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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-14
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
Ncry fair Attendance AZ scoficId last
SUNDAY aud Monday.

Quarterly conference 81 the Car
bon stake of Zion was held at SEQ
field last sunday and Monday, the at
tendance being all that was expected.
The speakers were Apostle i,udgrr
CinwHon and Andrew Jensen. church
historian. both from Salt Lake city.
The new meeting house at Clear
Creek. one ~ the very incest build
ingH In the stake. was dedicated. Will
liam j, Ruff was chosen first coun.
scllor and John Y. Haddon. second
counsellor at Clear Creek. n. New
rein was named as a second counsel
lor nt Scofield.
Among those attending the con-
ference from Price were \. W HorH.
Icy. John II. Pace. Mr.. ana Mrs a.. ].
Harmon. Mrs, Pauline Pace. Mrs. Ol-
I've Miliburn. Prof. u. A. Stewart. Miss
Margaret ,Iiorsley Mrs y. s. Horslcy
Miss Matte Strong and Mrs, Nellie
Wilson.
The next conference h o. be held
at Price about the middle of septom.
her.
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PURELY personal


----'-'------~--
-ocorHe sloan OF MNt"h was
guest nc the Tavern over SUNDAY AN"
MONDAY aAI
Mayor Hen y. Moss was among
the sunday visitors from Helper In
The county scat
~, .,,.-..
ueiner mo,ored down 60 the circus
last "wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Turner "i
s'".s'. ..'...,,.... 49,,
MIR. and Mrs. Bruce Hayes 81 iIcl-
per visited with relatives nj Spanish
FORK during the past W"ch
A.. a. ano,, and Nr. a. X
uoctw.ti ~ castle aate wer, guests
d,r,ng The w..k "a an. Tavern.
Al. ,,.,.., s,.,..s,, ,.,, L., Man.
a.. ~, - -, 80, ,,',,h 10.
- ~, $500. ,r t,an.,,,,cn
-, ~. 49, ~, 80 ,'''.'.,'
- - ~, ,,,,.. ~ tna,.na
~ wv
Miss Bessie Parmiey has return.
90 '" Mih's. V"s''.'H e,'sr p'." 49,,
wv WI" ''''
wv
Mrs q. A. Greer o[<uliaryHyalc.
Gala. h a recent arrival M Price on
49,
Steve LeEcr came IA THIS morn
inE from Dawson. y, Ne '" Nlrl WIN
EeEor
A. ,-,. =, ,...,. ..,,,.,.s
,s.n 80, ~
80 =" ~ - sn, d.nsh,ers
-. a'''' W wv
a tsu,y,r of uiawntha MA. n
r.cen, yi.i,or An prI,e ana win Keen
A., ,o,,ch Win in,,t affair. bv reading
rhe SIM
-, 60. r,,a ,tst,.d Win friend.
n.,. w.an..dny ana incidentally took
-, an, c,rc,,s
Mr. and Mrs. l. u, fullmer and
,sr, vc.terd.y for a weeks visit and
a,,t,ng An cache county.
Maurice Harriet OF salt Lake city
was recent visitor with pr. " r.
FORMER IL a nephew of Mrs. siopan.
,kev
Mrs y, s. liorsicy and Mrs Me-
clure Wilson returned Ia Price Tues
thev had be.n attending conference.
Dolly Ryland and Elizabeth
Crockett lett this morning ON visit
to Bianch Lee In the Niue Mile eoun-
Try, going out 10y the automobile
-Mesdames J. ~ rhiole, " w
Gregg and Donald MclNer motored to
Price yesterday evening u attend a
session of the Eastern star.-lielper
Times Ith'
- -. u. III,
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MINERS ARE WANTED
Sunny~idc Camp short OF Men Just
Now-Socini aud Personal

