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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24

'''0 nv Sl21 O3
onenberg, 1 and Lena-POwhatan Bee Rs9l 64
pubiiIones. A VI II Allen. s2.620 "a
phillips, y P-Riviera Realty Co SIS! ~
ParisI, G-Economu Ritson Co. Inc. S3Il 81
Nelling, Josephine--A hessler, slun ~
Y Rvs Co.'S Tischler, s+44 ~
Och, W l., by gdn-W Daniels c .,os oe
ORerly. TIL W Beadie, 500
Panos H-McDermott Dairy co, SID ~
Pease, r Ii r Hit, Sol9 81
p n pickman & Bros-Smith & Leo, Inc
" 451 OS
Public Service Express. Inc-M A Thake;o
Powell Y All Berresford ct al. 1914 20
ROYAL Theatre Co-Greater Y Film
sa hel.fH So once Attraction Film Rental
RAFT. p-s Borchardt. s::1G =
Rosett. l. j Fahys & CO, FSis 70
i'u uossg any SIPS IS
sam me Bradley costs SIS 10
Silberstein. Nv W A5tor. FiSO !,
s sfnGcbaker Bros o.S"i CO OF y Wv Nc
- si.iH 30
swaptTout. G-R Waldo, - al. costs, slO7 s.
Schaefer. M--IIotel Van COrtlandt CO, lO9
Same-W z Woodman. SlOo -
Same--J o Brczehinkt. slOo
shedln, d. and c W Lipchiz-B L Miller
SNSN' 1896 10
Schwartz, C-P Lewis. si36 y
T,,',To1, IA Krieg1 $50 81
Vernon, W FEE T. BUTLER CO. S41l 70
Wallace, MI Refs. S25o 81
weich, l. F II Ross, jr, and r warner~ -
Waronoff, s-P Rothenberg sl22 q
Zorn, Ar Waldo, ct al, costs, slVi -
fucker, s-SIiller & Doing, sl5l Us
Zemsky, III Smith, SlZs %
Telephone CO. si1s 80
Waiiner. SC II Stanton, Sl4s 81
ZIMMERMAN; 81 RHraIo 'i''' ;io.e7i s2
J I, Vause q SOn-City Of 7, ~: %
Lemuco. r. Wells, Inc-Same, SEQ W
Westheld Dairy Lunch Co-SaIne' ~ "
Won Berger, Getty Of \ y, sip ~
Vanonl, + Lc-Same, SID 70
N.anha a.'i yfIsams $50 20
White, 4 S-Same. 800 -
Westcott, A F-Same .St 81
weinstein. R-Sane, stn 2 81
Weick. II E-Same, s sSy "a "a
Westhemer, S-Same, 2l@ ~
%einstein 4. Mahen Clothing Co-same, $3.50 20
west Electric Hair Curling Co-samei $40 10
The Bronx.
Altrades, Inc--United Metal Covered Door
ana sTsnS 9ss" Ar J Eustace ct al. siSS II
Brooks, Is-sun Fireproof Sash and Door
1,o SSn W J--American Press Association.
Or rassart Dental Ca steiger. 1884 %
navis q A-W OlleKdorf, si.59T A.
Gilman, VI. and $ Roblnson-BreakstoGe
pros Inc. Sl99 81
s,o'rna-gane Si99 60
corIon 81 A AIcCanerty, 5000 3
keenan,, Y c and u is j McNerney.
S50l 80
kaufman. Ma Kross 1856 %
Novelty stamp Co--C HRgmayer, $3.50 80
ISreusSe G-E Benneche. 1856 50
Standard Damp Proofng and Roofing Co.
NJ Schrelber and F Schreiber-J NewmariS.
S317 Al
Wagner. OIL Hynes et al, sl07 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24
Brokers' Outing on Oct. %.

The Association Of Stock Exchange Part
ners which was organized last spring 10
promote cooperation between the office me M
beTs OF the brokerage firms. has arranged FOR
An outing Wednesday. October 81 al the
Country Club Of Westchester. All the privi-
leges OF the club will be- extended 20 The
members OF the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24
RECORDED LEASES.
OCTOBER 2G.
Manhattan.

