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?ESOUISAS:-

DIsEO Slhrr ci parad"ru de INT hiO -
Inn>o Ca.rrGn. m.urI'arllu mr Il i I! amos
lie cIil. InDrriiu : a., Dlp- @r IIdr~. extra
,Iad, del ,arnio de Iu> -uIIduu- Fort sam
Houston. San Antonio. Texas. 81 dii prl-
nero del Actual. Gratlfi"Irr lIJrrdlTrcn-
ir a Ia persona On" ne inform" con cNac-
.IiIG. birIIir>' q sra. IaUta !. dc Cdrrrbll,
az. Y. -. Mary st. SAN ANTONIO.
TENtS. i3Gl
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Creese que fue fusiln@,2
en- chihuahua.

Core e. rumor de Que Johann Won
Stcsch. %cajcro dc Ia casa keteISen '
Dccgtau. dc uuicn So dijo quo hahia
rasultado herido en- una cacerla de
3atos. hacc algunos dias. fut e.jecu-
.ado por crdcn De las autoridades ca
rancistas. en- chihuahua. Tn repre-
;cntan;c de una compahia h.!ncra ae
"hihrnhua que ACADIA dc llcgar q Fl
7aso asogura que en- el pecho del ale
nan Sc cncont-aban dos agujeros dc
rifle. Y quc este hecho hace desva-
ncccr Ia snposicion de I'm accidente-
Stosch andaGt caZando con una "sco-
7cta. no tcnia enemiGos Y la colonia
,xtrar;cra de Chihuahua ha sentido
arofundamar.e este incidentc. Fue
m,lctyo ccrca dc i'm lago como a sclS
railas de dis.ante dc n ciudad. Aun
no Sc rindc IN informe por Ia conf
sion nombrada por cl general Muir
guia para investigar e. case.
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f.RtfiI;.C!R;:

GRifIF!CiR:: "nn S5.pt / Ia persona que
ne Inforfm' 81 pIrII"ru i" mi h"riGlnO
Primitive Fernandez. q" quiru 1--WE Ia III
nm nOtlria ci, 1913. del E-iad" d" Kan
is. Nj nO.mhrr g. tl-li Fernandez, p"cD
pu"ncT. d~iri.Ir-r I Benjamin &. '.OpCL. 50
NU';i. ARIZONA. t3>
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!RI,EG!G SOMl:FEHOS-de scnoras, seno.
itaS y nuIUS. pOr malO Qlc sea el estado
IL" s>itn ScS aJOTnpS. lnS rcformo =
InTJiD pcrfrr;amsnie : los deIo ~arrcgla-
los = Ia ultima mOfa, pDr 20 y IS centavos.
-"r ""''D. IFS reynolds 81. Telerpno Gro
rkrLI 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

NiSn Iir:pio Y rcnUcy" Sonthrcros pa.
n. fi-!lro y Panama. NcndO S0mbr"rCS
Iuclos a miian &c prcrio. milcrlal"S lCgf-
limos >'ct>"n. TodaS fGrmeS y ~"siiloS-
Iou!r matrrialr> para Snmbrcrerias. C..
~WIETSEE. 10 West Houston ST., san
Antonio. T"NaS.
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st .i.REGLhN " ens"fan iCda ClaSe dc pet
uadU.. / prc:iUS SLI.Idfncnie ~C0NIodOS. 22i
5. Ircsa 8. go
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i NECLSITA express parI que llcvc sus
pcIaca- i Ia c>iarIhn . caTnDIc sus rHnc
blrs, hrbl"lc 4 IOsal"s. TclcfCnO Crockett
2;jl Y Travis ii2G.
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BEVERSOS:-

