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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Children's Coats, Lovely
and Warm

For this season the Children's Section on
the Second Floor is showing the most charm.
ing collection Of little coats we have ever
seen. There are beautiful creations ins
Pushes, Zibelines, Velvets. Broadcloths,.
Scotch. Mixtures and Serges that will de.
velop a wholesome pride in every little girls
heart ~; =. ~
Goats for to IA year girls. $s To $500.
For intermediate sizes, 10 to lie years
$3.50 to $500. n sis7 ~ 81
Second Floor. IS M
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
A Warm Welcome from the New
Plaid Blankets

peope like these unite practical
individuality
colors.
Cotton Blankets. $1.00 to $500.
Wool Blankets SETS to $780, Third Floor Annex.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
FURs OF FOX

1t is only the beginning of Autumn, yet
the Fur Department is as busy as though It
we're six weeks later All Fairmont seems
to have heard of Hartley furs. It Is easy
to choose them because every fur here ID
plainly marked with its true name and it's
one fixed price which is as low as It's cost
plus fair, moderate profit will allow.
For furs are especially favorites because
they are deep and give ones costume pic
turesque quality not possible with fiatter
furs. Muffs are small or large, round or
long, hourglats, melon or barrel shaped
neckpieces include broad stoles and small
animal scarfs.
Muffs $40 to $50. Neckpieces $3.50 e. $50.
Second Floor, = sts
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
The New Rugs for Fall Are Spler

Warm and welcoming coors mark their new rich
and satisfying There the famous WHITTA RUGS
and other dependable qualities that and retain
higher ordinary
colorings Won't and yourself? Third
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02

Ginghams, 10c to CSC a yard.
Dress Linens, 40c to S1.00 I'd.
Flannelettes, 12hc to zoe q
yard.
Duckling Fleeces, 1sc a yard.
Figured Sateens. $50 a yard.
Plisse Crepes, zoe to 25c a
yard.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Cotton Piece Goods Show

the Domestic there probably
materials of quality likely
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-10-02
Lovely New Millinery
Coming In Daily

SOIIIIIIS LII DQlIy
hats priced between IS So
unexpected uirks
with lines that surprisingly becoming Smart black
plush Besides
shades match the and suits splendid
ready, the becoming styles.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22

Nsk YOUR grocer FOR Meetings.
potato chips made in Amarillo.
220-u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22
STARTLING FLORES
SHOW|N8L.ITEaACy

The census shows bar $4,000
bows and girls In tho bite o.. Texas
mas" grown 'o mani and 20 vu-
manhon' without tm Ping how 10
read and write o. bolutr Hitter
ary declared Ilor \ = Dough
o.. stat" superin',ndH OF public
instruction to tHr r Fmblrd del
gaios OF the iamo. institute O.
scmbled ou the .tmrt OF the lu.
tersity recently.
Supt Doughty .' this sta films
statement 100 just bn NJ his pu
I''y Of turning tha r,atcr part u.
On" energies of . department 'n
DO" building mp '' rural schDu
pi tho state Tlc r.frd 90 Tho wiI
l.G dollar rural rol appropra
ton ae the great. law ever put
ou hc statute boa. of Texas &c.
stated that % bad treated I.ts-
'audu . rural Soho. In re OF tH.
counties OF tho NsfA "Wc SIN
have off s.ou.ouU "a. This approprIa
ton boz said 'aud ave only made
. norIru.ur
The speaker rur luding state.
monf that boz was go ag 10 do c,,rr
thing in h.. power 2. give every boy
and girl Boo Texas On. opportuni', 20
attend ,DH0l. nine onths Of c.0r.
year vac received ia great ap-
p'lusr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22

Waco at Fort Worth
Shreveport az Dallas
san Antonio at Beaumont
Galveston at Houston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22
PANHANDLE PEOPLE
EXPRESS OPTIMISM

