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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
Sapulpa Outplays Clarcmorc.

SAPUI.PA. okla. Nov. 16.-By a
wonderful aerial attack the Clare
more High school football team won
from the Sapulpa High school here
this afternoon in fast. snappy game
'by the score OF IA to 0. Sapulpa
excelled on line bucking but the many
completed forward passes won for the
visitors. The game attracted a large
crowd to Euchee field Sapulpa will
meet Bartlesvile here THANKSGIVING
day
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
Tlic snrC.

Someone has said that the length
of a mans tongue is not the measure
of his WISDOM
why, thot II was. | thot "a man
who was long on tongue was short on
wisdom"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

Wyse-My dear there's no use lor
you TO look ut those hats for nave
only two dollars in mv pocket.
Mrs. Wyse-You might have known
when you came o"t that ! would wah'
a few things.
Nyse-I did.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
Over the Telephone.

81 was never so insulted in my life"
Huh"
Some body asked me il / wanted a
kiss by wire"
"Well?"
And when I spoke up he said he
had the wrong number"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
"GiNKS" COULD NOT SPELL
Otherwise the Movie Play Was just
Too Thrilling.

Not long ago terribly romantic
France variety. starring e. II. Soth-
ern, of course by divine right of "If
Were King" was shown in a big pic
ture theater somewhere off Long Acre
Square.
IL was considerable drama. Il. II.
was kept uncommonly busy foilng the
varlets at rapier's point, drugging
their wine with the very dope which
they had meant for his'n, and saving
the heroine from worse than death
every one hundred feet of film
And so it held the crowd, even tho
the producer had been afflicted with
weakness for art. His mounting of
scene was rich and faithful and his
captions purported to be random
pages from some medieval book and
were photographed that way, hand
lettered and illumined and archaic. the
French Of Francois Villon's time be-
ing replaced with Chaucerian English
Mabel and Genevieve drank IL in big
eyed. They ooh-ed when the foreman
or varlets snuk up on r.. II. from be-
hind, snickersnee in hand, seemingly
about to add one more to the slashings
OF the satin Sothern costume. When
our hero spun around just in time and
dashed a shell of beer or something
into the foreman's eyes they applaud
ed-a thing you don't often hear in
that particular movie house.
But as the reels reeled on Mabers
alabaster brow began to pucker.
Don't like it?" demanded Gene-
we've. when an extra archaic caption
deepened the pucker like a green per-
simmon.
oh sure, / like it. But Gawd. those
ginks can't spell'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

One lot Of True Blue Sol co.
dier Boys Statuettes for OCC
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

MY wife is buying raft OF
clothes"
Mine too. Apparently about all
she carried over from the summer was
her coat Of tan"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

Watch Sundays World for the an
of .Mayo's big fire SALE
AdN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
Gte 9ogouO ga 6n.
@r0hcn 6 biz IA Sabre.

Sn Dem 9(rtifel oeS Guardian"
uerocn 5um eriicn Dlale ndbere Gin.
,el6eiten ii6er cine llnlerreoung mir
gct6eilt, bic aoiier Wilbelm nit
Solooe 6ci cincm 9eiiiH in @inoior
@oItlc i'm g}ooember 1907 be5iiglib
oes 9lbfomuens iibcr Die 9agouo-
Balm bottc. Ger Safer iprab icin
9eoouern oarii6er aus, OoB Dem ab.
fonmcn 70 oiclc Sdmicrigfcitcn in
oen @cg geIegt meroen, mo @olooie
meintc rg9ir oerlangen cine Sbilr,
i'm Sn0ien geBcn 9ruppen 81 ldiit'
ten, mel6c Die neue Sobn beniiben
foniiten.~ @eiragt, mas er nit oieler
Sbiir mcinte, ertgcgnete Saloac, oob
er Oumit Ole Gontrole ocs entiernte-
item GnOcs Der 9o6n i'm sIugc bobc,
oeS enoes am pcriiidcn 9leerbuicn.
sd pcroe S6nen oos gerlangte
ae6en" ioate Ocr aoiier
Scatter ge0en @rouprin5.
Gum crltcn @lale, 10 Oelitete Sal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

