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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-02
C0NFERS DEGREE
CABINET MEMBERS
ATTORNEY-GENERAL GREGORY IS
RECIPIENT OF HoNoR-ALUM-
NUS OF s. P. U.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 30
The board of directors of the South
ern Presbyterian university Saturday
conferred on United States Attorney
General Gregory the degree of LII. D.
Mr.. Gregory is an alumnus Of S. P. u,
class of 1885. He is to visit Clarks-
vile soon, and has been invited by
this institution to deliver an address
at the next commencement.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1917-02-02
SPLENDID MULE
AUCTION IS HELD
SIXTY HEAD ARE SOLD BY HAYS
& WRIGHT AT GOOD
PRICES,

One Of the best mule sales that they
have held this season was that of
Hays & Wright at their barns on
North Main street, on Monday. The
weather was ideal and there was q
large crowd in attendance. Sixty
head of mules were sold, all at good
prices, the bidding being spirited. The
top pair was sold to S. G. Hutcherson,
Of Atena, for $475. This was pair of
extra fine long yearlings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Saluting Habit
Spreading Among
Gotham Civilians

NEW YORK. oct 3--(SpecialD--
The saluting habit is rapidly spreading
among civilian New Workers Every
hodys doing IT, II might seem suf-
foient that thousands of our soldiers
and sailors are busy cutting the righ,
hand away smarily" Hut II isn't, The
civilians arc ardent imIlatop. Even
The ladies promcnadng Fifth avenue
and Broadway these war times may be
seen ,alu,ing each other not with the
slNcrly kiss, bu, with graceful sweep
OF ,hapely arm And boys Who would
never dream of raising their caps, seem
,c find satisfaction IN compromising
with the salute
Where will II end VIII II ever end
These questions open up an alarming
vista io inoiiensive people Is the day
coming when sslu,ins will have taken
a fixed place IN our existence, when the
office hoy will spring 10 attention when
the senior clerk, assemble, and when
the ensemble will salute the bo. when
he enters. And also the day when the
domestic servant and mistress will sol
emnly exchange these cout,eses before
the breakfast Gag makes It's appear
ancel And even the miracle NJ base
ball players and fans joining in such u
tribute of rrsptc, 10 the umpire a, he
appears on the field may yet he wit,
messed, II the war and the vogue Of
things military continues.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Traders Believe Large Crop
Is Now Safe
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,

CHICAGO oct Warmer weather
and u prospect that no unreasonable cola
weather would he experienced for several
days had moderate hsarink inNucnc"
today on corn. Virtual certainty thht n
hs crop was now safe and that thern
would be ample supply of sound Waluird
commercial quality seemed to lie general
~ assumed Estimates. however, that IN"
Yield wpp 80 900 600 bushels less than was
expected n month ago lad To n rally from
.nrly weakness Opening quotations
which ranged from isc OF to Hike nd.
vance, at " igL to l.ips N~cenhrr hnd
tli6s TO u IA May, were followed by
n general downturn and then reaction
/ TO slightly above yest crdny'H finish
Subsequent other experts NEured 'he
ylsld an ~, 900 900 bushels short oi the
government forecast ~ u month ago ~
II result the bulls had All advantage IN
the late tradins Prices closed firm, Nr
To Nc net hiWhrr NJ 81 10 for December
and u laN for MAY
oats held comparatively nrm, rains
counted In favor NJ the hullr and thers
was liberal buying on tho par, Of cash
houses
Realizing In which yss,erdhys chie'
purchasers lndulgcd led TO downturn ~
provisions strength In the hoa market
was ignored
| ON the break packers were said to hhv
given nome support bu, otherwise ihrre
| waH q comparative absence of buying
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
SELECTED men
STAGE PARADE
1hIrV-S Seven From First Dis
trict Leave Today.
600 FROM OTHER CITIES
Train Of Sixteen Cars Passes
Through Metropolis,

Thirty men, the third shipment
of the first quota from the first city dis
trlct left here today for Camp Travis
San Antonio, Texas There were OK
men on the train when /, left Oklahoms
City, ~ drafted men from other points
In the state were on board when II ar
rived here
The equipmen, Of the train consisted
oi two baggage cars, and fourteen
coaches, pulled by Two big engines,
The shpmen, from the second ara
third city districts, numbering seventy.
three and sisty.nine respectively will
leave later IN the week
Claud |. Mclver was IN charge ol
the thrty-scycn men from the first
city district, who left today
l.. Sar,ain, clerk Of the first city
district exemption board led the mArcr
OF the thirty seven men from the court.
house, where they mobllired, to the rail
road station They lief, the courthouse
shortly before noon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
FRENCH PREPARE
TO RECOVER LOST
vERDUN TRENCHES
Grown Prince Retains Ground
North Of Hill 344,
Associated Press War SUMMARY.