Ia E!EGtNCil." baTbrrta. La uniCa DClII-
ria IN san Antonio. que CIenta con rNpcr-
'us l'aricr0s cuTOg eos. NiSltc listed este eS-
la~blrcI!u!cnto Y QuedarI SaIiSfcChO de Ia
;rDntIIud Y Fl eSIneraGn cu!dado con que 10
lScan. E>pur;alIGId en- Ma>aG"S ElcElrICOs,
Safr> Ir ,'EUa ibla y ira. PrIXcdis Ndrti-
Qcz. p"uI,l"IarlO, ~ W. Commerce 81. san
Ini1niJ, Texas (3iJJ
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YETTAS

YFETAS
CASH ID il::> ca t;iDS. t%| nrlgadO
81. - vrlG. rn Ss"u.nO iIur S!I.in nj ron
taco y >Swl mrn-UGl"~. W,m. =. Sririz.
'.IaiiO Nn. .. riverside RlG". t3ln
- TRiSrl-i rurI dc 'HcvoS con murhI
rlIrntril. cun cai'alIu \ CARO- ~ Sl0J ~.
,iunHnrIH IL $ih.ul q Gl.UI al me-. lu!dr-
u.S, ~ Morales =. go
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~ EN1i. Cos rlIrIU> Ton - ~ru liI:i'-
rlr- Ca>I De ramiIIa mcNic5na. 7"f we
md: T.. '5Nf
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SOJICITUDES:-

- NECESSITY rurmpailcrO con capital DC
:iWlr.Uu 4 SJFai.6n cue desc lnvcrllrlU> en-
n"gprIu c>llhl""Ih". a"rcdrlaGu Y qU" o..
Il I.ru.iIr!oIdu IA@HlfICd> UiIlIdadc>. lie
rlu, Y uU ptiihra>. .lrIual rrnpI"iarin
Il, >rr rU>TnriIur ur"U"tu nor considerably
iru.'Uruyu. Para mas InrOrIHr>. YEA 4 L.
rlaiG Vi. LIlilc. sic VI. Commerce =. ola
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LA INVASION --
AMERICANA 49,
EN- MEXICO -
DETALLES GRAFICOS DE LA
IONA DE VERACRUZ

Frescos estan ain los acorteci-
mientos del 81 de Abril de 1914,
fecna ea que los marinos america
nos, por orden del Presidente Will
son. hollaron ell heroico suelo We
racruzano. Compre listed ell libro
titulado LA Invasion Americans
81 Mcxico.-Detalles grafieos de
la toms de Veracruz", en- ell cuai
$50 fotografias lie ensenaran gra.
ficamente los detallcs de aquella
acci6n que jamas olvidaremos los
mexicanos.
4 L so
PHASE 4
IGNACIO E. LCZANO
COZ Do!orosa ST.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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lpasa 4 la 81. plana, col la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-06

nR. IUAN LONG MUZQUIZ. Cirugta General.
rsprcialI>ia en- Intermediates genlIo-urina-
~ &,urr,IiJEla. rII"ina Frost building
No. 3Gf. T"ltfGlO Travis 329. IIoraS de OH
ina: 9 Il - a. III. y 3 & + p. IN.
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rrFES0Ri de piano, classes a domictlio.
r"fIOS m6dirCS. Lame te!eGono TrIyi5
81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08

spared tho trouble and expense of ever
getting glasses Eye troubles OF many
descriptions may hc wonderfully benefit
ed 10y the use of this prescription al
home. 90 10 any active drug store and
get u bottle OF Hon -Opto tabLts prop
one Ron-tptO tablet In fourth OF n glass
ot water and let It dissolve with this
liquid battle the eyes two TO four times
daily You should notice YOUR eyes clear
NJ pcrccptihly right from the start and
Inflammation and redrvss will quickly
disappear. II your eyes bother you even
a little II is YOUR duty TO take steps 20
save them now before II In too late
Many hopclcssly blind might have saved
their sight II they had cared for ,dheir
eyes In time.
Note Another prominent Physician to
Vhom the ahovc article WAS submitted. said
YES. the Hon-Opto prescription Ia truly
wonderful eye remedy. Its constituent I
ingredients are well known to eminent
eye specialists nnd widely prescribed hy
them ! have used II very successfully In
my own practice on patients whose eyes
we're strained through ovcrwork or misfit
glasses can highly recommend " In case
NJ weak. watcry, aching, smarting. itchinr.
burning eyes, red lids. blurred vision or for
eyes infARmed from exposure to smoke, sun.
dust OF wind. II tsl one OF the very few
preparations I feel JouN bc kept on hand
Tor regular use IN almost every family "
cnt medicine or socret remedy. II Is an
ethical preparation, the formula being
printed ON tho package The manufac-
turers guarantee II TO strengthen eyensht
30 percent IN one weeks time in many In
stances or refund the money II can he
sold In this city by Westfall BruE co. aud
other druggists ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
HABIT OR DISEASE,
LIQUID sHU MAKE
STOPS THE TROUBLE

