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Evening star., 1915-05-24

War has supplanted the question
of high cost of living by that Of
permission to live at all
Evening star., 1915-05-24

Paris is becoming accustomed to
the airship bombardment that does
no appreciable damage
Evening star., 1915-05-24

Much sorrowing would have been
averted if the submarine had proved
no more formidable than the Zeppe-
lin.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
There is Not a Skirt Need
That We Cannot Fill.

display Of Skirts the models al
SKIRTS of silk f silk popin tae imported gabardne
of NODES including the
full circular plated tailored and the three
TERED effects
Prices$ to $500.
SKIRTS Golf cords checks worsteds English te mems wear
tailored styles designed mannsh
and tailored and fancy belts also accordion
especially designed for the various outdoor
Belgian blue and
Prices, $575 to $1,000
WASH SKIRTS of heretofore been
bv nen French lnen linen
basket cloth,
AS the tendency
finished
profusn; tailored belts soft wide belts large pearl
buttons nd cerul Plain, rich and elegant
$500 $780,
Evening star., 1915-05-24
Special Value in
CUT GLASS TUMBLERS,
1Oc Each.

A new and effective light cutting-the
wreath pattern; one Of the best values that
has ever come to our attention. In three
shapes
Water Tumblers,
Bell-shaped Grape Juice Ginger Ale
Glasses
Bell-shaped Iced Tea Glasses.
Clear, splendid quality, thin glass.
Fifth hoor. street.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
initiated
Turkish Bath ToDels.
Size 21x42 Inches,
25c each; $500 dozen. !.

These towels are soft and ab.
sorbent, all pure white. with
handsome initials; all letters are
represented. Excellent towels for
each member Of the family ano
for travelling and vacation use
easily identified.
Second door. Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
Neu Fans.

Decorated Japanese Fans, in I
great variety of shapes and sizes
the first import arrival of tho
season.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
The Ne.D Trooper
Oxfords. ::
One Of the Prettiest Military
Oxfords We Have Shown.

Oxfords We Have Shown.
Never was there such fashioi
for fancy shoes. They not onl1
show color combinations, bun
novel trimmings and unusua
conceptions as to design. TM
military note is seen in many
The New Trooper Oxford is onl
Of these.
Made with vamp Of fine patent coltskfI
and a whole quarter OF glazed kidski q
in either putty or gray and piped II
black. square edge turn sole and Span,
ish Louis covered heels. Ornamentei
with narrow strappings and tiny butt
tons In imitation os lacing. In fht
putty color they are brass or gilt I'm
ish. and In the gray color they an
nickel finish.
The Price Is Extremely
Moderate, $500 Pair.
Third floor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
Victor Records for
Decoration Day.

Victor Records for
Decoration Day.
Patriotic music for Decoration day; you can
enjoy the best with a Victrola. We offer the fol
lowing suggestions:
Battle Cry of Freedom. -. No. 1906
"The Blue and the Gray. .......No. 1870
Marching Through Georgia.. No. 16416
Yankee Doodle. ........... No. 1895
"Stars and Stripes Forever. mo. 1917
"Star Spangled Banner. No. $4,000
Fourth door.
i Sheer Lingerie Blouses
for Summer Vacation.
There cannot be too many Of these dainty
blouses included in the summer vacation outfit
and the beauty Of the new styles makes selection
most pleasing.
Blouses Of French organdie may be had in
styles both plain and lace trimmed, and are
shown in a number Of attractive models. with
high low neck and three-quarter sleeves.
$2.25 to $5.75 each.
Wolfe Bouses are in plain white self striped
effects and figured patterns; unusually pretty
styles Many Of them are embroidered or
daintily trimmed with lace
$225 to sS.75 each.
Manv of the new Blouses are of handker-
chief linen and striped vole in rose, blue maize.
green and pink, exquisite colors for the summer
costume.
$2.95 to $5.75 each.
Third hoor C street
Beauty and Distinction Feature the
Nev Silk and Lace BLouses.
The many lovely variations in the new styles
for this season are beautifully exemplifed in our
very attractive assortments Of fine silk Blouses.
Georgette Crepe Blouses in styles
with high collars and long short
sleeves. White, flesh and peach: attracttvely en-
broidered and lace trimmed
$3.50 to $13.75 each.
Lace and Chiffon Blouses are n many
combined with flet and point Venice lace
draped white flesh colored chiffon.
Many have CHIFFON sleeves ana are made camisols
$3.95 to $l3.75 each.
Crepe . . being used more.
and is shown in unequaled asortments of styles
and colors; plain and trimmed in number Of
pretty ways
$2s5 to $5.75 each.
Pongee and Japanese Silk B1ouses attrac-
tive for summer wear. and our showing includes
$225 to $500 each.
foor q street.
Evening star., 1915-05-24

