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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01

paCtiio pro-blitanlco en- este pals,
dirigido por la corporation de Morgan
Y Ca, este poniendo en- juego toda
su Influenza y sus recursos para apo
var los planes de Inslaterra. Result
ia verdaderamente significativo que
en- los precisos momentos en- que los
submarines alemaneS ensran V salem
en- nueStros puertos, ell hijo de uno de
los socios PARTICIPATES de Morgan este
o~rganizandO Ia construction de una
flota de hidroplanos para ell resguar-
do de nuestras costas.
FL Times" en- r~eciente edici6n di-
ce, con tai motive: Los primeros pa
SOS encaminados al fomcnto de una
flota complete de aeroplanos que
presto ~servicio 4e vigilancia sobre la
ciudad de New York, han sido lleva-
dos q cabo por F. F. Dawson Y Ro-
her Lovett, ordenando Ia construction
de I'm hidroplano de 90 caballos de
~fuerGa, sistema Curtiss, e ~ingresando
en- Ia escuela de aviaci6n de Port
Washington para comenzar su aides
tac1Iento como ariadores, en- union
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
POL.IMARIt.

Cuando neceSite lihrOS Ell eSpaIol
dirijase listed Il Ignacio [. LOzano.-
G07 DOlorOsa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
How IEconomize

The elasticity of dollar is no more
I raise poultry and watch the markets,
both buying and selling
! place my broilers on the early mar
Ike, and thus secure bes, prices Same
with my eggs and roasting stock, al
holiday times. With my money | then
watch and buy my case goods, flour
and sugar before the prices soar
In spite Of high costs. one has "a
meet their bills and I find more I,
earned by visiting markets than eternal.
" utilizing leitovers "coun, noses
when ! cook and never figure on any
leitoyers.
Clothing is the small part of one,
expenses. unle. one en,ertains and poe,
a grea, deal n 50. why he niegardl,
about your wardrobe' | recut trim
over and upside. down our garments
and still We look as neat as any | AIN
with Our earning capacity has beer
reduced oi late, still we do mol feel m,
pangS Of an empty s,omuoh--H G. l.
Goiebo, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
NORMAN MACK WANTS
TW0-CENT PIECES COINED

WASHINGTON, Dec 2S.-Norman
4 Mack, publisher OF the Buffalo
Times and former chairman OF the
democratic national committee is aid
ing the movement started in ST. Louis
several months ago, when the price OF
newspapers was raised to 2 cents, to
have the coinage of 2-cent pieces re
vived Mack has had the suggestion
presented to the treasury department
officials through R C. OKeefe, secre-
tary of the Buffalo chamber Of com
merce and is undertaking to demon
strate that there i, real demand for
the 2-oent coin.
This demand comes primarily from
proprietors of department stores and
from newspaper publishers" said
OKeefe. 1T is in the latter capacity
,ha, Mr.. Mack is interested The day
of the penny paper has passed as a
result OF the tremendous increase in
the cost Of paper, and there is gen
uine need for coin that will be the
price OF the average daily newspaper
That means a 2-cert piece"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
BIBLE SALESMAN
ALLEGED THIEF
Supposed Son of Minister
Charged With Stealing Auto,

CHlCkASHA, Okla. Dec. 28-(Spe-
oiaD-Hiring Ford car in which TO
sell Bibles to the religlously inclined
and then disappearing with the car is
an offense for which II. L. Hightower,
said to be the son of prominent
Methodist divine at For, Worth, is
now behind the bars in Dallas. He
will be brought here for trial by Dep
uty Sheriff Tidwell.
Hightower and | H. Pnllips reache1 i
Chickasha about two weeks ago and
represented themselves to be agents for
Bible concern, They stayed at a
good hotel and sold few Bibles. Then
they hired a Ford car from H. S. Bag
ley OF this city and started into the
country Tor a few days. Phillips re
turned once and told Baeley that the
car was at Bradleyfor repairs.
A week ago Phillips also left town
and warrants we're sworn out for their
arrest Phillips is said to be from
Kansas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
Surprisingly Good
Cough Syrup Made at
Home
Costs Very Little snd Easily Made,
kut 10 n, narkabiy Effective,

