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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03
Fully 1000 Fed by Hotel
KnickcrboCker - Linen
Bureaus Busy,
HOBOES TRY TO SEE
I'D. ROCKEFELLER, JR.
n,,i, and Associates Want 10
Purchase arm in larrytoWn
and Operate IT,

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g'tf.
....o. Tho ranks @. the Guy o''''
... r~cnr'ovcd because OF ,he
,A.t.s. -,u. ds,s
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A. ..s SALVATION Army n'ao4""'
..s.-. more than 100 extra Nom"'
,--cs ro, cmp'o, mcut iu
f. H.. hoo,
.c '- bureau, 'I.' 49, ,oII,r,
.rcs. FL. 'I INC '"-poSv 60, ,,c
... hospitals .n Europe and to prov dc
.. ... destitute girls.
... .... receive 81 \ DAY each hd'
. ID. lack o. funds only about Cd
...... Ga. be- kept steadily 4 WORK.
... sprt,d Yesterday. ho"c'c',
..,.. mot lunch and sent ava
-.... of encouragement.
Tic various bread lines throughout
. ... .rrr longer Yesterday, and
...r..t. wore mon who had PFC
.,...sf go accept such aid. ~
... L.,,. ,rbockcr fully 1000
.,. ,orc led. one OF the
... .....-scr.- 81 the Kulckcr-
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....... ..,sr Who led 4 warmly
-....' of tony. The mEu de-
r.. .s-rc. hui said that
rr,. ,ut OF work Tor Two
..t Ella. ror two DAYS neither
I.Io 20, had tasted food
.,r.. he o,nlaincd. vas
10 ..
Irinit,'s Charity.
L..,Is;,,,~ .s;,,,.,,c
. ,fgro' g., \aricL St. 3 hun
r,. cJ ,,o,. and women were
'Tf. ,,.sJ.r,, bsrdocor ester
~. .' L -. .tqried Through
.,.,-I mon, members
cor -.s.- 80 me, Churro.
d., mo ''. -,e-" ',o'' , 90, ,5c conc Of
.". '" ~ ~ -, - py William
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NAN. = .' .y,., - rsr,sb for fnn5s.
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-,~ Cor one hundred mon for
,.. lie ssLod that Coutribu-
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mons .' ,''' Z" '''i - 40,
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nc. 80, 60 - reoucsts we've re
~ 80 80 cIosr gidcwsIks IN
.,,-. .r rrirstc residences and stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-03

Traffic on All surface lines va inter-
fcrcd with 20 some extent all day. Slots
would get clorgcd in Manhattan, and in
the other borourhs trollcys and wires
often failed TO Cct together and FUR
rish power for the cars % move over
slippery rails.
Suburban trains slid along behind
schedule. Falling wires made walking
dangerous. There we're short circuits,
telephone and telegraph service was
hampercd and many false alarms Of
drc resulted The patient horse, ever
victim Of >lippc.y Placements, tried
,r train 10 obtain secure footing. and
MANY traffic cougcstious were caused
hy the animals 1on 20 the street IN 2
crowded thorouChfarc.
Tire winter OF the unemployed as
-umcd moro than ever zu atmosphere
OF pr'ratjou. IN some case -omc sms y
change vss 20 be had FOR welding =
shovel. but. m the main, only an i'm
creased burden Wa inflicted upon those
Who have already been winters hconcst
.uTcrcr..
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7 DIE AS SLEET
SHEATHES CITY
Continued from PAGE !

The Commissioner feared freeze
more than anything else. That was
Why nc sci his army At work on less
than two inches Of the slccty, slippery
combination casing that covered the
city. Crossings we're first attended
20. and most Of the accumulation Of
tho cleaners went into the sewers.
along which open msnholcs. with their
rcd flags or warning. soon became
familiar sights TO citizens accustomed
20 long haul TO the rivers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

A dunsant wi'' be given Saturday
from Z to 6 o'clooh at the Whitehead
Dancing academy To which all pupils
both junior and senior are invited
An guests Of the members win be
welcome
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Society Euents
HdJriet Dunn Bentley.