Prominent among tar visitor. .r
Amarillo 90 attend tIr Mar.m Jones'
rally las night we're County TaIs.
Nsbury S. Ct.taUar and Lr, Sat,
'nrwhi'e U, tine Panhandle Herald
from Panhandle" Whom asked about
conditions in Panhandle and Carson
county Mr. saftrrsI.tr said IS.
Ike many other districts of OBJ.
Panhandle and Plains Country arr.
decidedly du bat our p"1pl, ,r.
optimistic auI the town aud COUNT
s." showing improvements 100 = mU
i"r''l way we 400 fool that fb.
rains vii come boo time Tor tbc r9v
crops and the grass aud thar viii
continue us Boo excellent shape
This great plains country ~ Tex
as .s fortunately poopled af'h Gi
gems sb0 are .'aucors 20 pessimism
Th'' believe 100 tAe country know
fha' ils Iuturr uigod hy tho past
cannot boz bad This spirit IE can.
'rs Hrngr's. e.ru pheH o.. .uua
.l'. outlook IHIerf "p.rI HH.
BE- Hl' "HroHurIrs OH ra1H| il.e
'''n bore t01 '1H. ia Ha f.hI.#
about "u'H 1r. oaafHtI f.I coo
F"ny iha' i.. fH.Ht #I ..# ar1
fHr condition. 900 HaHII
changed
sf. fsH ri. Dol I.r H.f
Hf afuf fhr rHfH..alI uI
rnH.HF denomination u Hafr
H nHf rru I.nfr Gov
fool county .I F H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22
Yesterdays Results.


Boston a. ST. Louis
H'ooklyn at Pittsburgh
New YORK at Chicago
Philadelphia a. Cincinnati
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22
CALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? NO! STOP!
MAKES YOU SICK AND SALIVATES

Heres my giaran,ec-Go 10 any DRUG
Store and get 80 cent bottle OF Dol
sons Liver Tone. Take a spoonful and
n II doesn't straighien van right nm
and make Won feel fine and yigorou. !
want You 70 90 back t. the store and
gci your money podson's Liver Tone
= destroying the sale Of calome lecause
u h. real liver medicine: entirely ys,,e.
table. therefore Il can not salTai, or
make YOU sick n
guarantee that one spoonful Of bod
some Liver Tone will put your sluggish
liver 20 work aud clean your bowels Of
mat sour bile and constipatel waste
which - clogging your system ani max.
lhs Won feel miserable. guarantee. that
a bottle Of Dod~on's Liver Tone will
Keep your entire family feeling fine for
months Give Il b. your children Otti.
harmless doesn't gripe aud they Ike its
pleasant taste.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22
"D'ss'ns Liver Tone" Is Harmless Il
Clean Your Sluggish Liver
and Bowels.

Ign Calomel makes vou sick. n.
horrible Take dose Of the dangerou.
drug tonight and tomorrow Won m,y lo.c
day- work
'al"mrI D. mercury or quicksilver
Ni''h rau"- necrosis Of the bone
'aIonel. when it come- into contact
WIN sour hil" crashes into IL. breaking
= hl THE ]. when you ic,l that avinl
hal''" and rfampiug. u you are ling.
giRh am o all knocked out" III yoI,
ih'f r. torpid and bowels constipa,ed
OF YOU have headache dizzine.. coated
~hRA u breath j. bad 90 stomach sour
ipN " ,l"onfu' Of harmless Dod.on's
N''f lone tonight on my guarantee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22
nad 10 Have \ COLA nanp On.

Don't le' your cold hang on rack
YOU system and become chronic
when br BELLS pnc-Tar-H Honey viii
he'p you II heals the inflammation
Soo'hes the cough and looscns the
phl'gm You breathe easier az once
Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey is a Taxa.
i've Tar syrup the pine tar balsam
"eal' me Ca" spots .ooscns the mu-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22
STANDING on rnr TEAMS
TEXAS LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

IT, Worm r u T..
/ Dallas ...
~ Worth
'oaperc and smith Johnson aud
Spcllmau .mpirr. Carson
80 shreveport n. n g.
Waco ~
Shro port .......
liill aud Reilly napier and Smith
Empires. Moran
Second Game r II A.
Waco .......
Shr"y"T. Q d.
Iinn. Donalds and Reilly. Lever.
GU and Smith umpire. Moran
a. h'' uhoh, Il II T.
san Antonio -1 ,
Pea umont
stewart and Cook. Smithson and.
Wilson Umpire, Matthews.
~ Galveston
Houston, no game. wet grounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-22

eous ana prevents irritation of the
bronchial tubes Just get bottle
OF DR. Bells Tar Honey today.
les guaranteed TO help you. AZ Drug
gists
(AdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
MEXICAN GENERALS
ARE FOR CARRANzA