Thousands oi children arc bothered
with some slight kidney or bladder dis
order ,ha, cause the kidneys to act too
often or during sleep at night, y Though
the trouble IS very annoying to all
concerned and may develop some Sc
rious kidney disease later II not
stopped IN the early stage There d,
no need ior ihe child ,o endure such
condition nor for the parents 10 he
alarmed when three doses loud Shu
Make given daily regulate, tho kidney,
and stops the trouble IN Just lew
day.
uuid Shu Make is a harmless kid
rey and bladder medicine for children
Il does not taste bad and mothers
everywhere arc giving II with the most
gratifying results 90 free their children
from that burdcu'omc trouble with
which 90 many are afflicted
ANY druggist ha, Liquid Shu Make
NJ will &c, u from his wholesale dealer
in twenty. nvc-ceu, bottles with iull
directions for children Of all ages. nr
address the Shumakc Remedy Com
pany. Fort Worth Texas. with 15c i'm.
closed II will hc sent hy return
mall--Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
How to Master
the Machinery
of the Body

The machinery Of the body needs 70
he oiled. kept in good condition lust a.
tho automobile or bicycle Why should
the human neglect his own machlneryt
more than that ot his horse OF his en-
glne' Yet most people do neglcc, them
selves. Ihrlr tongue has dark brown
color skin Sallow. breath bad, vet they
TAIL To see that their machinery needs
attention. Everybody should take \
mild laxative at least once a week. A
pleasant way TO clear the tongue and
the highly coloted water noticed IN the
morning is to take a laxative which
will cure the inactive liver and bilious.
ness.
\ pleasant vegetable pill is made up
oi May apple, leaves ot aloe, and lalap.
made into a tiny pelle, and coated with
sugar First put mp by Dr. Pierce
nearly 80 years ago Druggists sell
these vegetable pellets in vial,- simply
ask for Dt Pierce, Pleasant Pellets
II hackache sealding urine or ire.
Quent urinaton bother ot distress YOU,
or 1t uric acid in the blood has caused
rheumatism sout Ot sclatloa, " YOU
suspect ,ha, YOU have kidney or bladder
trouble write DR.. Pierce. at lnyald,'
Hotel. Buffalo. ~ Y, send a sample
OF urine, and describe symptoms 4
physician and chemis, w,i examine 1t
without charge and YOU will he under no
obligation whatever DR. pierce's Anu.
ric tablets oanno, fail to help you. be.
cause their action ilushes the Kidneys
OF impurities and puts strength into
them.
Obtain N-een, box Of Anuric (dou.
hlc Strength) today from Your dfuegi,,
IN town From personal observation
IN large hospital practice. Anuric will
give you speedy reliei,--Ads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
COTEB0 TO HAVE
OWN ICE PLANT
Heretofore Supply Has Been
Received From Hobart

