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Arizona republican., 1916-08-09

lilre d htile salesman at The Re- publican office. Want Ad will see more customers than YOU can.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09

WANTED-Mohair. wool hides and pelts. Effron & Company. 1909 East Madison St. Phoenix, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09

REGISTERED POLAND CHINA BOARS for sale or trade for calves. Papers furnished, o. C. English, 1h east. h north of Glendale. on Palm Drive and carline blk
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09
For Sale - Miscellaneous


 BARGAIN in a nearly new No. Underwood Standard typewriter and Satellite Adjustable Stand. Price s6O inquire at '. M. C. A. office bs FOR SALE-Six cylinder 1916 T. passenger car. good order, bargain for cash. phone 1920 or 3154 r WE BUY AND SELL second hand Ford cars. Ford Garage. s1s-22 East Adams St. Phoenix If DIRT CHEAP-Next door to Ford garage: inquire at place or Frenchy vieux. If VELVET ice cream at Elite candy shop. iS2 N. ist Ave. Per qt 25c, per pt l5c. Ice cream sodas Dc. try 1t If PLANT THIS MONTH: Mll1 maize, millet, sorghum. pumpkins. feterita, Bermuda grass. squash. pink beans, Held corn. kaffir corn COW peas. Buy the best. we do. Arizona Seed Co. 1s7 N. Central Ave. if
 FOR SALE-High ciass u..d cara McArthur Bros if MOWER POLES s15O each. Shoup Lumber yard. bb REGISTERED male bull terriers. ? months old, blue ribbon stock: special price $lO.OO account leaving city. BPS F.. Moreland Street. bs GLOBE FILING CABINET and legal blank drawers for sale cheap. BOT Fleming building. bs
 FOR SALE-Six- cylinder. : pass- enger car. electric lights. self-starter. new battery, recently overhauled throughout; tires almost new. owner would sell or trade. Box 1892 Repub- llcan. bl DO YOU NEED a refrigerator or ice chest? We have the Ranney line of ice savers: our line Is still com plete and We are making some very attractive prices
 We are offering water coolers. ice cream freeZers and fruit jars at spec ial bargain prices.
 Largest and most complete line of new and second hand house furnish i ings.
 Satisfaction in every transaction or your money back.
 1 STANDARD FURNITURE co,
 237-239 " Washington If ! FOR SALE-Kimbail player piano. VIII take room rent for a @art of price and sell balance on terms. Box | l234. bd
 THOROUGHBRED AiredaIe Pups R. C. Herald. Phone 37R3 fl NEW FURNITURE of a lO-room house. close in: full of roomers; bar gain. Phone 2326.
 For Sale-Fruits and
 Produce
 l <CANTALOUPFS Tomatoes. Gu cumbers, Peaches, Plums, and all ear ] ly fruits cheaper than elsewhere wholesale and retail: shipped any where. Phoenix Fruit & Produce Co. l l1s w. Jefferson. Phone 1402. Il
 JELLY GRAPES, will deliver Wed. nesday and Friday, first class grapes for jelly. A. G. Hargrave. Phone 2Rl1 by
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09
For Rent Houses
RENTALS THE BEST l6 West Adams St, Phone l34l
 Call Flickinger
 s. F. JORDAN x co. t

FOR RENT-Very cheap 4-room frame with bath, two lots. 1851 West Jackson. Sell cheap on good terms. Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust Co.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09
For Sale - Miscellaneous

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 80 ACRES OF FEED for sale near Peoria Call 482, or see Wm. Brown, one mile east of Peoria. T
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09

s7 Head of Hogs: brood sows with S5 pigs; 45 shoats weighing about 50 lbs. each: l Poland China boar.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09

