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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-12
HARVARD ALREADY
IN DEEP GLOOM
Crimson Feels Loss of Its
greatest Football
Asset.
op,CKLEY RESTING
FL EASILY, SAYS DOCTOR
Chance That He May Get
De-, ,.,o Vale Game TO Try for
A Field Goal.

,.Arc Mass, Oct. 1.-THE one
CsmVi'S S.srpssion st Harvard to-day
,cpe o. IS 10 the football team OF
sss -. charles Rrickley, who was OPP
Cs7's,' ~ for appendicitis yesterday
',sNu uoon and who IN all probability
s' rl,yed his last game OF tooto"i'
y, the Crimson. ...,oo .orId
SrSsc, to-day. and the bulletin
b eag .. from the surgeon. DR.. Nichols,
'sn' SS' tbc condition OF his patient
". very favorable.
n, Yale game is SIX weeNs "wa away,
Il Il all goes well there IS some
40 s,A. " chance for Brickley to play
Ns However. II ne does so II VIII
@sn. "a run out on Ysle Field to try
.nH ssId goal, and this under the
'S rules he may DO twice IN the
s'@@s. ...,5 surely has lost its greatest
nan H.w asset and a man II Will be
,s0'pa;h 10 replace. Brickley has
inP0s. ~ greatest individual scoring
eNI - over known in football, hay
=" srored in three years at mar
- one IS freshman 80 Uiiteo'
"u' varsity player scored $50
arc " an - touchdowns and is field
E .l. :, NO seasons. Harvard, IN each
s;'s ., last threee cams played with
T;sers. Yale and Dartmouth, has
80 scoring except through Brick
,y', field goals.
harvard team s now sadly bat
- IN Saturday Morgan. the left
1, IN. broke his hsnd, and will be out
~ y. came for several weeks. and
80. ~ injured his knee in the Wash
' - and Jefferson game. Logan,
Ever . will be back this week, but
49,, will he held back. He now
is 80. as Harvard's only drop kicker,
-. 80 IS the best punter and ground
g'nsr,
y.v Haven. Oct. 11.-Captain Tai
~. q me Yale football team to-day
...yi,ssrspbed his sympathy 70 Captain
o-'.tIsv Of the Harvard eleven, who
-. operated upon for appendicitis on
Saturday
= ~ r~,,,lSor leader
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FIRE RECORD.

z. VI
525-l05 Second az; Regary BeliEuak;
trifing.
9 .l5-2i7 East 18th St. Elizabeth Nc
Loughlin; trifing.
p. NJ
:35-ii Audubon av. Mrs. Burke; trininE
2:3O-Narick and Douinlck sis, DeSnon
Contracting Company. S75.
3 .1J-Blllbodrd, west tide of Broadway.
between 122d and l23d SITS; New
York Bilposting Company; 500.
5000 West lijth 81; Mrs. s. Coulter,
81 600
5.46-229 East Sith st. A. Adelman SIS.
6:l5--4sO East 1891 St: Alfred Mendlorne /:
trfink
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS OF the World