Along the French front the artillery
duels were vigorous al many points,
The activity was especially marked
north Of Netdun, where the French are
apparently preparing AL attack To te
cover n few trench elements which the
crown princes troops retained when
their main attacking force was thrown
back north ot Hill VA YESTERDAY \
German Rttcmp, 10 attack east ot
Rheim, was broken up by the French
artillery.
Field Marshal Hays ad,,cc from
Flanders have again become laconic
the only recent break IN their ,crscness
and brcvi,y having been IN the messages
describing the furious German counter
attacks which failed 10 shake the Brit
ish hold on the ground won last week
Today the British commander merely
record. the continuation oi reciprocal
artillery activity east OF Npres The
latest press adviccs from the front
however, indicate ,ha, the British bonn.
bardmcnt is be,np kept up with ,hc
greatest intensity, hundreds Of big guns
dcluging the Germans positions with
hiph explosive shells, reaching far tc
the rear and covering every approach
Ia the German lines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Woman in Prison
for Bigamy Hates
Both Her Husbands

NEW YORK, oct j-tSpcclan-
Saving she preferred prison 30 living
with either oi her husbands, Mrs
Mabel Nad'worth, N year, old was
held to await the action Of the grand
Jury by Magistrate Nolan in the Tomb,
police court ON charge -pt higamy
She wa. fcmandcd to the lombsa
The complainant was her husband
Frederick WsdSworth oi ~ Shpley
street, Woodhayen, l. !, who said that
he married his wife on January W
1907 They lived together until five
years ago, he said, and later he learned
that she was married on September
". 1914. to lram + Raphael
81 loved Wadswor,h until he abused
me snd then LEI, HIM, she told the
magistrate THE other man treated
me kindly until Wad'wor,h told him
som, mean things about me and then
hc left Wc
Mr., Wad,worth wrnt. a letter 10
her husband and asked him TO address
her at the general delivery window OF
the postoiiice She was arrested when
she called Tor the letter A sentence
from the letter reads . follows,
II hate Hiram az much A. ] do YOU
and that /, saving something ! am
in the position, however, OF being
neither wife nor widow, although ]
have two husbands, Surely you have
enough on me to get divorce Please
d. ,1 and end my torment
The woman refused to give her ad-
dre,, TO the officers,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
British Embargo
Tightens Gordon
Around Germany

WASHINGTON, Oct, ! -- Great
Bti,ains new embargo on shipments OF
practically everything to Sweden, Nor
way, Denmark and The Netherlands Is
regarded here as most important
move IN tightening the Gordon which
slowly but surely is killing the military
power oi Germany Grca, Brltaln'S &C
ton i, regarded as one OF the most i'm
portant OF the war
Ne the British embargo excludes ~.
erNhlNe cxccp, printed matlcr about
the only thing that will be permitted 20
X TO he German people by way " the
neultals VIII be expressions oi world
opinion that they should reorganllr
their system of government, to do away
with the military autooracy
In a figuratve sense, Great Britain
holds ono end OF the rope and the
United States holds the other Grad
ually it is being dragged tau,, military
power oi Germany is bciug 'lranglcd
because the embargo cuts of the sun.
plies she has been receiving through the
adjacent neuttalS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
ODD FELLOWS TO
DONATE 81 EACH
FOR WAR RELIEF
Grand lodge Cheers Pledge Of
Support to Nation

The entire assembly ui the grand
lodge Of Odd Fellows, IN convention
here, stood while the resolution was
being read asking for cooperation with
the government in carrying on the war,
and unanimously gave acceptance TO
this resolution by rousing cheers and
cries Of We'll stand by the govern
.mcnt"
An amendment to the laws of the
state organization was brought up and
carried II called ior an assessment ol
81 from each member 90 make Mp A
state fund for war relief measures for
any member oi the organization who
might he in need oi financial aid
MeSdamcs Harris, Beehy and Harris,
representing the Rcbecca lodge, attend
I'd the meeting oi thc grand lodge this
morning, and expressed greetings Of
their organization \ return dclcpa
It,on to the Rebecca convention was
sent consisting OF | X. Mason, i. II
Shtarer and George \. licnshaw, all
past grand masters.
A nigh, session will he held IN order
10 bring the convention to a close today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Army Gets Only One
Man in "a Hours