Oune an fam cs ibm @crlauf Ger
peiteren llnterreolngen gum 9e-
muBticin. OoB Der Goiicr niht boil
lidnOig 8err i'm eigenen Sauie iei.
Gs worcn 5pei Eorteien inl oifi5iel-
len Berlin Ole cine benliibt, Elm Gin
peritdnoniB 5miihen gnglonO, 6ranf.
reid mo Ceiitihlano 81 idaifen, Die
onOere, iucnn aud nod niht einc
ousgeiprodene ariegspartei, Die gIn-
iid)t' oeriretenOcn ooB olle oieie Be-
mii6ungen 5lpedlos leien.
Ter &oiier NOR Oamols obne allen
3mciicl uuf Sciten Der criien Yortei,
beitrebt, Die gllten 9e5ie6ungen nit
Gnglano nuiredt 5u erbolten; Der
aronprin5 ieOod nit 9lomirol Cir.
pib uuo Dem @enerolitab bilOcte Die
gegneriidbe Yortei
Ser Stein 0es 9lnitoBes.
Sn @erbonolungen 5lpiitben Sal
Oane lmO ocm 9ieihsfan5Icr b. 9et6.
monu-Sollucg puroe Oie @0alihfeit
eines @ertroscs 5luiideu @ngIonc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

unO Qeutidlono beiproden oobin
lollteno, Dab feincs Der beiOcn 2Gn-
Der cine feinolihe Continuation &C.
gen oos onOere ms 2eben ruien
iollte. Saloone mar a6er Der 9lnIibt,
Dab elm Oerortiges 9lbfommen nidt
moglidb iei, oo england nift rubig
5uieben fonnte, tolls Geuti6Iouo
Eoris oOer 9elgien oOer Eortuool
ongreiien iollte.
nSOer Sollono," fieI bier Der
&on3ler in iarfoitiihcm Zone ein
SGlieBlitb fam man ouf Oas
Blottenprogromm 3u ipreden unO
bier 5eigten ii6 tuieOer nelte @eeeu.
i0te, 0n 9lomiral b. 8irpib iid nidt
Oouerno binocn pollte, o6lpobI er &c.
neigt wor oos Oelltide Erogrumm
ein5uidrdnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
glppca Der S6ilippintn.

Manila, I. Sept. - Der Gon-
ereB Der 9lderbautreibenOen, meIber
bier in Sobresperlnmmlrng togt, bot
einen 9lppea OH Oen ErGiioenten
@ilion erIoIien, in pelbem 0erielbe
ongeeongen miro, ole Shwierigfei.
ten oes @erfebrs nuf Dem Stillen
S5ean, ioweit ole FroOufte ocr Ebi-
lippincn-SnicIn in 9etra6t fommcu,
81 le6en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
glnltraIien aeaen Z. %. M..Qcnte.

VlmItralien scsen &. ". @.-9entc.
9on6on 1. Sept. ~ @iner 0e-
peide an Ole D@rhnnge Gelesrnp6
&c." bon NleIbourne 5iliolge bat Die
&cgicrllne Die uSnouitriql 8orfers
OF tbe @orlO", weIde Strifes nn6ii-
itiftcn unO mebrere 9lnlo9en in ole
9uit 81 lprcngcn Deriudten, ais cine
iaeeole Organization erfIGrt unO udt
@litgIicOer DER Gereinigune ouf ie
feds Waonate ms @efGnguiB &c.
Ian0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
@eacn einihlrnnn Der : 9oSesitrafe.