 Chickens: S5 Silver Campains. 75 mixed White and Brown Leghorns some RhOle Island Reds Farming Implements: Farm wagon, cultivator. grain drill lister. milk wagon. hlae', smith outfit De Laval cream separaf- or with belt power attachment. 10 milk cans and 700 ft poultry fence Household and Kitchen Furniture: Brass bed, ranges. refrigerator, dresser, chiffonier. bookcase with writing desk. velvet rugs. dining ta- ble, fruit jars and canned fruit. Terms: $50 and under, cash: on sums aver $50. months time will be given. purchaser giving a note with ap- proved security with l0 per cent in- terost from date: per cent off for cash.
 Free Lunch at Noon
 J. W. COOPER, Owner c. o. McMIIRTRY. auetioneer
 A. E. DUNLAP. Cle~k 21 N. First Ave. Phone l21o
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09
AwnlnQ
Bakeries

ASK FOR Barker's Home Made Bread.
 8-ds
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09

BARGAIN in a nearly new No 5 Underwood Standard typewriter and Satellite Adjustable Stand. Price s6O Inquire at Y. NJ. C. A. office. bs
Arizona republican., 1916-08-09

FOR SALE-Six cylinder 1916 T. passenger car. good order, bargain for cash. phone 1920 or 3I54 r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-25
CHANGE LOCATION OF
AIDS TO NAVIGATION

| Major G. NJ Hoffman, lighthouse
| inspector, announced the following
changes in this district in the loca-
| ton of navigation aids:
So right-Herman bend daymark
| (292) discontinued.
81 left-L'Outre island head light
! (2861a) moved down river one-fourth
mile.
49 left-Mokane bend day mark
| (26114) moved down river three
fourths mile.
40 right-Ferguson l andnig light
(255a) discontinued.
| 40 left-Hoard's light (2551a) es-
tablished.
81 right-Dodd's island foot light
$3.50 discontinued.
SAB right-Gray's creek day mark
239A) discontinued.
5Sa right-Stanley chute day mark
| (22SA) established.
Ssh left-Kanup's lower day mark
(228) established.
50 left-Kanup's light (227%)
moved up river three-fourths mile.
s. left-Wilton day mark (22OA)
moved up river one-fourth mile.
6sa left-Little Spice creek day
mark GOD discontinued.
70 right-Petite Saline creek day
mark (204A) discontinued.
II right-Terrapin island day mark
(204A) discontinued.
70 left-Searcey bend foot light
(204a) moved down river one mile.
73 right-Hickman landing light
(203) established.
rs right-Dodson bend foot light, OPP
posite, Q9412) established.
76a left-Diana bend foot daymark
(192) established.
7S right-Boonbille bluff day mark
(1S9) moved down river one-fourth
mile.
70 left-Franklin island light
(1S7A) moved down river one-fourth
mile.
SO left-Arrow Rock lsdand light
176) discontinued.
80 Euphrase Point light (19s)
moved down river one-fourth mile.
The following changes not hereto
fore reported were made near the
close of last navigation season.
So right-Stanley island day mark
(2297sl discontinued.
IS left-Claysville upper day mark
f229) established.
76b right-Elliott island foot day
mark Q92) discontinued.
n right-Elliott island day mark
(191A) discontinued.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-25

Supervisor William Trefz.
Assistant approximations 0hl-
weller, Charles l.. Thompson, Edward
Rauersfeld end Joseph F. Grotegut.
Town cIerk-ChriSt Mellow.
Assessor-H. c. Hi1richS.
collector Lucy VI. Medill.
Justice of peace TO I'LL vacancy
SiIas 4. LaVanway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-25

cloth must be of 16 ounce weight, color
dark blue, known as uniform cloth, OF
guaranteed color. and to be made &C.
cording to Chicago regulations of fire
and police department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-25
Annual Town Meeting.

