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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
Resilient Milk
BounCes Off Pate

WASHINGTON. Nov William
n lIighington 81 wear, old, oi j1ll NJ
street northwest, wa, struck an the
head hy a pint bottle full oi milk while
standing at the cVucr Ut lh,rv. third
/ and NJ streets northwest yesterday at
tcrnoon The bottle icll from a second
story window at j17O NJ street. struck
/ llighington ON the head and rolled ,o
the street None oi the milk was Spilled
/ Scientists Of the police department,
las, night estimated the bottle wa, fall.
ing. with the force of more than fifty
loot pounds when it struck Nighng,on'S
head He suffered only a slight Scalp
wound and refused hospital treatment
The bottle had been sitting IN the
! window oi second floor ROOM when
S-ycar-old Andrew tolcbark accidcn,
ally struck 1t and Knocked It out III,
marvel lhl, the bottle dld not break
and that the mans wound was >o slight
was Sald to be due to the rcsilcncy OF
the milk IN the bottle. which absorbed
the major part oi the shock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS
AMOUNT TO S125,000

From Sl3SO0O To $4,000 will be dis.
tributcd to more than l,1OO Christmas
savings dcpo,torS by the State Ma.
tional bank and the American National
bank OF Oklahoma City between De.
ccmhcr ~ and December Is. Roth
banks declare the saving, plan to he a
complete success and both will con.
tnuc 1t next year with a club member
ship nearly double that " l9lo
The American National will diStrh.
ute between $4,000 Od $4,000 To- ii,
200 depoSitorS on December 10 Paw.
mcnt will he made hy checks OF ,pecia
design The State Nationals payment
will amount To between $4,000 ant
10000 and its deposilorS number 500
This is the first year the State Natoua
has tried the plan Its checks will b,
mailed ON December Is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
SPECIAL UNION
SERVICES HAVE
Been PLANNED
Churches to Unite for Thanks
giving Program

Special union Thanksgiving services
have been arranged for next Thursday
by local ministers and churches The
city has been divided into five districts.
IN each Of which one church has been
selected tor the services. which arc to
begin at 1880 o'clock IN the morning
Lane to Conduct Service.
For the north side, the Trinity Rap
,iSt church has been chosen Rev f.
T Lane will conduct the services.
The English Lutheran church will
serve the inhabitants Of the central part
Of the city. Rev II. i. Van Horn will
occupy the pulpit.
Rev !. + Pcr,hing pastor OF the
Harrison Avenue congregational
church, will deliver the Thanksgiving
sermon Tor the cast side OF the city in
the haywood PRESBYTERIAN church.
For the south side the Washington
Avenue Baptist church has been Sc
lcc,ed Rev j. NJ Mcconnell will pre-
side
At Capitol Hill
In Capitol Hin, the Capitol Hill
Christian church will be the scene ot
the muon service, with Rev J NJ
Powell as minister
In addition. An evening service vii
be held IN the Capitol EIill People,
Presbyterian church hy Rev Matlocl
of the Methodist Episcopal church
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
MINISTERS MAY ASK
NEW YEARS QUIET

Whether Oklahoma City minister,
will recommend that the usual New
Years eve celebration be dispensed
with here thl, year owing to the fact
that the date falls upon Sunday, may
be taken mp at the meeting Of the Min
i,tcrial alliance on December 4. ac-
cording to a statement this morning
by Rev A = Ntcn, president
In several OF the larger cities OF the
United States, the ministers have urged
special service, at the churches, in
stead OF the boi5tcrou,ncSS which usual
" attends the day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
TtAinmen Voting on Strike

NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov H-Con-
ductorS, engineers, tralnmcn and fire
men OF the Nashville, Chattanooga &
St. Louis railroad were voting today To-
determine whether strike should be
authorized TO back up a demand that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
Sunday Concerts Popular.

HOBART. Okla, Nov, H.-(Spe-
cial)--The free public concerts held
every Sunday afternoon at the Hobart
public library are proving to be popu-
hr On the two Las, Sundays standing
room was at premium.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
"White" Army To Camps.