You'll never really know what . fine
cough syrup you can make until you
prepare this famous homemade remedy
You not only save &2 as compared with
the ready made kind. but YOU will also
have more effective and dependable
remedy In every way. II overcomes the
usual coughs, throat or chest colds In
~ hours-relieyes even whooping cough
quickly.
Get 2i, ounces Of PineI $50 cents
worthl from any good drug store, pour
II into . pint bottle and All the bottle
With plain granulated sugar syrup.
Here. you have . full pint---s family
supply--of the most effective cough
syIup that money can buy--st a cost OF
ooly n cents or less. II never spoils.
The prompt and positive results given
~ this pleasant tasting cough syrup
have caused i TO be used In more homes
than any other remedy. II quickly
looeens. . dry, hoafse or tight cough,
heals the inhamed membranes that line
the throat and bronchial tubes, and re.
liei comee almost immediately. Splen.
did TOR throat tickle, hoarseness, bron.
ch!tis, Group and bronchial asthma.
Ptnex 10 q highly concentrated com.
pound oi genuine Norway pine extract,
combined With giaiacol and has been
Hasd icr generations for throat and
Avoid disappointment bv asking yor
4Syegik for "2h ounces Of PneYH viii
lp!l directions. and don't accept an,
+; Ming .slss. A guarantee Of absolute "a
i1foCeioo or money promptly rcfunde,
- With THE PREPARATION. The Pine
q, ~ Wayne. Ind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
KEEP 1 JAR Of
Il Quietly Loossns Up osughs -
Colds IN Throat q CASot

Just little Musteroie rubbed On yvsf
sore, tight chest before you 70 to ~
will loosen up congestion and break n
most severe colds and coughs.
Musterole |. a clean white ointmeoe
made with oil OF mustard. Simply ~
h on. No plaster necessary. Better ~
mustard plaster and does not blistss.
Thousands who use Mustssele VIM ~
what relief Il gives from eosD oIfoat.
bronchitis, tonsilitis, erogA oo1G ~,
asthma, neuralgia, hsadsekx 0ea0ogeleo,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lu1abe6A SDlae -
aches Of the back OF jdata sCsslaa ~
muscles, bruises. ehllblsinG lPoelsd lese
and colds (it often prevents panmsaial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
Zl|i|[,ID DRESS Il! t|!!S$:...
The introduction of embroidered Jersey
gowns for Palm Beach and Aiken is
sign that the dressmakers are not
going to give us chance to forget
this fashion.

--~-
NEW YORK. - Certain fashionable
firms on Fifth avenue are placing the
most elaborate kind OF silk Jersey suits
At reduced prices, in the sales that have
made New York a verifable paradise
this month for the woman on a small
income.
The best OF these Jersey suits had
been made by Royant and Channel. two
French designers who originated silk
Jersey clothes, but who have passed
that simplicity and gone into the realm
where they consider bullion embroid
cry and fur ne correct accessories for
Jersey.
De Luxe Sport Suits.
One may differ from them. but, after
all, 1t is a matter OF personal opinion
and there are sufficient number OF
women who pay high prices for these
gold embroidered sport suits to make
II worth while for dressmakers to offer
them.
When such costumes were included
IN the quite remarkable December
sales, IN which every house in New
ork threw its stock on the counters
and came pretty near taking what
anyone would offer for il, the impres-
sion gained ground that Jersey suits
would not be included in the new
spring things. But this is not true
hey will be at the height OF fashion
The models that were so skeletoniled
IN price were vastly expensive things
that had been brought over in Septem-
Der and had not been bought.
Whether or not such de luxe sport
clothes will be revived for Palm
Beach on Aiken, one does not know.
hut the colored Jersey gown. as we'll
as the coat and skirt is to be our
standby for the south after January
and for the colder climates after April.
With Wasted Embroidery.
Instead Of running the price up to
the skies by the guSe of bullion threads
for embroidery, the dressmakers are
nuttlng worsted threads on silk Jersey.
The effect is good and the jux,aposi-
ton is suitable II does not give one
the appearance OF straining after some
thing extraordinary.
The gown in the sketch today is nj
silk Jersey, in biscuit color, which
shows no signs of diminished popular
lty Beige, sweetgum, tan and biScui,
are not easy colors to wear; they are
apt to make many women look actually
insipid, and they turn other women into
ugliness. Vet II these tones are used
as background and not brought toe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
WOLVES klLL|NG
MUCH LIVESTOCK
Near kINCF|SHER
Farmers Organize to Rid Coun-
ty Of Dangerous Animals