Wegen GinIibrnng Der SO6esltrafe.
Dos Eetersburger Gon5il Der glrbei.
ter un0 Soloaten.Delegoten per-
lonqt @i0errui Der Oiesbe5iigli-
den @ntideioung Der Gegierung.
II @enerol aorniloif beltebt aui
Oroitii6en WlaBnobmen 5ur @ie.
oerberiteaune Der 0is5iplin.
petersburg, 1. Sept. II 4as
Beters6ureer Gon8il Der glrbeiter-
rno Solooten. Qelegoten bat beute
einen 8ei9luB aneenommen, Der ge-
gen Die Bieoereiniiibrllng Der Sooes-
itrofe in Der grmee Eroteit erbebt
unO oerlanet ooB ole gntideiOung
Der &eeierline wiOerruieu ueroe.
3orniIoff foroert fd6rf-
ite 9is5ipIin.
Petersburg, 1. Sept. ~ @e-
neral 4orniloff, Der Sohltfommon-
oirenOe Der rniliiden 9lrmeen, bat in
elmer 9epeide on oen Erenier See
renst1 erfI1rt, i'm Sinblid ouf Die
@reigniiie on Der rliniGniiAen 6ront,
mo- in Den lesten &ogen rriiiihe
Eruppen i6re SteIliineen fompflos
oerIoiien boben, miiiie er unbeOingt
oorotf beiteben 6oB Die bon ibm orf
Der Wlosfouer Gonieren5 befiiriuorte-
ten WoBreeeIn iofort Our6eefiibrt
peroen.
(glod 3orniIoff's 9lniidt lift Die
BieOereifiibrune Der SooesItrofe un-
crIGBIid notbpenoie. nm Der 8iigeI-
Ioliefeit i'm $eere ipirfiom entecgen-
5utreten.)
amerifonifbe Commit
Iion bonn & otben 9reu5
in SO Sfou.
Eetersburg, 1. Sept. - Or.
5ront Billings, Or. @ilbur 6. Hoit
Ropmono &obins uno $. s. Omit,
iGmnitli6 bon Chicago, buben ii6
nocb Olosfou beeeben in @eidGften
In 8erbinOung NIT Der omerifoni-
ihen gtotben areu3.Miiiion nod
gfuBIono. 9lnOcre D1itelieOer iino
nod Der aompffront obeereiit, nab.
reno ole iibrigen beribieoene Stdote
uno Ortidoften beiuhen I'M Wote-
riol fir ibre gmpfebliingen an ben
goibinetoner aricesratb Oes gtotben
arcu6es 5u ionmeIn. 8iIlinm g..
Sbompion uno @rof. SO. 9. Eboper
bIeiben I'M Eetersbureer Snuptquar-
tier oes Rotben &reli6es.
Softer nit &rtegsbot-
f6 q IT MILLIONS rubt
m W1eer.
Seit glnfiinft Der Wliiiion bat iid
beroiiseeiteIlt, oob elm miteebrodter
Softer nit grcmploren Ger 9riegs.
bctidaft oes RrGiioenten @illon an
Den GonereB 5uiommen nit elmer
Mlenge onordiitiider Shriftitiide Ell
nen 9fubepIoe ouf Dem Meereserino
nobe einem 9Sacificbofen gefunoen
bat.
Sci Der Durdiidt Der @epGdItiide
beinlfebrenOer ruiliiher Ggitotoren
botten @ebeihlpoIi6iiten fiir6en 9Sro-
5eB ecmoht un0 Ole beroGdtieen @e-
p1dftiide in oen @eip6Hern nobe Dem
Safen berienft. Dos gleibe Sdid.
lol Ideint oann oidl Den Softer nit
DER Hrdiioentenbotihoft ereilt 5ii ia.
ben. @ei 9lnfiinft in gglaOinoItof
foridtc ole D1iiiion bereebens nod
oem @erbIeib Oieies 9offers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
5fl0dden uud 5flisses Sdul~ &leider

mmemIc SUrmemc mmS in 0mbetrat Der seaemiudrtieem
Uipreiic tatcras nb MmIer Nrec nMkcrGc'UDbmltd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

Cages ber6dItniBmdBig rubig, aber
am 9(6eno puroe Oie 9lrtilleriet6dtie.
felt in inteniiber @eiie pieocr auige-
nommen.
9lrmeegrltppe 0es Ser5ogs 9ll6reft
BON @iirttemberg II Gin goritob
6oberiIder Sturm-9ruppen am
9f6ein.Worne.aonal NOR ourdaus
erfolereid Gie 5ron5oien erlitten
i6tperc @erIuite uno mlBten cinige
@efoneenc in unieren SduOen loi-
len."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