There /, no need OF man being
without work now, when the army
needs men as badly as 1t does" said
Lieutenant George w Hall, recruiting
officer in Oklahoma for the regular
army today we can take them all, and
guarantee them good quarters, food
and clothing
".Ghc army IN all its branches needs
recruit, and the state Of Oklahoma
certainly should furnish more than one
man in twenty four hours, as was the
case in the last twcn,yiour hours,
when George Dood Of MSAlc,Dcr was
the only man who enlisted -
White the army vas obtaining one
recruit. the navy enlisted six whose
names and home towns follow
s b, Watts, Ardmore; A. I. Iior-
ton, { 7. Gauthcr and Z A. CalwclI
OF Tulsa and A W Sheffield, Me
Aleytrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
WELL KNOWN TULSA
PASTOR RESIGNS

TULSA, Okla, Oct Especial. y
Member, Of the First Christian church
Of this city feel that they have sps.
tanned an almost rreparabe loss IN the
resignation OF the pastor, Rev. John
William Darby who will retire on
January from the paStorate OF the
church His resignation was handed IN
Sunday and will he voted upon by the
congregation next Sunday
Rev Darby is known 10 have had
many offers from other churches and
has been sought to do work in other
line. oi religion, endcavor Hs ha.
not made any statement a. 10 his fu-
,urc activities, but !, is certain that M
will continue in church work lie n
we'll known throughout the state as s
lecturer on religious subjects.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Sun Yat Sen to Be
Punished for Plot
to Start a Revolt

PEKlNG, Oct q President Feng
Kwo Cheng today issued three man
dates providing Tor the establishment ol
a national council, the election OF pa
lamcn, and the arrest and punishment
cf DR. Sun Va, Sen, leader Of the
southern revolutionary movement, and
his associates, including all the mem.
hers of the Canton parliament.
All the provinces are 10 elect five
members to the council, which IL 10
convene IN Peking within q month u
revise the election laws for parliament
which is to meet within ten months
The council will exercise no other leg
iIatiw function, than the revision OF
the election laws, leaving everything
else To parliament
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
STOCKS
DRAG ON MARKET
Only SpeCiaIties Show BuIIjSh
Tendency Now

NEW YORK. oct 1--Rnilwsy stocks
wcro again drag on the general list at
the opening OF today'u market, NJ PAU
fell one point 10 the new low record of
~, Delaware 4 Hudson lost almost two
points. ana large fractional rccesrlons
were made hv linton Pacific. Canadian
Pacific. Reading and New York Central
Industrinls Yielded At the outset with COP
pers. ulls aud motors, but were inclined
10 harden Further hull-h activity was
noted IN various specialtiss
Rails saEgcd again during the very
lght trading IN the early afternoon. Nal
timore e. Ohio. st Paul and Delaware n
hudson making extreme declines OF ~
to IN points Steels were steady, but
utilities, including Western Union, lost
T., points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, oct 1-.llOOs, Re-
cciptS, 5000. 80 10 to- higher. hulk.
$4,000 l9o5, heavy. Hs 3Ou 60, lights,
NN 5OU so pigs. tli sou II % CAT
TIE Receipts $1,000, Including to0
southerns. steady Ia strong prime fed
steers, so 0Ou 100 dressed beef steers,
VI ton II 10 southern steers, = ooh u 80,
cows. tQou 1000 hrlferN. :; 0sdf " 90
stockcrS. 00dlt no. ,Nlvos. 8 GOA ~ u"
SHEEP Receipts, - unp, Toe higher
lambs. tli2bUlS?h; yrurllngr. ~ o0dr
lAi5, wcthers I'll 0oHl9 80. ewes. 90 2j
n ~ 10 ntorkcrH 81 0nU rs ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Farmers to Protest
Wheat Price Fixed
by yFoodDepartment

TOPEKA, Kan, oct j-(SpeeiaD
A call to the wheat growers u six
states to meet in Kansas City, Kan,
October Il to discuss the wheat stu
alton and 10 protest against the price
fixed hy the government Tor the l9l7
crop ha, been issued by Maurice Nc
Auliic, president oi the Farmers Tn
ION organization III Kansas The call
has been sent To- members OF the union
in Kansas Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colo
RADIO Wyoming and Missouri
NJNuliie charges that the price Of
S1US a bu,hcl being paid generally for
Kansas wheat is below the cost OF pro
lmrll-M-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Divorce Granted
From Dish Breaker

DETROIT. Mich, Oct J--(Spee,sD
Francis Navarro is an intensely jcal-
ou' man, altogether too Jealous for her,
Mrs Jessie Navarro, who is very young,
told Judge 1ueket in her sui, for di.
VurCc
zone day | was talking To friend
over the phone, Judge" related Mrs
Navarro, when my husband told me TO
stop. He didn't like the friend |
didn't stop. lie sH furously mad
and"
Strike your" asked the Judge
mo, no, that, Judge But he did go
out into the kitchen and break every
dish WE had"
A divorce was granted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
No Chance FOR Him.