Atlantic states and warmer IN the North
west and extreme West
Winds FOR Monday and Tuesdsy-North
Atlantic. moderate southwest and west;
Middle Atlantic. moderate west; South At
lsntic, moderate south. except east off the
Florida coast East Gulf, gentle TO mod
crate south. West Gulf. moderate to fresh
southeast and south. upper lakes mOder-
ate 10 fresh southeast and south; upper
lakes moderate west to north winds Mon
day. with fair weather; lover lakes. mod
crate west to southwest winds Monday,
with fair weather.
Forecast for Special Iocaltics-Eastern
New York, New Jersey, Delaware. Eastern
Pennsyivan New England. District Of
Columbia, MARY land. Virginia, generally
f8ir and cooler tomorrow. Tuesday. fair.
For Western New York and Western
Pennsylvania, fair tomorrow, Tuesday
unsettled
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Malls Vessel
Vessel F.. Line. close. sails.
Badasri, Liberia. --l2:o) m 800 m
TUESDAY. OCTOBER -.
Ryndam. Rot rdam. Hol-A 8. 30 m 1000 m
MayHro, Grenada. Trim d..l0oO a IN Zoo IN
Ikaria Mtevideo. Norton 900 IN 1900 M
Apach. JksonyIlle clyde 100 m
{ OF 81 Louis sav'u Saw $500 = IN
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER H.
'Lustania. Liverpool. Gun 90 m
Celtic. Liverpool " star. $50 m lZ;VO IN
Dwinsk Archaugel Kuss.l0:00 IN ZOO IN
Whiigift, Brazil -- ..... 2;30 a m
Zulis, Curacao. Red D.. $50 a m l-.VO III
Trinidad. Bermuda. Quebec goo M l1:y0 m
Zacapa, Colon. r Co.. $50 IN l-:p m
san Giovanni, Naples. S-A -- ll;yp III
san Tsclnto Galveston VI 100 p N
Comus New orleans So p T.. 90 m
.Mai Tor Iusitania closes $50 N Tuesday.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

-oys ,ND cIRIS-A handsome selt-rll-
ing fountain pen free for rev hours
work. wanted. two children boys or gir.H)
from each public or Parochial school IN
greater Sew York for special WORK INA,
SifI 20. intsrfere with their school hours
or studies. the only requirement thai each
one needs n. a recommendation from me
school teschc- Apply TO-DAY, Room Oh
tribune Building. Park Row.
MEN with patentable ideas writ. Raneoiph
Co Patent Solicitors. Washington. d. =.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

4 MAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD
and 4 home In the country for the fall and
winter. NOT over forty miles from New York
Kindly address. giving particulars and stat
ing price. which must be moderate II. C.. r.,
Box S Tribune once
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HOLIDAY RACING AT
BELMONT TERMINAL
IWO.Day Fall Meeting of the
United Hunts Association
Opens This Afternoon.

i card Of holiday racing will open
X annual two-day fall meeting Of the
al!ed Hunts Racing Association at
'slnoHt Park Terminal this afternoon.
The entry list is well filed in FIVE
o ne SIX races, and all should furnish
keen sport as any of the amateur
meetings hereabouts. There will be
,ghveight handicap for three-year-
lds and upward, at six furlongs. A
frng Rock Subscription Serial Handl-
Ap al seven furlongs, in which the
Mi Of the Piping Rock three-year-
~i' have been named 10 start, comes
'E, In this Election Bet. twice win
~ Of the fixture az Locust Valley last
week, will shoulder an impost of 131
pounds
special trains will be run from the
,cn'ylvsnis Station and Flstbush ay.,
''ooklyn, direct for the course, leav-
= New York and Brooklyn simulta-
":Isly, at 1890 and 1885 p. m.
ne entries IN full follow:
'.&I RAcE-HighVeight handicap: ~
.A7te-NeE Folds ..rHpHr
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Cris,ob,I oct. li.-Charcas tBr), New
york and Norfolk. for Valparaiso; Colon,
New York.
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Female

GRAPHER-Native American. three
wears last employer: references from best
people L B., Box 80 Tribune Uptown Of
fec, 1904 Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CHACFFEUR-First class mechanic; care
fIl driver. reliable, can run any car;
years highest references; city, country. IN
dustrial Assn. II W. aga st.
YOUNG MAN. g. possesses tact ana ability.
educated In Germany. attendance ~ high
school sood knowledge Of mathematics.
tieOnometry. astronomy speaks German
English and French. excellent references,
seeks position. directly or later. Address q.
H. Box 49, Tribune Office.
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Sunday, October IL.
HIGH WATER

M1NIAI RE ALMANAC.
Sunrise sos; sunset, $50; moon rises lllI'
moons age, %
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Local Official Record,-The follr

Local ohiciaI Record.-The following on =
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty5four hours. I'm compa rison with the
corresponding date OF last year:
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Humidity.

