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cause ~ hnr finc figure. She suddenly
liv"d into the pnrknts Of tn" bathing
mantle and produced an enormous black
hrc;tG sandwich. which Shr proceeded to
cnnsum" quite un"ons,'inusly. after
which she swan out In sea-. No healthy
German "au remain long $c?arntcd from
food. and noticed In tho prospectus OF
tho different boarding houses at Hcrings-
6urf that patrons wrr" offered. in addi-
tiun Ia about four meals or more day..
an extra sandwich. tn take Ia the beach
To he consumed during the bathing
hour.
There IL a beautiful little English
church i'm Berlin which was especially
favored by the kaS"r'S mother during
her life. because Of this the Kaiser
permitted this church To remain open,
and tn. services were continued dVrinS
the. war The pastor. the Reverend
Williams. obtained permission - visit
the 'Briiish prisoners and most devoted
ly Travelled from one prison camp to an.
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F.mployrs Of the Wheeling Mold
and Foundry company have taken
tho lead in the drive for The second
Liberty Loan in Ohio county.
F'ifty-three representatives OF
various departments Of The Mold
and Foundry company. selected by
The mon themselves. N Il dinner
last evening ut Morgan'; Inn. West
Alexander. discussed plans ia pro-
mote Liberty Loan subscriptions.
cover the top to victory" WAS the
slogan.
\ splendid dinner WAS served
AT I o'clock. and was followed by
a number of short talks. +. &.
Rauschnnberg. superintendent OF
the Peninsula 'plant presided. and
the speakers included Roy +. Nay
lor. of the "Fnur-Minutc.Mrn;"
Harry r. Corcoran labor agent of
the plant: e. G.. Woods. treasurer
Of the company. and others.
S1O,55O for a Start.
It was decided 10 carry on a
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35 YEARS FOR. .P|ERS0L, GUILTY
OF THE BABY KEET ABDUCTION
WEST VIGINIANS
REACH VICKSBURG

vICKSBURG. Miss. Oct. 15.--Wcst
Nir"inta's delegation Of Union and
Confederate soldiers arrived here to-
night at 10 o'clock after Sc hours rid
ing. All are we'll and able to give the
West Virginia yell with vigor and en-
rhusiasm at the station where the 200
veterans were met by reception COM
miitac and taken to the camp in auto
mobiles The town was aglOw with
electric lights. American and Eoni"d-
crate flags interviewer In all tho streets.
Tomorrow morning mess" will DE-
tho attraction for inc l.nnh veterans
here. following with preparation for the
biS parade Wednesday. a number Of
West Nirginians ar" to participate in
the speaking exercises.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 15.--Comlng
out of the west like Lochinyar OF
old. the Chicago Americans won
ahc world series baseball cham
..pionship here this afternoon, de-
feating The New York Nationals,
I TO .. in the sixth and deciding
game Of the 1917 diamond clas
sic. For the first time. in almost
decade the titular banner will
fIutter over the fans Of the middle
west metropolis next spring when
the series pennant Is raised at
Comiskey park. as evidence OF the
supcrirority of the White Sox in
the great national game.
After winning the first two
games on their home field and los
ing the next two at the Polo
grounds, the Chicago clan clinch-
ed the Gafalon with two straight
victories, one at Comiskey park
and the other at the lair Of the
Giants. The New York club did
ret 20 down to defeat today with
out desperate resistance. The
battle was surcharged with sensa-
rional situations. and thrilling
plays, but the invading combtn-
alton with the edge Of one game
lead was not to be denied. 1t was
the Giants who eventually. broke
under strain Of the conflict.
The Fatal Fourth.
With "Rube" Benton. the to~
ering southpaw from Clinton, n.
c., waging a pitching duel for the
locals against the curves Of Urban
Faber. the Cascade. Iowa. hur!er
of the White SoX. the battle was
fought through three full innings
without either team giving the
slightest margin either often sive-
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"&SAaAl..

