Muskogee Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • 6

PAGE SIX fHE MUSKOGEE TIMES-DEMOCK AT DECBEDt 7 Nwa of hla aon Carp- Hof aaa Foitr from Dalglum Ha rout to tha martna flying flald at Miami Fla from which point ha am-barked for oversees servtoo some months ago 1 enthuetaetlo tor the bow airplane mall plana Bdgorto ehtet of the division of flyln operatlona Is It Buneler head of maintenance and equipment dlvt alon la a little older Training Reeerd Lieut Edgerton waa one of Va and worked In a chemical plant With Louie Bennett of the Brltleh RoyaJ Air Force he oraanlied the Weat Virginia Firing Corpa and waa appointed adjutant own flyln field Wheelln Vf Va 'h accompanytn It On hla re turn two new Chiefs FOR AERIAL MAIL YOUNG BOOSTERS Edgerton and Bussltr Taking Over War Department Pldnes FIRST AEROPLANE' FLIGHT MADE 15 YEARS AGO TODAY Old Wright Biplane Only Remained Air One Minute Cfloara frequently eoutd not find eats tha civilian population rsjtdoad tha offioara protaatad Than tha com-maodandt ruled German officers had the right lo atop cars and oo rope) dtvlliana to Yield their seats and get off If It was fhelr pleasure The Belgian panned to rlda Hatred of German woo moot ahown In tha restaurant wNch rwuold bo qulokly emptied of guest an noon Qerman patrons In uniform nntersd POSTER AGAIN IN Wigonr Okta Dm 17 (Bpeetal) A ilgnm Just rwwlvM by Horao Foitrt hr unounoM th arrival at ENGLISH HOTELS NO LONGER TO BE MANAGED BY TEUTONS London Deo 17 England propoM that English hotel hall herwftar be manned by Brltleh For forty yea nearly very howl In Qrat Britain baa Keen filled with alien employee mfiug of alien la expeetad aa aoon a a ptaw ta mad final In tha'paa Oar-mana have had preference managera becaua they ueually could apeak aev--wral languagea These managera would surround themsalvea wdth alien heip The trainjig urblch young people of England hare fMelvad In hpa-pliale eanteens atorea and other war atlvltlee ta declared to-hare fitted them for hotel work la elrll llfa and It I (proposed that shortar hours better wages and better food than hag heretofore been serred la hotel workers abaU mae tbs work attractive to theov BELGIANSDID fioT COVER THEIR CONTEMPT FOR HUNS Llegu Deo 17 When tha 'street earn eervlce In Liege became aekad dur- mt the German occupation that Oer- th first aviators attached to air mall service at IU inauguration laat May and was th firs aviator to bring air mall fnto Washington Capti Lipsner in hit letter of reals natlon oritldeed the postmaster gen hauling end modifloatlon of 100 or era! for placing In charge of the bervtce which la considered a 41 rect reference to Lieut Edgerton Edgerton waa born In Lincoln Neb 2 yearn ago a non of Jsmee A Edgerton present purchasing agent for the postoffice department When the United State declared war Edgerton toileted In the Signal Corpa and after nerving for two weeks an a battalion quartermaster sergeant in Camp Meade he was transfeired to thw aviation section and 'sent to PrincetonN for ground training his course ha waa sent to Ellington Field Tsxaa for training In flying From May It until this fall when the army turned the air mall sarvtce over to the postoffice department Edgar' ton carried the mail between Washington and Philadelphia He was then stationed at' Bolling Field where he has been carrying on experimental work la wireless aerial photography and night flying Edgerton Is one of the youngest men ever appointed to an spring ha was made assistant superintendent of the air mall servlet Buasler and Edgerton are now In Elisabeth superintending over' more airplanes recently turned over to the postoffice department by the secretary of war Some of these planes It la expected will bs used in the dally airplane service between Nexff York and Chi caga 1 The war department has bW turned over 124 machines to the poet office In addition thsee Curtiss planet were purchased at a cost of IM000 each and are to be fitted with Liberty motors furnished by the war depart ment The post office department is also under contract for three more machines to be delivered before the end of January i WMhlngton Dec The new lr nail eervlce chiefs Edgerton and Buesler are young men Both are UtOkaMknewi Thousands of paleeak thin-blooded run-down men and women have regained Their fall bodily Strength and mental by tha of IM0 O' a' The Great General Tonic ASK YOUR DRUOOIT1 Easy to Maki This Pins Cough