NKOW NNVTTLt, Texas, Nov. u
Ten thousand regular and state troops
composing tho white army, including
Oklahoma troops, which was one pi
the organization, in the army manewcrS
which were concluded last week, today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27

governor selected State making her
name Julia State
Julia State was adopted by the nurses
at the University hospital Her par
cutS are unknown
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
Centenatian Dies

ST. LOUIS. Nov 17-Flisha De
Wolf 100 years old, died here last
night. lie retired from the insurance
business several years ago,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27

began the return march to camps az
San Bcnito, Ilarlingcn, Mercedes ani
Llano Grandc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27

\ leading Chicago hotel has engaged
bell prls to d,.ulJcc the customary
bcllboys.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-27
Meat Market

Fancy Dressed Turkeys per pound. 30c
Fancy Dressed Geese, per pound ... zoe
Fancy Dressed Ducks, per pound 90. 22c
Fancy Dressed Hens, per pound .. lSc
Fancy Dressed Roasting Chickens, lb zoe
Genuine Baltimore Select Oysters, solid
pack, sanitary tins, pint 35c, quart 70c
Fancy Beef Tcndcrlon, per pound . SOC
Fancy Sweet Breads, per pound .. SOC
Plenty of Lamb Veal and X. c. corn
fed Beef.
Fruit Cake? Yes, we have them for
loo, than vou com mnkn 'pm Sims 40,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-14
2laerlei &la9ei'
amtrifaniider Siirgfr
lit Merifo.
9ie tteme Stemer .
papierselo unter
6panssfurs.
llnbeitintntte NahriHten
ltber slStlla.

Ims gielu gpnbun miro gemel0et,
bak Oort bereits sablreidJe Mmerifa-
ner angefommen iinb, bic ppr Ser
&ommiiiion &lage iiber bie Grmor.
buns pon slnseb6risen ir Merito
lno iiber Die 3erit0rmns nno &onfis-
5iernms pon Gigentitm fiibren luoll-
ten. Cine gnsabl berIelben perlangt
Elm prpnfptes mno entidieOenes
Ginsreifen nnlerer Hesiernng in ge-
5ng anf .bie nenen Stenern. Sic be-
bampten, luenn oieie Steneribee Gar
ran5a's bnrdgefiibrt luerbe, iuiirSe
amerifaniIf)es Gigentnm in Merifu
einen &erlnit bpn 250 Wfillionen
Dollar ,erleioem. Die &ummiiiion
heIdlaftist iid sur 3eit einsebeiS
INIT oieIer Stenerfrase. Die merifa-
nild]en Selegaten beitreiten es amf'S
Gntid)iebenite, bak bmrdJ bieie Be-
itenermng beabiidltigt iei, amerifani-
ides &npital aus oem Ganoe sn trei-
ben mnS amerifaniIdes Gigentrm az
fonfis5ieren.
- Die Stener, bic Garransa anf
Wfineneigentitm selegt fat, iuirS imt-
mer b0ber, je grOker Der Seiib lit.
@enn cine @olo- pSer Silber Wiine
25 slfer sruf' lit, 10 nmf fir ieSc
21a slfer cine Stener bpn 3 Collar
in 8olo besablt uerSen; lit Die Wiine
% bis 1875 slfer srof, 10 betrGst sic
Stener 6 Dollar. Wfinen bis sm 250
9lfer besablen s Collar nno Wiinem,
Die erOker ais $50 glfcr iimo t2
Collar. gei anpfer- mno anoeren
Wiinen lit Der Ereis etiuas anocrs,
aber i'm slllsemeinen BON sleider
S0be. Sb biele Stener ipirflidD oen
getrieb bon Wfinen nnm6gIidD madt,
iuie BON ben HasefiibrenSen Bar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-14