SUNNYstDE, July s.-Georgr COL
bingham has been out through the
other camps ~ carbon county and
through the rural districts 81 Emery
county trying % secure men o. work
locally In the mines Quite number
have come In and thery II work yet
for atill more. This camp h going
fun six days a week. all OF the product
going into coke. The demand Tor coke
n exceptionally good at this time with
large orders ahead.
The Girls Sewing club met al the
home OF Miss vivian Evans on Wed
nesday afternoon. Lunch was served
Ia Misses La Wee Bennett. Ella Nell
son, Dorothy Knouf. Jessie Crawford.
Ia Nern IIutchlngs. Hannah Nayior.
Lula puerden, Mildred Marshall and
ordella higginson.
Mrs, Richard pucrden and daugh.
tiers. Lula and Zelda have returned
"a their home In salt Lake city after
a two weeks visit with Mrs. puer-
den's sister. Mrs, samuel Naylor.
The Misses Rosa and Pearl SNOW Of
Cleveland are the guests NJ Mrs Zeph
Thomas.
Mrs, Gene Singleton was recipient
OF pleasant surprise party THURSDAY
evening prior a. her leaving Tor Sail
Lake city Ia make her home. There
were about twenty guests present.
br. james T.. buWd of Mnhri,nd
spent sunday here. the guest OF bis
brother, Dr. \, W. Dowd.
Mrs Frank -. lIul and famIly b,y.
I left Inr AAVnnl q.
and friends.
The Arr Embroidery club met at the
home Of Mrs Edward Urenner ON
SATURDAY Pink geraniums formed
me centerpiecc. Those present were
Mrs leo beckstead Mrs. G. "A. Fair.
ing. Mrs, A, D. Hadlcy. Mrs A. n
hetwellcr Mrs John o. Pcssetto. Mrs
John l.lttlejohn Mrs u. Martin az
castle Gate and the hostess. Mrs ia
ward iirenner,
The social event ~ a., week ,,.,
the welcome home party given In an.
l.atter-da Saints church In honor 80
John G. Preston, who recently return.
ed from the southern States missi,n
MIS- samuel bugmore entertained
az dinner sunday evening for Nh ana
Mrs' george r. Wells ana Mr. ara
Mrs, Werner A. Powell. ''"
Mrs NJ II, netwciler entertained al,
progressive five hundred ON Fri5,r
-FOUR tables being played Prizes wera
awarded Mrs. John n. Pessetto ana
MISS Lizzie Hadley A dainty INN.
cheon was served 20 Mrs. Leo ner, =
stead Mrs George Smith. Mrs. Y 4.
lueker' Mrs w, y, Wetzel. Mrs. Jobn
H. fessetto, Mrs, A. d. Hadlev Nj
g H. Funk Mrs =. II. Holmes Mr.
H. fanring. Mrs. A. n. Woods NJ
EDWARD hrenner, Mrs. A. w. Dnvd
ana the hostess, Mrs. NJ. II. Detv.I,.,
tneIe Is some advertising that IL
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ccilcnt educational worker al
ister. and his good wife. Tht
who regret their going IL BY rs
small.
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Neil NJ. Madsen. democratic coun-
~ chairman. was down from Scofield
lnts Saturday to attend n meeting Of
the directors Of Price Commercial and
Savings bank This through with he
remained over Sunday and incidental
~ discussed politics more or less with
numerous friends lie would have
folks believe that Wilson T. 10 be re-
elected and that both the state and
Carbon county are to be swept by the
democrats.
General Manager James Russell
OF the Denver and Rio Grande arrived
In this city Thursday evening on a
periodic business visit. lie has been
for some time In New York in confer
ence with other railway managers
and Representatives Of the unions
threatening t. strike for an cight-hour
day No agreement was reached. so
the meeting recently adjourned and
now Russell u back on the job
again.-Dcseret News. 7h.
Uncle Joe Relther Of foka has
decided to spend the remainder IT his
DAYS Ut the federal soldiers home at
Sawtelle. Gala. Tie was one Of the
reservations pioneer settlers. locating
at Ioka soon after the opening Of the
reservation. where he resided until
about year ago. Since the death %
his wife he has lived with "a daughter
at Grand Junction. Colo. lie r. past
80 years of age and a veteran Ut the
civil war.-Myton News. 9TH.
MIR and Mrs bobby Brubaker
Of Hiawatha were In Price last We'd
ncsday. Mrs. Brubaker going on TO
Salt Lake city. where she will visit
with relatives and friends for several
weeks and the latter returning yeH-
terday Co camp. THE mines Mt lila-
watha and Black Hawk are working
we'll. everything considered. and there
would be greater output of the
black diamonds" says he. but for
the temporary shortage Of railroad
cars"
C. Frank Emery. inspector Of the
state board of health. was In the city
yesterday. and In company with Dr.
Siopanskey and Mayor Moss. gave the
city n thorough inspection. A. n con-
sequence. ~ few Helper property own
ers may hear something drop very
shortly The doctor also took sam
piles of water In the reservoir. In the
filter and from the river. and will
have them analysed and will tell uA
Just where We get OF at--iielper
TimeH eth.
A. ~. Draper of Kcnilworth.
manager ~ the store there. was down
from that camp Wednesday. The
mines are working fur six days a
week now with an output 81 an aver
age train load or more daily" said he
o. a sun representative. "and General
Superintendent Elwood n having
some trouble In securing miners In
sufficient number to Keep things go-
Ing aH they should. The summer de-
mand Tor coal L. keeping ny steadily.
which IL most gratifying o. those who
have Ia look out Tor the payroll"
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NOTICE on DISSOLUTION az CO.
Partnership, Notice Is hereby given
that the co-partnership heretofore eN-
isting between I.archer a Phillips.
doing general mercantile and retail
liquor business az Sunnysidc. Utah
and composed OF Ernest Larcher and
Raymond Phillips, h this date dis
solved by mutual consent All debts
OF the said firm are assumed by Err
nest iarcher, who also collects all
book accounts, notes ana other assets
OF the firm of Larcher a Phillips.
Dated, Sunnyside, Utah, July i2, 1915.
ERNEST LAiiCHER. RAYMOND
PHILLIPS
First pub, July IL; last Aug, n, 1916.
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THINK COW MND
brains OF Animal sent 10 Rifl
glst For Tests