Special Sale Of Correspondence
Cards and Tablets.
THE IDEAL VACATION STATIONERY.
Exceptionally high quality for the prices at
which it is offered
French Ratine Correspondence Cards:
A very attractive with gilt edge; ~
cards and "a envelopes to the box.
25c box; S boxes for $1.00.
Cheveron Correspondence Cards:
handsome stock in the rib design,
with silver edge; "a cards and az envelopes to the
box
Csc box; S boxes for $780,
Homespun Linen Bond Tablets:
A very superior grade Of paper, nicely ruled.
Commercial size, 7c each; 55c dozen.
Letter size, 10c each; $100 dozen.
floor
Evening star., 1915-05-24

kVC 70 S4sVU
Main noor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-05-24
UW006w@r6 6 I0tbr0p
Closed All Day, Monday, May 81,
Memorial Day.

As last shall again closed Memorial day for the
support thoughtful preparing their needs ad
holiday participated mutual advantage II
accorded will be
by and employees
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
HIGH RIVER IS
BORDER BARRIER
Rio Grande Where Troops Are Pa
trolling In Texas Is Mile or
So Wide No DepredatiOnS

p RnNNSNlll.E TrNus. Out o. \o
- McNicans attempted to cross the
Rio Orandc last night aud attack the
American settlement no Caputr .umr
distance above here us expected
Army officers were Inclined tu believe
that the Mexican who SWAIN tNu river
Yesterday To- bring warning rHf rhr
bandits contemplated such ull.. v0.
merely using II us uu excuse Goo cross
the river An crusslug, of a ur
are hciug prohibited. except ar rN. Wo
regular ports of entry Rrowu.,iIr. aud
llidnlgu.
IN the absence NJ ANY vuI frnm
iHrraula military uulhurltir. 100 Mat
nmurus as to what they would du with
the colony uf Texas Mexican bandits
who have fled into the NawmuuoS
military district army officer u pa
trul duty ulung the hundred mi.r zone
opposite The region where the bandits
have been crossing the river. reported
that they had Sr'u movement. ~
armed men who appeared tu nn rrgu
lar Mexican soldiers M several points.
This Indicated uctNIt, iu puUrIu. the
territory IN which bandits hive been
living The river being uur ~ its
banks and q mile ur more wilde Doc
SOME place., rendered accurate .n.yr
ratiuus NJ the Mexican bank difficult
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
Bunting in Brand New Piece

which it developed later constituted
bigamy
Distinguishing his from other plays,
th" dramatist has left the knottlng u
gcthcr ~ the many ends which com.
monty constitute the climax. until the
very lust moment Of the final act and
even as the curtain raises on the final
scene everything !, In doubt In out
lining this scene Mr DaZey probably
has shown his greatest technique
AZ the end uf the third act, In re-
spun~c tu repeated aud insistcnt cur
tain calls, the author thanked the au-
diruuc for its spontaneous and gracious
appreciation uf his play: thanked the
Hunting company for ~ splendid eu-
dcayor tu make his piece a success, and
finally hr told oklahoma city how
he appreciated the welcome 1t had
given stranger
"Nohudys Girl wa, tremendously
pleasing and enjoyable both the play
llr,lf, and dainty Emma BuntlngS
splendid portrayal of the title role.
Either could live alone hut the com.
biualiuu II Is Irresistible
Governor Williams aud party will
attend iuuights performance Of NO
body Girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
FIRST BALE YET
TO ARRIVE HERE
Cotton Men Of Oklahoma Possessed
by "GlOOmS" Already Short
Crop Threatened by FrOStS

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~ u' "', !, ,'.,'' ' wv N,,''''E 'r"N'S came
,'..,.' ",'',' '..''' -''u' ''' S'h''H cotton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
Bebdn, Seen Here in
Sign of the Rose
Returns in Movie