KINGFlSHER. Okla, Dec B,--tSpe
cial) )-Wolves are PLAYING havoc wi'h
livestock near this city, according to re-
ports coming in. Many hogs and
number OF young calves have been sac
riices to these voraclous creatures
within the past few weeks.
A local butcher, who had Just tur-
chased a few fine fat hogs Tor slaught,r
and had placed them in a pen for sat,
keeping over the night found two OF
them dead and partially eaten when he
went 10 feed them yesterday morning
while another had been terribly ace
rated by the iangs OF the wolv">.
Wolf hunting parties arc 20 be or
ganized and an eiior, made TO rid the
country of many Of the beasts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

near the face. they can be handled so
as not to give sartorial offense
The way that black worsted is used
in this frock gives 1t character, and the
vest OF white net, with It's Pierrot col
lar, keeps the biscuit color sufficiently
far away from the face to leave the
skin untouched by yellow tinge. .
The skirt is made in two parts, the
lower showing the tendency toward
narrownesS that IS coming into all our
walking clothes. There are pockets en-
broidered with black. band OF black
at the hem OF the tunic and TO make
the effect even more vivid there is a
black velvet tam-o'- -shanter. as well as
wide, long scarf of black Hudson
seal III
Copyright, by ne Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
PLAN LUMBER STRIKE

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 2S-Five
hundred members. of the Industrial
Workers OF the World OF Puget Sound
in convention had for consideration to.
day the matter OF calling general
strike Of industrial workers, engaged
IN the lumber industry as protes,
against the trials OF the seventy-iour
members Of the organization who are
in jail at Everett, Wash, charged with
murder The men in jail are alleged
to have participated in riot several
weeks ago which resulted in several
deaths.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
REVELATIONS
@RMPE
What Happened When Dicky's Mother
Suddenly Came Back Home.
6V &elp Gorrison

TOUR school children, caught in a
forbidden feast OF Jam. could not
have looked more guilty than did
Dicky and and our guests, Harry and
Lillian Underwood, at the unexpected
return OF Dicky's mother.
Each of us held distinctly in mind
former encounters with her.
Thr last time Dicky and had seen
her she had driven away IN the Mar
vim taxicab, her head held high, her
attitude rigid uncompromising
Without saying so in so many
words, We had understood that the dust
of our iireside was shaken from her
shoes permanently She had become
extremely angry at us when, bofause
Of Dicky's opposition had refused
an offer TO take up the very lucrative
school position had held before my
marriage. She had wished me to ao
cep, it tha, she might have full sway
over Dicky'S house
When ! had definitely refused she
had promptly departed for her daugh
ter's home and save for the briefes,
OF postcard messages, telling of her
safe arrival We had heard nothing OF
her since
Dicky and | recovered from our
aNtonlShmcnt a, the same time. Our
voices sounded almost together as We
rose from our chairs and aurried to.
ward her
"Why' Mother, come right in, We
are so glad you are back"
yves. ! can see your JOY overcoming
you" she ts,otted tar,ly Then as her
glance rested on Harry Underwood
who was daing his best to pretend un.
consciousness OF her arrival. sh,
snapped out What is that man do.
ing hete'"
| had a swift mental photograph o.
the last encounter my mother in Law
had had with Harry Underwood. Sh,
and | had gone sightseeing TO tn
Aquarium a, the foot Of Manhattan
Island. There we had met Harry I'm
derwood, who, more than hali-in,oxi
Gated, was paying wager 10 som
convivial companions by taking them L.
Staten Island. Both his manner To
ward her and his familiar attitude /
me had angered my o,her.in-law in
,enscly.
When she had found ,ha, he was III
husband Of Lillian Gale, the story G
whose romantic association with Dick
she had known and misunderstood. sh
had issued an imperious ultimatun
practically banishing the husband an
wife from our home.
Harry Underwoods lmpudenoe, how
ever, was equal to the occasion. II
sprang to his feet, advanced towat
the ira,. old woman, bent low beior
her in a most impressive bow. an
seiiins her hand imprinted a ieryei
kiss upon the finger tip
| Ny mother -in-law snatohed her han
away, her eyes blazing. but Mr., Undei
wood chose TO be imperturbable
what Marry SAID.
Providence certainly watches ov,
me-" he said reveren,ly "l've bee
wondering how should ever &c,
chance to meet YOU again after thI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION
CANNOT RE0RGANlze