Dos Eetersburger Gon5il Der 9lrbei.
ter unO Soloaten-Delegoten per-
langt @ioerrui Der 0iesbe5iigli.
den @ntideiouns Der Geeierung.
~ @enerol aorniIoii beltebt oui
oroitiiben 0laBnobmen CUR 8ie-
oerberitearne Der 0is5iplin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

AbDnneutcn, bic ben o9cntidcn GOrre-
iponOenten" nidlt piiuftIidl Doer mrcgels
mdhig rrbaltcn. huU geDetcn, Der Office
SapOn her EelepDDn uOer idrittli& Nsit'
tbeilung az uiQ0eB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
Sin OentIdJer NSreOioer in6uftirt.


GoIumbus, g., 1. Sept. ~
Ger lutberiide @eiltliHe Baul arli.
itus bon Nonroe.GountD befinoet iif
i'm bieiigen @efdngniB, BON no feline
lleberfiibrung nod einem Snterni-
rungsloger erfolsen ion. Der go.
Itor mar in Steubenpine Oerbaitet
iuor0en.
Dos S5ilItiSoepartement bat modem
lang llnteriu6ungen gceen Den Ba.
flor gefiibrt. gs beiBt, OaB Rrlrius
Dor 3cbn Eagen cine prooeutlhe Fre-
biqt belt, moronf er beorobt purOe.
SupFcre 9Imerifaner nmssc5eidlnct.
%aris, I. Sept. ~ @iaiom s..
ggonoce BON gtep-yorf, elm 9lbiol-
bent Der GoIumbia-llnioeriitdt, tnO
0fobert Scunnea bon Cambridge,
W16., elm @rinceton-S -Stuoent, beioe
D1itglieoer ocs omerifaniihen Jelo-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ba6en fiir ibre
Sapferfeit, peIde iie ourd 6ortidoi.
fiine @erpunoeter unter ibmerem
6euer befunoeten, 0as &riegsfrcil5
erbnlten.
MoGace bot bereits friiber cine
glus5eihnitng erbalten.
Grnnfreids @iniiter bes Sunerm
reIignirt.
Baris, 1. pt.-Ger WliniIter
oes Snnern, 2ouis s. Molpp, 1T 5lt-
riideetreten.
gsod elmer eeitern ubeebaltenen
Gobinetsiibiing mar Der 4reile NIT
get6eilt morOen, Dab NlaIOD ourd
llnpdBidfcit am eridciucu perbin-
bert seipeien iei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
OeItlt6er arteesf6 an
pI a +.