The brain OF a COW upp|
have died Of rabies uas I
Tuesday last by the STATE 4
health and turned over 70
DANES. state hncterlologist
animation.
The consignment came ~
W, Chambers. a. yeterlhAfiah
animal was owned by a az
Park valley and died under
stances which led Dr. chan
diagnose the case as rahlsk
Or. r, -. Beatty secrela1
state board OF health, reoel'e'
also from Tremonton that a Q
died there from a disease fs''
rabies. The head. howeyst
sent In Tor examination
All kinds of bicycle saal
Goodman's repair shop,
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Ihere Is some advertising that =.
w '',s Ihan none, There are some ad-
Nerusers who would profit by sayIns
nothlng rather than by saving VII,
they do say. The best way 10 A.
thing is 70 do It properly " w
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Dr. A. :. Condor of ogden IL being
urged by his friends as one of the
presidential electors from Utah.
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NOTICE on DISSOLUTION or 90.

Take your gun and lock work to
Goodman.
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BABY SWING.

LOO1 next weeks Sun for time Of award Of prizes P'a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
school Rally Duy.


ALTON, okla. oct. l3.-Prof. j. O.
crook. superintendent Of the Alton
public schools, has announced and
mailed out several hundred programs
for Rally Day at the Alton schools
october 20. Professor Crook worked
up this plan himself to have an all
day session OF school work and dem
onstration for the benefit of the
pupils, teachers ana the patrons OF the
school Three sessions will be held
on tho 10th in the morning. afternoon
and AT night Talks and addresses
Will he made by Supt. NJ. X. Floyd
of Miami, Supt r W Smith of Craig
county A. c. Parsons, high school
Instructor, and Pres. q. W. Gable of
Northeastern state normal OF Table
quah. This schoolday rally will be
quite treat for the Alton schools and
Tor the patrons Of the school. Pro-
fessor Crook deserves IA large amount
of credit for his hard work and new
idea of having this Rally Day" pro-
gram.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
INrERNED MIN AnE TO STUDY
Swiss To Permit Entry to Universities
Neutral \id May be Asked.

HERNE, switzerland, oct lS. 49,
tNia Paris) DR. Hoffman. foreign
minister and head OF tho Swiss politi-
cal department. announced today III
parliament that preparations had boon
made fp' all students who are In
termed prisoners # war to attend the
SWISS universities
lie stated also that owing to the
further ircrcase I'm the number OF sick
ana convllcsccnt. the work Of intern
neat threatened tC exceed the power
Of Switzerland to take care of It. Aid
or ueuirals, including America. may
be asked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
Calls II Hush Money.

federal ,ncomc from tcb III liouor % tro ffi, nc
was branded as "hush money" by Ira
Landrith. prohibition vice -prcsiden-
ual candidate, I'm speech here today.
Political parties that do not pro-
tcCt from the liquor rattle the state
that gave them their power deserve
death" asserted MIR. Landrith He
said that Democrats had thus failed
20 protect the south and that Repuh-
hoans had failed in other portions OF
the country.
Seven Illinois ana six Indiana cities
were on today's schedule OF the prohi-
h!ton special
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
RADERS
DOPE