ELIZABETH ST, 2O5 and 207. all: Iva \
Conc ct al TO D T'uccilio and ano, 216 Eliza
beth st: 10 yrs from Aug I, 1914; atty, i Il
Galzano, 1i0 BWay; $500
7TH Az. 2lSO d floor A levin to T
King and ano, 80 Myrtle av, Brooklyn; l0'a
yrs from oct 20, 1914; atty, King, 80
Myrtle av, Brooklyn; $50
The Bronx.
10TH SIT. 72o to 724 East all: J Nugent
90 Operators Leasing Realty Corporation; 8
yrs from Sept 1, 1914; attys, Hirschman &
u, 2ss Bway; Sc, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24

MOKTGAGE SALE.
], SAMI- NORZMIER, Auctioneer. sell
this day at 10 a. m. No. 40 West 10Th
Street. Manhattan. all the Machinery and
Fixtures contained IN certain chattel mort
gage and duly filed in the office OF the Reg
lister Of the County OF New York.
5. I. PEYSER. Atty. for Mortgage.
By VIRTUE OF a CHATTEL MoRTNiAGE,
DAVID shariro. AuctiCnaer. will sell Ext
ures az u East f7th Ct, at a. m. Jacob r.
Rubinstein Attorney I'm fact Tor mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER %.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. e7Os. IL II Meise 4 sons.
Inc agt Mayheid Construction co Ell al
oct II. 1914; so. . ,,.,. nc, TT
Essential ct al; June 10. 1914; $50.
The Bronx.
rr>-ToN Az ~ g. eO4.b Il II of 16ist st.
o->i2b. Hudson Woodworking GO agt sara
Construction Co; oct 1, 1914; $25s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SrPRFMF COURT,


Appellate Division Recess.
SpeciaI Te.m-Part U-DONNEbbI, J.
TX parte matters.
sURRoGATE's cOUrT-FowLEn, 8.
No day calendar.
CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part Ii--SCHMCCk, j.
Elk parte matters.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court--DONNELLY. J.
Re Hunt--H p Fischer.
Re Concrete Prod Cow Bernard
BY PENDLETON. j.
Cochran/GaIiand--P Olney, tr.
Grover Dominion Trust-C Ehlermann; IT.
Excelsior say Bk/JacksOn-C J Carroll.
Wood Peck--M Levy. -
Wacht /59th ST Real Est Con- Altmager'
Greenwich Saw Bk/Corn-G Frey.
Re Abrams-S w Fish.
Re CNY-J VI Donohue. ,-,-.,
Seamen's Bk for S/Chappelle-B Winthrop
Hloller/Danziser-J ID Kelly
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
SuD emP COurt-DONNETDT. J
Re Kcsner Store Employee Ass'n-B Leden
BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
special Term-BRADI, J.
No day calendar.
All moti0ns noticed for Friday Oct - stano
over Tor Monday. oct %, 1919.
COUNTY COURT.
Special Term-GIBBS, j.
No day calendar.
sTRROGATE's COURT--SCHCLZ. 8.
No day calendar.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court-BRADY. j.
Jackson/ Bell--b o Van Doren
BY GIBBS, J.
Re Koch--b Ginzburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MuItlgrsph Letters. 800. $3.50. i,0oS
uIo. 10000. IS. prompt q r. Wearhsr1orA
ZIG Nassau. Room lovs. Phone BeekIian sx5A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
County OF New. York notice is hereby given
10 ali rersOns having claims against Charles
= ZabrIskie. late OF the County OF New
York, deceased to present the same with
vouchers thereof 90 the subscribers at their
Mace OF transacting business, NJ the Office
Of slit 4 Phillips, No. il3 Fulton Street,
Borough OF Manhattan. IN the City OF New
York. on or before tho t~enty-third day OF
November next.
1914 MINNIE Z. ZABRlSk1E.
CIIAs. STEWART PHILLIPS
CHARLES LEMAlRE ZABRISK1E,
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
JohD =. Cohalan a SUR ogate OF the Coun-
" OF New York. notice is hereby given 10 all
persons having claims against Edward ID.
Coo lace OF the County Of New York, de-
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place OF
uansacting business. at the office OF stitt &
phillips, No. ll3 Fulton Street. Borough Of
before the tenth day Of November next.
Dated. New York. the first day OF May. 1914
MARY sToRRs CoE,
cHAs. STEWART Phillips
RICHARD SroRRS CoE,
Executors.
N PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF Hon
County OF New York. notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
EVERETT HERRICK. late or the County
of New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at
his place OF transacting business at the
Office OF Worcester. Williams & SAKE, No. 30
Broad ST.. IN the City OF New York on or
before the fifteenth day OF March next
Dated New York. the 9Th day OF Septem-
Der, 1914.
JAMES y. FORD,
Executor.
Attorneys for Executor.
20 Broad street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
John Z Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the Couu-
" OF New York notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Mary A. Craig,
late OF the County OF New York, deceased.
10 present the same. with vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber at his place OF transactins
business. Rooms 9036-s. No. so Maiden Lane,
I'm the Borough OF Manhattan OF the City OF
New York. on or before the 18th day Of No
veInber. lql4
Dated. New York. the 9Th day OF May, 1914
ALLAN c. CRAIG, Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24
The Quaintest
Place
In Connecticut