Mrs Fay Thompson and Mr. G.
II, Converse win entertain with W
afternoon ut auction Wednesday Feb
runy TO- Wednesday cyrQing Mr.
aud Mr.. Converse and Mr. and Mrs
Thompson will entertain with an
evening bridge Both affairs viii be-
nj the home of Mr. and Mr. Converse
un West Thirteenth street
Mrs Ward Gates is anticipating the
arrival sunday evening " Mrs l.. A
BARLEY Of Denver Mrs Gates will
entertain for MIR, Barle, Tuesday of
lrruoou with Il luncheon
Mrs. Jack Morris NJ Fort Worth Il.
the guest Of Mrs Gilbert A. Nichols.
Mrs JaQues Dur entertained the
duplicate Whist club Wednesday TOp
scores were made by Mmes A l.
Welsh and George X Williams. The
club will meet next week with Mrs.
caleb Brooks
Mrs Frank ] Best and Mrs George
Midgeley will entertain with two
bridge luncheons ON Wednesday and
Thursday OF next week at the home
of Mrs. Midgeley.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
GERMAN PAPERS CALL
WILSON'S ACT BACKDOWN

BERLIN, Feb. IA news dlspatch
has been received from Washington
saying that President Wilson hns con.
Sented 10 an amendment of the shin
purchase bill, which provides that no
vessel Is 10 be- bought by the United
states II such purchase would lead M
conflict with amy one Of the bellIser.
Cnt powers
Nearly MI the German newSu.pe,.
criticise this course sharply Thev
virtually unite IN calling n a bacL.
down before Great Britain ON tho mart
OF President Wilson, The Reruz Zel
tung says.
This tender consideration for Great
Britain IL the more remarkable ln.o.
much as II Injuries America heruelf-
II YOU are in the market for poul.
try turn to The Times Want Ad pasv
There is profit there for you.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

win no hostess to the club wesncq.
duN March o.
The swastiku study club had "a
pleasant social meeting Wednesday
with Mrs Smith c. Matson. which
was attended boy sixty members ana
guests The house was decorated
with I0npuIs and vlolets and the
English Art day was arranged by "A
committee composed OF Mines. j s.
Bryan, " A Cottrcll, John polhemus
and C Felmer Miss Ethel Lucille
Carson sang three OF her own songs
that were received with enthusiasm
Mrs Morrison exhibited "a collection
OF antiques and curios that were most
interesting Mrs J q Polhemus
gave am English song, and Mrs. ]. F
Messcubaugh gave "a reading Mrs
John Shartel gave an especially in
terestinR address on "EngIh Art
and Artists" illustrated with excel
lent cngrayings and copies Of pic
lures Mrs Orin Ashton made brief
talk ON hills before the Legislature.
Mrs n s. Packer closed the program
with plano solo, and refreshments
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Values 5000 10 $500; Number Of Pairs

ccrisc aud wore white rose, at the
Cursagc
Assisting in entertaining the guests
were Judge and Mrs. Charles B.
Amc-, DR.. aud Mrs X. NJ Howard.
Mcs,r,. aud MINES William j. Pcttpr.
George Ayres, Edward II Cooke D..
\. Graves, william Nice. Clarence
Henley Byron Shorcr Arthur A. Ling
ufclt Mrs Thomas =. Mellon, Misses
Margaret Pcttcr Adele Conway. Amy
BROOKS Orlcuc nu,,. Caroline Culcurd.
Jeanne Turner. Mlra Wilson, Ruth
Bailey aud Anna Bella Robinson aud
the members Of The pickwick club.
who included Mc-rrs Wclhcupr Colin
s. Campbell Lawrence Mills. L. L..
Ryan, W s. Hicks r. h. halliburton,
Frank Schcincr Cloaver Srrorgs En-
gene Wilmington and Dr. 4 Is Pot
ter
The guests numbered 300
The Two O'clork Tea club wa, en-.
tertuued Wednesday by Mrs. WIN
llurlhcrt. with a line party at the
Oycrholscr. the additional guests were
Mines G.. s. Viewer aud j r. Snuff
The club win meet In two weeks with
Mrs Fred Nowlln.
Mrs ]. W. Bell and Miss Nlrginn
Brooks gave II most delightful surprise
party Wednesday celebrating the
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. W. A.
Brooks. The house was decorated wlu
red and white carnations, and the
afternoon was spent pleasantly with
crochet and needlework, followed by
Il dainty luncheon The guests pre-.
sented Mrs Brooks with an electric
Iron. Guests were Mines. Chester Tan.
ner, Wilbur Thornton, George Il Bic.
ser, r. L. Fain, Lucy Myer, H. q.
Knapp NJ. b. Knapp, Lou Johnston,
j. II. Jlnes and C. II. Henderson,.
The New Century club met Wednes.
day In the library, the program being
a special one prepared by the program
committee, Mines. Loyal !. Miller,
Newton +. Rover and ]. II. Stubble-
field, the subject being Social Evolu.
ton Mrs. Smhhlefleld gave Il com.
prchensiye paper ON Bernard Shaw,
with especial attention To his Man
and Super Man Mrs. Miller gave an
eNcellently prepared paper on Ellen
Key and her advanced philosophy as
set forth I'm her Love and Marriage
Mrs. Royer discussed the works Of II
g. Wells, who she designated as one
" the twelve major prophets Of the
day A round table discussion " the
merits of the philosophy. advanced
by these writers, occupied the re-
mnlnder Of the afternoon The club
win meet next week In the library.
Mrs Sanford Brooks entertained
] the Wednesday Auction club Mines.
I Charles Fits N Duluth MINI. Mrs.
Richard Rumsey and Miss Mary Ba-
ker came In for luncheon. Top SCORE
was made by Mrs Guy Turner The
club will meet next Wednesday with
Mrs, George Cooke
The Calethia club met Wednesday
with Mrs Henry Ludlow as hostess.
and continued the study ~ English
literature, taking the three nineteenth
century poets Wordsworth, ColerldRe
! and Robert southey The lives OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