pr b.
.9(n Der Dina, beIonoers nobe 81.
Iufit uno in Der llmgebune bon
Smoreon iino goranooihi NOR Die
@eiedtst61tigfeit lcbbafter ais an
Den oorberge6enoen 9aeen, trob Oes
uneiinitieen @etters.
g1orolih bon Der aobel-2utsf.
@abnlinie fonnten uniere @rfiH.
ounqs.9lbtbeilungen Die CUTE 9ir.
filng unierer Wlinenperfer uno I'M.
Ierer glrtinerie.Gbdtigfeit in ben
feinoliden Shiitenerdben beoba6.
ten. Wir maHten cine AnoabI pom
@eianeenen.
globe 2ornopol iino SuliotDn iuur-
Den riiiiiide 0etahements i'm ySob'
fonpfe 5uriidgeiflagen.
9Irmeeqrlppc oes 6eIomaribaas
bon W2ndenien Sn ocn Bergen
norooitlid bon 6ofi6ani boben Oelt-
Ihe 5trcitfr1ite Die Hitmdnen BON
elmer itorf pertbei0ieten Soben.Stel'
Iunq pertrieben. gtobe Norieni, om
interen 2oufe beg Seretb, iino oeiit-
Ide uno bulgorii6e Stob.Eruppen in
ritiiiIde Steauneen eingeorlingen
haben 6ie 8ert1eiOiger 5eriprengt
nno iinO nit elmer eroBen 3obl BON
@eionaenen airiideefebrt.
WloceooniIde 6ront ~ sSn Der Bic.
auna Der @crno modte Elm itnIieni.
Id,csgotoIlion einen9lngriff; Oeiitide
1ruppen IHlugcn Ben 6eino 5uriid
un0 modten einige @eiangene
gei Gobropolie broden mebrere
Icrbiide 9lngriife 5uiommen; cbenio
iuuroen Die 6ron5ojen iueiilid bonn
0aroor.6ue BON Den 9ulgoren gu
riidgeporfen.
Wcltliher &rieg s i'd ou'
pIab.
9lrmeegruppe 0es Gtonprin5en
Rupprcdt bon 9oDern Sn GIon.
bern 6utertc oos 9lrtiIlerie-Duell in
Ie6baitcr @eiie in Sen Iiincn unO
ouf beiocn Seiten bon Dpern fort.
8on @cicdtcn 5Iuiihen DorgeIhobc.
nen lruppen obseicben CAB es feine
sSnTonterie-9Ittioncn.
Sn SIrtois.EiItrift tpuroe nod ci.
mem rubigen Gage Oic 9Irtillerietbdi
tiqteit am 9lbcno Dom 2o 8oHee-aol
nal in IiioIider glidtung ivieoer aiit-
genommen.
9lrmecqrlppe oes ociitiden aron.
prinSen globe Der Snrte6iie.6ornt
Idritten Die 8ron5oien ont GbenIin-
oes.Eonies nod beftigem 9lrtilleric'
Feucr gum 9lugriff nit Itorfen Srlip-
penmoiien. Ger Seino fonnte an
faneIi6 an goOen gerpinnen ipuroe
ober fnr3 oarauf ourd @egenm'
grille unicrer Streitfrdftc tuieOcr 5il'
riidgetrieben.
@d6reuO Der Otadt Oduerten Die
adnpfc Inn einige @rn6cnitiide III
bIutiqer @eiie tort. Cine 9ln5a6l bon
@cTangenen bIieb in unieren Son'
6en
Ger 1ein0 ri6tete auh mebrcre
geeen nniere Stellungen
am Niuterberg uuo iiiolid bon Cor
benz, Die ober edn5Iid 6uiamnen-
6radDen mo Dem 6eino Idpere
Opfer foiteten.
|or @eroun mar es lpobreno oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
git Ala&tn(rn-
Armer
Gntreikt &umdnen 9Gs
benileanng.
0lrtiIIeriesT TeMer int Oatsa'
1iitritt wteSer Iebbafter.

9lud ueiter iiiolid, in Der gl6be bon
Smoreon beridorft Iit Die
aompftb1tiefeit. IT guIsoren in
fleiueren Operotiouen ouf mace
ooniider 6ront Fiesrcih. Gron-
aoien bei'm 9oritob ouf gLiSne.
6ront nur tempor6r erfoIereid.
Berlin, nia 2onoon, I. Sept
1ruppen unter 5elomorihnn BON
Wiodenien boben ole 9iumdnen aus
elmer Steaung in ben 8oben norOoit.
lid bon 6otibani, auf Der rumdni-
ihen 6ront, getrieben.
gIui Oem n0roliben gnoe DER rui-
lilden 5ront uno peiter iiiolib in
Der Boronopi9i. uno Smoreon.@e.
een0 mar Die gtrtiaerie.Tbdtigfeit
be0eitteno lebbafter.
0ie 8uIgaren boben ouf Der mace.
boniiden 6rort mebrere 9lngriife ob'
geIdjlngen
9lui Dem ipeitli6en arieesidoi.
plot botten bic 6run3oien bel einem
Angriif ouf Der 9lisne-6ront anidng-
lid GrioIg, ipiiroen dber fllr5 ooraui
pieoer 5iiriideetriebeu.
gtobe Der beleiiber Stiiite unO nuf
beioeh Seiten bon Ypern NOR Die 9Ir.
tilerietbatieteit cine iebr ititeniiue.
Dies fuir0 in oent ontlihen ge.
riht eemeloet. Der beiite gladmittog
BON Der oentiden oberiten SeeresIei-
tiine dusgegeben ipitrOe uno foleen.
ben Mortlout bat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