MEXICO CITY, Oct 24-About
one hundred generals and other leaders
who have been actively associated in
the revolution, many OF whom came
from long distances met today at the
home OF General Pablo Gonzales and
formed political party, the objects OF
which, IT is stated are to unity all ele-
ments OF the constitutionaliSt army and
support the candidacy OF General Car
rama for the presidency Among
those who attended were Generals OBJ
RECON. Gonzales. Benjamin Hill AGui-
lar, Cesario Castro and Francisco GoSs.
The project of the party was made
known by General Gonzales and was
enthusiastically accepted hy all those
present. The meeting was originally
called to select a successor to General
Gonzales as commander OF the de
partmcnt OF the east but opposition to
him giving up the command caused this
plan to be abandoned at least tempo
rarily
General Eduardo Hay is head of the
organization committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
TIE flicked of the ash of his IN
n evitable cigsret, much as II II

iYIE flicked of the ash of his in
RI evitable cigsret, much as II II
were the opposition OF the gov
ernmentS they were TO encounter.
it was evident that the captain was
much impressed by Constance. ct she
instinctively dislked the man. His cam
aradcrie had something offensive about
it. as contrasted with the deterental
friendship OF Santos
With all her energy, however, Con-
stance plunged directly into her work
Indeed, even at the start she was
amazed TO find that money for revo-
luton could be raised at all She soon
found that il could be done more easily
in New York than anywhere else in
the world
There seemed 10 be something about
her that apparently appealed TO those
whom she went to see. She began To
realize what tremendous advantage a
woman OF the world had IN presenting
the case and convincing a Specuator OF
the rich returns II the revolution should
prove successful More than that she
quickly learned that 1t was best to go
alone. that it was she, quite as much
as the promised concessions Tor to-
bacco. salt, telegraph telephone monop-
olies that loosed the purse strings.
Her first weeks report OF pledges
ran into the thousands with a SubStan-
tial immediate paymen, of real dollars.
How did YOU do it," asked Santos
in undiSgulsed admiration as she was
telling him one night OF her success,
in the dusty, cobwebbed little ship
chandlcry on South street where the
lunta headquarters had been estab-
lished
Dollar diplomacy" she laughed, lot
, diSplcascd at his admiration. I'VE shall
soon convert American dollars into
NeSpucclan bullets
They were alone and a week had
made much difference IN the fascinating
friendship TO Constance.
LET me show YOU what | have done,
Ramon coniided ALREADY, | have
started together the 'coun,erfeitng
! plant as you call il"
Piece by piece as he had been able
to afford them, he had been ordering
the presses the stamping machine, and
little "reedug" or milling machine
for the edges OF the CONS,
"Thc paper, the ink, and the bullion
we shall order now as We can" he ex-
planned, resting his head on his elbow
at the table beside her Everything
I will be secured from firms which min,
supplies for foreign governments. A
| photo-engrayer is now engaged on the
work OF copying the notes lie is max.
ing the plates by the photo. etching pro-
ceSS--the same as that by which the
real money plates are made Then, too
there will be dies for the coins Coined
silver will be worth twice the cost oi
the bullion to us" why" he added
eagerly, "a few more successful days
Sonora, and we shall have even arms
and ammunition" "
A KEY turned IN the door Santos
sprang to his feet II was Gordon.
"Ah, good evening" the Captain
greeted them. The fact that they had
been talking so earnestly alone was moi
los, on him MAY Join the consplr
acyi" he smiled what buck today
By the way. have Just heard of .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24

consignment OF 1900 rifles as good as
new that can be bought for a song
Santos. elated at the progress so Tar,
told hastily OF Constances success. Let
lis get an option on them for a few
days" he cried
Good" agreed Gordon only" he
added, shaking his finger playiully A.
Constance, as the three lett the head
quarters, don't let the commander-in-
chief monopolile all your time Re
member, we all need YOU now. Santos,
that was an inspiration to get Mrs
Dunlap on our side
Somehow she felt uncomfortable She
half imagined that a frown had fitted
over Santos face
Are YOU going to BROOKLYN" she
asked him
mo, we shall be working at the
Jun,a late tonight" he replied, as they
parted at the subway, he and Gordon
to secure the option on the guns, she
to plan for the morrow
81 have made good beginning" she
congratulated herself, when later in
her rooms, she was going over the list
OF names OF commission merchants who
handled produce OF South American
countries
There was tap on the door
Quickly she showed the list into the
drawer OF the table.
"a gentleman tn see you. downstairs,
ma am" announced the maid.
As she pushed aside the por,eres,
her heart gave leap-it was Drum
mond
Mrs. Dunlap" began the willy de
tcctive, seeming 10 observe everything
with eyes that seldom had the appear
ance OF looking at anything, 81 think
YOU will recall that we have met be
fore"
Constance bit her lip And why
AGAIN." she queried cur,ly.
Il am informed" he went on coolly
ignoring her curtness, that there is a
guest in this house named Santos
| Ramon Santos"
He said it in a half insinuating, hall
questioning tone
"lou might inquire OF the landlady,'
replied Constance, now perfectly com.
posed
"Mrs. Dunlap" he burst forth, ex-
asperated, what is the use OF beating
about Do YOU know the real charac-
ter of this San,os9"
ut is a matter of perfect indiiier-
ence," she returned
Then YOU do not think warning
from me worth troubling about" de
manded the detective
Constance continued to stand as II to
terminate the interview
81 came here" continued the detec
tive showing no evidence OF taking the
hint, "to make proposition to YOU
Mrs. Dunlap, YOU are in bad again
hut this time there is a chance for you
TO get out without risk IL thinl
| may talk plainly We understand
each o,hcrf'
His manner had changed. Constanc,
could not have described to herself tn,
loa,hing she felt for the man as II sud
denly flashed over her what he wa
after II she had resented his familiar
ity before, It brough, the singing bloc,
to her cheeks now to realize that h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
Tammany to "Whoop il Up"