Rsmsdy Bimik 1 tom Mm im hr Ma mii imviu iwiitaia m4 am akM ft You know that pla I umd is naarly Ii prescriptions and remedies for songik The reason is that nine eontaine ssusrni peculiar elemefft ihab have Fine cough syrups ait combinstioM pine nd syrup4 The "syrup part i usually plain granulated auger ayiun To molts the beak pine cough remade that mousy sen buy put Sid ounmo of inax in ft pint boiUs im jJU vp with home-made sugar svmp Or yott can use clarified molasses hoasyf corn syrup instead 01 sugar syrup Either way you make a full pint mow than you can buy ready-maqc for threj times the money It is pure good and very take it oagerlv You can feel this take bold of ft eeufh or cold in a way that means business The cough may be dry boarss and tight or may be persistently loose from the formation of phlegm Tbe oabso Is tbs inflsmed membranes 1 nnd thi Flnex and Syrup combination trill stog It usually in 24 hours or less SpMB 1 did too for bronchial asthma boarsw ness or any ordinary threat aiknent Fin ex is a highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract and (a famous the world -over for it prompt effect ppon coughs Beware of substitutes Ask your drug gist for ounces of Pinex" with directions and accept anything else Guaranteed to give absplme satisfaction or money promptly refunded Th Pinex Co pt bi DARTING PIERCING SCIATIC PAINS Give Way Before the Penetrating Effect of Liniment Bo do those rheiamatio twinges nod the loln-echee of lumbago the nerve-inflammation of neuritis the wry neck the Joint wrench the ligemenl sprain the muscle strain olid the throbbing bruise The case of applying the qulcknea of relief the poaltive result ttfs cleanliness end the economy ot Sloan Liniment make it universal!) preferred 30c 90c 9120 COLDS AND GRIPPE YIELD TO CAIOTABS OVERNIGHf To brook up cold over night or to cut short nn attack of g8ph physicians and druggist arc now recommending Calotaba he new nausealess calomel that is purified from all dang erouand sickening effect Those who have tried It -nay that It acts like magic by far more effective and certain than the old stylo calomel heretofore recommended by nil physiolans On Calotab on the' ttongue at bed time with a swallow of all No salts no nausea nor tha UgfcteatAnterferencn with eating work or pleasures Next morning- your chid has vanished and your whole system feels refreshed and purified CaloUbs la sold only In on ginal sealed packages price thlrtiy-flve cents Recommended and guaranteed druggtste Your money back tf you are not delighted AdV rarnr Mapry Bair GrvwiloaA StraUht Sod aadiSSky by uN EXELENTO 3 Ci i mli lajrftwM trait ywdathoiuolata ttahair Ctaua 'taMalp htaM falUag tair at doc caTarugiA IK BroadAaP THIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE PHOSPHATE Nothing Like Wain Bit hate to But en Firm Healthy Flash and to Increase Strength Vises and Nmws J'gree Judging from the countless preparations and treatments which are conttn-usually being advertised fur the purpose of making thin people fleehV -developing arms neck end bust and replacing Vgty hollows and angles by the soft curved lines health and beauty there are evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel their axosesive thinness Thinness end weaknesl -ro usually due to starred nervye Our bodies need more phosphate them le contained In modern foods physicians claim there ts nothing that will supply this deficiency so well as the organic phosphate known among druggists as bitrophos? phate which le inexgeneive and Is sold by moot ell druggists under a guarantee of satisfaction or money back By feeding the nerves directly and by supplying the body cello with the necessary phosphoric food elementd blWW-phos-phate quickly produces a welcome transformation in the appearance: the in crease in weight frequently being astonishing Thio Increase In weight also carries with a general Improvement In the health Nervouenaae sleeplessness and lack of energy which nearly always accompany excessive thinness soon disappear dull eyes become bright end pete cheeks -glow 10 the bloom of perfect health Although bttro-phesphats is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness sleeplessness and general weakness jt should not owing to Its remarkable fUeh-growfng properties be used by anyone who does not desire to put on flesh WASTE A SINGLE THING Just tend it to one of these REPAIR SHOPS -An Hre REPAIRED CLEANED