ansbriiflid) befannt semadt, Oaf iie
lire Srmppen bis at elmer geluiilem
2inie s1riifnefmem iueroe, neil Der
Sd)nt Ser sanSen Orense nidIt mOg-
li6 iei. sllio fam Die 8epOlfernng
andj nidjt bodsrabis entriiitet lein.
Cine. siueifelbafte SepeId)e ans
Bern bebanptet, siuiiden bem rnga-
ridden Eremierminiiter SisSa nnO
bem Siibrern Der Spppiition iei Elm
aumpromik abgeIhluiIen. Gr babe
urrIprohen, oas nmsarildeEarlament
nidt ppr Gnbe bes Npnats 81 per-
tagen nmb iie battem iid Derpflidtet,
Die militGriid)en WaRregeln Der We
giering nid)t sn fritiiieren.
Seitcrreidiide snftidiffe baben
luieber einen slnsriff anf @eneoia
gemadt. Die Stride San 0iopanni
Eaula nmb anoere 8ebanoe iollen be-
idJabist iein. gsiemano luaroe se-
t6tet.
slns Berlin luirD gemelSet: sir
Die finite bentide &riegsanleibe lam-
fen immer nene sroke 3eidnnmgen
elm. sldt GeiellIdaften seidneten
fiirslid] allein nidJt ipeniger ais
60,000,000 Marf. Der sldener
@erein fir bie SDrSernna Ser 9lr-
beitiamfeit 5eifJmcte 15,000,000
Marf; bie @otbaiide @eriidernngs-
seIellIdaft 100000 Warf; Die
Clemens nnS Sdnfert @erfe 15,-
100000 Marf; bic Stettiner ee-
bemsueriidernngs @eIllIdaft TO-
100000 Wfarf; oie Solinaer Spar-
banf 6,000J000 Marf; Die Sirma
2piicbl Cured 100000 Marf; oie
Sirma 2orenS g. M. b. s., Ser
lin, 100000 Wiarf; Die Sirma
Gbriitian Siries 9ansenbelan 81
100000 Marf.
slmerifaniide eSniportenre baben
Die gtadlridlt erfalten, oaf Die Se-
miibnngen nnIeres Staatsbeparte-
memts, Die enaliidJe 9iesiermms SIT 6e=
iucgeIl, bae iie bemtIfe mmb otter
reidDiIdje Maaren inn getrage BON
mebreren Willipnen Spllars, Die fir
slmerifa beitimmt iino, bnrdlaiis.
misgliift finb.
Die GnglGnoer ba6en in Sirfiuaa
ale fir Sanemarf beitimmten Ioit-
laden, Die iidl anf benz norlueai-
iden Sampfer yGbriitianiaforo" 6e-
faneen, NIT SeIdDlag belegt. Der
Sampfer fam BON Rem gorf.
10 oelttifJe Gipilaciansene, Die in
Gnglano interliert iuaren, iino NIT
bem 9ampfer pgrin5 Senbrif" nndl
SsllanS eebradt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-14

Die 9entiden nno gmlgaren ba-
ben bas siuiiden Sntrafau nnb Gi-
liifria gelesene rnntGniid)e syurt
Araba0bilar beiebt.
gns Berlin iuiro gemelbet, bic
Seatiden Bdtien mebrere gmgriife
Der Sransuien am Der Spmme snriif.
gefflagen..
Gine Sunooner Sepeidje, ans Der.
feIben nnsmbcrlGiIigen Gmelle itamt-
menb, mic bic 9epeIdje, iucldjc bic
glan5enoen SdilSernngem iiber Den
sSortgang Der masebpniidjen Often,
iipe entbalf, melbet, Die 9inmGnen
bGtteu in Siebenbiirsen sipei iuidjti-
&c StG6te, Gdaelernberg nnb Selim-
buiu, sempmmen, nnd Ieien bic Se-
iterreider inf Streiei Sal snriif.
aeldlagen. Bon groher yeSeittnna
f1nnen bic StGbte nidJt iein, Senn
tie finoen iidJ nid)t einmal anf ben
Garten. SIM 1tebrisen 1T oas @or-
6rimgen Der ginmanen in Sieben-
biirsen, oas iebr biel lansIamcr sebt,
afs man Iel6it anf Seitem Der
GentraIm1d)tet eriuartet fat, lamae
nidjt bon Der geoenttns ipie bic
Soradnae in Der SobrmSIdJn, mo
Die 6niien ibrent, bereits NIT Garten
uer6ffentIidjten Blame genGii nadj
6onitantinopel bnrd6red)en mollen.
yorfGmfig lit es bort nidts NIT Dem
0nrdbreden, benn burt iteben linen
bic gnlsareu nnS Sentiden aesen-
iIber nno bieie meloen ams6rhdlidj,
oah ibr, @orbriusen in Der 9obrnb-
lta anSanere.
Giue Sepefdje ans atben meIoet,
aud Sas Iette Sort bon ssaiuaIa fei
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-14
anrst llebtrlidt.