. TREMENDOUS service for the gov
crnmenl through filling munition
orders, but by investing In Lib
erty bonds they will be doing
double service.
Polish Society Subscrlbes.
ForciCn-born citizens are be-
coming active in behalf OF the
loan. At Il meeting Sunday after
noon, at Polish hall. 4414 Woods
street. the Polish society subscrib-
ed for Liberty bonds in the sum
Of $1,000. Rev. Z. Musial and Dr..
VI. Gaydosh. chairmen OF the Po-
lish committee. made addresses,
explaining the objects and ben
Gifts of the loan. Many persons
present declared they would draw
their savings from banks and In
vest all in bonds.
The Italians held meeting last
evening in Arion hall< at which
Judge Frank W. Nesbitt delivered
CONTINUED en- PaSo Twslvs.)
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Three in "Fatal Fourth" Won
Championship for White Sox
GALLANT STRUGGLE OF
GIANTS UNAVAILING
Zimmerman and Robertson
Contributed Errors That
Lost the Contest.
CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-H1embers

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Nembers
Of the Chicago city council were
Engaged in heated debate today
when Mayor William Hale
Thompson raped Por order and
announced that the Chicago
Americans had won the worlds
baseball championship. The vic
tory was greeted with an uproar.
\ resolution congratulating
Charles 4. Comiskey. owner Of
! the White Sox. and the victorious
players was passed and ordered
telegraphed To New York.
All those in favor OF the reso-
luton signify by saying Aye.
! said the mayor.
Tho response In favor OF It was
! dcafening.
Let the records show that for
nnee the council agreed unani-
mously on a subject" replied the
i Iimayor.
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West Virginia and
Pennsylvania Will
Furnish N. G. Quota
I'ETERSBI re.

PETt.RSBJ re-. Va, Oct.
l3.-The thrc thousand national
arnly troops TO be transferred
from Camp Lee here to fill na-
:innal guard commands to war
strength will be drawn, according
:" present plans from the Penn
<yivania and West Virginia con-
;iugcntS.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Forecast:
West virGinia-Fatr and somewhat
cooler Tuesday; Wednesday partly
cloudy.
Western Pennsylvania and ohio--Part-
ly clopdy mad cooler Tuesday; wednes-
day unsettled.
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XXI.
Thoughts and Incidents Recounted FROM
by Diary.

in January. 1916. visited Munich.
stnd frn,n rh.r.. II Eavariau officer prison
amp and III: prison camp Tor private
~"ld"r<. h"th At tngoiStadt. | also con-
'.rred with Archdracnr Mes. or IN"
.\n.rican Episcopal church. wh" carried
on a much-n"ederi work in visiting the
prison camps In bavaria.
The American colony i'll Munich main
aimed. with the help Of friends in
\nerica. Red Cross hospital under
ington doctor. and mis- wife. The nurs-
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WASHINGTON, Oct. ia let
Ter from Theodore Roosevelt en-
dnrSing the proposal 10 register
all men between The ages Of ~
and 81 for military training as a
permanent policy. was made pub
lie tonight by the National AsSo-
citation for Universal Military
Training.
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MAY EXAMINE
ALL DRAF TEES
IMMEDIATELY
BAKER TO ANNOUNCE
PLAN IN FEW DAYS
Changes in the Process Of Ex-
animation Now Under
Consideration.

WASHINGTON, oct. ID Sccre-
tary Baker indicated today that
4 decision as to the examination
and cla assitcation Of all remain
ing men registered under the
draft law might be reached with
in few days.
Mr.. Baker is also considering "A
proposed change in the process OF
examining the lnrn which h2S
been recommended TO him. The de-
tails Of which have not been an
nounCed
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GERMANS FEAR FLANDERS R0UT

Of practically the entire ridge don
line France 1t Is sused ey military
Is nad ON eaf
troops aro only eight
cent
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Wheeling Mold &. Foundry in
Big Campaign For the Loan

BIG LOCAL INDUSTRIES EMPLOYEES SHOW PATRIOTISM
STRIKING MANNER-EAD OFF WITH $0550 AND THAT'S JUST
STARTER.
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CONTINUED en- PaSo Twslvs.)
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tcoItinued on Page Bsvsu.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02

I turned to the shy six-footer stand.
ing beside her.
II congratulate you. jim" I said hold
ing out my hand, Katie 10 dear good
girl. Come to see her often"
My mother -in-iaw was standing ~ u
petrified when turned to her from jim
Her face was dark with disapproval ol
my handling the situation. but to m,
great surprise she did not speak
Thought. with little triumphant thrill
that evidently she remembered and
meant to abide by the ultimatum I had
given her on the occasion Of her out.
rageous treatment Of Lillian Under.
wood.
I had told her then that I would al.
ways make her welcome in our home
and treat her with all Difference. bu,
that ! would never allow her to inter
fere in any personal concern Of mine
Was il possible that she meant to abide
by those words quietlyl
She preceded me out Of the room
paying no attention whatever TO the
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'ousework without the assistases e =
well-trained maid. and with my 49, I.
'n-law as a member Of our family I H.
tinetly dreaded breaking In . new ~
l lay awake 80 long poadesins \
matter that had not yet iatlea y SlISS
when Dicky came in from the lose lrcI
! called to him softly a ls posso ~
door, TO let him know that I wss 49,
and he came in and cot down 8 ~
side Of my bed while told Mn q
Kstie's prospective marriage sn1 -
dilemma In which il placed ne.
And you're worrying aboue tIaHs
said Dicky, with fine scorn. sPlsaly p
maids 70 be had In New York city,' ~
dear II you can't find I satisisc) c)s1S
one we can always 20 to . hotel.s N
He gave me 4 kiss that was s,easA q
be eonsoling. went On to HE owu 49,
while wished. oh. 10 earnestly. 49, 4
could throw oil care and responsi ~
from my shoulders % lightly % coon
Dicky. --
(Copyright. 1867
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
CITY LEADS DISTRICT
IN CLEARING INCREASE