The annual town meeting of Rock
Island township will be held in the
city council chamber, at the city hall.
at o'clock D. m. of April 4, 1916.
w. A. FREWERT.
Town Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-25
Bids Wanted,

Bids will be received by the COM
mittee of public health and safety by
April list, for furnishing uniforms for
the police and fire departments. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-25
Town BOard Maefipr

The annual meeting of the board OF
auditors OF Rock Island township will
be held on Tuesday afternoon. March
~, at 2:30 at the council chamber OF
the city hall.
W A. FREWERT.
Town Clerk,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

url 4 Hbtris sryfribt, tfcssutrt. NJ,
George knnN
The finals un the second round NJ
tn Hoffman iruph, vytr PLAYED lf
W "in'sdnN mutnlng Nfa Ernest Li,h.
innn winning u,,f Mfs Gcofgr Tfrdr
tirksrn The lu%alifYir g nn tho third
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
THE BLUE THAT'S TRUE

Rod rrrss Rau uiir s',cs 10 CLOTHES f,
rl'ar dazzling white. whittier trsn snow
mot , sIc,nisb yellow unrc ike rhcsp
bottle blur uu, Red Cfos Esli Mn. ~,
rsV vsshd,, iwt viii DO happn, sur
u.'s'l large rs.H'Ee ti ,uut growers.
b Dynts A.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

urcrsing interest and enthusiasm
needed in the Hucccss al Va, hridg" tour
ntmcut nj the Country Clnh h tho
ptcHcucc on such a night a TINT Of
Thursdpy of eleven tables uf players ana
y number ul u|uluokrf. ~ the second Of
the games fot the lIuph> IN the rliIn-
nation from tn, thirty two players ~
ltFt week. the sixteen successful con
t'.tants were Mmrs " \ BROOKS,
liumor %Bonrdmuu, Charlie \ S%oh"'lnlr'
" t. Ttuucl, Edward Iulrl' George
B Rlttouhuuar. T. Nrnk H. f. cock
iDll. Charles lloopo.. charles W Gun
t,r aud Nrs.fH g n wallace. g. J
lu.pll.. Chiflr. " iunior, charles
l%loopos. Dr. g. Nrok, and @nds'
Matthew ! hpu' The favors FOR inc
.h.gh hcuroa Z. the evening we're present
rl 10 Mr. 4 s. Hlun who received one
20, the ucw Nuskoln nrVor bowls ana Nj
Charles 4. knight who wnr the recipient
OF q tu| cling hat brush The third ol tl'
.oric- vIll b, urSt ThursdnN evening
Tho m,,tiu. uf the Urdgc Luncheon
,Iul planned Tor Tnur inl "ith Mrs A.
thur & RruurDl Nn postponed "n 80
count uf lh, H,riou. llln''' nj JudE'
Tome. .b,,r, entertained tine
.,, ot IN, NI,,,, ,mipna Wodn.s.
,,,.n,.n III, ia, r,untty club.
s,..,,t L.Irr ,r additional
.. mon .,n,, ems made los Miss
n",', ,ia,I mn, u,,itr. next Thurs.
.u T., ,tt, u,. Inmss kiluatrl,k
notice
N,s II T. Turner had with the mcmr.
b.r.nf the Rtidgr club Thur-day Sir
Bu,h Hurnctt of Sapulrn Mr. Horace
Whom and Mr. ,'u' In'n'l ''s'
r,rcr were mod. 10, Ms William \
la uoh- nnd Mrs Hmn ".''"n wv
U,urg" slll's Viii entertain We ''"n n'''
lIur.dl'
rn, T., GaIsr., club mot Tnursd'1 nii.
.,,nup si tho Is, lIu,lirs Vtth Nu'.
"A Tuim,p sIgmonI GoIis,rin ~
ur srdlrr. and \ Mcdonald n
h..i' Idlt'onul slc-ls Of ~" az
o'uoon w''o Mines " S"'ns'',l ~
V CLARK, u N'r N"lI' , " n','.
" hnN'doil W'..n 'I"",rr
"'',m ~ ~ T,.,..nd N
~ ,,m.t,o,a u =
r...n, At - pbo,sc. lame, Atnoi
\" M, .,d Nil. it.i.p tt.rrta
- w., fla, ,r,t, 80, p,c.op,cd :,
v,,,. lln rh,dvtrt uerr, Young
Mccolland and Alice Oldham m,
Tor inc guest "" WI N'",, ~" w
'n'''lnf WIN '" WV, w" "' ,
sherman Nlt' ''h',"N J
N'nrin ana ih''p' - ""'''
= p s.
Mrs y VI Iufr,t NJ chandler u I'M
guest of lrr .on aud wife. NJ ana Mf-
l. n Iurr.t
4 = =
N, and u,. .Iobu I,,tsr.,s on V'
,,t,,(,In ,ttb dance Satird,, ~.
pt,r ,t tb, countr club In honor n
,b.,r bor..ru..i NI,. N,fth, Rowan n
New York sho Wa s pleasant ,lsiio
n.,, Ia, ,ummcr uh,l, IN route ussr
vbofo he hH- '"'n visiting 1T d@''i'r"r
roin'H IN california ana h"noln'n
Y 60 a
Nrs itst.t,rl T,sor Vhn NE. hs,
n guest n, Mr. \. Nnhan. W
ThursdB, IN, hct home m Dnr,tlIo. M
I'M I,h''n '''use p" Nv"
pl'nh'h Wy w, H"'nu'' ,''u wy
NJ. LOUIS " N"""uiU' "' ."'"' ~
"h'l h'N I''n"'. 'n ",''"
"l Nv" H''''"' ''"''s " .''''"' """''
. g "
=. V,,,bt .,t.,t,,,ct ,b, IA
,,,.t. ,t,t r,,r.d,, a, b,, b,u
10, ~, N,,tb .,,.., Mr.. n ,
49,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
Body-Trsining Military-Beh