Barometer Readings.
a. n. 299I I =. m. 20 50 s 2. n 20 "a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-An idea Who can mink OF some
simple thing 10 patent9 Protect your ideas.
they may BRING you wealth. Write FOR
Needed Inventions" ami "fi o yet Your
Patent and Your Money" Randolph & Com
pany Patent .ttorn,ys Vash d -.
PARTIES WISHING Az IDEAL LOCATION
for good hotel Tor both summer and win
ter trade please write 10 the Secretary ~ the
LINN Haven business Mems CLUB Of Lynl
Haven. Florida.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY ORDER Of mortgage. will sell az pup
lie suction ruesdsv. October 18th. 10 a. m.
a. 4e6 " 18th st ono walnut dresser. ana
one walnut chinonier for account 81 Charles
Buxbsum. mortsagor. l. seliGman' Auo-
tioneef.
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Ag0nCN So y Vt - -----------------
SECOND MAN-Smart young swede with
eycnllent references: $40: go anywhere.
Miss Shea's Agency, so +. i2d st. Murray
Hill 6174
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HOT-SENAN or Useful Butler-Quick, neat
anpesrance; not afraid OF hard work s25 ;
civ or country; excellent references. In
dustrial Assn, Il ". 42d ~.
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WAfTREss. First class. bes, reference city
Or oouutr,. Jussna AgencS. go Lexington
A. TEL Ass Plaza.
WORKING HOrsEKEEPER-C apahie young
Eng 90 woman. good cook ann mansga
excellent references. viii tske entire sfsrsp
OF apartment Ms. iItzGctdl4 Emp.o.
mcnt Bureau $40 Filth as.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

me- 10000 50; prompt G r. Westhertord
iiG Nassau Room lOCS Phone Beekr1an >SSo
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Female.

ctfANlBERMATD.- Assist other work; very
noat competent girl; excellent personal
rofereoce. wages. SO Domestic Exchange
Acne 32t columbus sv. Tel Schuyler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
BASKET FUND WAS
GIVEN MORE HELP

What would do II you had q nice
home for which the rent was paid In
advance, nice furnishings, bought on
the instAlment plan. and 70 could not
he sold. and wife and three children
who were hungry, and you didn't have
cent TO your famei That Is the ques.
lion that confronted man In Oklaho
mn City Yesterday.
Outwardly the man Is prosperous.
He Is a skilled accountant, has been
for several years an expert at his trade,
upon Which he has spent hundreds of
dollars to perfect himself, but for
months he has not heen able to get
work,
Not strong enough TO do manual Ia.
bor hut mn expert In one line and only
one, what was he to dor He had not
enough money TO 20 TO town where
he could get work--nothing to do but
live out the rest of his small savings
In the hope that work would he open
soon.
The case was brought to the notice Of
the Provident Association yesterday
and the family was supplied with food
for seyeml days. Also with fine
Christmas dinner. II was one OF the
most peculiar cases encountered by the
association workers In great while
The family had plenty OF clothes,
rented house. warm beds, coal and ga
stoves, and the hills paid up, but moi
cent for food, not piece OF jcwelry
that had not gone to the pawnshop aud
not n chance but charity 10 tide then
over until better times
That IL the work the association,
meets with. That IA the kind Of worl
Il has TO do every day. A great man,
Of the citizens Of Oklhhomn City ar
doing their part, but more should nd,
their help A contrlbutltn to IN,
Pruyident Association now viii do ,
!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