GOTEBO, Okla March S-(SpecialO
The first carload of machcinery for
the ice plan, has arrived J A. Litel,
owner OF the JGo,ebo electric light plant,
is the prorsSttr of the ice plant also.
Both establishments will he under his
management and personal direction.
For a number Of years Gotcbo'S ice
supply came from lIobar, aud was
transported hy wagon The new plan,
will he a great convenience
Seed Irish potatoes are selling ior q
per hushcl Nevertheless farmers are
planting them kiowa county boasts
OF raising fine potatoes, and the high
price Tor seed has not daunted the am.
hitlouS planters who eSpec, to receive
hugh prices IN return
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
JEWELLERS FOR SHORT
SKIRTS; MORE ANKLE
WATCHES ARE SOLD

IN ENNER, March S-l'or the
JU leweler, one prospect of pros
perity relieves thr gloom ot
soaring prices. Ii skirts will stay
short It may make up ior the short
age IN precious stones. according to
the announcement at the ninth an
nual convention ut the tolorado
jewellers association IN session here.
The shorter the skirt the better
for Ms" said one ot the members,
And why Because replied Fred
Lyman OF Denver the sale ot ankle
watches has been increased from 81
to Is percent since skirts went up
But this is not all There is an
other article of lewclry affected b,
brici dress 1t is known as the van
ity band It is apt to include a
purse, a powder box, a mirror anil
perhaps a Clgarct case and ynatch
sale II Is worn- we'll where little
boy, with long stockings wear gar
ter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08

,urcS of the season For this reason, II
is exceedingly interesting TO the woman
on the outlook for a new gown.
II is Of dark blue crepe de chine IN
that new strong weave and is trimmed
with red and gold Persian embroidery.
Notice how snug and round and child
ish the bodice is, with its high, turnover
collar The row OF buttons that run
straight down the front OF the gown
from neck TO hem, arc repeated on the
back OF the gown sometimes and meet
with favor
The Girdlc is exactly at the waistllne
and is finished at the back with two flat,
straight s,rcamerS The sleeves, which
are slightly full below the elbow, are
tucked tightly into a cuff of Persian
embroidery
Copyright by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicatc)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
GERMANY SAYS
MEXICAN OFFER
Was JUSTIFIED
Asserts Step Taken Necessary
for Protection,

BERLIN, March S-Ihc Overseas
News agency made public the following
official statement concerning Ger
many's plan to have Mexico engage IN
war with the United States il the
United States should not remain neu-
trail after the declaration ot unreStrlct-
cd submarine warfare by Germany:
The decision to begin the unrestrlct-
ed submarine warfare February ! hay
ing been taken, an eventual conflict
with America had to be considered by
reason Of It's previous attitude. he
facts have proved that the surmSe was
justified for the American government
Immediately after our notification con-
cerning the barred zone, broke off Dip
lomatic relations and moreover re
qucstcd other neutral powers to JOIN IN
the course OF action. In anticipation OF
this possibility it was not only the right,
but also the duty Of the government TO
take measures III time TO countcrbal-
ance the joining of an additional ally
on the side OF our enemies.
The imperial minister TO Mexico was
therefore instructed about the middle
OF January b offer an alliance to the
Mexican government and to arrange
the details in case the United States
should declare war against us The
minister was expressly charged to take
no steps with the Mexican government
before he had obtained the absolute
certainty that war had been declared
by the United States
1T is not known BY what means tho
American government acquired knowl-
edge of the instructions transmitted by
secret ways to Mexico II seems that
treason-a and treason it probably is
has been committed on American ter
ritorv"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08