Perhaps you're Of average .len.
der or medium figure. You want
q beautiful corset, q durable cor.
set n that HI. and gives YOU
stylish lines. Look at these new.
est Memo models
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

322 For sytraee full figures oi
medium heigh, $500
J2b For = similar hsure. but
with heavier hips $500.
32% For taller iull figures, nigh
bust and back $500.
Millions Of women hnd une.
ausled comfort and style in these
model, Semi.elastic ! asticune.
Back Aive extreme plisbiliry.
Memo Self Reducing Strap, GENTLY
MESSAGE away surplus lat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

committee consists of Misses Ncfni'
gyudrlork. Mildred Hughes. Ruin hulk
i., and Mcssrs jack stinnuit and b"t'
Ludlow
g. . g
4. svastisa stud, club met Wcdn's'
d, In the lthtnt, Mrs e l. nnush't
4, told vi the lecture 10 h' given under
,er surpirrs NJ the City Federation h'
richard nuttcn " New Nnrk. and also
NJ M. silver tea rhursda, ~ The hniir
Of Mrs e y FUNK rlans w"rc uhd'
inr the annual health deN which WI NJ"
Ma, I with Mrs J = Mvt snbsuEn
Nts i,oN ard Miles led the lesson on tho
Uuh aud si,,h chapters NJ The Ways ~
tho Planets si,lne an excellent rnr =
ga THE Seven Great Planets and Thc't
Nu,rmrn,s." with interesting items -
tho shepherds ~ old N their kncW
ledge NJ tho stars which they watched
from ,h~ hills each nigh,, and NAMED ar'
rnrdins to their own fencltul Imagination
NJ. " y u Howard reviewed chap
tcu seven riEht and mine. tclihs ~
,hs int, firt and superior planets anu
,,.i, r.,h. after which ttot T. iinwvn
tswis exhibited HE char, and snve p
,b,,t lecture pud demons,rati rn IT thn
ro.itinn NJ the planets ., the rtvs"nt
tiur and their %tris,ivc position ~ ,hr
sun rho club viii meet Nrtil if nt ~"
uhtati
Tn. New rsn,ut, club met weincsds,
a, the library Mrs ~ " Brsusf save
review ~ "Thsddeus ~ warsaw" by
lane pnr,er Mrs J. r white save =
! rrpdltahie hcok review " The Child N
IN. Soft y, sienhiwic' and NJ. John
uu . compf hrnsive rcviss " Tho
knights VI tho Cfuss' h, tho same al.
,,nr The nest meeting win 10 wrdnes
Ne, Nth Nts John " Shifk =, 80 East
rafk place. With Mines Harm n Clcg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

