will be pro-
yidcd with cafeteria. and meals will
Song Leader j. a. Driscoll. who has
m,Ii at at ms Camp since it's opening,
VII leave Monday for Camp Pike, Ark.
the soldiers ut that post.
me first wounded army chaplain TO
he inyaiidch here from France is Cap
tain ): NJ. Robson, division chaplain OF
ina National Guard Division. CHAP Chap
base hospital. where he is suffering
from wounds received by. bursting
ThiGrry lie was. right UP in the thick
telling Of the heroism displayed by
SLEi5riNG sIcKSEsss m% us"eFn states
rno NOT srHEAD FURTHER
solc nG sirans iee sGmnolGneG masdy or
which has put in its appearan ,seas ai
TINS camp. has made no further do
veiopment. and there is no apprehension
on mo part OF medical authorities that
AN epidemic will result. The disease
is not thought to be of "A rcspirafory.
nature. so only general sanitary rcgu-
iations are advanced as Il preventive
against its spread. 4 few cases have
hecn reported here. some OF which
were attended with death The dis.
ease is not thought to be very fataI
only mat II may be COMPOUNDED with
paralysis. '''
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UNIVERSITY GRADUATES
LARGE MEDICAL CLASS
Degrees Conferred on Men who Com-
pictcd Course Quickly for Wars
Emergencies.
Especial to The Times DispatchI

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE; VA, March II.
The unusual has happened in the
University OF Virginia In March. the
usual time being June. The conclusion
of the course WAS FASTENED by war
conditions which induced the univcr-
sty 10 emit the summer vacation in
so far as tho graduating class in the
medical department was concerned.
only two of the graduating class
called to reach the goal, sickness haV-
ing intcrfcrcd with their taking the
final examinations. Degrees were con-
fcrrcd At o'clock this evening in
Madison Hall upon the following stu
dents:
Irwin William Barrett. Ynzoo city Miss
isaac Alexander Bigger. Jr.. Rock IIill
William Marmadukc Brown. ratis, Ky
I:urr holland Carter. Orange;
G;analicl Wyatt Holmes Cheney. Rome
Randolph Moore Gillian. Newport News
Roy Gilmcr Grant. Ponta;oc Miss
William klips,cIn llarryman Bancroft
lanes William Hinton. Rccdvilic
Roy Michael Hoover. Roanoke
Francis Milton Massic. Lexington Nv
Walter Wcstbrook Robinson. IVES, Point.
Miss.
G W;iIis w tsI"T Ssi;mnsop. v,snia Beach
beverly Chew Smith. Frankiim. La.
Harold ADAMS Spar. Memphis Tenn
wi,;a,n hqn dzl,, slGne Jr, Hurt; Va
Walton Corbctt Webb Banner Miss
James Alexander Wilkins, Jr. Lynchburs
laid Cole Wilson. Ghattanooca Tom.
ton. Va.
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CASUALTY LISTS CARRY 242
NAMES, WITH 1O1 DEAD
Nineteen Killed in Action, Siaty-Eirht
Die of Disease and Many
Injured.


WASHINGTON. March ll.-CasuaIty lists
TTrcT out today ny tho Committee on PnbI!,.
m ,iii.. IS follows: Killed in action ia:
MISSING IN action. :: died OF disease Is:
died Of aeropanc accident /: di.J ~ ac,
cidcntS and other causes. IL: wounded dc
Ercc undetermined. ~: wounded severely
-: wounded slightly. rs
,.lrEintans and North Caroiin.ans in the
KILLED IN ACTION.
PriyAtcs.
IoinES. Montcrrtllc: Carter Mills. Va
Lich!iier. A,va l. kcrnstow-, Va
DIED OF DISEASE
Sergeant.
Johnson n Cinrk: Wins,or-Salcm y c
WOUNDED SEVERELY
80 Private.
idicks Matter: Portsmouth, Va
WOUNDED tDEt;REE UNDErERMISFD,
l.fcutcnnnts.
Jordan. William H.: Rockford y g
Ni'nocks David n: FayctteviIlc \ e
Private
Atkins. OTIS y Danvillc. Va
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
PriratrS.
Johnson. William c.: Rent Crccl; Va
Idol. Guy f.: High Point. y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
DEMONSTRATION AGENTS
TO DISCUSS FOOD SHOW
Plan to Stage Important Exhibit in Times Dispatch Saw
ings Exposton-Many Workers Attend
ing Conference in Session Here