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14

ALTON. okla, oct. 1S.-About a
month ago the Frisco railway insti-
tutcd new order and II was at
tempted to run freight trains through
from Monett, Mo-. to Sapulpa without
tying up at Alton. Alton has been a
freight division point for long time
and is the junction of the Kansas City
and st. Louis lines of the Frisco rail-
way. This new order transferred n
large number Of railway men to other
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
I0c-SALE OF CUnNA-I0c.

odds and ends of imported china,
In plate, oatmeal, soup, ramekin.
bouillon and fruit dishes, white
and white and gold; 35c to soc
value; to close. ...............19c 19c
O-Cedar Triangle Mops ..... 60c
China Powder Boxes and Hair Re
ceivers, white only Zoe
Cooking Pans zoe.
Also used for biscuits. etc. PLAN
sheet OF aluminium; special priced
at tON'
zoe Liquid veneer ........ lie
$50 Dishpans S119.
oval shape, Nollrath make, triple
coated, white ware, at ......S1. 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
MD CLEARLY rNpERrsrIMNrrD
Many american contributions 10 War
sufferers Not Reported.

WASHINGTON, oct. $50 many
contributions for relief of Europcalr
war sufferers have become known
since the Carnegie Peace foundation
last week reported the total American
contributions at nearly $4,000. 600
that the Red Cross has order new
compilation, which will be made Inn
mcdiately.
II would crcato no surprise here II
the total should he found to be double
that reported 10y the Carnegie founda.
ton, which included no funds con-
tIthuttd since March l..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14

have pat IN many hard days Of work
on what is now the trail nrc afraiu
they viii lose h and are ON the dnS-
lous seat, but Colonel Frank says they
need not fear. for tho road Will stay
almost exactly where It is II Will
take At lcnst two Wocks 20 locate the
trail and then perhaps another two
weeks TO get through the state de-
partuenrs office. II In confidently
believed that the route VIII stay prac.
tically whore It IN now located tho
fohd chosen by President Harvey and
Colonel Frank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14

towns and the switching force was
cut down from four to two engines.
one night and one day. This week
though. the men are being gradually
transferred back to Alton, and 1t is
hoped that the old order of things
Will again be in force within another
month. The Frisco is building addi-
tional traekage at Alton. which looks
very favorable to have the railway
force increased here instead OF being
decreased as was done last month,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
73c Clothes Baskets SOC.

oval shape. medium size. splint
with wood bottom; 75c value. $40
steel Skillcts S1.15.
Niccl polished Wagner ware, No.
niZc at ............... 81. 10
Nelocipedes for boys and girls 10
years. steel and rubber tires.
priced at .....-.........S2 to Si2
star cut Water Glasses. ......1 Toe
Glass Vases, nine inches ......1Oc
.5c Sugar and Crcamcrs. Pair 1Sc
Plain white china, can be deco
rated. Ravarian china. Medium
size, fancy shapes, some footed.
No deltyorics or phone orders on
this item; 75c values ........ 1Sc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
CHOOSING ROUTE
FOR OZARK TRAIL
Bristow Commercial Club
Busy With Engineers ON
Highway Project.

sppcu. 'o The World
HKISTON. okla, oct Ia The
Bristow Commercial club is busy this
week with one of the engineers from
the state highway department, who In
here finding the most feasible route
for the ozark Trail The man ar
rived Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day went ont over one of the pro-
posed routes. the same plan was fol-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14

SAVANNAH, Ga, oct. 1S-Offers
Of 40 cents a pound. said to he the
highest price In forty years, for sea
island cotton were refused in Savan-
neh today. The price advanced from
SO l-2 cents last Friday to the quo
tations OF today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
Curtain Nets Csc
THIRD FLOOI

Curtain nets in very pretty and
dainty filet weave. mostly small,
patterns, SO inches wide. in cream.
white and ecru; price. yard o.. 25c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
Nezv Arrivals in Our Drapery Department
CURTAIN MADRAS 35c

Very attractive patterns in Scotch
madras. In white, cream and ecru.
also some all-over patterns and
others with border effects. 36 and
40 inches wide. an exceptional
value at the price -. ...... S5c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
No Information Vet.