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l-rammanv
Hall will "whoop il up" in most enthus
iastic fashion for President Wilson
when he speaks in Madison Square
Garden on the night Of November ,
The organization will not hold its Gus
tomary rally this year, as the one al
ranged at Tammany Hall for the night
Of October 20 has been found TO be ,ou
close to the Madison Square Garden
so out OF Difference to the wishes of the
democratic national committee The rally
has been abandoned Instead. Tam
many will parade the night OF Novem-
ber ;, more than 10000 braves to be in
Inc for the demonstration in behalf o'
President Wilson that night In add
tion there will be parades in all dis
triCtS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
Tragedy Is End
of Equestrienne

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. "a
Tragedy today closed the career OF
Mrs, Pearl Jones, who in her Younger
days, as Katie La Pearl, was sensa-
tional bareback rider in the leading
circuSes She was struck and killed
by street car She was about 50
years old and was married here three
years ago. The Rev. Father Francis
GaySk was her guardian and it is un-
derstood that she possesses some
money, although she and her husband
lived irugally IN a single room Her
husband said he knew little OF her rel-
a,iveS but that a brother lives in New
Orleans where he once served as chief
OF police.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24

WASHINGTON. Oct 24-The Le-
gion of Loyal Women, local PATRIOTS
organization held special meeting last
night and indorsed the action of its
president in signing a resolution call
ng upon Secretary OF War Baker 20
resign because Of his alleged oompar
ison OF Mcxlcan rcyolutionlstS to
Washington, continental army in re
cent speech
Officers OF several women's Societie-
including some OF those OF the Daugh
ters oi the American Revolution signed
the resolution, when il was circulated
here Yesterday Today Mrs. William
Cumming Story. president general oi
the D A. X authorized the statement
that the society had taken no action IL
regard to the remarks attributed tt
Mr.. Baker and that she had never hearC
OF the resolution until she read II IN .
newspaper.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
Ohio Wilson by 10000

NEW YORK. Oct. 24--W /. Fin
ley. democratic state chairman OF Ohio
predicted at democratic headquarters
today that President Wilson will carry
Ohio by 10000 majority lie also
charged the republicans with spending
big sums OF money in Ohio. This was
denied by William X. Wilcox, repub
lican national chairman
West irginia, Kentucky, Wisconsin
Indiana. Ohio and possibly Illinois
will be. carried by ptesiden, Wilson
according To United States Senator J
w. Smith OF Maryland He based his
statement upon information from Vice
President Marshall. The only two
doubtful states, the senator said are
New York and Maryland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24

was actually seeking to persuade her
to betray her friends
"Do YOU want to know what think p
she scorned, then without waiting add>
ed. u think you are crook-a black.
mailer-that's what think OF a private
detective like you"
The defiance of the little woman
amazed even Drummond Instead 0l
fear as OF the pursued, Constance Dun.
lap showed all the boldness of the pur-
| suer.
'You have got to stop this swindling."
the detective ragged, taking a step closer
to her Il know the bankers you have
fooled know how much you have
worked them for"
"Swindling2" she repeated coolly, in
assumed surprise Who says | arm
swinding?" q
"lou know well enough what | mean
this revolution tina; is being planned
to bring about the new state OF Ves-
/ puccia as your friends Santos and
Gordon call it,"
"Nespuccia -San,os-Gordoni"
ayes" he shouted "Vespuccia-San-
tos-Gordon. And ri go further. III
tell YOU something you may not care 10
| hear"
(To be con,nued) q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
GOLD IN NATION NOW
PASSES S2,500, 900, 900