brated his. demise from the ranks Of
hachelOrhOOd IN true Pickwickian
fRshion. Mr., Gaylord left this morn.
ing for Bellalre.
Mr aud Mrs. A. r. Crocket had as
their guests at dinner Sunday even
Ing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henley,
Miss Helen Gloyd and Dr Curt won
weidel and Mr., Paul Cooter
Judge and Mrs y. y. Riddle will
leave Friday to spend the day with
friends In Chickashn. and win attend
the wedding Christmas night of Miss
Lacy Sparks of Chickasha and Mr.
II. +. Fullmore nf Austin. Tex.
Mr.. aud Mrs w. " Oakcs and Miss
Stncla Oakes will keep open house
Christmas day 10 their friends
Mr. and Mrs T, T. Martin will
depart Thursday for Fort Worth,
Tex. where they will spend Christ
mas
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Beunett had
as their guests at dinner Sunday Mrs
Is y. Kirkpatrick and Mr. samuel
Boden Laird Of JOnesb0ru Tenn, and
Mr.. aud Mrs George Cooke
Miss Gladys GoOdiIl of Cualgate
Ok, will he the honor guest at an af
tcrn00n nj bridge given saturday af.
ternoon by Mrs. L. y. Lnugston
NIlss Mabel wilkins Is home from
IIollins, Va, where she has been at
tending school to spend the holidnys
with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. II.
wilkins
Judge aud Mrs. e. a dalbraith
win spend Christmas In Ada the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs W H. Ebey
Mrs Marion Spitler returned Fri
day from an extended stay Of several
months at Rensselaer, and other points
In Indiana While In Indianapolis she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. lpham who
have recently removed there from
this city.
Mr. Marshall Harris II home from
the state university a. spend the hol-
Idnys.
Mrs. Henry 0verholscr presented
her box at the Ovcrbolser for this af'
ternoon to Miss Katherine Zartman
who had as her guests at the matinee.
Misses Pauline stafford Anna knight,
Frances Riddle, Ruth Goodhnlm and
Helen Reck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

viii be- January when the chapter
will celebrate anniversary day.
DR. and Mrs. james Hall viii de-
part "Wednesday for Rartlesyille to
visit the latter's parents.
The advance students Of Miss
Hyla Florence Long enjoyed an in
structive afternoon Monday at their
monthly meeting when the life aud
composition " Ethelbert Nevlns and
Edward MncDOwell we're taken up, to
gether with the unt8ae Peterboro fcS-
tival Miss Helen Pettee was the
leader and told In an interesting man.
ner ~ the picturesque retreat at Pc.
terhoro for American artists made pos.
sihle by the MncDowell Association.
She also fold ~ the annual festival
held there IN August which has given
this city the name ~ the Baireuth of
AnerIca Nevin's works were illustrat-
ed at the piano by Misses Carolyn
Hosmer and Elizabeth Buchanon. and
NncDowell compositions were given by
Misses Elmn Hnubpch Helen Pettee
and Ruth McCredie The afternoon
was made more pleasurable by the
singing NJ two American songs by Miss
Fnola Tarman Others IN sttpndnncG
were Miss Alice Graves and Mrs Nor.
1 ris darlington.
Mr.. Welch Walker will arrive
Thursday TO visit his parents. Dr
and Mrs. Robert II. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Culbertson Sr.
and daughters Misses Emily and Flor
cnce CulbertsOn departed Monday for
their home IN Paris, Tex
Miss Ellen Fisher. q former gradu
nte Of Oklahoma high school but
now n student IN the law department
NJ the University Of Missouri Nt Col
nmhus Mo, Is spending the holidays
Ia the dty with friends
Miss Moss Rogers Of Paris Tex IS
the guest for Christmas NJ her brother
Mr.. John Rogers ~ 90i, West Thir
teenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver Jordan (Ncri
sullivan returned Monday eyeninj
from their extended wedding tril
pust They went first 10 Prescott
Ark, to visit Mr.. Jorlnns parent
aud then to Chicago, Grand Rapids
Washington. Philadelphia, Atlanta
city. New York, Boston, Buffalo
Niagara, Cleveland, o.. aud DE
Muines, Ia, where they visited MI
Jorlan's sister Miss Elizabeth Jor
dan who is dean Of women at tn
state University of Iowa They ar
for the present at the home Of Mr.
JOr,lan's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. I
sullivan ON East Eleventh street. un
I'll their own home at III Wes
Twentieth street can I've made ready
which will be shortly after the firs
~ January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Jones vii
follow the southern custom of keeT
ine open house TO their friends Christ
mas morning at their home In IN
Vera Apartments
MIR and Mrs w Y, Guffin vii
spend Christmas In Purcell with oh
friends
Mr. r. X Gaylord was guest Of hon
of az luncheon given Monday nt IN
Savoy by the PlckwIck club Mr. Cay
ilorl's marriage 10 Miss lnez Kline
~ Be'laire o.. viii be an event n
December ~ and the present men
hers and many former members of tn
club were among the party who eel,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
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EXPERTS COMING
TO DAIRY MEET
Interesting Program Being Prepared
for Farmers Who Attend Event Con.
nccted With A. 4 N. Winter Course.