round ~ 'h' hoffman and class rto-
phirs will nr pl,,cd newt "Wednesday.
IS g \
IN, meeting NJ the pnyaI A., NesdIs-
,Cr-tinu,a ~ rec. ty,sn,l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Mt Charles nsubiel and Mis-. rsllce
Haubiel will give = recital thl. evening
81 BETHANY. OKLA. under the auspices
~ the Holiness college.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

The Eighth n Glaze Of the Eugene
Field schonl Will entertain the sradust-
ina class this e,snins ut the hons ~
Misc Ruth pulkley The sntettasiing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

No. $50 /, tor slender or medi.
um hgure', short or OF medium
height $500.
No. 333 IL Tor taller heures
slender or medium $500.
These corsen Will dive YOU
graceful, heslihiul poi,e, constant.
" remind YOU to II an cree,
carlisle, and make you breathe
deeply. And you'll always he
comfortable in them.
Just because your figure isn't
"svenae' hut Is too heavy in
certain parts don't say that there
IL no corset Tor Won You women
Of lsrse, aesh, hsure look at
abs Memo efoup.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Mts n " Campbell president nj the
Women Mis sinnstv society ~ the IVES,
Okla hnmu conference Of the Methodist
church. south. and Mrs G. S Bobo NJ
Norman. secretary oi the organization.
viii leave S%,iurda, for Atlanta. Ga,
where the, viii attend the Missionary
council NJ The southern Methodist church
I'm session from ,pfi. - To- 20 They viii
stop In New orleans for y few dsys 81
route. and returning viii visit relatives
m TcNta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
IT'S CuILDREN's DAY

Lessons In mr., nccdlcwurk viii I've given child
rem fron q tn II saturday morning aud ftnm :
tn I saturday nftctnuun. \ free lesson With
each purchase NJ 2ic NJ The mt counter i\ti
sciinu. First nwrtl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Mrs Columbia punnelly and nephew
Mr. T. T. REID have gone ~ blackwell.
Okla where they expect to make their
home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

sir. Inmr. sharpe 'ulorlainod lh"
nrmbcrs nj IN, Nlrpro imig,s W"dn",
day nj luncheon ni the Country 'lnp.
Mis-. Hcss stewart lelug an additional
guest lIigh score Was made hl MISS
fIclon Gloyd The meeting next Thul
dnv viii be- with Mrs James fitzpatrick
% hostess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Mrs VI t. Turner had win the mcni
thr Rridgr club Thur.day Mi'
burnett uf Sapulpn Mr1 horn''
" tltou nud Nr Gus IuTncf Iligh
rtcs were mnd, 10, Mts William \
rut. and Nrs lluln G"tsun NJ
Gorge slil,s Niu entertain th' rluh neat
iuur.ilt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

NJ and Mrs G \ Moore Of ~ IN 4
seventh .trrt viii rntcrt"in Mir 3 L.
olnss Of Young mnrricd prppl"
% the First Methodist church this cr''
ming The h~ssistJng hoTt"sEos viii h"
Mwcs i l. l1irS and C. u Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
DRUGS AND TOILET GOODS
l>UIRpRlCtU SATl RDAN.