When Anna Held, the famous uc-
trrss, was here last scusuu with "a
big supporting company, she had
among her speciality producer, George
Hrbuu. whose wonderful character lu.
triprrtuliun Boo -krwh called ".Ihr
Sign ~ the Rose swept oklahoma
city audience urf their feet The
light Of the r.mmuys sDs WAS put
'u' and lchlu Nus the commanding
figure.
II Is thi. Same Sign of the Rl,r"
with the same actor that will be-
screened Thursday Friday und Sat
urday m elaboration Of the Held
shows sketch n - heart mrltrr
Manager Bumud of the Emprcss then.
ter Insists that up man. II matters
not how ulnmuut his heart. run escape
lhc sympathetic upsul N this master
piece II was tumrndnu, sensational
hit Ia New York
Wide and yuriul u- Is the range NJ
the play there /, uul from first 10 last
one false touch ur move The rise Of
interest COMES wrIy II grow,
smoothly aud swiftly Every sense
of proportion is carefully preserved
throughout aud there is q final test
~ real quality, finish aud perfect Of
detail work and what appears to the
SPECTATOR 20, the perfect cn-o aud nhtu.
rHlnrs> ul every SCENE aud situation.
The producer gives wonderful
glimIses of tenderness, aud the full
relation between loving, II humble,
father aud his child is portrayed with
such con,ummutr sympathy and under.
standing that audiences are more than
once hushrd into profound silence
broken only 10y Unsurpassed soh, and
~irhs.
Mr Bomud Is sincere IN his dcclar
llon that The Sign Of the Rose" is
the most vivid aud warmly human play
ever filmed Tor public production
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
WHITE SUITS END
e. VI, Mullins, Who Brought $4,000
Libel Suit Against Mcioud Man.
DismlsSes the Action

EweS White, VI Mcluud. be- finally
free from the oppression of libel
suits Monday afternoon. e. VI Nul
llns dismissed bis suit fur >l5WO
against Mr. White, II being under
stood that the matter wits settled ont.
side Of court Miss Bessie nuugul
obtained Il Judgment for $1,000
against White few months ago has
Ing her Niit on the sumr ground. as
did Mullins.
In both suits it was claimed h, the
plaintiffs that White circulated a
statement which was purpuurd ia
have been nude by young girl nnd
which charged Mullins aud Mis-. Doug
nj with Improper conduct
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
OIL Statesmen SECRETWE

The second day of the sales conyen.
tion ut the National Refining company
NJ Oklahoma passed Yesterday AZ the
Lee Huckins hotel with the forty dele
gates from ull sections ur oklahoma
meeting behind the locked doors " the
banking room on the parlor floor
Much mystery attaches tu the cOuyen-
tion, a, uu one Is allowed to enter the
room Even hotel officials aud em
uluycs are barred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
WILLARD W CIT MEETS
Reports From State Conference VIII
BE Made Medncsda, AT 2:30

The Willard ". &. r. T. win mprt
wednesday afternoon nt $50 u.rlort
u' the home Of Nr- Elizabeth f-suu
l2ll West Second street Reports
FROM delegate tu the state convention
which recently closed, will be- heard
ANA new business uf Importance dis
russcd The president request, tul
Attendance M the meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
HANRATY'S PLACE
President Of Mine Workers Meets Dol.
egatiOn nj Kansas City 10 ,On,.u.,
filling Vacancy In Okla. u strict 2l

KANSAS cry Oci. 8 lnhu \.
White, president NJ the United Mine
Workers of America, met committee
" members from district y here tn.
day to discuss the recent designations
U President llannty aud other of.
ficep Of TINT district The memnrro
planned to ask President White ~
name lcmporar, Officers for the dis.
trlct until uu election could be- held.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
ChnrIr, Splllmnn Tayu, the IL,
BoNrom REcrNrW rroI>rED


After many efforts Hnm 'mn part
of some of the stu.khu'du. .' '.u Rom
fnyN Investment cummm '. obtain q
receiver for that COMPANY Ium W.
Eul" was named b, District Judge
clark lo act In that capacity NmU
afternoon MIR Erwin made mm .'
S2a.uOu and win take over tine uHuu
of the company Immediately N w.
peutrcust, G. NJ kinney and Mr. o.
win lsurd the bond ~ mrrtir- %.
his rvvriyvrship
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
To Drive Out Malaria
Aud Build IN The system