OR REBUILT LIKE NEW You save money apd at the same time aid Uncle Sam in hi fight for conservation THINGS WE? First wt Guarantee our Work Carbon Burning Model Work Auto Repairing General Machine Wort PHONE 60S WATERMAN WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS MODERN GARAOB Old County Jail Building Us Times Alley Muskogee Oklahoma Means Safety Ftret" By HERBERT DUCKWORTH Dayton Ohio Deo Men first grew wings here In Dayton" Today Is the fifteenth adversary the Cret flight hp Orville WWght In machine Fifteen years ago today the old Wright biplane stayed up In the sir Just one minute reaching maximum speed of 6 miles aq hoar At this very moment as 9wrte this there Is an American designed monoplane flying over the scenes of the early labors and triumphs of Wilbur and Orville Wright at a speed of 346 milce an hour Thqre la also a big Uandley-Page maohine hsre jthat can carry 40 passengers Nine years ago Frank Coffyn In a Wright machine gave me a flight of half a mile I was the sxth civilian passenger ever to make a flight At that time the late- Wtllbup Wright prophecled big things for the flying machine He was right Thirty years ago Bishop Wright brought home a toy Helicopter 'a but-Urfly-ehaped contrivance wjth paper Kings and a propeller spun with tm sted rubber 'That toy fired the Imagination of the Wright boys Magnified the toy might carry man they thought! 'They made large helicopters and then gilders In 1900 at Kitty Hawk C- the Wrights worked their gliders Finally they Installed a light motor and on December 17 1903 Orville made a flight of just under a minute The wee the birth of arirplane fhe flimsj1 inconoclastto thing which seems to violate Newton's lawsellmin-atee frontiers and promises to expand civilisation as much as have the steamship the railway and electrtoty This Is how the airplane has grown 1903 Wright biplane wjng-aprcad feet 25 h-p motor flew fori minute altitude 118 feet W18 Doenlng monoplane epeed 141 miles an hours Major Schroeder A in De Havlland plane witn Ameroan motor reached height of 2bJKH) feet or 6 1-2 iru'les Curtiss flying boat 1 1140-hp carried 60 pnsaeniers biplans carrieM2 passengers for one hour over London Cspronl In Itply Is building a machine whicheccordlng to tables giving ratio of horsepower to useful load should be able to carry at a nlmum 4 men and at a maximum 164 men avertng 140 pounds each In the meantime Postmaster General Burleson le going ahead developing the 200 Air mail routes and Police 'Commissioner Enright of New "York has appointed Colonel DeMont Thompson of thg Aero club to organise an air police force for New York dty cr-V Take It add be able The Offers you manr A visit to one of these laat 17 There were three Oklahomans listed In the marine Hat given out for publication on the same 'date: The following are the Oklahomans: Wounded Severniy CORPORA! Waldo Becker Oracd-mont CORPORAL Joseph CoWnn Ringllnf PRIVATE John Jones Adel PRIVATE fleorge Marlin Hanna PRIVATE Jeas Mlllam Henryetta PRIVATE John Fall Tulsa PRIVATE Edward Jones stlglef PRIVATE Bilaa McOee Garvin PRIVATE Elmer Henderson Asher PRIVATE John Henry Mangum PRIVATE Manley Foster 8 parka Krebs PRIVATE Albert Franklin Bay Okemah PRIVATE Claude 1 Stewart Cement PRIVATE Luther Mutchlna Newalla PRIVATE William White Ada PRIVATE Jett Alexander Allen PRIVATE Roma Neal Proctor PRIVATE Jasper Riggs Tushka Wounded Degree Undetermined CORPORAL Robert Baehar reals Valley CORPORAL Henry Jackson Bandera Fufnuta FRTVATR Willis Buster Ada FRIVATB Joaenh Bvrd Ravenna FRIVATB William Rusaell ClifL FIfi p'l i PRIVATE! William Clarence Smith iMndill FRIVATB Davl4 Alvey Cathey New Wilson PRIVATE George William Hyde Lena- pah PRIVATE Oscqr Van Buren White Henryetta -TRIVATH Arch Buster 8Utlon Olbmn PRIVATE Walter Wads Rhodes EuNula PRIVATE WlUIam Felix Robertson Tahleotjah PRIVATE Revmond Sllkey Pryor PRIVATE Gilford Whleenhunt Tex-anos PRTXATE Thomas Trrton Bailing PRIVATE EmMt Rirhwlne Lenno Wounded Slightly CAPTAIN Guv Rexroad MadIH FFTROENT Robert 8 Cook Ardmore OORPORAU Ed Patterson Hart- home CORPORAL Thomas McLlmans 1 Pern' 1 I CORPORAL Frank Huer Norman I CORFORAL Mark Hugh Walls Hen- ryetfca Busier lmev Dawson Kingston COOK Thomas Taylor Enid COVER Albert Wellston PRTVATE Richard I Moors Bokho-ma- PRTVATE wmie Loman Grant 1 PRIVATE Elmer Lockmlller Wagner PRTVATE Clarence Porter Turley TOIVATE Willis Horn Walla PRTVATE Marshall Martin Melette