Mrs Sanford Brooks entertained
the Wednesday Auction club Mines.
Charles Fits of Duluth. MINI, Mrs.
Richard Rumsey and Miss Mary Ra.
Rer came In for luncheon Top SCORE
was made by Mrs Guy Turner The
club will meet next wednesday with
Mrs. George Cooke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

these men and their accomplishments
was the subjects OF profitable round
table discussion. Several OF Words
worth's shNSt poems were read ana
his acknowledged Indebtedness 10 his
sister and his well known comment
on his cousins wife. Mary Hutchin-
son. were incidents that aroused both
interest and merrimrnt Colderidgc's b
Rhyme " the Ancient Mariner" was
reviewed I'm "a paper prepared by Mrs
w A. Moore. Mrs NJ l.. Splitter gave
a review " the magazine article on
the English Lake Country. aud Mrs
Harrison Raboin "A magazine article
ou the poets of the English school
Mrs Roland Reed was voted to mem
bership The club will meet I'm two
weeks with Mrs Thomas Scott
The Ladies' Music club chorus will
meet for rehearsal Friday morning
at 1890 with Mr.. Rowland d. Wi.
tums
Mrs g. r. Elorick left Wednesday
for Palm Beach Fla, being jolneo
en route 10y her daughter. Mrs. John
Rigsby
A dansant wl'' bee given Saturday
from 4 to o'cloph at the Whitehead
Dancing academy To which all pupils
both junior and senior are invited
All guests OF the members win bt
Welcome
Miss Edith Lyle IS homo from the
state university at Norman for few
DAYS and has as her guest her room
mate, Miss Vivian Stergcon
The Graded Primary union will
meet Friday at ESQ o'clock at the
First Methodist church
The Fortnightly Auction club will
be entertained this evening by Miss
Fay Blankenshlp,
Mr. Joe Wynne is home from
Chicago for two months rest ana
viiit with his parents, Dr and Mrs
~ II Wynne The Ladies' Music
club will present Mr WINNIE iu rr
cital Friday evening Of next week uf
the Musical Art institute
The Auction Coterle was enter
tanned Wednesday evening boy Mi
and Mrs, Charles Rohker. The meet
Ing next Wednesday evening win b,
with MIR and Mrs. w. s. schier.
Mrs May Ross entertained Tn,
Coreopsis club Wednesday, add
tlonal guests being Mines. Eva sun
nett " Foh Worth, Lewis Phnllp,
and Maggie beaverton Music wa,
given by several of the club mem
bers and reading by Mrs. O. II
Hisel The club will meet mex
Wednesday with Mrs Earl Smith.
Mrs Frank Foster entertained IN,
N. @ O. club Wednesday, aeryin,
an elaborate luncheon, assisted by he,
sister, Mrs n. NJ. Bennett. Guest,
besides the club members were Mines
Glenn Bennett G, X BoardmAn. !
W. Robertson and w r.. HolllnRs
worth The afternoon was spen
! with nccdlcwork Mrs Jack Londor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