BUFFALO. N. Y. Dec. 28-Justiee
Durley in the supreme court here last
night, decided agains, the plan for the
reorganization OF the Catholic mutual
beneii, association under which the re
serve fund Of the organization was 10
have been divided into two parts. |,
was proposed that the organization b,
divided into two classes, one composed
Of men who had joined prior to 1904, the
other Of those who had poincd after
tha, date. The case will be appealed
attorneys for the {. NJ Il A. an,
nounced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
BARTLETT NEW TEXAS
SECRETARY OF STATE

AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 28--Goyernor
Ferguson announced the appointment
Of Churchill Bartlett of Marlin, to he
secretary of state Mr.. Bartlett will
qualify tomorrow He fills the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF John G..
Mckay, the latter having been appoint
ed manager Of the Jim Ferguson state
farm in Madison county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
SOUTHERN METHODIST
PROPOSAL OUTLINED

BALTIMORE. Dec. 8.-With plans
mapped out for its procedure, the jo;rt
commission on the uniiication OF tn,
Methodist Episcopal church and the
Methodist Episcopal church, south, con-
vened her. today Bishop Z. Z, Hoss
of the southern denomination, said the
southern branch had practically decided
on a basis oi agreement for presenta.
ton 10 the Joint body
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

pleasant. spicy little visit we had to-
gether at the Aquarium.
lie threw Lillian mischievous
glance as he went on utterly ignoring
the warning she was trying 10 flash
him, Dicky's dismayed glance, and the
elder Mrs. Graham's black looks.
"lvc been simply desolated all the
time we've been out here at old DickYs
because his mother hasn't been with
us" he said, but now everything Is
complete lie, me relieve YOU Of your
wraps
Katie" he said sharply, set plac.
for Mr.. Graham's mother, and bring
her some dinner"
| knew my mother.in.law we'll
enough TO quail at the temcrity OF the
big man who stood smiling down SO
confidently at the elderly woman before
him.
DickyS mother gave him one long
stare, then, stepping past him, with the
air OF having pushed aside some oh.
noxious insect, she moved over TO the
table and fiXed her eyes on Lillian
My cheeks flushed suddenly in sor,
OF apology tor Liilian's appearance
Her dinner gown was cut with the
daring which she affects, and her face
held the atgosious makeup that so an.
noys me.
Are YOU Lillian Gale!"
The elder woman's tone was like the
! swapping OF a whlplash.
Madgs Speaks Out.
u am" Lillian replied quietly.
Then how dare YOU come to ,hi.
house" my mother in law demanded
IN a terrible tone. "lf my son has MOI
seen III to enlighten his wife as to hi,
past, and il he is so far los, to all nat
ural decenoy as to bring you here,
should think any remnan, OF womanli
ness you may have left"
STOP"
did not recognize my own vsice, e
hratSe It was from rage and himilia
ton, ,ha, Lillian, who had done 81
much Tor both D,eky and me should b,
subjected 10 such treatment at IN,
hands OF natrow. minded old woman
10 do both Dicky and Harry Under
wood Justice they had moved quickI,
forward as the elder Mrs Graham he
gan her TRADE, as II to silence her bu
knew both men were handicapped b,
the age, sex and frail'y Of the speaker
caught look OF relief on the face
ot both men as | threw out the wor,
Stop at her and knew that they wer
glad that ! had taken upon my ow,
shoulders the unpleasant, task Of re
buking hei
My mothet-in law stared at me 70
a moment as II had suddenly eon
mad, then she said, with an air of pity
ing contempt.
You do not understand what your
talking about Just let me handle this.
! caught my breath in sudden rs
membrance ot the advice Lillian he,
self had given me for a crisis like IN
one before me you mus, settle thins
once for all with your mother in law
she had said, "or YOU will never hay
any individuality"
With sudden feeling as Of armin
myself Tor a battle, | turned 10 m
. mother in law
i bes your pardon, Mother Graham
, | said quietly "bu, YOU are the perso
who is rnisiniormed IN this matter"
A Copyright. 1851
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
Veteran Texas Editors Meet,