Oriental cream. $50 size. special at only We.
nnggrit aud lnmsdcllS cold cream. ~ size,
nj Sgc.
Bcn,oin Almond Lotion. 2lc size nj he.
pomu.iinu uas-ngc cream. joc Size NJ 33c.
Can,htoN Shamp,,. IN sire NJ 3Sc.
porln Rouge brunette. IN siyc Ut We.
Nadine Face Powder In flesh. white ana htu
nettc. 5nr size. special Mt S,c.
Nuu,pi. fot pcrsuiration, |v size, NIrcinl NJ
33r.
Mcnncns Rurutrd aud Violet talcum powder,
iwu cans for ssc.
MnssaitH. Field Violet and sweet P'as 'l
cmm-IAsrll,. special lie.
lrnIlrI linnls. llrsl lloot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

The Lsuten program which viii hs
given saturday hN the Ladies Music
club ut the First English Lutheran
church viii b. on- ~ The most ENJOYABLE
NJ the season Miss Ruth : psiIicl will
be- the leader. and MI /. J Rar,on
will direct tho earl, church music. The
program win Include
Ave Marta ............. paicstttna
Miss liulda tr"derirks MI ~ W Al.
bright, MI ! " Fowler M
Clarcnr" Nandrnbcfgh
rcrrantcm me luoiidir ....... rRlcs,rinn
Mrs = " Reid. Mites rtcdcrick-. Nj
Fowler Mr sidney I. Brutschc
Nj L. ! nntton.
Sonata H. In y NdaTio Canlahrlc
AlleEroi .......... ....... Handel
Mrs T. Gerald Mras
Mifs amanda O'Connot
lie Was pcsriscd' tMes-iahl usndri
20 Rest In the Lord tEilJah t...
Nts James " ChenoNe,h.
Heats Peel That Love Thee" .
... ,........ Mcndrl.,nhn
ladies Music club chbtus.
Nj Rowland n Williams. director
Mrs Frederick ~ Owen
Mrs l. Il Mitchell
Father Forgive tSevcn Last Words ,
Mcrrhdan,e
= WIN r,iol Thee, q Lord. tshh costs
Mts Harry G Davis.
Mrs 4. n Mitchell
An We People" tSe,en Last words,
These Are They u,oly Cityl usuI
Mts Nien " street
Miss lAllian ncrhnen
] Prelude IN 4 minor gastsn " ustbisi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
WOMf>'S s5c NrRO>S
SAT- RUtN Ar l5c.

Women, Aprons mHdr If checked giughnms
NJ blue und white, with low nrckS, short sleeves
and belts acr,'~s hacks Aprons mndc IN soil NJ
2,,. priced fur onc day oul, Saluula, nj
uuIN l5t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Mr, George u Stone oniertrinod H..
formal, At luncheon Thursday In honor
NJ NTs i y rink n Colorado SPRING.
III, tshlo was decorated nttfactiyrly
with pnnsios and the ruc-ts Of the oc.
,t-Iou wore Nmcs Tom Bryan. james
l'r.Iu. otto Er,nn aud g. T H'udbufn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

The Lrntcn bridge Of several tables
planned by Nh, samuel T. LAIRD and
Nj Louis " kilhoufne for today was
p%osiponed until NEXT Friday. on account
nj m. serious Illness N HrNefnl frirudr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Nj and Nis john lf'ner.,k.on will
entertain with ~ dance SatIrds, r,"-
ming vi lh, Couutt, club m honor NJ
tb,ir hpr-,rurst. Mis. Martha Rowan N
Sew York. Who WHs % pleasant tlfii"r
h.r. lat summer whil, IN route wet
vbofr he ha- been visiting 1T different
roiu,. IN california and honolulu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07

Sire iteh'firt Tyson vh" he hfen
p guest u' Mr. \ ! Mahnr. l'h
ThursdH, for hct roms m pnr,ill". w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-07
N tCCl MtlATION Ot
MOMENTS BlOl StS At soc.