An old farmhouse, with rooms and
bath remodelled by late admiral in .. :.
%avv for summer home House has all
improvements, gas electricity, Kewanee
pumping system. two old fireplaces chick
uaple. elm and apple trees. House COM
fortably furnished. Ten acres OF land. one
third OF which IL hno apple orchard 1--WE
wears old, OF choice fancy apples such as
Macintosh. Jonathan. etc, trees In fine.
healthy condition. One-third has qusnti-
tics OF old epple trees, producing 400 bar
rels pears ox-heart cherries and a young
peach orchard, quantities Of raspberrieR
currsnts and gooseberries; also fine sspara-
gus bed. Other third without question
~nest building site IN the state. Is $50
feet above the town and commands view
OF Danbury GnG surrounding country for
miles This property is the choicest piece
Of property on earth for gentleman's coun-
.ry estate or ideal spot for automobile inn.
with most quaint house imaginable, all
furnished and ready for occupancy. Price
Is $1,000 cash, aud orchard alone Will soon
lie worth that. Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24
ELECTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORk;s. sr,rv
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY az ar. st 10
Albany. August ast' II,
To tho Custodian OF Primary keco''' '" ~
County 81 New York: 49,. c.,.,l
Notice ig hereby given that. az the Sel, p,
Election TO be held In this state On y,
Tuesday succeeding the First Monday Ia, ~ =,
venber NEXT (Noyember 5rdl, the l0ilo' =,
officers may be lawfully voted ioT' 7"
County OF New York, 10 VII. ., -iy-.
A Governor In the place Of Martha H., W. ~
A Lieutenant Governor, IN the place o. ~
ert +. Wagner. =, ,,,,.s,r
A Secretary OF state, r. tho place o. n'''''-
May. -, vvrs=
A Treasurer. in tho place o. Homer ?; ca, ca
An Attorney-General, in the place OF i"''--
Carmody. a. a.. ,,rs
A state Engineer and Surveyor. in th' ""
OF John A. Bensel. -, =, ,nr,,s
An Associate Justice or the court o. w.
in the place OF william Butler ho'n0S
All whose terms OF office VIII expire On ."
last day OF December next. -. 4
A United States Senator. in the P'ss
Fifteen n Delegates SeTs A. Large to Constructs
Convention. -. ,,- 4,
Two Justices OF the Supreme Court. ig -
First Judicial District, IN the p'11r.s,
Philip Henry Dugro and Barlow :. . 49,
appointed by the GoferuoI " III =, ~
whose terms OF office viii expire W
last day Of December next -, c...,.c
A Representative In the SiXty-fourln Nv s.ssT
OF the United states for each OF us 60, ~. 4
ing Congressional districts 81 the ~.
New York, VIZ: 18th. 18Th. l+tn, l'1n. .s -
nth. 18th, 18th and Goth Districts, -
lively. all OF which are wholly sltuA' -, 3.
In the County OF New York, also ~
21st. 22nd and 23rd Districts. resps..,v
partly I'm New York County and p.lg-
Bronx County; also for the llth Stysssssl
stonal District, composed or hen
County and part OF New York Couhvs I'D,
A Senator for each % the folloWlns :,
districts OF the State OF New ieIS ~
18th, 18th, 18Th. 18th. 18th. lsth, In' IN
18th and Goth Districts. resDectiFesD' $50
which are wholly situate within INC ,SS.s,,-
OF New York: also for the -lst - a.
composed or part OF New YORK S'1H"
part OF Bronx County. -..-s,,
Three Delegates 70 constitutional Cop.. rs
from each OF above mentioned Sen~''
tricta. 40
Thirty Members OF Assembly and one 80
part OF New York and part OF Bronh
ties.
Given under my hand and seal Of Sm',c ~
the Secretary OF state, AZ w
(Seall OF Albany. this thirty-hFs. -
August. I'm the year ohs wv
nine hundred and fourteen. ma.
lfTTfffxEl n. Garref4rV OF ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Pursuant to the terms OF Chattel Mort
gage, dated the 18th day OF July, 1914, made
by Arthur Reissman and William Baum 20
ptpcus Hornsyein and Nathan Ginsburg. on
which there Is due tho sum II Six Hundred
GGO0l Dollars. IN behalf OF the holder OF
tho mortgage. / will sell said property at
public auction at the premises No. 90
Eighth Avenue, New York City, on the 2ith
Gay OF October 1914, 40 a. m. sharp, in
ORDER 10 satisfy the lien Of the mortgage.
FRANK PINDYCK,
Arctoneer in Behalf OF Assignee OF Mort
gage.
MORTGAGE SALE At AUCTION.
Frank Z. Gore, auctloneer, viii sell. by
virtue Of default In certain chattel mort
gage. on Saturday. October 24th, 1914 at 10
2. m. at No. as East 18th ST. Borough OF
Manhattan. a number OF truck horses dou-
bic and single wiudlass trucks, delivery
wagons, harness. portable wiEchSs, blocks
and falls and general tools and tackle OF
q machinery moving plant
| By order OF mortgagee.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24