Free Prescription You Can Have Filled
and Use at Home
Victims Of cyr strain rnd other cyc
viii be- glad TO know that according tu
br. Lewis there ~ real hope and help for
them Many whose eNCy we're falling say
they have their eyes restored by tb,E
remarkable prescription and m.ky who
once wore glasses SAY they hrS stAgrow -
them away one man says. aHNk usinE
u II was almost blind Could Rot SEQ
TO read at ALL Now / can TeHftvCrN
thing without my glasses and my Yves do
not hurt any more At night they would
pain drradmlly Now thcv feel fine All
the time. II was like q miracle TO me 30
A lady who used N saws. "Ihc Htmoa-
pherc seemed haHy with or without
glasses, but after using this prescription
for fifteen days everything seems clear.
can read even fine print without
glasses" Another who used II says Il
WAS bothered with eve strain caused b.,
ovcrwOrked. tired eyes. which induced
fierce headaches have worn gnsses for
aud without them I could not read ny
own name on an envelope or the i,po-
writing on the machine before me
can do both now and have discarded my
long distance glasses altogether I can
count the fluttering leaves on the trees
across the street nov. which tor several
years have looked Ike "A dim green blur
TO me | cannot express my jpy AT what
IL has done for me.
II is believed that thousands who weae
glasses can now discard them In rel
sonahlc time and multitudcs more will be
able to strengthen their eyes so as to h,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
C|MARRON BRIDGE
WORK IS STARTED
Structure viii Be One Part Of
Great State Highway,

CRESCENT, Okla, March S.--(Spc.
cial)-Work has commenced on the
steel bridge over the Clmarron river
four and one-hali miles south OF Cres-
cent This is par, OF the state high
way leading to Oklahoma City and
thence on to Enid The bridge was
financed by Crescent aud immediate
vicinity, is approximately $50 feet in
length and will cost $4,000. 1t is all
steel, supported by solid rock and con
crete foundation. and was built with
out regard securing the Ozark Trail
The contract calls Tor completion OF
The bridge by June |
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
For Shin Blotches

There is one remedy that seldom fails
to clear away all pimples. blotches and
other skin cruptions and that makes the
skin soft, clear and healthy
Any druggist can supply you with
1emo, which generally overconcs all
skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itchfp PIN
pies, rashes, black heads in mos, cases
give way to zemo. Frequently, minor
blemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe,
sn,septic liquid, clean, easy TO use and
dependable 1t costs only 25c; an extra
large bottle, Sl00. 1t will no, stain, i'
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender. sensitive skins.
The II. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
U-B0AT WARFARE NOT
STOPPING THE FRENCH

PARIS. March s-The following Of.
ilc,al Statemen, was issued last even.
INK
During the attack ending at mid.
night March !, $50 mcrchan, ships oi
more than lOO tons net. OF all nation.
af,les, excluding coas,ing and fishing
vessels. enteted French ports
During the same period one mer.
chant ship oi. more than ltD0 tons
gross, and one under this tonnage were
sunk hy submarines OF mines. as well
as sixteen fishing smarks"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
Farmers Holding
But Little Grain

CASHlON, Okla, March S-(Spe-
cialD Reports sent from this station
to the United States agricultural de
par,ment show tina, but s percent oi the
grain raised in this section is still IN
the hands OF the farmers Gram men
here state that approximately y per
cent oi the entire crop is still in the
elevators Crop prospects for tins i'm
mediate section indicate lU percent
outlook for the coming year thanks to
the recent SHOWS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
Crepe de chine is rival to serge for
the new one-piece frocks that are in
high demand.