NEW YORK, Oct 23,-Shipmcnts
OF gold to the United States since the
beginning OF the European war in con
junction with the domestic protection
brought the total OF gold in the coun-
try from 81 SS7 270Oo4 on Aug !, 1914,
to 26,bWq. SOD on Oct !. 1910. the
gain in the twenty-six months period
being %lS75S90l, according to COM
piation announced here last night.
The amount oi gold imported dur
ing the war, il is pointed out, is great
er than that for the full decade pre-
ccding the war and the imports for
June. 1910, were greater than in any
full year prior to the war with the
single exception OF 1908 The gold in
the United States is now double that
OF 1904 and 40 percen, more than at
the beginning of the war, il is said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
Hughes Odds Wiped Out

NEW YORK, Oct Avail street
has surrendered to the Wilson wave
which is sweeping the country and
wiped on, the odds on the election bet
ting. AT the opening OF the market
Monday a few bets were placed at lC
to 8 on Hughes. This quickly dropped
10 10 to 9 and later l.. Bungs & Com
pany, a large curb concern, announced
that il had $1,000 even money on
Hughes. w. f.. McGee quickly fol
lowed with 5000 on Hughes at even
money. II was freely predicted on the
curb that the presiden, will be the fay
ori,c In the betting before the end OF
the week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
Republicans Optimistic

McALESTER, Okla. Oct, "a -(Spc
cialO-Democrats in McAleSter are re
iusing to bet even money that Wilson
will be re e-elec,ed president of tn,
United States, Many two TO one bets
have been made by republicans that
Hughes will be elected, /, is said. Lo.
cal democrats are betting that Wilson
will carry Oklahoma by 10000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
Underground Methods

NEW YORK. Oct 2I-Although
Vance C. Mccormick, chairman of the
democratic national committee, protests
against underground methods in poll
tics he has found an underground
means Of reaching his office in the
Forty-sccond street building from the
Bi,more ho,cl--a he can escape the
rain by merely walking through the
subway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
BITS FROM POLITICAL WORLD

by Cardinal Gibbons. The cardinal
said
Il never heard until the moment that
any Roman Catholic propaganda exist
ed in Indiana or elsewhere in opposi.
ton to the reelection of President
Wilson ! do not believe there is any
truth in it. For myself. am not in
politics, and never authorized any
one to quote me as iayoring either can
didatc"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
PROBLEMS
q QMe e! {1!...H HE!ElART ! II J! .
BY0EF5.67'1UbPfh 7hOMDSOn

.NEAR MRS. THOMPSON have
/ had very pcrplexing time of late
have been married for five years
and while my husband seems to be
growing more and more fond OF me he
seems 10 be growing more and more
fond OF my sister, too He wants my
sister TO go everywhere with us and il
| happen to be out OF town he takes NV
sister in my place, love him dearly
and would not give him up for the
world What would YOU advise me to
do? MRS. -
You probably feel that there is NJ
foundation for your fears. but YOU cant
help being afraid | think the simplest
and best way will be to talk the matter
over with your husband Tell him tina,
YOU trust him absolutely and know that
your fears are without reason, but yur
thought you would feel better atter
mcntioninng it to him. lie will prob
ably reassure You aud put your mind
at rest Take an opportune time tC
mention it, Don't say anything in q
spirit OF jealousy or at time whcr
your husband is not in sympathy will
YOU. Wait until some evening when h,
is happy TO be at home with his wife
and seems perfectly eontented Mos
people think il is bad for woman I,
show any signs OF jealousy to man
But feel although it may be bad
il is better than for her to Sccrcth
worry and make herself miSerably un
happy and suspicious.
Dear Mrs Thompson Cd | will b,
II years old in April. Am I too younl
TO chum with girl who will be Il it
March?
(2) Do YOU think | am too old I,
wear my hair IN cutlS2
(N What can a girl do TO make her
self talk only when She is supposed TO
am always talking when ! shouldn,
YOURS TRULY ,
(n II would be better to chum will
little girls of your own age, but II yo,
find this other girl mere eonyen,al |,
would be all right to have her for /
friend
(2) Confine the curls with a hai
ribbon or harette
(5) As you grow Older YOU will show
better Judgment in what YOU say u
the hes, You can aud don't worry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24

other action, but great interest centcrs
in it because German and Hungarian
infantry, unaccustomcd to mountain
fighting was able To- cope with the di-
iicultics OF the terrain
The RumanianS. on the other hand
showed lack OF military knowledge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24
Gibbons Denies Activity

BALTIMORE. Oct A-Denial of
reports tha, Roman Catholic priests
priests are in politics opposing the re
election OF President Wilson was made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-24

Someone wants that old Ifta,er you
have for sale. He is looking for your
ad in the Oklahoman and Times.