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC You know
what YOU are taking, IN the formula Is
printed an every label showing It is
Qulnlne und Iron ~ u tustelrss form,
The Qulnlnc drives ont mnlarln, the
Iron builds mp the system 80 cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
TO REBUILD HOTEL

ARDMORE, oct Capt W. g.
Wilmington. whose hotel was ruined
by the gas explosion last Monday. nu.
nounres that he viii erect new and
modern hotel struutur tn u,si xl5n.
Ouu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
Do
FIGURES FALSIFY
Postal Receipts Afford Accurate
Index 10 True State OF Affairs
In Oklahoma City
Q.-Is Oklahoma City sharing
In the general return Of prosperity
10 the state and nation

In the general return of prosperity
To the state and nailon'
A.-les.
The postal receipts fur the month
ut September. nccurdlng tn report
issued YESTERDAY were SiaIl71l m
mcrcusc Of SNS5ia over the receipts uf
September 1914. when postofficr bust
mess naturally was increased hccuur
~ the state politiull campaign then
Ia progress
The receipts Tor the quarter ending
September 20 l0ib, wcrr Sl32 2W2-2
ms against SllOON2i. for the umritr
ending September 10. inll. m iu.
crease of Si,5G2Ol
The receipts Tor the month rnding
September 80 1915. were the hrc.'
In any quarter In the history NJ the
postnfflce In this city. aud io'n.lru
SM02l2i more lhnn In the same pu"l.
ter In iOli, during oklahoma 'llN s
boom"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

TIMES WANT ADS
ALWAYS BRING
RESULTS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
Thr rtnernl eNndn, Of Ol,lahom

Cit, buyer. NJ the various mercantile
establishments, m- slowed down bust
l.-. rn % certain extent for tile trnv
,uu- wum uun of CHAT fraternity stated
Yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05

Tulsa mS raised S3OO Oklahoma
city >1lu and \Iuskugpr S2Sv for the
stricken ,ilN uf Nulmurr
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-07-06
coMMENpS WORKERS.

Every representative Of the South
ern railway in York county, in South
Carolina and over the whole system of
the Southern has received a telegram
from President Fairfax Harrison, ex-
pressing his appreciation Of and pride
in the work done by the entire system
during the year, which ended July 30:
ITO all officers and employees: We
are closing today a fiscal year which
has been full Of anxiety and difficulty,
but through team work and loyal self
sacrifices and effort by the entire or
ganization we have come out Of 1t
sound and full of courage for the fu-
ture. This result has not been due to
any one man or group Of men, but to
the cooperation Of every man who has
recognized the problem and given US In
our common duty the best that was in
him. l send my personal thanks to
every one of you. The fight is not
yet over, but the spirit Of the past ten
months is bound to see us through.
meanwhile, / want you to know my
pride in you and in what has been done
already"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-07-06
DEDIcAToRY EXERCISES

The York county courthouse is to be
dedicated Tuesday, July 18th, with ap-
propriate exercises. The programme
Of the occasion is set forth in the
following self-explanatory letter:
Yorkville, S. c., July 5, 1915.
Yorkville Enquirer,
Yorkville, S. c.
Gentlemen:
AS a matter Of news and not as an
advertisement, and to be published as
news to the county, If you see fit to do
so, | would state as chairman Of the
courthouse commission, and, as chair
man Of the special committee appoint
cd by the bar in connection with the
dedicatory exercises, that the new
courthouse at Yorkville will be dedi-
Gated on Tuesday, July 18th, inst, the
exercises to begin at IL a. m, and the
following programme will be observed:
w. B. Wilson, Sr the oldest men,
ber of the York bar, to preside.
Proceedings to be opened with pray
er by Rev. DR.. E. E. Gillespie.
Address in behalf of bar, by Thos. F..
Mellow.
Dedicatory address by Chief Justice
Eugene B. Gary.
Delivery Of keys Of courthouse to
clerk Of court, by ]. S. Brice.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these exercises. The ladies are
invited also to attend.
Respectfully,
]. S. Brice.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-07-06
NEW CHURCH AT TIRZAH