AppclIate Division Recess.
sn.ciaI Te,m-Part U-DONNEbLT. J.
TX parte matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-24

CITY COURT.
Special Term-Part Ii--SCHMCCh' j.
Elk parte matters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08

Don't waste your time worrying
about how the world got along before
you came into II, or how II IL going
TO got Oh after you leave IT,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08
RAD ROADS RETARD ADVANCE
OF GERMAN ARMY IN FLANDERS

Berlin, Dec. S.-Today.s official
statement says: "On the coast ~
Flanders the bad conditions of thu
roads uude worse by recent torrent
ial rains are causing great difficulty
to the movement of our troops
ITO the north OF Nras we have
made slight progress.
THO war hospital at lisalo burned
Yesterday. 'Tha ia probably a case
uf arson. No lives w"rh lost
"The statement ~ the French re
garding nm advance In the Argonne
district Is not IN accordance with tina
facts For Il long time no French
attacks have taken place there On
the contrary We are continually gain
nr ground slowly
ebay before ycsterndy the French
position at Mallncourt. cast NJ Warren
mes was captured, greater part "
the garrison frll on this occasion The
remainder. two Officers and 100 men
were taken prisoners.
French attrk nu Dur position north
NJ Nancy Vrs reported YESTERDAY
mo special reports IRE at hand
from cast Prussia
I'm northern Poland, German troops
arr closely pursuing the retreating
enemy tn the east aud 10 the south
NJ LODI Besides extraordinary
t,., .,,,J sanc,Inor,. Inss,s rpnnrt p,l
Yesterday. the Russians have lest nm
IN the present about moo hundred
prisoners ard iG cnnnonS with am
munitions carts
In southern Poland nothing spe
clnl has happened
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08