flrur bright and early Saturday morring. ANY
woman who thinks more " u few dollar than
she d~cs The placing II n button NJ the turn "
n collar. will profit hy this sale. Practically q
dozen materials aud numerous tllcs. Linens,
cotton crcpcs. fHNnu, hHtistc, vuilcs. etc. etc
lligh and low nrcks, short and long sleeves
some tailored plain with prckrts others with
tucked fronts many trimmed In dainty ynlrn
vicnucs and other lHr's some slight, mussr,l
and suilel. ~ course. ~ the result II display.
hut not onc that t. no, nm "Nc"p IN
tionnl value n saturday. prev AVDC
~
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-15
1heArny'
(sy Review Leased Wire )

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Arny Or der; Assignments signal corps: Ma jor Charles Mac Saltsman, report chief signal officer; Major Leonard D. Wldman to Fort Sam Houston; Capt. Geo. S. Gibbs to Fort Sam Houston; Capt. Alvin C. Voris, report chief signal officer.
 First Lieut.. Sherman Miles, thir5 field artillery, to Plattshurg, \. '. Lieut.. Col Daniel Devore Tenth in- fantry to detailed board appointed to determine location of posts for troops in Canal Zone vice Col. John l. SIaler, Twenty-ninth infantry. Second Lieut. Basil D. Edwards, infantry, detailed as acting judge advocate United States military academy.
 Second Lieut.. Sidney B. Colqlit, Tenth infantry. to Fort Slocum. exam nation for detail aviation section. Capt James D. Taylor, Seventh in fantry. relieved General Hospital F't. Bayard. Second Lieut. Harold E. Sampson. coast artillery to Fort Sio- cum examination for detail aviation section.
 First Lieut.. Waldo c. Potter, Sixth field artillery. appointed major Con necticut field artillery
 A board to consist Of Capt. Henry c. Coburn IT., medical corps, First Lieuts John A. McAlester Jr-, FranS l.. K. Laflamme,. dental surgeons ap- pointed meet West Point Now York examination applicants for aDpoin; ment dental corps.
 Capt Samuel A Purciance retired. detailed Leland Stanford Junior Uni versity, Palo Alto Calf. Major James. B. billiard, ordance department Sandy Hook proving ground. report chief Of ordnance.
 First Lieut. Harry c. Miller, medical reserve corps, to Fort S. Michael re- iieving Capt. Henry C. GIichie. medical hprps, who will proceed Letterman general hospital, Presidio of San Fran cisco
 First Lieut.. Leo F. Schiff, medical reserve corps, detailed examination board Plattsburg Barracks. vice Ma ior Herbert C. Shaw, medical corps
 Major John G. Workizer, retired, de tailed an acting quartermaster, to Philadelphia. Major Edsar s. Walker, retired, relieved University of Florida
 Col James R. Rogers. relieved Tenth infantry; Col Edwin F. Glenn relieved General Staff corps, assigned 10 18th infantry, Col Geo. T. Bart lett general staff appointed chief of. staff. eastern department; First Lieut., Thomas A Kenyon. medical reserve corps Fort Terry to Fort Sam Hous- ton.
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Leaves: Capt Percy Bishop, coast artillery 19 days. Major James Canoy, quartermaster corps, 10 days First Lieut. Kenneth T. Blood. coast artil- lery. seven days. Major Ernest B. Gose. infantry, three months. First Lieut.. Sherman Miles, third field ar August. First Lieut. Col John p. Haines coast artillery. one month. First Lieut.. Daniel N. Swan Jr., Coast artillery, two months. Capt Thomas J. Smith, ordnance department, five days
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GOVERNOR DUNNE VISITS
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LA SALLE, H., July Ex-Governor E. F. Dunne arrived here late today and immediately went into conference with Mayor H. NJ. Orr, Sheriff E. Nj. Davis and Adjutant General DiksOn, commanding the five companies Of national guardsmen who were sent here when the strike of cement mill workers assumed proportions which Sheriff Davis considered to be criti- cal.
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ILLINOIS MILITIA
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills July 14-Five companies of the Sixth Infantry. l. N, C., yesterday were at La Sale and Ogilsby. Ills, or on their way there to assist in suppress.ng acts of vio- fence among the HOO iron workers who have been on strike for nine weeks.