In pursuance Of an order Of Bethel
presbytery, a commission consisting
Of Rev. Alexander Martin and Rev.
w. F. Gregg Of Rock Hill, and Rev.
]. T. Dendy Of Ebenezer, together
with Elder j. +. Reid Of Rock Hill,
met at Tirzah Sunday afternoon for
the purpose of organizing a Presby-
terian church at that place.
This commission was designated to
perfect organization the first Sunday
in June, but conditions not being
favorable, the matter was postponed
until the first Sunday in July. AS is
we'll known, persons Of the Presby-
terian faith have been holding ser
vices in the school house at TirZah
for the past year or more, although
organization of a Presbyterian church
at that place had never before been
attempted. Rev. ]. T. Dendy, pastor
of EbeneZer church, has been preach
ing to the congregation at TirZah for
some time and on Sunday was en-
gagged as supply pastor. He will
preach twice each month, the services
to be held on Sunday afternoon and
the church will continue to use the
TirZah school house as a place of
worship.
In completing the organization Sun
day, the following were elected elders
and deacons: Elders-S. Nj. Shil-
linglaw, +. E. Clinton, w. S. Gordon;
deacons-J. NJ. Campbell, ]. S. Sadler
and John f. Gordon.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-07-06
of cleaning up and making repairs to

of cleaning up and making repairs to
machinery.
Passenger trains Nos. and 10 on
the Carolina G. North Western rail-
way made their first Sunday trip this
year last Sunday and the first Sum-
days fares gave promise of a good
business during the summer.
- independence Day passed off quiet
ly in Yorkville yesterday. Most Of the
stores remained closed throughout the
day. Many local people as we'll as a
number of people from Glover, Hick-
ory Grove, Sharon and other places in
the county attended celebrations in
Rock Hill and Chester.
The first ripe homegrown water
melons of the season were brought to
The Enquirer office this morning by
Mr.. Raymond Carroll Of Yorkville.
They were of the "rattlesnake" vari-
ETY. and were fine specimens They
were grown by Mr.. Ed Burton on the
w. r. Carroll lands, four miles south
of Yorkville, from seed planted on the
End day Of April.
Mr.. Wylie White Of Filbert, recent
ly elected janitor at the new court
house, has entered upon the duties of
his position and Is now engaged in
thoroughly cleansing the handsome
structure. Representatives Of the Van
Dorm Iron Works Of Cleveland, o., are
putting in the metal furnishings and
the whole building will be ready for
use in very short while.
Employees Of the Cannon mill are
pleased at the action Of the mill man
agement in attaching individual mo-
tors to looms since they are enabled
to put in more time If they wish. A
number Of employees Of the mill have
been going to work at least an hour or
so earlier than the whole mill is start
ed since the attachment of the motors
and as a result their pay checks have
been increased considerably.
Big Chief Tribe No. 81, Improved
Order of Red Men, was host to a large
number of it's members and their rela-
tives at an entertainment given in
the tribal wigwam last Saturday night
Refreshments consisting of cream
cake and fruits were served during
the evening and sweet music was
rendered by a local string band. The
entertainment was pronounced by the
members as one of the most pleasant
ever held.
There is in sight a reasonable
hope Of a roomy and commodious
postoffice for Yorkville at an early
day. In response to a notice posted
in the lobby Of the present building
Mr.. B. N. Moore, who has the man
agement Of the McNeel building, has
submitted a reasonable bid for the
lease Of the room formerly occupied
by Sam Kassler, for period of five
or ten years, and the government now
has the same under consideration. The
reporter learned that one or two other
bids had probably been submitted;
but was unable to get definite infor-
nation in regard thereto.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-07-06

The editor of The Enquirer does
not hesitate to testify that Chick
Springs is a fine place to spend a
summer vacation. AS to the virtue of
the water he is unable to testify ex-
cept to limited extent; but its repu-
tation is good. The new hotel, how
ever, is easily one of the finest and
best appointed to be found at any
southern watering place. and Manager
Tom Arnold comes up to every speci-
fcation of an ideal host The men,
bers of the press party paid their bills
most cheerfully and went away speak
ing pleasantly of everything connect
ed with their stay.