They were sitting in a secluded cor.
nct oi the ycranda For long time
neither " them had spoken Suddenly
he took hcr little hand IN his His
voice wa, choked with emotion As h"
said
"Do YOU think yoN could ever learn
20 love a man.
"lc," she interrupted in a sol, whs.
per- 'Rtlug ON Your man st LOUIS
Post Dispatch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
NOW HAS
MANY MEx|CANS
.GreaSerS Come There to OBJ
tain Work at Fort Sill,

LAWTON, Okla. Oct j-(SpeclalD }
With so much construction work 60
ing on al Fort Sill, Lawton's populs.
ton has been increased by at least 200
Mexicans Reiore this work began
there were only two Mexican families
III The ciiN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
CANADIAN liberal I
LEADER TO Retire

OTTAWA, Ont, oct Sir Wlired
Lauricr has announced to leading llh.
erals whom h c,ummoned to Ottawa
that he proposes to retire from the
leadership ot the opposition and the
liberal party Sir Wllired has been
head " the Canadian liberal party since
1897 and led the rcccn, irgh, against
Cuuscrlplion m Canada
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
RUSSIAN CONGRESS
FOR COALITION PLAN

PETROGRAD, Oct j-The Demo.
cratic Congress by a vote of 100
against hSS today declared in favor Of
a coalition governments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03

Money and Metals.
LEAD ANO SPElTER.

NEW YORK, oct 3--Thc metal es-
change quotes: Lead: quiet spot So0c.
Spelier. Easy SPOT East ~ Louis de
livery, sO0nS zoe. ~ london. Lead.
spot ESQ, iOs; futures, ESQ, los. Spel-
ter Spot E54; futures. ESQ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Outside Livestock.
FoeT WORTH.

FNRT WORTH. Texas. Oct y CAT
TILE Receipts. 1000. steady. NcrNcs,
~ aOn 10 30 NOGS Receipts, ZOO,
steady Heavy. tleS5HlQ 40 SllEt'.
Receipts, 500 stcndy lambs, ilb.jOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
COTTON Up Sl2 A BALE IN TWO DAYS i::'@ i::'.,
Produce Provisions
kANsAs CITY.


kANSAs CITY, oct RuTTER'
Creamery, u.c, irslr, ,Oc. seconds, a9c,
packing Mtc ZOOS tirsH NSci n"c-
onds. aye POULTRY liens, 2io; roo~t
or-, iiIc, hroilrrp, a2c. POTATOES
Steady VI i0uilb
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct 8 nNTTEK AND
mGS Unchanged POTATOES High
Or, receipts a. cars Minnesota aud Ia
knts bulk. 81 o0ti ~ POULTRY
Alive, higher; hens, 22n 2ic, springs, 2sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, oct 7 POULTRY I'm
changed prTTlN Creamery ubc
ZOOS siN uaec
sU0AP.
NEW YORK, oct \ Nav sugar
Steady Ccn,rlfuGsl, 1900, mola.roH
b O2c Refined STEADY Zine Hrsnunt'
ed ~ JbHs 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
KANSAS CITY CASH DRAIN

kANsAs CITY, Oct. = CORN. Steady
TO ir lower No ! mixed. u sbgt 81; No.
, white. Ro7uiO,; No, yellow. y ~
NIps OATS steady; No. white, elm
Al ltc, No mixed. $40 soc RYE W
kALIR AND MILO MAIZE. Slbui3O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Jurors Sympathize
With Hungry Man

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 1--(Specisl)-
Alter a hearing lasting two days Ike
Mln,k was awarded divorce by a
Jury in Judg. Ellis division Of superior
court in hi, divorce sui, again,, Mrs.
Bertha Mlr,k Minsk charged tha, III,
wife had refused TO prepare his meals
Tor him. and Mrs, Minsk testified that
IN all the sixteen years of their married
lie Min,k had no, given her more
than : cents
The Jury awarded allmony IN the sum
N tll a month each for the four chill
dtcn Of the Mnsk family
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03

In big factory near Pittsburgh 81,
~ women and girls are helping to build
artillery cars for use on the French
front
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03

most Of the dnys big run, the market
had not gotten fair start ~ noon. In
dlCatlOnH were for steady trading With
the bulk selling ,lSHl9 While there
were no hogs here ms good ms the fl9 2b
load ON Tuesday quality was OF do
nhln Nr rI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
sr. LouIs CASH GRAIN.