Elmer +. Brown, secretary Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, has received a
copy Of Missouri" booster book
published to advertise the cities Of
that state. In comparing the differ
ent cities listed there with Oklahoma
city, Mr. Brown calls particular at.
tenton 10 ~ Joseph In the boost
that is given that city 81 Joseph Is
lauded Ms having fine civic sense, an
alert public spirit, and being place
In which II IL safe to make invest
ments The figures show that II has
a little larger population than okla
homa city, having SOOOO
1t must be- noted. however that
there In but one office building In the
city which Is over five stories high.
This one rises 10 twelve stories, but
has less floor space than the Colcord
without the "L' projection 10 the west
only one hotel In the city compares
IN sizR, with the blk ONES NJ Okla
homa City, this being nine stories high
and having accommodation facilities
less than those Of the Skiryin
Il must be said In fairness to the
Missouri city that It's Wholesale dis
trict II we'll developed hut 1t Is the
opinion Of the secretary TINT there u
no greater diversity Of pruducts hand
led there than In oklahoma city, while
the boosted packing industry he says.
Is about the sane as ours
MIR. Brown calls attention tu the fact
that a city VI office buildings such rs
there are In oklahoma city Is one In
which wealth tends to concentrate
from vast territory 1T h not ncces
sary to actually create something en-
even ~ change its form said Mr.
Rruwn, "in order to create wealth The
moving Of the finished product adds
to It's ynluc aud therefore creates val.
Ne our general agencies, Of which
we have iS8 according to Postmaster
EAgtman'S enumeration, are engaged
In the concentration NJ wealth from
all parts " the state into Oklahoma
City are assets.
The general agency employs labor.
ers that command better salaries than
are paid the common lnhOrer " Tho
factory Perhaps the lowest wage paid
ls $40 and there are many of course
who gct more our federal offices EN-
ploy perhaps lAO outside VI the mail
carriers and the Pioneer company
about 800 such institutions bring q
vast amount " money into city from
n large territory and pay Il out TO 4
skilled class " labor. The same /,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08
CARNIVAL FREE
At EXPOSITION
Panama Building Commission
Invites Public TO Visit At
fractions Without Cost.

The management NJ the National
Manufacturers ENhlhtr which is being
held ut 50 Ny-i Main street an.
uourccd today that ull attractions on
the carnival floor are open to the
public without admission. II was url-
ginnlly planned to charge for this At
trnctiun.
Several additions have been made
tU the displays aud to the elaborate
decorations. An effort is being made
to induce crowds 10 attend and no
cNpansc Is being spared 10y the com
mission
Stores are conducted on each Of the
three floors Of the building where
goods are sold at retail pprices. and
With every ten cent purchase o free
chance on kitchen cabinet Is given
other displays will be given away and
all money will go into the fund beiug
raised for the erection Of an Oklaho
mn building at the Panama Pacific
. Exposition ut san Francisco.
Something Is constantly being plac-
ed on display and special amusement
features are always open on the thlrd
floor of the hulldnig Everything from
sewing machine 10 ten cents worth
" salt may be obtained at the booths
and stores
A special feature which the man
acrment announces Is a dance ON tha
third floor Music is furnished Nv
an electric piano and the floor, ideal
for upto date dances is open at all
times 10 dancers. All exhibits are
donated to the commission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08
Discolored, Wrinkled
Skin Easily Removed

Since brown or yellow, over red or
hlotchy complcNlGN are decidedly not
the fnsyon, ! cannot understand why an
many continue 10 wear them Surely
every woman has heard Of mercollEed
wax. THIS | know--from my own and
others experiences viii positively han
ish every unslghtly tint. The wax really
takes Off bad complexion II gradually.
harmlessly, absorhs the THU LAYER Of
surface skin with all It's defects ms
chaps liver spots, pimples fr,rklrs
blRckhcads Just M gradually the dis
cardcd skin Is replaced by nv clear.
white, youthful skin underneath Mer
coliEed wax, procurable NJ any drug
store, Is applied nightly like cold cream,
and erased mornings with warm water
One ounce win produce the lovelie,t
glrlish complexion Ia less than fort
night
| cant understand, either, why folk,
will be bothered With wrinkles. since IN,
famous saXolnc formula has become pub
llc property one ounce Of powdered
saxolite dissolved In a hair pint witch
hazel, makes wash lotion that will
quickly effare every line, even the deep
eat --julla Orff In Social Mirror --Adver
/ TemsnL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08