Ocmtid)e 1no gnlgaren neb-
men bas rnmGnilde SORT Mra-
babuuilar mnb bringen in Der
0obr1oIfa Dur.
Die Hmmanen melDen, Dak
size sluei StGbte in Siebembiir-
gen beiest baben.
Die Sd)iffe Ser glliiertem i'm
Sd)fparscn Wteer iBerOen BON
oentiGen emftidiffen bOmbar-
Siert4
Die ieme DcntIde &riegsan=
leibe lit anIdeinenO iebr erfols=
reid.
Gnslii.be 9epeidJen berOf-
felrtlidDcn glGnsenoe Sdilbes
rnngen pon ben Saten Der
maseconiidjen Cffeniipe, Oas
Seer Ser glliierten itebt aber
nod immer oa, mo es im gln-
tang ttano.
Gin nener Gntir pDm Wteffa
lit cinseiett.
yrnnspIcn nno Semtide mel
Sen Grfulge in Der 8egeno BON
@eronn.
aDnia Gunitdmtim ppm @rie-
d)enlano bat ben friiberen ,Sit-
itis Miniiter 9iutitrafupplms
anfseforberts Elm nemes Gabinet
si bilocn. Simitrafopiilos be-
fiiriuortct angeblid) ben 9ln-
idDlmf G,riedenlanSs an Die M-
liierten.
Sissa ldlicft einen nngebli-
den aOmprOntifi NIT Der Sppo-
iitipm al.
Seiterreidiide smftidiffe ma
den iuieoer einen slnsriff aaf
@encoig.
Gas franS6iiide Torbringen
an Der Sumne lit snm Stia-
ftano gefDmmen.
Die GentraImad)te planen
anseblidt cine sroke galfan-
Sffeniipe.
Die gnlsaren iimS Inn ge-
iibc aller Sorts BON Gaiuala.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-14
teien bebanptet iuirO, Iaft iid) natiir
lid) iid)t benrteilen.

teten bebaitptet futro, lakt 1td) nntiIrz
lid) i1id)t benrteilen.
Der &pmmiiIion iuiro audi cine
Glage amerifaniIder Geidaftslente
in MerifO bprliegen, iiber ben Ser
Iitd) Der Garran5a Gegiernng, iie
snr glnnabme BON Hapierselb ST eli
mem piel b6beren @ert sn sluinsen,
ais es in @irflidfeit beiitt. Gs miro
be6anptet, 0af in inanden Oegen0em
8eIdJaftslente ppn BEN MfilitGrbe10r-
Sen NIT Dem SDbe bebrDbt ieien,
iuenn iie Sas Uelo nid)t battem neb=
men iuolem.
Sm aasnna 9iitrift iolen,
luie aus Gbibnabna gemelbet ipirb,
9fesierunssiolOaten cine ganoe @illi-
itas nns chamber geiagt baben. Der
Ganpf oanerte bier StnnOen. Die
ieI6e Sepeide iuieoerbolt, Daf iid
@illn in Der Geseno BON Santa Ga
ra befinSe.
- General EerIbing berifytet, es
let tDm gemelDef murDen, Stlld nerlIf=
sc iid inG,merrero. Cine 9epeide ans
81 Ealo melbet, Gilla babe nit 400
Wfanm Sie Decentralization 0;aaepas
ait, Ser Gentralbabn belebt.
Die amerifanifhen 9elegaten
baben nit @eneral 9liB cine lange
llnterre0ung gebabt itno baben ibrn
oie perihieoenen 8l1ne fir Ben
@ren5ldub porgelegt, Die in Gor-
lhlag gebra6t fino. Gs miro Bis
Jest nidt gen1eloet, bab General Bib
bereits Elm llrteil iiber irgeito einen
Der Tldne abgegeben babe.
slus 8rotpltsnille miro genlel-
bet, es lei BON Der merifaniihen Sei-
te ipieoer einrnal allf einen amerifa-
niifen Soften geidoiicn luoroen
ltniere Hegierung bat Gar
ran5a gebeten, oen 9lmerifaner Sa-
rolo 6. 9lton, ser megen Seilnab-
me an elmer Genolrtion gum Sooe
pernrteilt lit, sn 8nan5ia Sabren
3liftbaiis 81 begnaoigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-14
SnIan0.

- 9as &rieesoepartelnent bat oie
0tili5 non 9enneilee, Die lett i'm Ga
ger bel NolboilIe liegt, nad ser
@ren5e beoroert. Gs iino ,tngefdhr
$500 0fann.
Sir l9anias, Nebrosfa, oas
iueitlihe Miiionri uno oas ueitlid5e
Sflaboma lit Sroitiuetter angeloat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-14

@erlanst: graftiicber 8drtner fit
8lumen lmb 8dllme. WluB berbeiratet
fein nit fleiuer 8an1ilie. 9obnanaabe
berIanet. Sdreibt an 9. gpnnsflppa,
Gullege Statipn, Seras.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
mothers DAY" IN TEXAS
WILL Be ON SUNDAY, MAY I
Universal Remembrance Is Requested
in Proclamation by Governor of
Texas on That Day.