Food i'll relation 10 health Will be
stressed and IN this connection mar
Special charts will SHOW the proper
food for children. and there will bc
carefully worked out meals offered as
suggestions to the mothers of school
children who take. "a cold lunch To
school possibly. or buy lunch at or
near the school.
familiar household term. will he dis
cnSScd along with menus which offer
suggestions for meals in the consump-
ton OF which adults will be able to
:sci tho required number of caloricS.
Throughout til" exhibits will run the
idea OF the functions of food.
The nutri;iyc, value Of sea foods Will
receive Spcc!al consideration. 1t is
hoped that representative from the
, ,6ar' OF hishcr,es VIII he present 10
food wing exposition.
DAIRY PtODuCTS EXIIInTr
no uE INTERESTING FEATURE
No small part Of the exhibit planned
by ~" home. demonstration forces Will
DC tn" utilization Of dairy product :
by Miss Jessie Logan. state specialist
feature OF the confcrcnc. ycstcr
ton CAMPAIGN. which is receiving
state wide attention from district and
county agents during the month of
March.
In I;ynchhurr Miss Evangclinc Ash
naush city agent, had mustered her
iorc"S Tor thc determination of the
rats Of the illl city. and the merry
rodents had been mown down like the
grass of he field. which today is and
tomorrow is not.
Eoruc to her Office in triumph by
many small boys OF LynchhurE had
been the tails Of tho Slain rodents
For each tail she paid cent. and
when tho number went up to 100. Miss
ishbaurh went broke" and TO tho
last younsstcr bearer of one lone tail
she gave Il Scent stamp in lieu of
the copper" and il WAS said that for
an hour aftcrward tho younSster stood
on the street corner vainly trying to
penny.
Miss Grace Townlcy. state specialist
IN home economies. gave an account
of her unique experience in Wcstmorc-
land County. This is Miss Clara Dclps
county. and Miss Townlcy was helping
her with her health and sanitation cam
paiEn.
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FEDERAL AGENTS
FOR VIOLATING MAPP ACT
sH.SF. Shugart and His Deputy Arc
Held to Answer TO United
States Court.
BUILDING BIG POWER PLANT
Largo Force Of Men nj Work Along
River Near Winchcstcr-Othcr
!: News Notes Gathered from Various
Parts Of Virginia.

: DASNILLE. VA. March It'll v.
sShugart, Federal revenue officer, has
sbeen indicted on two counts, charged
with violating the Mapp act. I. J.
sBurgeSs. his deputy, has also been
indicted. tho cases TO be transferred
from tho state 10 tho Federal court.
NV. II. Shelton, agent for the prohibi-
.stion commissioner here. principal Wit
mess sin tho case, was absent when
lthc grand jury was celebrating over
gthc case. and formal complaint was
smadc u tho court of his absence.
(which The foreman claimed. retarded
stheir i,rv-rGSS. Mr.. Shelton today en-
eplaincu tnv situation by saying that
..hc was suddenly called to Eiccvillc,
where "mconShincrs armed with big
guns" were making threats.
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ceasep, Three hundred and Twenty
second Infantry. For extraordinary
,n ,r in action near Moranville,
Mrs. Eleanor Is. t.ouchliu Iwifc). 5l3
south Front Street. Wilmington. " G.
First Lieutenant Ernest = savage
Three Hundred and Sixteenth Machine
Hun fattalion. For cXtraordinary
hcroisn in action near Cirimaucouri
France, November II, 1915 Home adj
dress. Samuel y. Savage, father
Council. y. &.
Lieutenant Edward Il. Harris. Three
hundred and Twenty first Infantry
c"r extraordinary heroism in action
near Grimaucourt, France. November
~. lHlS. Home address, T.. w. Harris
'iathcrJ, Wendell. y. &.
-, Sergeant L. Grown, Company +.
Three Hundred and Twenty second
infantry a., $. No. 1S6is73). For en-
iraordinary hcroiSm in action Noycm.
Der ?. 1915, near Moranvillc and
Grimau court, France. Home address.
y. r. Brown tfathcr). MacclcsneId. y. {.
,corpnrai Garland Spain. Company l..
Three Hundred and Twenty second In
iantry CA. :. No. lS641a0). For extra
ordinary hcroism in action near Moran
vile. France, November .. 1918. Home
address, Mrs. Matte Hines (sistcr,
Rocky Mount. y. G.
Ia
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VIII Assess Cattle Owners.

= TIAItKISONBUKG. March II.---Nt a
s-mcetinS held here saturday OF the VAL
.lcy Stockmcn'S Association with Mr.
Marsh the national forester in charge
: of the Shenandoah National Forest Re
--Scrvc, il was decided to make
s.asc ssincnt of 80 cents per head on all
SStock ranged or Grazcd on ranges five,
snScvcn, nine, ten and eleven, tho assess
smcnt to go toward the purchase of
bulls TO be placed on the
( ranges Each owner Of stock graZcd
ION these ranges, whether u member OF
! the Stockmcn's Association not,
G.will be assessed. On February -, a
!. decd was placed OF record IN .\u
.Susta. highland and Bath Counties
s!ronvcying 26.ll1.13 acres of land
-Spwncd by the Highland development
K accompany, TO the United states govern
{ mcnt. the consideration being So 022.22
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
JUST USE SLOAN'S
! ! !; IMMINENT ONCE
Then you'll understand why
- it's the worlds greatest
Is pain relief.