Extensive arrangements are being
made by the dairy division OF the state
agricultural department to make the
dairy meeting TO be- held IN connection
with the annual winter short course
for farmers at the A. 4 NJ. college q
succss. The dairy meeting win be
held January IN and number of
dairy experts have been engnged for
lectures a. that time. Farmers from all
over the state and especially those en-
gagged In dairylng, win attend the meet
ing. They win also be invited TO give
the meeting the benefit OF their opin.
icns and observations.
A. ]. Mcdowell, dairy evpert of The
Frisco lines, James A. Wilson. assist
ant state agent, and Miss Fulton, pro
feesor In domestic science at the agrI
cultural college. viii he among thos,
who will lecture on dairying III th'
meeting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
Events in Society

The many friends Of Miss Elizabeth
Amcs will he Interested to know That
while she II improving from her recent
Illness In New York, II has been de-.
cided 10 defer the homecoming ~
herself and Mrs. Charles II. Ames mn.
III the first Of the year
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Orvllle Jack.
son will depart "Wednesday evening
for Graniss, Ark. where they will
spend the holidays with Mr. jack
son's parents Mr.. and Mrs, r. l..
Jackson
Mr. aud Mrs, Guy Mcclure aud lit
tie daughter Mary will depart We'd
uesday for Galveston for Christmas
visit with relatives
pr. aud Mrs L. I. Hauscn of Iowa
City. Ia, ARE the guests NJ their
daughter Mrs L. y. Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Levy Of b27,
West Sixteenth street, announce the
birth Of baby daughter Sunday whom
they have named bertha.
Mrs. ]. Il. Herbert was hostess Mon.
day TO the Nnllo club. High score
was made by Mrs. John Hope and
the club viii meet next Monday with
Mrs J. ". Hutchings.
Mrs. Charles H. Pope ~ expected
home Thursday from ten days stay
IN Lltile Rock. Ark. Mr.. Pune will
accompany her for the holiday sea
son.
, Mrs. X. NJ. Burton was hostess Mon
day afternoon Ia the leisure hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

club. The rooms had many pretty
Christmas decorations, Of polnsettlu,
holly and Christmas bells. Mines. Stan.
ley Williams. G.. G.. Cmlds. G. NJ. Utter.
bnck. Lucy Never, r. I. Anderson,
aud Amos Christensen were guests "
the afternoon which was spent ut
finch The hostess received the club
spoon, aud Mrs. williams aud Mrs.
litrrbnck received pretty hand.palnt
ed plates for the high score and guest
tnyors The club win meet January
10 with Mrs, Dell Questa.
Miss Ruth Sndcr VIII entertain
New Years eve with dancing party
In compliment 10 Miss Edwinn Brad
ley Of McAlester who will arrive Sat.
urdny for holiday visit.
Mr. Joe Wynne who has been spend.
ing the winter IN Chicago studying
under the tutelage NJ Harold Won Mick
witt, will spend the Christmas vaca
tlOn with his parents Dr. and Mrs. IL.
II. Wynne. A recital has been nrrang.
ed for him for January 3 at the Mu-
slcal Art Institute.
Chapter V. 7. f.. o, was entertained
saturday evening by Miss Nell DeMoss
and after n short business session the
time was given 10 tying and arranging
packages for the needy children Of
the city A feature Of the luncheon
served at tho close Of the evening
was the Christmas pudding which
proved 10 be u nest Of gifts which the
members always exchange at this sen.
son. Tiny stockings OF candy helped
10 I'LL the pudding The next meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
PROGRESS or GERMANS SLOW
But Sure SAYS EMPEROR