Austin, TeX.--GOVernor Ferguson
Monday issued a proclamation desig-
mating Sunday, May 7, as Mothers
Day.
1T is great privilege to me" said
the governor in his proclamation, "in
accord with precedent and with rever-
ence for the splendid motherhood of
our state and nation, to respectfully
request every man and every woman,
young and old, in Texas, regardless Of
where they may be or In what manner
they may be engaged, or how pressing
may be the demands upon their time
and attention, to observe Sunday, May
Z, as Mothers Day.
ut is not within my province to sug
gest the mode or the manner of this
remembrance, but, as cast and deeds
speak louder than words, | venture to
suggest that an actual reminder of our
appreciation and gratitude In the form
of some appropriate gift be given or
sent to our mothers. If 1t is not con-
yenient to do more, a good letter may
be sent or visit paid"
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
CORPORATIONS Chartered
TO DO BUSINESS IN TEXAS
Oil Companies Lead All Other Bus-
ness Enterprises Seeking to
Operate in State.

Austin, TeX-Chartered this week
to do business in Texas:
Irving Oil and Gas Company Of
Houston; capital stock $4,000.
Lincoln Oil and Gas Company Of
HOuston capital stock $4,000.
LOngshOremen's Benevolent AssOCia.
tiOn Of Galveston; no capital stock.
Sieber Oil Company of Houston;
capital stock $4,000.
Modern Oil and Gas Company Of
Houston; capital stock $4,000.
Model Improvement Company Of
Port Arthur; capital stock $25O,O0O
Panther Branch Lumber Company
of Houston; capital stock $4,000.
The Staacke Improvement Corpora
ton Of San Antonio; capital stock
$4,000.
State Oil and Gas Company of Gid,
dings; capital stock $4,000.
The Agate Oil Company of Houston; /;
capital stock $4,000.
American La France Fire Engine
Company OF Texas of Dallas; capital
stock $4,000.
Breakwater Fishing and Pleasure
Pier of Galveston; capital stock $4,000.
Collins & Moore Of Paris; capital
stock $4,000.
The Home Engineering Company
Inc, of Dallas; capital stock $4,000.
Finley Method Company Of Hous-
ton; capital stock $4,000.
The Hancock Oil Company of Hous-
ton; capital stock $4,000.
Hotel Dieu Training School of Ell
Paso; capital stock, none.
The Hunters Oil Company Of Bat
son; capital stock $3,6O0.
Permit to do business in Texas was
granted to the Enterprise Window
Glass Company of Tulsa Okla, capi.
tai stock 100000. Texas headQuar.
ters at Mexta.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
The Rivers -HARBORS BILL
is PASSED BY HOUSE
The Measure, Carrying Total Of $40,,
100000, Goes Through With
Every Item Agreed On.

Washington.-lhe annual rivers and
harbors appropriation bin, carrying
S40,00O,000, passed the house Tuesday
by a vote OF 210 to 1873, with every
item as agreed on in committee un-
changed. Scores of amendments to
cut down items urged by representa-
tives were rejected during the two
weeks debate Just before the final
vote an effort led by Republican Lead
er Mann to reduce the total to $40 ,O00,-
900 failed, 200 to 149.
The entire appropriation, except for
a 100000 item to deepen the ap-
proaches to the Brooklyn navy yard, is
for continuing work on improvement
projects already authorized and un-
cdr way. The single new project was
urged by President Wilson and Secre-
tary Daniels as part Of the prepared
ness program.
Among the larger appropriations
are: Mississippi river, $4,000, 900;
New York harbor, $2,356,OOO; upper
Hudson river, $1,25O,OOO; Delaware
river, $2,765,OOO; inland waterway,
Norfolk to Beaufort, $1OOO,OOO; Ohio
river, $5,5O9OOO; Missouri river, ST.,
100000; Columbia river, $1,560,000;
Tennessee river, $944,OOO; St. Marys
river, Michigan, $SOO,OOO; Chicago
harbor, $714,3OO; Ouachita river, Ar.
kansas and Louisiana, $499,OOO; Bra,
EOS river $39OOOO; Trinity river, $780,,
900; Galveston harbor, $325,000.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
Education Board Buys Bonds

Austin, Tex.-At its regular month.
ly meeting Monday the State board of
education purchased all bonds offered,
amounting to $4S,35O, leaving a balance
of $114,159 with which to invest in
bonds in the future. Payments have
been made on all bonds previously pur-
chased.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
FROM GIRLHOOD TOD
AGE WOMEN ARE Id