9icc alcibcr rcprGcntrcn rincs Gabrifnnten Mnernc
Sc6c sSran cIfe @ertbe fennt, uirO, ie Occ le
Der febt bic GnhcrscwSbnIidc geIeseubet 81 Tddten
DiIcu. 0a fnS i'm @anscm 81 WOOcnc, entpideIt in
NHasitufen nnS Serscs (Sicc nit GeOrssttc Combine
tiOncn nnS Crepe DC Gbine ale GrOhcn, bod nidt in
allen StiIcm; Garbcn marneblan, braun, Copenhagen,
grin, rmmfelriibenrOtb mnS Idiunrs.
C2riier SIur, eiepurt & Go)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-20
SUsARiNES LESS MENAclNG.
Premier Lloyd George Says u-5oat Is
No Ionqer War Factor.


Washington. Nov. 20.-Prsmier Lloyd
George was quoted in dispatches as
telling the house Of COMMONS that he
had no further fear ~ the submarine.
HIS statement thar Ave o. the U-'eoats
were destroyed on Saturday was the
first immediate. specific statement Of
submarine sinktngs from British ofli-
cialdoIn-
Our navy department, while not 60
ing so far as the British premier, is
happy over the submarine situation.
The new methods are accomplishing
wonderful results.
In the last TWO months more U-ooats
have been destroyed - actually de-
stroyed in contraGLstlnctton 20 the
familiar intimation that there was rea-
son 70 believe that they had been sunk
than in the entire previous year.
No information. Is impaired as to
the manner OF this accomplishment, but
ers and the perfection of the depth
charge are given credit for it in un-
official circles.
There is intense curiosity as to the
destruction of five in one day. T. sus-
gests a raid on a nest OF the sea
snakes.
The American navy folk have been
lnslstent on raiding the bases. May
be they have succeeded in convincing
the more cautious BritisheTs that this
was a practical thing.
However it happened. a bag of five
U-boats in a day is the most encour-
aging news that has come out of the
war zone for long time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-20
Washing Won't Rid
Head Of Dandruf

The only sure way to get rid of dam
druff is to dissolve it, then you destroy
1t entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon: appl'
it at night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub j. In
gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight and by morning,
most IL not all, of your dandruff will be
gone, and three or four more applica-
tons Will completely dissolve and en-
tirely destroy every single sign and
trace Of 1t, no matter how much dan
druff you may have
You viii md, 10, that All itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop at once,
and your hair will be fluffy. lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft, and look and
feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t Is inexpensive and never fails
to do the york.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-20
News Of Traer.

Special 70 Times Republican.
Traer. Nov. c0.-The cornerstone OF
Traers 100000 school building now
IN course OF erection was laid Mon
day afternoon. There was no Cere-
mony. The records were obtained from
the cornerstone of the building which
was destroyed by fire last year, AMI
these with a historical sketch were
placed In the new cornerstone.
VIII Scharfenberg is expected home
soon. as work on the government en-
cheering project in Wyoming, on
which he has been employed, has been
stopped until cpring.
Marjorie Lee. OF Wisconsin, who was
taken sick while visiting her friend,
Miss Millner, - recovering and ex-
pects TO be able 20 return home this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry OFT and daugh-
ter went 10 Davenport Wednesday to
attend the wedding OF their son Ar
thur. who was married TO young
lady OF that city on Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-20
Easy foTMake This
Pine Cough Remedy
1houss1ds u families sweaf b. it,
prompt results Inexpeasdvs,
md OayeS about y.