.Sloan'H Linimont does exactly wba,
stb' claimed for it--relicveg duick,y
sFaibont rubbing. II p-netrate.. use.
Sui In relieving external pains. .oro.
,-rfss and stiffness, such as follow cx
Sg9sure. oVereHcrc!se OF unusual czcr
hon.
~ "a big bottle kept handy viii las,
fp1ng and pay for itself in comfortab lc
astedief the first application. Ce,p
fsgnYen!ent. economical Can bc
sgSousht at any drug store. &c. il
sthrday. Price. 3oc. SOC. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
Penetrating
Oils Kills Pain.
Rheumatism, LunbaEo and Stin Joints
Yield Quickly To Millcr's
Antiscptic Oil.

Famous tho continent over. Millcr's Anti.
septic OH lknown az Snake Ol) has such
great penetrating power that II goes thru
thlckcst sole leather in three minutes. This
proves that IT will get 10 the core OF tho
trouble aud remove your pain from sore
throat. stiff. swollen Joins, sprains, etc
in no time at all M,lcrs Antiscptic oil
known IS Snake Old is sold in SOC. soc and
Sloo bottles and YOU get your money back
IL not sa tisfcd. To make sure that you'll
got the right article tear this ad out and
TAX II with YOU TO any good drug store
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
VIII Tnkc RcIiviou, census

7 I4.NSNT N. NaNCh Il.-Thc
Pulaski Ministerial Association has in
auEuratcd a movement for n religious
census of Pulaski NJ a meeting held
on Monday the town WAS separated into
fourteen districts for II canvass by COM
miticcs, Of which II. l.. Trolingcr has
been made tho general chairman. The
canvass Will be conducted within the
course OF the next couple Of weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12

row escape from drowning today dur
of German sailors from Kici seized tho
cx-kinE's yacht on Lake Constance.
The sailors took the yacht to use II as
Rhine towns not under allied occupa-
ton arc continuing. The German and
Austrian consuls have been withdrawn
from Lake Constance territory because
of hostile attitude of the peasants.
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Of the majority stock OF the old com
pany. and that he was not In tho mi ar :
ket for single share owned by other
Mr.. Ford indicated a year may b.
required to perfect tho Organization
and production plans. location OF the
several plants projected and other de-
tails OF tho new company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
FIVE CAR0LlNIANS CITED
FOR BRAVERY IN FRANCE
" mr. ncnartmcnt Announces Awards of
DtstfnEuiShrd Service Gross to
Men Who Fought.

ASlllNGTbN March 1.-THE fol
loving citations OF North Carolina
soldiers for bravery in action. cHrryiua
with them 'hc distinguished service
War Department:
Captain Joseph J. louchlin do
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& " INIIIF.STE!r w, MATCH II =
.sJohn j. Miller. ono % the wcalthjcst
Landowners and most successful farm
..sIs ana business men OF iappahannock
County. who has represented ih,t
.-Eouniy and also Page County in tic
!. Virginia iIoua" Of Dclccttc, several
tfears, has announced himself "a can
Srfdatc for the State Senate from Tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-12
Strike OIL in TEXAS.

80 WINCHESTER, VA, March ll-W
r.1Fillses BcwlcS, a wealthy Clarke Coun
ny landowner, has received a letter
Iron his brother. Victor s Bowlcs, in
: y hich he states tina; oil has been dis
sEoNcrcd on his large ranch near Abilene
sIcN., which has Increased the value Of
a-nis property moro than sl,00O.0Q0. Mr.
rbowles bought nifty lots AT Dallas
when II was struggling village, and
= fas sold many of them for prices rang
ting from 5000 TO $4,000 apiece lie
i owns many thousands OF acres OF rich
= lands near Abilene
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Large Force building Plant.

- WINCH EST E,R, VA, March ll.-An
lever Increasing force Of men is at
--work on extensive Improvements TO
sihc already big water and stcam-pow-
..cr electric plant of the Northern Nir-
.Sinia Power Company. of Winchester
rst Millvillc, w. Va, the most important
ROT which is the erection Of another aux
3liary plant and tho building of II rail-
.sroad spur from the Baltimore and ohio
tracks a. Millvillc TO the plant near
1.-the Shenandoah River. The Cousolida-
s-aion Engineering Company of Bulti-
J, moro is doing the work under con-
.-iract. The company has been unable TO
sEupply all the demands for electricity.