ST. LOUIS. Oct 4 CORN; Higher.
No. .. ,leb. Ne whit, Uio oAIs'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
HIGH TONE IN
CATTLE HOLDS
Big Run in Late With Poor
Train Service,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
Cattle ................. ...,...... 2'ooo
Calves ................ ........... 500
Hogs Observation-Disclosures. $500
RECEIPTS TO-DAY,

CATTLE Lots Of cattle were on hand
today but poor train service cnussd most
later Tho same nigh tonr, pcppery mar
ket as on Monday and Tuesday prevailed
today, with packers leading In the drive
for an early cleanup. Grass steers OF
good flesh brought S925a975 butcher
cattle WAS strong at the weeks 2a0 toe
advance This boost was particularly cf-
fec'ivo on the kinds selling undc 81 oo
bulls and calves were about steady At
the early weeks charges More than
enough orders to handle all Of the IN
creased supply of stuCkcrs made the tind-
lug In this line very active aud uu-
evenly high affair
Closing ,luo,at Ions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN,

CHICAGO. oct. a. CORN No vel
low, 81 g6u uIa7is OATS STANDARD 0lt
m62a Rye No, 2, Mss BARLEY
81 2OUIlt3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03

A married man may have his owl
w,y--sfer hi' wife decides on the di-
tection
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03

Probably Delilsh', hair was getting
thin and sh, became enraged At samson
because he refused 20 name the brand
~ hair tome he used.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
NV YORK,

NEW YORK, Oct q Tho cotton mar
N"' slowed ronewsd activity aud excite
nl"nt enrly to-day overnight considers.
tion ~ y.si.rhaJ's sovernmsn, reports
appeared o. have brought In q hrnAaer.
lnE buying movement and after opening
70 to ~ p~ntr not higher, the market
soon sold ia 10 l7j points abov. last
nights closing figures with D"cember
touching ~ lie and January sh sOc There
was southern hedge selling mud 4 good
deal of r~~llsinH N tho advance, but
foreign and dOmestic trade interests were
again buyers and hullish sentiment was
stimulated by n belief that reduced crop
estimates would strengthe tho plan ~
yos'erdsy'a conference ~ New Orleans Ia
demand minimum " 10 cents per
pound for cotton
Tho volume Of business tapsred OF
somewhat later IN the morning and Their"
wns enough rrhllrng or hedge selling to
cause reactions of 30 or 10 points, Qthei
ulHs, however there seemed TO he no
pressure against prices and there was
another nutry of general buying around
midday which tcul september up from
~ sbc TO f6Vic, Or about \ cent over last
nights closing figures
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. oct COTTON, spot
FIRM prices 90 points higher uood
mlddllns, s71di midilinH, 1894. low
mlddllnr ss?d: good ordinary, l7.1d.
i,sbo balss American; receipts 200 bales,
all American Futures; Closed firm. New
contract. January. ~ 00d March, IS I'D /;
May ~ SOD Old contracts fixed priceA) /,
Oct bar S61d; December January.
l77odi January. February, Sod; March,
Aprll. II t?d. May.J June, II 26d.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-03
Closing uuo,ations.

Prices Of tn. various xrsdes Of cattle
are approximately as follows
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
KAMANSKY SUES
 CONNECTICUT co.

Claiming that the Connecticut Co, at fault for an accident in which his automobile was damaged, Jack Ka- mensky is pressing suit in the Com mon Pleas court before Judge John J. Walsh and a jury for $500 dam ages. He alleges his machine was damaged to the extent of $350 which he had to pay for repairs.
 The accident occurred about il o'clock on the evening of, June g. 1917. Kamensky had his machine parked in the public parking place near Congress street, and when he was driving out after attending the thea ter, the automobile was struck by a trolley car south bound in Main street Kamensky's machine was driven into another parked by the curb, and that machine into third. All of the ma chimes were damaged.
 Shannon & Wilder are conducting the case for Kamensky, and J. F, Berry represents the Connecticut Go
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-22
COLLEGE MEN ARE
 NOT EXEMPTED

New Haven, Nov. 22-Members of the Yale artillery straining corps who were registered on June 5 cannot be exempted from the draft law, accord ing to a telegram from Provost Mar shal General Crowder, given out to- day. However, those students who have reached the age of 21 since June 5 will not be subject to draft.
 Gen. Crowder adds: Every man who will be subject to the draft law while engaged in military work in college must decide for himself as to his course of action. If he has an opportunity to receive a commission before being drafted a college man should endeavor to obtain com mission as we need such men as those as officers"