Oklahoma City leads all the cities in
bank clearing gains for 1915 in federal
reserve district No. 10 with a percent
age of 6o.5, says a report made TO the
federal reserve board at Washington BY
the federal reserve bank at Kansas
City. Muskogee is next with CT per
cent.
Referring to agricultural condition in
this state the bulletin says. "Okla
homa reports an average OF almost g.
10000 and an average decrease for the
state of percent, with growing con
ditions "a percent. In spite Of trans
portation difficulties, it is believed the
amount Of wheat hoarded IN farmers
bins has been materially reduced"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
Women Smokers
Are on Increase

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-"Smok
ing among women in the United State,
Is spreading rapidly" said Manfred P
Welcher, field secretary for the Anti
Tuberculosis League Of America, here
today.
Smoking must have kind Of charm
about it or people wouldn't 90 on do
ing il. Still. however, it is poison. and
women have as much right to poison
themselves with its effects as men.
The women who want to do some.
thing extreme and little shocking
smoke cigarets. I've seen them in no,
tells. restaurants and homes. A dress.
maker told me that her customer.
sometimes have to smoke while being
fitted"
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RFVHkITNNS
!@&'MFE.
6V Asls Gorriso~

Why Madge Became Very Much Upset
Over Prospects Of Losing Katie.
I FELT my face flush miserably when
Jim Gregg blurted out the informa-
= tion that he and Katie had been get
ting engaged this evening and were
going to get married pretty soon"
Mother Graham had heard noise in
the kitchen and had summoned me to
60. with her to investigate it. We had
found the table set for a spread with a
profusion OF our food, and Katie and
Jim snugly0 ensconsed in the big rock
ing chair.
The memory Of Mother Graham's in
sulting words TO the girl made my
cheeks burn. Ny mind went back
swiftly TO the never to- be forgotten
night when Dicky and | had plighted
our troth. l remembered il as II il
were but an hour before.
We were sitting in one of the small
parlors Of Mrs. Stewards home in
Brooklyn, where my mother and I had
lived so many years, and where, after
her death, ! had stayed until my mar
riage to Dicky. Mrs. Stewart, wise,
tender mother that she was to the girls
that boarded with her, called that par
lor her "courting room" No one was
ever allowed to disturb the occupants
Of that room when a young woman was
entertaining . young man there.
Mrs. Stewart had been Jack Bickett's
staunchest partisan. She disiiked
Dicky intensely, yet she never in any
manner disturbed US. l thought, with
= shuddering horror, Of what Il would
have meant to Dicky and me II some
one had rudely broken in upon Us In
the sacred moments after he had asked
and'1 had answered the most momen-
tous question Of our lives.
Ny heart went out 10 Katie with re-
morse and sympathy. I went swiftly
over to the girl and took her twisting
fluttering, angry hands in my own.
"Win Yos Forgivs ls1"
Katie. dear" I said softly, will you
forgive mei ! an sorry this has hap.
pened. II you had told me you expect
ed jim l would not have distured you.
I'm very glad for your happiness, Katie.
Eat your supper now. and tell me al
about Il tomorrow"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
BOND QUESTION
UP FOR TONIGHT
School Board May Take Defl-
mite Action.