NEW YORK -- Frocks buttoned up
the back, irocks of serge. gabardine,
popln and crepe, frocks with embroid-
cry. with braiding and with machiHc
stitching, irocks with barrel skirts
irocks with ripples at the back. skirts
that do not measure two yards at the
hem and others are still four yards
wide
Such is the condition in the shops
this week When the dressmakcrs in
formed the customer that France made
very few tailored suits this year and
turned out irocks by the thousands.
the customer had already surmiscd the
fact from the exhibition OF gowns over
here
The designers have even gone so far
N the way Of irocks tina, they compel
a coat and skirt to masquerade as a
gown. Royant has turned out street
suits that anyone would say were
simple little gowns, inviSihy fastened
Miles of Machine Stitching.
Royant is one OF the smart French
designers who is strongly responsible
for the ornamcntaton of gowns by ma
chine stltchery, in imitation of braid
ing
This feature is a significant touch on
the exclusive gowns and loose cape
coat, which have arrived in this coun
try. The design is taken from old Ital
ian work and is done in a machine
stitch, dark thread used on a light sur
face, and the other way around
Persian embroidery is lavishly used
and the American Indian designs, which
were suggested in this column four
months ago as source OF inspiration
to the original worker, have been taken
up by those in search OF novelties.
The interesting development in the
one piece irock outside Of It's astound
ing popularity is the use OF new
quality OF crepe dc chine and Gcorgcttc
crepe II is heavy enough to serve
well and TO lend Itself 10 the straight
lines of the season =.
By straight line/-6nc does not mean
that the barrel skirt is not accepted.
Tor It is very much in evidence. but be
Nond tins one twist ot the Silhouttc.
fashion calls ior everything of import
ancc to hang straight Skirts Of crepe
de chine, for example, are weighted
with Sho, placed in the hem to keep
them from flying out and disturbing the
straight line. Goats, bodies and cape
coats that reach TO the knees are all cut
so that they will hang as though thcy
were dragged down or pulled by in
visible hands Nothing must fly; moth
ing must flare, except on a few evening
gowns which still give themselves over
to yari.colorcd tulc
The Short Little Bodice.
The strong note struck hy the one
piece frocks OF crepe, as well as those
OF serge, popln and gabardlnc, is the
slim short coat and the slim, round
bodice There is no effect OF looscncss
over the shoulders and waistlinc There
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
Election Called
for Australia

SAN FRANCISCO. March y Nc.
c'fdmg to cable ad,lccS received from
Australia at the office, here ~ the
New South Nalc, trade commission TO
America, 4 double dissolution OF the
Australian federal pafliamcn, has ius,
been granted. At a general election to
he held here the people Tor the first
time since the inauguration oi the
commonwealth will elect full senate
The cahlcgtam said I, was now cx-
trcmch doubtful whether any dele
gate, would attend the imperial con
ference which will be held soon in Lon
dom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
Banker Hurt in Auto.

FALLS. Okla. March Spccial0
w. Willcford, cashier OF the Falls
bank. sustained serious injuries yes
,erday while in his car in the north
ern part of this city Mrs Willelord
was driving when the car became un-
manageable, seeming on the point OF
overturning. Willeford jumped, and IN
the fall his leg was broken. Mrs.
Wileford and her baby were unin-
ured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
Farm Women Have Club.

One OF the most potent factors IN
community building is the organization
known asrthe Embroidery, Tattlng AMI
Crochet club, COMPOSED entirely ot
ladies in the rural districts The mem
berShp numbers twenty and IT'S potency
lies in 'he fact that at each meeting
the members come many miles TO at
tend and tho real spirit oi nelghhorl,-
ncss is pcrpe,ua,ed II also serves to
strengthen interes, on the part ol the
men in the oomnfAni,y in matters per
tanning to the general welfare,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
Army Plan Called
Worse Than Kaiser's

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 8-ThN
the general staff Of the United States
army had "out Pfussianed Germany in
its demands Tor universal military setv
ice and for a standing army Of 2sb 0O
men was the assertion Of Oswald Gar.
tl,on Willard. editor of the New York
Evening Post. IN an address before the
seventh annual oongre. Of the Nation.
al Federation Of Religious LibetY here,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
This Will INTEREST MOTHERS.

Mother utayr Sweet Powders for children
CyfVln tsllsf Tor fsvsrishn.ss Headache
hsd stomach, f.ethins Disorders, NOV. and
regulate the Bowels and destroy wotmr
They ueiuently mesk ~ Colds IN ~ hour,
like them uNst le0ae testinnuisl. Us.t
hy Mother. fot - year. They never fall
Sold by all Druggists, ssr sample mailed
rRrE address, Mother cray Co, Ls HOY.
N, l,-AdN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-08
Cotton Acreage Increased

Conservative estimates OF the in
creased cotton acreage IN this vicinity
place It at N percent There is a gen
sral belief that the high prices OF the
past year will continue ior the mex,
rop Bedding Of cotton ground, plow
my and building fences is engaging the
IIrmCr now.