The Justumrrc Dinner club was en-
tcrlninrr Wednesday evening by Mr.
aud Mrs. john Swnushcrgcr uddi
tional guests being Mrs r. Ho,s OF
Portland ore Mrs T. Bowen of Jop
lin MIR and Mr. ERNEST Milne of
Niuunu MINI Top score, were made
by Mrs. Swuushcrgrr and Mr.. J NJ
Cuudit The club will meet In two
weeks with Mn and Mrs l.. r. Ber
ger
Mrs. j. u. WhltsrII was hostess
Wednesday to the Alpha Beta club.
Miss Olive Welcker being an addi
tlonal guest At the business meeting
Mrs. Joseph Brownrigg was elected
secretary In place " Mrs W. II. Pat
tie The afternoon was spent with
necdleWork Mrs. A. X. West will be
the hostess to the club next Wednes
day.
MIR and Mrs. A. I. Boys entertain
ed the Evening Dinner Bridge club
Wednesday, additional guests being
Mr. and Mrs Homer n. BUardman.
Top score was made by Mr.. Boys.
The club will be entertained In two
weeks by Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest Le-
COmpte.
Mrs. w A. Van Buren, entertained
the oak Park Embroidery club
Wednesday afternoon In the parlors
Of the Lee Hucklns Guests besides
the club members were Mines j. Il.
Lucas G. II. Reed, II. VI. Boone, Miss
Agnes PaulsOn Of M Reno. the guest
Of Mrs. {, G., Frost aud Miss Lillian
lIyenck The afternoon was spent
with needlework. The club will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. Jessie
IInles Nichols
Mrs, Kec r. Mckee entertained the
Pleasant Hour club Wednesday, Mrs.
George W. Crawford of Glrard, Kan,
being an additional guest The after
noon was spent with necdlework. Mrs
William Nee will entertain the club
next the date to be announced later.
The Arts and Crafts club was en-.
tcrtnlned Wednesday by Mrs. Walter
Vesper. Plans were made for the an.
nunl guest day which win be- ceie.
brated with colonial ten on George
Washlngton's birthday, February -,
with Mrs r. V. Smith The club win
meet In two weeks with Mrs. G. ID.
zeiglar
Mrs. G, A. Brady Of Tulsa is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs J, r. sharp.
Mrs. Sharp ls entertaining with a
matinee party this afternoon at the
Lyric In honor Of her sister, the other
guests being Mines. W. l.. guffiu, Dor
set Carter, Gilbert A, Nichols, Jack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

The Ladies' Music club chorus will
meet for rehearsal Friday morning
at 1880 with Mr.. Rowland d. WI
ium,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

were served during the social hour
The club viii meet February II in
the librnry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
High boots in both lace and button styles will
Spring. This fact adds considerable il

pairs patent cloth tops button Cuban heels worth s. at S295
10 pnirs patent mat top button Cuban heel worth 500 $29j
II pairs patent top button Cuban ru worth 500 pt 81 g5
pairs patent cloth tops button Cuban heels, worth $500 at 81 g5
~ pu mtrn mat tops button Cuban heels 500 at 81
- pairs patent bucher Cuban heels worth s. AT g5
pairs dun calf English walking lace. s. CO. at Seg5
pairs Kid button cloth tops Cuban heels 500 at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