Stuttgart, Germany, Dcr. 22.-"onr
progress IL slow but sure % declared
Fmperor william In speech at the
Headquarters of the Wurtrmburg Sap
Iers H. reported by the Tngblatt and
declared IN II congrntulntory speech
that ''wilhout sappers there would I've
no progress made IN the present war
Both the kaiser and the crown prince
wore new uniforms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney ana
bladder troubles dissclyea gravel, cures
dlnbetns, weak aud lame barks, rheuma.
iIsn, aud All irregularities of tho Kidneys
and bladder IN both men aud women. Reg.
ul.les bladder ladder trouble ,,,i 10 children u not
mall on recript Of n o. One small hottie
ID two months treatment and seldom fnlis
10 perf,et cure Send for testlmonlais
rom this aud other states Dr r. W
iIal gp2d ollve ldreet ~. Louis. M Sold
Va AgussiAts. ~ Advertise meat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
DRY DOCK APPROPRIATION
II OFT or MEASURE

Washington. Dec. ia house naval
affairs sub committee has agreed to
leave out Of the coming naval appro-
priation I'LL Il proposed appropriation
Of $1,000 100 for a dry dock for the 10
cation OF which Philadelphia and Nor.
folk have been contending. The bin IL
said to include an appropriation Of
81 100. 900 for aeronaatics
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

The offices Of the Proyident Associa.
tion are at 4l3 West Grand avenue and
contributions Of all kinds win be re-
cei,ed there Those who prefer TO give
food and clothing may do 20. by tele.
iihoning Walnut 20s3s vehicle win be
sent for the contribution, whatever II
may be.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

he satisfied with the milk Of hlt
man kinduess u you emit get the
cream.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-09-25
Notice to Lumber Dealeds,

On Monday, October 5th, 1914, seal
ed bids will be received by the Board
Of Supervisors OF Yazoo County Tor
supplying the county for two months
beginning October /, 1914, with an
kinds Of lumber, according to plans
and specifications, on file in the Of
flee of the Chancery Clerks Office said
bids will be received up TO the hour
of noon on said date,
The Board reserves the right &c re-
jectt any and ell bids.
BY order of the Board Of Supefvs-
ors of Yazoo County, Mississippi.
This 18th day of September, l9iA
s. S. GRIFFIN, Clerk
BY NJ. b. MONTGOMERY, D c.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-09-25
Rheumatism Pains Stopped.

The first application Of Sloans
Liniment gees right to the painful
part-it stops the Rheumatic Pains
around joints and gives relief and
comfort. Don't suffer! Get a bot
tie today! 1t is family medicine
for all pains, hurts, bruises, cats,
sore throat, neuralgia and chest
pains. Prevents infection. MIR
Chas. II. Wentworth, California,
writes: at did orders for my
Rheumatism, pain Is gone as soon
as apply Il. recommended Il to
my friends as the best Linimen, !
ever used" Guaranteed. 2hc, at
your Druggist.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-09-25
Crane-H amel Hardn are Go.

They are offering your something
almost as wonderful as perpetual mo-
ton. "Airstop." Just think of not hav-
ing a puncturc in your automobile or
bicycle tire. Get busy and get your
auto wheels filled with Airstop and
YOU will find that your tire troubles
will be at an end. Bicycle riders. Try
Airstop and cut down the expense Of
your wheel and let It be pleasure
instead of a worry and expense.
Airstop is only sold by the we'll es-
tablished house Of Crane Hamel and
when they advertise a thing as good
YOU can depend upon it.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-09-25
c. A. Lightcap.

While the women are looking for
ward to the millinery openings, Mr.
Lightcap is making it convenient to
have the men have the same privilege
by arranging his Fall and Winter
stock so that the men can drop In
when they nave tho leisure and select
what they want as soon as the goods
are opened
Mr.. Lightcap never let's any one put
one over him when it comes to pleas
ing his customers, for he keeps wide
awake to everything that viii be for
their comfort and soc that they get
what they pay for Drop in and in
pect his stock, which is arriving daily.