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. 2s-The
annual convention of the Texas Edi
torial association began here today and
will continue through Saturday. The
association is composed of men who
have been engaged in newspaper work
in Texas for thirty years or more. The
veteran editors will be guests at sew
eral entertainment features, one of then,
an oyster roast given by the local news.
papers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
SEVEN MILLION DOLLAR
STEEL PLANT PLANNED

JOHNSTON, IA. Dec 2S-Seveu
million dollars will be expended by the
Cambria Steel company here IN the
erection of two new blast furnaces and
new plant to manufacture car wheels,
according to announcement by officials
n the companY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
COST OF PAPER FORCES
GERMAN DAILY TO QUIT

ST. CHARLES, Mo. Dec. 28--The
high cost OF print paper was given as
reason for the suspension after jan
nary OF the Demokrat, local German
daily. one OF the oldest in the state.
Col J H. Bode has been publishing
the Demokrat since 1867
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
LANDSLIDE THREATENS
TOWN IN SWITZERLAND

BERNE, Dec 2S-The destruction OF
the village Of Champery, a tourist re-
sort. is threatened by a number Of
avalanches coupled with a landslide,
Several houses have been crushed and
the whole population has evacuated the
village. Swiss troops ard 200 interned
French prisoners OF war are working
day and night to preserve the rest OF
the VILLAGE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
NEW GIFT ANNOUNCED
FOR MEDICAL SCHOOL

CHICAGO, Dec. 28-An additional
gift of $4,000 to the new medical
school OF the University of Chicago
was announced today BY Harry Pratt
Judson, here The name of the donor
was not made public. The gift bring,
the total of the fund for the school 10
81. 10000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
PEACE LEAGUE MEETING
PLANNED AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec, 2S-Plans for tho
formation OF league OF nations which
shall have the strength and power to
enforce world peace will be discussed
al meeting Of the league to enforce
peace, to he held here January 6. DR..
A. Lawrence Lowell. president OF Har.
ward university will be the chief speak
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
Ohioan Altered HoI,eihiei

DuRANT Okla, Dec B-(Speeial) J
On information from Newark, Ohio.
Officers here today arrested Roy Yves,
on chatse OF horse theft in that state
Ohio Officers will arrive Tor him
Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
DAYLIGHT SAVING IS
PROVING PROFITABLE

LONDON. Dec. 2S-Thc Times 10.
day prints forecast OF the report OF
the committee which has Investigated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

the results Of last years daylight ssv-
ing. II says the evidence taken shows
that the opinion overwhelmingly favors
making the plan general in 1917.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28
TIE New wsy--Ths Only Way
The bsttfick Way 4.

Special Leap Year Assembly
Thursday night, Dec. 18th. Mat.
isee New Years 2:N to $50.
Dancing New Years night $50.
for all pupils and friends holding
invitation cards. Clsss starts
Monday. Jan. Sth. 8 p. N. Private
lessons daily. Privste elsss sl0O
per hour, no limit to number ~
-elasp. Eselid Hall, Phone ". ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-28

Providence certainly watches over
me" he said. reveren,ly "l've been
wondering how should ever &c, a
chance to meet YOU again after that
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-10

cas%ctcr. La dignidad no Sc rier1c
obdcc!cndo dcntro DE- los nmItes d.
an deber contraido y 81 Ia ~indepen-
dencia De caracter quicra tomarSc
eli c. ScNtido lie no somterSe I extra
il voiuntad. picnscse que 10 primelo
uuc para clio 81 rcceSita cS no ser
III. a 10 que sc llcga por n ~adquisi-
ci6n De una fortuna dentro de los
medlos l;citos que hay para lio%a" a
ella y comcnzando. casi siemprr. per
In discipline de Ii ohedirncla. quo
l!cva I Ia s~abidnria d. maado.
81 Sc IN ~apren,.id2 = oheie:Nr. Sc
guramente Sc llaGari Il mrNdar bicn;
y cuando eSta ciercll - IN aGquiri-
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sabreis ser unos eycelertes scrIiGo-
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