You know that pine ia used in nearly
all PRESCRIPTIONS and remedies for
coughs. The reason IL that pine contains
several peculiar elerlents that have 4
remarkable etfet in soothing and heal
ing the membranes OF the throat and
chest. Pine Is famous tor this purpose:
Pine cough syrqps are combinations OF
pine and syrup. The "syraT pa,t is us-
Nothing better, but why buy It. You can
To -sake the hesst pine cough remedy
that money can buy, put IN ounces
Of Pinex fs0 cents WORTH In pint
bottle, and fill up with homemade sugar
syrup. This 2iYes Jou full pint-nore
than you can buy ready made for $3.50.
1t 10 pure, good and very pleAsant-
children take it eagerly.
You can feel this take hold Of q cough
Or cold in q way that means btsiness.
The cough may he arY, hea.se and tight.
or may be persistentiy loose from the
formation Of phle2In. The cause Ia the
same-infamed membranes--and this
fine1 and hyrup combination will stOp
1t-usualiy in "a hours or less. Splendid,
too, for bronchial asthma, hoaYsensss,
or any ordinary throat ailnnept.
Pinex 10 highly concentrated com.
pound OF genuine Norway pine extract,
and is famous the world o7er Tor II
prompt results.
Beware Of substitutes. Ask your drug.
Rist for "212 ounces OF Pinex5 With a.
rections, and don't accept spythtua
else: Guaranteed TO giye absolute satis.
IL fHias4 u. Il WE :;s:. IA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-20
LOOT JEWELRY STORE
Bold Robbers Secure $1,000 to $1,000
Worth Of Jewelry at Manson-Work
In Lighted Store Room In Early
Hours Of Night.

Special to Times Republican.
Manson. Nov. 20.--Last Friday. even
ing between and 10 o'clock the
jewelry store Of Paul Hohberger was
broken into and robbed Of between
$1,000 and $1,000 worth Of tewelry. Mr.
Hohberger was called out about
o'clock, but did not put all his jewelry
away In the safe. When he returened
at IL he discovered some one had
entered by the back window, taken
several trays of rings from the safe
and a $l25 gentleman's diamond ring
and watches from the front show
window.
The lights were on in the store and
how anyone could go to the front OF
the store and take the things out Of
the window without being detected s
a mystery. 1t looks like the work OF
professionals. A family living on the
street back of the store heard the
window crash in but did not realize
what 1t was. No clue has been found
as yet,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-20
WITH THE SOLDIERS AT CAMP

, by Col. w. P. Chamberlain, q surgeon
inspector sent to all environments ny
the surgeon general of the army.
What little have seen OF the can
Torment looks favorable" declared the
medical officer II spent some time
at the remount station and found that
proper sanitary methods had been
taken there"
The colonel will be at Camp Dodge
for the next few days, inspecting every
regiment and number Of mess halls.
The base hospital inspection was start
ed yesterday and concluded this morn
ing.
1t is the impression OF the officer that
at all environments proper methods
towards sanitation are being followed,
with the result that conditions are ex-
cellent
That Camp Dodge will be one Of the
best camps from sanitation stand
point, after Colonel Chamberlain makes
his report, Is the belief Of division offi-
CerS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-20
kHEs SOLDIER BOY DEAD
James Luke nattineiy Victim Of Pneu-
rnonia in Me-. York Hospital

Ames, Nov 20-Janes Luke Mat
tingly was the frs Arnes boy TO die
in the service q his country in the
struggle FOR democracy.
Word va received yesterday by Mr.
and Mrz. Il. H Mat;irgly, 3is Eighth
street, Q. the death d their son in the
R,ockatellow hospital IN New York
where he had BEEN III since last Tues
day. The Anes boy was taken sick
With thz E.razlss @. November Il. and
PLACED n ne company hospital and two
days ,ata- 5leS-aca.a developed and
Mat-!1gly rzs removed 70 the New
To-. hospital where death came thLs
morning sho-Ily after : o'clock.
Ma-t.ag!y, who Tas ls years old vas
z ner15er If Company :, Iona National
Guard, under Captain y. L Moore, be
fore .he generalization III that unit
while 4 g-Il wag stationed IN Ames
When me call came ~ Story County's
only military Unit, for 4 contingent tC
becgue q part Of the Third Iowa Psgi-