Harley Lee Homer y Bonrdman,
Arthur Williamson and II. + Purdum
MIR. Arthur Williamson will enter
tain Friday In compliment to Mrs.
Grndy aud Mrs Jack Morris Of Fort
Worth
Mrs Harley f. lee entertained
with a luncheon "Wednesday iu rumpN
mcnt 10 Mrs G. A. Grady Of Tulsa
aud Mrs Jack Morris of Fort Worth.
A luncheon Of beautiful appointments
was served, and the remainder of the
afternoon spent at auction, Mrs Ito
mer " Bonrdmau receiving the favor
for top score Guests were MINES Ar
thur Williamson. Dorset Carter j s.
sharp Homer y Rourdmau, ". l..
Guffiu Gilbert A. Nichols aud p. G..
King
Mrs Dorset Carter entertained
Tuesday at auction informally In com.
plimrnt to Mrs. G.. A. Grady. Fuyurs
were given To Mmc>. Grady Mrs. j.
W. Pryor and Mrs George Midgcley
Guests Of the afternoon were Mines
II, Il. Carter George Mldgeley j. W
Prycr, Harley T.. Lee. W. Frank va.
sou, William pfeiffer A. L. Welsh, j.
n, Cottiughum, G. Il Stckley, r. II.
Boone, William II Crane, Samuel II.
Harris, J r. sharp the Misses Mary
Wilson Of Cape Girardenu, Mo, aud
Helen Ledbettcr
Mrs. Frank LauN will entertain the
Friday Auction club and few In
ylted guests Tuesday afternoon I'm
compliment to her sister Mn. Frank
O'Neal
Beautiful Entertainment.
Brilliant with light aud color and
the charming environment Of flowers
aud music handsomely gowned wo.
men. aud all the many details that
make mp an evening Vt greatest pleas,
ure, was the reception aud hall given
Wednesday evening In the ball room
" the Lee HuCkins 10y Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Stafford In honor of Mr. aud Mrs.
Edward \, Gaylord, who have lately
returned from their wedding trip.
Palms and ferns were grouped about
the ballroom, aud II tail basket of red
carnations and white narcissi adorned
the dining room table where Ices aud
confections were served Radlating
from the basket were strands " sml.
lax aud the light fell from red shnd.
ed tapers. Punch was served here
throughout the evening to the dancers
the dancing beginning at 10 O'Clock.
Miss Pauline stafford and Mr. Her
bert Nee received the guests In the
outer hallway and Mr. Carl Welhener
introduced them 10 the receiving lin,
In which were Mr. aud Mrs. Stafford
Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles W. BOggs. Mrs. Gaylord
wore her bridal robe NJ white satin
with trimming OF rare lace which
draped both skirt and blouse. Sh,
wore corsage bouquet OF Richmonc
roses and maiden hair ferns. Mrs
Stafford's gown was black Chantil
ly lace over white satin, trimmed with
let and black velvet. She also wore
Richmond roses Mrs Boggs wore
blue velvet en- train, with touches OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04
Brief Description Of Shoes at $2.95
Nalues N.OO TO 5000. Nnmbrr Of PaIrs.

pairs dull calf button, cloth top worth 5000 at S295
pairs dun Gulf button Cuban heel worth $500 at S295.
pairs dull calf button Gby Cuban heel $500 at S29J
pairs dun Kid button Cuban heel worth $500 at $295
pairs duh kiU cloth top, low heel 800 at S29j
II pairs black Suede shoes. worth 800, at S2g5
pairs patent cloth button low heels, $500 at S29j
pairs patent top button low worth $iOo at $295
10 pairs duh calf hutton low heels 800 at $29j
pairs black velvet button Cuban heel 500 S295
pairs brown suede button Cuban heel 5000 at S295
pairs black cloth button Cuban heel worth 500 S295
pairs black suede buou Cuban heel worth $500 Sg5
pairs pHlent white suede tops Cuban heels worth S29j
pair brown satin button Cuhnn heel worth $500 S29j
pairs Ihtnt 'Ump cloth tops, worth $500 a S295
l3 pairs patent brown suede tops worth 50 S2g5
II pairs u0cnt turn sole Cuban heel worth $500 at S99j.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

pairs DUN calf gray suede lace worth 5000 at Si35
y pairs duh calf gray suede tops lace worth $500 at Si35
- pairs dun or gray cloth tops button worth $500 ut Si35
D pairs patent lace cloth top the putty tops wood heels
worth $500 at Si35.
pairs ,ump tops button worth 80 at S35
" pairs patent 'am gray suede tops button worth 5000 at A35
pairs patent mun cloth tops button s. so $35
pairs Hcn un cloth top leather heels worth 5000 AT S435
pairs patent faun top leather heels worth SI35
pairs patent luun suede tops, lace 5000 at Si35
pairs patent black broudcd top button worth $500 AT S435
- pairs patent cloth tops button, worth $500 a Si35
! pairs mat tops French heels. worth "A Si35
pairs patent cloth tops button wood heels worth $500 S435
IaS patent duI tops button wood heels $500 S35
pairs duh calf wood Ous heels worth $500 at Si35
q pairs dul calf French heels worth s. %. AT Si35
T. pairs dun calf button wood heels worth $500 at S35
pairs duh Gulf leather Louis heels button worth 5000 NJ 81 *
II pairs duh calf button Cuban heels worth $500 M S35
10 pairs dun calf button, worth 5000 this sale l35
pairs duh calf lace Cuban heels worth $500 AT SI35
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-04