Members OF the Oklahoma City
board Of education will be asked to-
night At their regular monthly meeting
TO consider calling a bond election to
raise between $3S0,OO and $4,000 for
construction OF three junior high
schools in this city. and remodeling OF
buildings at present rundown or in
adequate.
The educational committee, consist
ing OF Charles s. Harrison, A. L.
Welsh and Roger S. Coates, will sub
nit the plan.
They will ask for construction of
junior high schools in the northeast,
northwest and southern parts OF the
city; remodeling Of the old Irving high
school; and construction of additions
TO the Eugene Eeld building.
III we build junior high schools, "
said Superintendent Whitefdfd this
morning, we have taken a long step
toward bringing the school nearer the
people. am firmly satisfied-and re-
suits in other cities will show--that
junior high schools have tendency to
prevent pupils from quitting school
before completing their courses"
Cleo Madison and Don Peake were
married recently.
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Help in Curbing
l. w. w. Is Sought

SIOUX CITY. Jan. 2.-Represen.a.
tive Lake Of Woodbury. county, who has
been selected to introduce The bin for
Joint regulation Of the I. w. w. men.
ace by Missouri Valley states, ha,
written to South Dakota and Nebsss.
ka legislators asking that similar bills
be introduced in the legislatures d
those states. II Is planned to hold In
Sioux City conference Of Joint com.
mittees representing the, several legisia.
tures, and to frame uniform restrictive
measures.
The Ohio board Of moving pictur,
eensors has 20 many objections 10 see
Ing bandits on the screen that a scene
showing q picture Of Villa and his
family recently <as cut out Of new,
week..
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No fuss, no muss. no pads. no band
ages. The corn dies, drys up, comes
out root and all. The only "reaW diff
ference. between relief and pain is the
time II will take you to get Dr.. Irish's
Corn Killer to that corn.
DR.. Irish's Corn Killer /. not an ex-
pertinent. Ii is the result of careful re-
search and study and is absolutely diff
ferent from all other so-called corn
cures that are offered for sale. Many
dealers sell Dr.. lrishs corn killer
others try to substitute. Look out for
the just a. good" kind. To be sure
that you get the genuine DR.. Irish's
Corn Killer order direct today from
this ad. Address DR.. Irish Company
Oklahoma City Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
RUMANIAN RIVER
POSITIONS NEAR
BRA|LA ATTACKED
Teutons Also Press Back Al
lies at Matchln,

In none of the important fighting
fronts except the Rumanian are there
more than pcrfunctory activities by any
OF the belligerents. In the Rumanian
war theater, however, the current re.
ports indicate that some OF the heaviest
blows of the war are being struck by
Field Marshal Won Mackensen's ar
mics
Bridgsheads Attacked.
The Tcutonic attack is being pressed
in strong force along the ourving front
from northern Moldavia to the Danube
At the latter point the bridgeheads pro-
tecting Braila OIL both sides of the
river are being assaulted and at last
accounts the Russo-Rumanian position
at Matchin on the Dobrudja shore was
in process of being pressed back slight
ly under the hammering Of the Bulga-
rians. Turks and Germans.
What seems 10 be the more serious
threat to the Russian front. however
is developing to the northeast where
both the Petrograd and Berlin state
rncnts show Teutonic progress at va
rious points, notably in the direction
of Fokshani north Of Rumnik -Sarat
near the southern Moldavian border
and along the western Moldavian from
tier, where the offensive Of the cen
trail powers in the Transverse valleys
is indicated as assuming notable inn
portance.
Line In Danger.
Danger Of the western Moldaviar
line being rolled up and retrea,
forced is being pointed out as the re-
suit Of the continuing thrust at tn,
Russo -Rumanian front as it curve.
southeastward from the Moldaviar
mountains and continues toward tb,
Danube. The Russian resistance is ev-
identity a determined one, however, and
the fighting ground has not yet touched
the line OF the Sereth which has beer
picked as the probable position to be
picked by the Russians for the protec
tion Of their southern front and ol
their Bessarabian territory.
On the Franco Belgian front today,
Paris statements mentions only skir
mishcs near the Lorraine border.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
Pastor Presented
With Touring Car

GOTEBO. Okla. Jan. 2-(Speciai.) }
Henry Reisen, pastor Of the German
church three miles east Of this place,
and also professor OF the German pre-
paratory school here, was presented
with a touring car as . Christmas gift
by H. Fl. Wedel, merchant, and . mem
Der OF the church.
Rev, Reisen, breaches At q number Of
German churches. in Kiowa and Wash
ita counties and the car will prove q
great convenience In going to and from
these places.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
WOULD YOU SPEND FIFTEEN CENTS 70
COMPLETELY RID YOUR FEET Of CORns?
Dr. Iishs Wondsrfu Corn Killer Will Give You the Same
Quick Relief That Il 10 Giving to All Others Who Use It,
Order BY Mail Today.