PRIVATE Robert Holmea Hart-shorne Mlaslng In Action Robert Emmltt Sanders Tulsa MARIN-LIST Woundsd Severely CORPORAL Reginald McOurg Watlka PRIVATE Claude Milton Felling PRIVATE Daniel Arnold The following caaualttee are reported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: Killed In action 106 Pied of wounds 17 Died of accident and otherecauses 2 Died of airplane acdldent pone Died of disease 22 -Wounded severely IS? Wounded degree undetermined 446 Wounded slightly 732 Mjaaing In action 100 Total 2870 Marine lint of casualties: Klled in action 2 pled of wounds 9 Pled of disease Wounded severely 79 Wounded slightly 1 In hands of enemy 1 Total 91 GRANDMOTHER KNEW There Was Nothing So Good tor Congestion and Colds i as Mustard I But the old-fashioned mustard-plaster Burned and blistered while it acted Get the relief and help that mustard plaster gave without the plaster and without too blister Musterolo does it It Is a clean white ointment rrarfr with oil of mustard It it scientifically prepared ao that' it work wonders and yet tioea not blister tha tenderest akin Just massage Mtasterole hi with the fin-ger-tips gently See bow quickly it bring how speedily the pain disappears Use Musterola far gore throat bronchitis tonsilitia croupt stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache confestokL pleurisy rheumatism lumbago paint and aches of the back or joint sprung sort museka bruise chilblain frosted fee colds of the cbegt (it often prevents pneumonia) 30c and 60c jar hospital Mae 32hdL Consumers Cotfee Co Delicious Ooffco Rotated Every Sunrise 20 and 28c Tha kind you pay SOe and Ho for at other atoree Peanut Butter ground while you With your nest order Include a box of Homo Chocolate Candy 50 Phene 821 308 Okmulgee The Want Ad column of the Time-Democrat ar( red I1? thousand of peapla every day Make This the Merriest Christmas the Family Has Ever position In the postoffice or any other government department Bustler In' New Jersey Dr Busnler was formerly assistant superintendent of the air mall service and during absence acted as superintendent of the Washington-New York route He waa a member of the National Guard In Pittsburg when the army was sent Into Mexico and served or sanitary inspector On his return he went to Cairo Scherubel Plumbing Beating 5j and Repair Shop 4gfi Okmulgee Phone 1034 MtEntee and Sou Only at 104 Okmulgee Ava High- CUbs Watch and Jewelry Repairing at very reasonable charges WV Extensive dealers in Diamonds Discount of par ewit tf gov bring this ad with you All Work Guaranteed tntf and Okmulgee Phone $67 Ualt Curing Auto Work IIT 8 Ird Phon T0 Auto erring nnd body work Cleaning Alteration and Repair JOE SCHIEBERL 315 Okmulgko Phono 472 Shoars razors clipper or kniven sharpened A Halvenoa Co J20 Okmulgee Ave RED STAR GARAGE DOBSON Proprlstor 10-1 Broadway phon 14 FRANKB Managsr Osnrst A BloetMoal Work Jobs Scott Hlfh Grads Toning Bo pairing Phon MS Palace Carafe 04 Broad-way Phone 1041 AUTO REPAIRING Be sure there is music in your home this the home-life is incomplete withbut there is nothing that can take the place of and no music like the Phonograph- AEOLIAN-VOCALION or COLUMBIA GJRAFONOLA every good feature that is to be had in any phonograph and exclusive features which can he had only in these instruments our phonograph department will convince ybu that you want ELECTRIC Contracting and Repairing MUSKOGEE ELECTRIC CO lftR Broadway phone 361 -STAR CYCLE WORKS High Grade Repairing Supplies 116 Third Phone 403 Dealer In Gant Sporting Goods and Ammunition MORIARTY 1 Tha Real Gunsmith 12 North Third Bt ii! EW STATE TENT AWNING tO ents Awnings Curtains Taiyau-line and wagon sheets Sll Broadway Phone 373 The lola Roofing Company Old Roofs Repaired Phone 4423 112 Callahan St OS FAYLOR Harnou and Saddle Repair Work 107 Booth Tnlrd Phono 0840 Matbey Ma-china Co 3 sr a Ms and Re-pair Work Phone Mala Je Court James Novy agent Installing re pairing replacing STAR TIN SHOP 117 Broadway GLOBE AUTO RADIATOR works Phon II 107 Broadway Wo Ft Thom Right Advantage of Our Superior Record Service It Costs No More materially to the pleaiure of owning a phonograph to to get the records you want when you want them By special arrangements we are still showing thi 'Y WTHE BIRTH OF THE PRINCE OF A the" $72000 picture PEACE" VunnmiRE COMRAHY 223-22S Wait Olonlgae An TAKE A 1919 RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP I.