to the campaign fund as we'll AZ CON.
mitteemen an itemized statement N
the receipts and disbursements Of the
state committee
The total contributions received from
the more than G00 donors was $40
40 NJ and the entire disbursements
Of the committee during this period
amounted 10 RlO.333.O1. The state.
ment shows balance on hand, with
all bills paid which also II cNtraordIn.
Hry.
Included IN the statement are cam.
paign donations received by John
Fields nominee for governor, from
persunal friends. and which were
turned over by him to the state com.
mittpe
In n letter which accompanies the
statement ~ receipts and disbur"-
meuts. Stnte Chairman Arthur ~
Geisslcr discusses the condition "
/ the Republican party at the time "
the state convention held At Tulsa In
/ February aud At the close Of the
campaign he says In part:
AT that time many assumed that
q majority of the Republicans had
either left the party or we're about ia
do 80 and that the Republican ticket
would probably not receive One-half NJ
many votes as formerly But as a re-.
suit of the recent camapicn the party
Is In shape to 90 into the next fight
with the utmost confidence In lts
ability TO win This ought to he q
source Of much satisfaction to all
those who paid the expenses and di'
the work Of the campaign
Oklahoma county was the heavieS
contributor to the campaign fund. witt
u total " $27i325 Tulsa count,
came next with total Of N.2O5
other counties giving as much ~
500 were Carter $3.50 Craig SH
! ogan S332 Muskocce $40 Washlns
TON 94O5 PittShure S205 Blaine tl0a
Custer SiS7. Garfield $l24, Grs'il
Sl02. Kay 800 and Wagner 1925.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08
FACULTY EXONERATED or
OVERwORKING OPERATOR

Chicago. Dec s. Northwestern uni
,ersity does not come under the Illl-
nuis wumans ten hour law. So ruled
Police Magistrate John H. Boyer Of
Evanston He dismissed the case
against the university faculty, which
Ind been charged with keeping Miss
Wmifred Gallagher on duty nineteen
or twenty hours u day Miss Gala
CHER was employed rs switchboard
operator In Willard hall She was
discharged because NJ publicity at.
tending the case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08
ARKANSAS POSSES SEARCHING
FOR ROBBERS WHO SHOT ONE

Fort Smith, Ark, Dec s-Possea ~
United States and city officers aal
farmers are searching the surround.
Ing hills for two masked hands. who
held up Oscar Kaufman, a rural mail
carrier and shot and dangerously
wounded $. l.. Parker, farmer, Union
town, Ark who went TO the mailman =
assistance Kaufman was robbed Of
fl65.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08
FRENCH CAPTURE vERMALLFs
AFTFR DESPERATE FIGHTING

Paris Dec S.-An official statement
saws:
During the day VI the seventh, the
enemy had been more active the day
before In the region of the User and
In the ueiehhorhOod Of Ypress our
artillery answered back with success
I'm the region NJ ArraS Il brilliant
attack gave MS Ncrmnlles and Rutoire
Vermalrs has been for nearly two
months the scene of desperate fight
ing
In the region Of the Aisne and In
Champagne there has been artillery
engagements aud our heavy artillery
dispersed " several gatherings Of the
enemy
In the Argonne region the forest
of Grurle and the northwest of Pont
n.Mnusson In the forest of la Pretre
we have gained ground
Along the line Of battle there ~
nothing TO report
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08

Miss Bess Funk who IA the house
guest NJ Mrs. ] A. Rrittlanham II
Fast Tenth street expects To leave the
last Of the week for Pawhuska, okla,
where she win spend the winter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08

Miss Gall Cruce was hostess 10 the
bachelor Maids Monday afteroon
when tor score was made by Mrs
Charles York, Jr The special guests
~ the afternoon were the hostess
house guest Miss Grace Johnson "
Nrdmore, Miss Thompson Of vlnita
Mrs. Joseph Rhoads. Miss Harensteln
Mis-. james Frazer and Mrs r. n. Rid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08
BROWNS COMPARISON
MADE GOOD SHOWING

true u the Insurance business and
mnny others. believe that fully one
third of the business district Of New
York Is office buildings Give me a
city Uf general agencies"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-08
CAMPAIGN COST
TEN THOUSAND
NRepublican State Committee Sends
! Statement Of Receipts and Disburse-
ments 10 Contributors.

A departure from the customs W
campaign committees Is the action this
week Of the Republican state com
mittee In mailing to every contributor