It's up to you-Relief from oorns or
pains from corns--Which do your pre-
fer! II its pain you want, let that corn
60 ahead and il will give you . plenty
II its relief, then send Aoday for DR..
lrish's Wonderful Corn Killef-Not q
mere corn cure, mind you. but q genuine
corn killer that actually kills corns.
"Old corni" that think they "own your
feet-Young eosns that arc just begin
ming to get smart"--all 20 when the
doctor" makes his "flrst call"
So easy to buy, % easy to apply. just
write your name and address across
this ad and enclose iSe In stamps and a
bottle Of this wonderful corn Killer will
be sent you by mail, sn charges pre-
paid. Then paint the corn. That's all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
Burglar Suspects
Captured in Texas

PURCELL, Okla. Jan. 2--(Special.) }
Charles e. Williams and G. M
Hayes. charged with burglary and jail
breaking at Purcell. and who recently
escaped Jail at Sulphur, where they
were held for safekeeping, have beer
captured at Denison, Texas, and
brought back. 10 Purcell.
Immediately after learning Of their
escape at Sulphur. County Attorney J
T.. Crowdcr began a systematic search
for them. Since their escape at Sui.
phur, they were supposed to have
robbed stores at Mill Creek and a,
Kingston.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
cAL0Va MAKES
ES;k.tUa|
"Dodson's Liver Tsas" "bec
ter than calomsl and san !,
not sahvxte. I

Calomel loses ~ Z dayl You ~
what calomel b. III msrsusy, eul
silver. Calomsl b doaGosSnl 4
crashes into sess NJ ~ e.
erampins and siehoaiag ~ o.
attacks the bones ~ 49, .aeVls
put into your syseoA
When you isel bllloue, 49,
s,ipated and al kneah61 (S 2
lieve you need ~ q
cplomel just resnsub0 ~ a
gist sells for - eealo 9 NJ
Dodson's Liver Tea 81 r.
y vegetable ~ Do16oaok 1
b suarsntsed 10 olosS
salivate. a, 3 B. d, - I! T.
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'oluble and fearful thanks which Kati.

voluble and fearful thanks which Katie
was pouring out to me.
When l joined her in the hail we
walked in silence the length OF il,
mounted the stairs and went to our
rooms. Atthe door Of hers she paused,
with her hal ID upon the knob. turned to
me, and said with emphasis:
OF course. Margaret, you think all
these socialistic notions Of yours are
very fine, but when you've lived - long
as ] have you'll learn that il doesn't
pay to pamper maids. You're probably
blaming yourself for hurting Katie
feelings. Cattle like that haven't any
fine feelings such a. you or I have.
But you're young and you'll learn.
hope"
She went to her room quickly and
shut the door.
A Dig Msa-0issd JOB.
] smiled to myself a. I reflected upon
the thoroughly Characteristic way in
which she had managed to have the las,
word in the matter. She probably
imagined she had withered me with
her contempt Of my thoughts and ac-
tions.
There was only one remark Of hers
which remained In my mind, and that
with far different effect than she had
intended. She had spoken Of Katie a
belonging to cattle that had no finer
feelings" / reflected q little bitterly
that il would not have been possible
for Katie or any one Of her kind to
have displayed greater lack Of fine
feeling than had my mother -in-law.
Katie's engagement, however, upse,
me. II was almost time for Us to re.
turn to the city for the winter. Oh
course, u Katie 'were to be married
she would not 20 back with us. The
girl had been with ne since the frs,
l'nonth OF my marriage. did not real
Ire how much I had grown to depend
upon her efficient service. her loyinu
faithfulness, until I faced the pro,pepc;
Of losing her. Whatever would l do
without her Ia the eityi
My second season Of lectures before
the history class Of the Lotus STUDY
Club would socn begin. They were pay.
Ing me rs lecture this season. and
the topics were to be the current politi.
cal and war news Of he day, with The
tracing back OF their causes In events
that had gone before.
When Lillian had sesn ths cuslinet
course she had said emphatiealiy shsI
Il was . big man sised JOB had undes.
taken. end I felt that sAs wss fjsN0. I,
ent.iled q great dsal more wssk end
study fos me than had the eosfse u TN
Il would be simply impossible for m
! 10 sttemes bosh tiat voek - ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-02
STATES SCHOOL LAND
BUSINESS IS ACTIVE

Total collections in the state school
land department for the year 1916 were
N07S,4 S,4O86o--the largest in the history
of that branch of state affairs-accord-
ing to the annual report Of G. A. Smith,
secretary
Receipts in September. October and
November amounted to more than $500
0O0 a month