At the first symptoms d1
rangement Of the feminine !
at any period of life the Oneaa
helpful remedy is DR.. PiercesH
Prescription for every cOncsFI
ment and disease of a womaiIII
1t is a woman's Temperance I
and its ingredients are publ
wrapper.
DR.. Pierce's Fayorite presc|
q true friend to women ID \
trial and at times Of pain Y
organs are not performing IA1
tions. For headache, bacn1
flashes, catarrhal conditions
down sensations, mental deq
dizziness, faintlng spels
should never fail to take this \
true women's medicine.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
JlmInez RaIded; Garrison Killed.

Ell Paso, Tex.-Colonel Flores, com
handing the Carranza garrison at
Jiminez, was shot and instantly killed
by Villista guards at a railroad bridge
a short distance from Jlminez Sunday,
following VilIista raid on the town in
which ten Carranza soldiers were kill
ed and about fifteen wounded.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
Americas Big Diver Delivered.

New York.-The largest submarine
in the United States navy, the L1,
the first of a series of seven of that
type, was turned over to the command.
ant Of the Charlestown navy yard Wed.
nesdaY. She Is ITO feet over ALL
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
Poor Substitute,

Mamma, won't you buy me little
puppy dog?"
mo, Ethel. You've got that little
kitten Aunt Mary gave you. Isn't that
enough?"
No, mamma. l don't like Kitty a
bit. tried to give her a bath this
afternoon and she scratched me some.
thing awful"
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
OH Well Near seaIy 1900 Feet.

Sealy, Textile oil we'll three miles
above Sealy is now 1900 feet deep and
good indications for oil are claimed
The drilling on the we'll at Peters, six
miles above Sealy, is progressing nice
ly; this well is only few hundred feet
deep so far.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
Texas Fruit Crop Injured.

Austin, Tex-Reports which are be
ing received at the Texas department
of agriculture indicate that the recent
freeze and frost has done great dam.
age to fruit in North and East Texas.
In some sections of the State growing
gardens and truck have been killed.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
Chicago Milk Dealers in Accord

Chicago, Ill.-The Borden Company
last of the milk dealers holding out
against the demands of the farmers fol
higher prices, signed the scale demand
ed by the farmers Saturday, s1.55 De,
100 pounds.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
Some Neglect to Give Addresses.

Austin, TeX.-Through failure Of
pensioners to furnish addresses with
their pension affidavits, approximate.
ly $50 Confederate pension warrants
still remain undelivered in the con.
troller's department, out of 5000 war.
rants issued March l.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
To Have Modern Fair Grounds.

Seguin, Textile Guadalupe Coun
ty Fair Association purchased forty
acres Of land from Tom Bradt, which
will be connected with the fair grounds
with modern exhibition hall, stalls and
other buildings. The price paid for
the land was $4,000.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
$500 Cattle Dipned.

Belton, Tex.-TOm Youngblood, coun
ty demonstration agent, reports that
$500 cattle have been dipped in Bell
county since the last of February in
the fight against the Texas fever.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
War on Dirt,

What's this? Your house is all
torn up. Things are wreck"
My wife has started her house
cleaning offensive"
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21

When a man isn't capable Of earning
a living the only thing left for him to
do is to get a political Job or break
into Jail.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21

XIII the Flies Now and Prevent
disease. A DAISY FLY KILLER will do it.
Kills thousands Lasts all season. All dealers
,r six sent express paid for 81. 81. SOMERS,
I60 De Kalb Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y. Adv.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
Town Almost DESTROYED

Lockhart, Tex.-Fire Tuesday prac,
IDEALLY destroyed the small town of
Dale, near Lockhart. Only two bust.
ness houses were left standing. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
lulina Votes Pro Majority.

Lultng, Tex.-In Saturdays prohibi
tion election in Caldwell county, Lul
ing gave pro majority of Sc.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21
Postmaster for Grovntnn-

Washington,-The president nomi
mated George w. Locke to be postmas
ter at Groyeton, Texas.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21

For any sore use Hanford's Bal.
sam. ADV.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21

Patriotism always stands
the government.
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21

1t is a wonder that some d
victims haven't turned and |
out of the running long ago
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21

A woman always has u 4
other woman to help her keep
The Rice belt journal., 1916-04-21

Ask anybody about It'll
Balsam. ADV.