The engineer will give out no inror-
nation a. vet except that he IL going
TO survey all the roads and then sun
NIT them to the state engineer and let
him dcCtdc-nO one here knowing
which win he chosen and no one will
have II thing to say about which II
shall be, as this was stipulated 10y the
state engineer before he sent his man
here. II will do no good for unYon,
to try to pun political strings or any
other strings. for this Is 10 bee "a fair
test and the best route viii be taken,
regardless Of where II goes and whcth-
er 1t follows the section lines or not
too. \ number Of the farmers who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14

lowed Thursday and another route
will be looked over today. A commit
tee composed Of three men from the
Commercial club, appointed by the
president. are showing the engineer
all the different routes and will then
let him go over them by himself and
survey and find the grades. and the
ono that promises the least resistance
viii be chosen. The state department
before sending the engineer here said
that If the road was chosen II would
have 10 be done by the state depart
ment and would have to be accepted
as final. To this the Commercial club
agreed and that IL the condition on
which the engineer is working.
The majority of the citizens Of Bris-
tow seem To want the northern route,
but this plan Is not feasible for the
roaFon that there is two or three
places on the road that are subject to
overflow and there are also five or fix
big hills between kcllyVille and Bris-
tow that so way beyond the per cent
grade
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
Confidence Returned.

Jack must be out of debt"
Why"
Hes walking down the main
streets again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
EASEMENT STORE
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, 7 BARS FOR 25c

S1.5O CasscrOllcs in. Frames 9Sc
Nickelplated frame. seyen-inch
CasSerolIe' $3.50 value ..... .9Sc
Corncakc Pans SOC.
wagner castlron, IL compartments.
AT ............... ...........5 soc
Madam Iicndrcn Dolls.
lhdeStructible head. costumes Of
felt. different from the rest 81
Up 10 ................. so
Mystic Mitt Steel Glove, for clean
ing pots ................. Zoe
Wear-EVer Aluminium Cleaner 23c
The Educated Monkey.
Adds and multiplies figures, edu-
cntlonal for school children; priced
"I '''s..' .''.'.''... ............ 25C
Sheetiron Brcadpans 1Oc to loo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
Store
Closed
6 O'Clock
Saturday
READY-MADE CURTAINS

We have at present a very COM
plcte stock of medium priced cur
tains of voile, marquisette and filet
lace net, and priced from sl.25 to
$40 the pair. Curtains of filet lace
in pretty patterns, the pair. $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
EXCHAN
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERIES =
100 East First St.

Remember, we have 23 cars canned
goods bought before the advance. You
remember you was told the Germans
would back up and prices would 20
lower,
We didn't believe it, SO we bought
and can now sell YOU at the old prices:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
Where Quality Is Paramount "
Meat Department
North Main at Cameron.

You viii like trading with us when
you get acquainted with our new meat
man, because you get the beS, Of quail
ity. service and courteous treatment
Spiced hams. leading brands, lb .23
Bacon Especial sugar curod) 10 %
Channel catfish tstmuine) per lb "a
Corncd beef (choice cuts) per 10 rs
Mutton chops (English) per 10 80
Springs, per 10. ................ 30
Hens. per ..... rs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14
The NezV SCartS Are Here

straight fibre silk,
in mkpd II mbnaions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-14

cans Corn. .......... 25c
cans Tomatoes s........,..... 25c
3 cans Pumpkin ,..............2 25c
3 cans Hominy ................. csc
cans oysters ......,.......... 2.ic
cans String Beans. .25c
3 cans Peas ....,,... = $50
lbs. Fancy Head Rice. 25c
2hc Peaberry Coffee. ,......2 .20c
good fresh roast Coffee $50
Nice cooking apples, peck ..... SOC
sweet Potatoes, peck. ......... .25C
She famous Silver Wave Flour
best on earth. 2i-ib sack . 500
4S-ipS sack ....'.......,..... $500
Talk is cheap. but facts are facts.
Come and see for yourself. We self
as we advertise. We promised you a
grocery fight when we got our old
friend located. We have found him
up the street In one corner of sec
ond hand furniture store; has a little
stock OF groceries. but we can't ge,
him to fight This fight reminds mo
Of a man taking his honeymoon alone
AWFUL LONESOME.
Fresh and Cured Meats.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-28

Athens.--BuIgaFia'S continued adj
vance into Greek territory and occu-
patton of Greek forts at Kavala has
brought Greece appreciably nearer
war. Pro-aIly demonstrations were
held throughout country yesterday,
London.-British made progress
in last nights fighting east of Del
vile wood and engaged in several
successful minor enterprises near
MoUquet farm and ThiepVal sector.
i BerIin.-AngIo-French troops >ars
evacuating all Northeastern Mace
donna before Bulgarian advance.
Bulgarian force which reached the
Aegean sea is driving British back
upon base at head Of Gulf of Orfani.