The Calethia club met wednesday
with Mrs Henry Ludlow as hostess.
and continued the study Of English
literature taking the three nineteenth
century poets Wordsworth, Coleridge
and Robert Southey The lives OF
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-27
BRAND.NEW EVERYWHERE

she said. 1--WE plan to start the school
in January and there are those who
naturally do not want to pledge them
selves to support a movement months
in advance"
The teacher who will be selected to
instruct the scholars is at present TAX
ing a course i'm the Montessori system
at San Francisco and with the compile
tion of the required work she viii come
directly to El Centre to instruct in the
school, where she will be assisted by
Mrs. Walker.
"The feature about the Mont essori
system which appeals to me is the
fact that the mother is enabled to
know the intellectual needs of her
children" Mrs. Walker said.
Commenting on Superintendent Hy-
ats denunciation of the system, she
said:
Il do not think he should have made
such a remark without setting forth
arguments to sustain his contention"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-27
If You Love
Your Children
Select the Food That Will
Make Them Sturdiest.

The time to lay the foundation for
good health and long life is during
| childhood II Is what you digest, not
what you eat, that makes muscle, bone
and brain. All parents should eXer-
! else the utmost care, therefore, in Sc
| Iecting food for their little ones that
| is not only easily digestible, but which
contains the proper elements for build
ing up sturdy bodies, and keen, recep-
tive brains.
Authorities agree that Oatmeal is
the ideal food for this purpose. But
ordinary oatmeal does not appea' 10
many children because of its lack of
flavor. Besides it is not easily pre-
pared in Il digestible form.
II remained, therefore, for the dis
coVery of process of cooking oatmeal
at very high temperature, under
steam pressure, to produce food that
is not only deliciously palatable, hut
highly nutritious and easily dieestible
as well.
The oatmeal prepared by this eSclu-
SiVe process is known as the III H-O
brand. Your children will thrive upon
H-O Oatmeal-and call for more. u IS
also good for grown folks, and you
cannot do better than to make IL a
regular part of the daily breakfast.
Your grocer sells H-O. Insist upon II.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-27
MAINLY PERSONAL

+. p. Neuhoff of Inpofial was in El
Centre today on bus..-ess.
Paul Holdzkom of Imperial was in
FL Centre today on business.
]. Belcove, Imperial rancher, was a
business visitor in El Centre yester-
day.
DR.. d. f. Hutchison of CaleXico is
in the city today on his regular weekly
visit.
Attorney J. w Griffin of Holtvine
was visitor at the irrigation district
office today.
J. Arthur Waehtel Imperial .auc-
tioneer, was in Eel Centre a short time
yesterday on business.
Pianos moved with best of care any
where in valley Ed Royce.-Adv.
But you could have done better at
McCun e's.--Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-27
FIRE AT BAKING
PLANT Is PUT OUT
w WITHOU Z LOSS

Fire which resulted from a slight
explosion of oil this morning at the
plant of the Imperial Valley Baking
Company was eXtinguished before the
fire department was able to respond.
A second call, received Il few minutes
after the first, told of the snbduing Of
the flames
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-27
TULANE SHOW GOES
BACK INTO THEATRE

After the summer shows in the Air
dome, the Tulane picture entertainment
will return to the theatre building on
Sixth street, Friday evening, and will
have as it's first show "The Boss" n
play based on American politics, with
strong tragedy.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-27
$175,0O0 REAL ESTATE
DEAL is CLOSED

Involving $4,000 in Imperial Val
ley and Los Angeles land, one of the
largest real estate deals of the season
has just been closed by Hermon Bros.
& Banta. The transaction includes
ranch property owned by c. f. Moh-
nike of El Centre, which sold at 5000
an acre, and Los Angeles property.
The deal practically closes out Mr..
Mohnike's holdings in the valley.