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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
GERMAN NEWSPAPER
FILES Are MISSING

PHILADELPHIA, Sept ll-Gov-
eminent agents who participated in the
raid ON the Philadelphia laVeblatt, a
German morning newspaper, mere yes
terdav were occupied today with fur
thtr investigation OF the plant They
found large amount oi correspond
ence, files and other papers had been
taken from the place Or Martin
Darkow managing editor. and Herman
lemke huSine" manager ~ the Iasc-
blatt who were arrested last night on
charges OF violating The espionage act,
are now at liberty under bond oi $1,000
each, for mfthtr hearing Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
STATE SOLDIERS
LEAVE TODAY
FOR TEXAS CAMP
Every Unit in State Is Called
to Camp Bowie,
Ladies Aid Society
Prepares Big Lunch
For State Soldiers

1H through the efforts Of the
Ladies Aid society of the First
S Presbyterian church, each
member Of Field Hospital No. | and
Troop n cavalry carried two we'll
iilled lunch boxes from Oklahoma
CITY with them today Under the
leadership OF Mrs. Eli Scranton for
y members OF the society yesterday
afternoon prepared the lunches at the
kitchen Of the First Presbyterian
church and presented them to the
soldiers last night In each box,
which was sealed with flag stickers
va, fried chicken, potato chips, sweet
pickle three varieties Of sandwiches
and three varieties Of home made
cookies -Four hundred and thirty
five lunches were prepared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
JOHNSON CASE IS
CONTINUED ONE Week

The preliminary hearing OF Orvtl
Johnson. local attorney charged with
shooting Earl Evans. 10 years Old. Scy-
cral weeks ago which was set for 90.
day before Ju,tic, Of the Peace T +.
Donnell. was continued by agreement
until next Tuesday morning The
Evans boy has been a, the Emergency
hospital since he was shot, hu, is said
TO be recovering and may testify a.
the preliminary hearing against John.
son
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
NO MORE GERMAN
COAL TO HOLLAND

AMSTERDAM, Sept 1.-THE Tcle
graai says Germany has stopped send
ing coal to Holland The paper r-
nresscS belief that Gcrmany's attitude is
intended as pressure on Holland to
grant a loan which thus far ha. been
refused
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
CHICAGO DENTIST
IS SLAIN BY wife
WHO LOVED HIM So

CHICAGO. Sept II DR. George
Eisenhrand. dentist, was shot and in
s,an,lv killed by his wife IN his office
here today "l'm sorry ! killed him
loved him So," she sobbed when tenants
Of nearby offices rushed in "Hc
threatened to break up Our home lie
didn't come home last night and |
couldn't stand it any longer" She was
arrested. Her husband was AZ years
OF age and his wife IS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
new FRENCH PREMIER
SELECTING CABINET

PARIS, Sept ll-Paul Painleve.
minister oi war who last night accepted
the task Of forming new ministry,
immediately began holding conferences
with party representative, and the pre-.
yail,ng impression IN political circles is
iha, he win succeed in forming a cabi-
net II is understood the socialis, party
leaders who refused TO collahora,e with
Alexander Ribot. are disposed to give
,ha, collaboration to NJ. rainleve.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
RUSSIANS IN DRIVE
SOUTH OF BUk0WINA

BERlIN, Sept II Russian force,
have begun an offensive against the
Austro- German forces southeast oi the
Austrian crown land Of Bukowlna The
German general staff reports that the
Russians obtained only local advan.
tageS near Solka
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
DEMANDS GRANTED.
LEAD STRIKE ENDS

MIAMI. Okla, Sept .ll-The strike
Of Uo miners \, the Meta mines be
longing to the plcher Lead company
at fichef. Okla, has been settled and
the men have returned to work It was
announced today Demands made Tor
change, in working conditions were
granted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

PETROGRAD Sept. 1l.-Civi war is raging in Russias
the forces of General Korno marching Perograd and
siege of the city probable The conflict precpitaed
by the refusal of Premier Kerensky to permit the Russian
to become dictator and the premer demands
for Korniloffs resignation
Attack n City Ordered
General konioff has ordered his troops dean at Dno
and attack Petrograd Government wormen tearing
the railroad between Duga and Petrograd Government
infantry is moving of the capital engage Kornlo
forces.
Entire Cabinet Resgns
The Russian cabinet has resigned to give Kerensky free
hand but the members remaining in their Offices The
Baltic fleet and s staff of officers placed themselves on
the side Of the provisional government but General Denkne
commander the southwestern front has joined Komof
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Are Torn Up
To Save Slau Capital;
Kerensky Reported Dead
Baltic Fleet to Aid in Defense of Capitals:
Cabinet Resigns to Give the Premier
Free Hand.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Swedish Aftonbladst
says the correspondent at Copenhagen Of the Ex-
change Telegraph company publishes rumor emanat.
ing from persons who have arrived at the Danish cap.
ital from Pstrograd that Premier Kerensky had been
killed by a member Of the Bolshevki. The ru,nor
could not be confirmed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Fair and Warmer,
Weather Forecast

LOCAL FORECAST Generally tsIr;
warmer tonight and Wednesday
STATE FORECAST Tonight fslr;
warnor In central and west portion 7;
Wednesday fair, warmer,
KANSAS Partly cloudy and warmer
ARKANSAS AND WEST TENAS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11

According to recent adyiccS, Prince
George, ex-crown prince OF Greece. has
applied to the German military au,horl-
ties for a commission in the German
army This news confirms the oit-re
pcated statement that the former crown
prince, as well as his father, was yio-
lently pro-Gcrman when the vas, ma
jorl,y OF Greeks favored entering the
war on the side OF the allies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Trump Card Of Government.

h'ump Seiu VI SoVUtuutwuts II
In conversations with the Ass0ciato1
Press today leaders Of the petfogro6,
council Of deputies declared that tie
provisional governments trump card
was that the railroad employees were
entirely on It's side and that obdurscy
by General korniloff would result In
general strike, deprving korniloff of
all supplies and OF all means OF In.
posing his will on the rest OF Russia.
A council Of oil ambassadors, in \
cludinR those representing neutral coun-
tries, was held yesterday afternoon at
which a situation was discussed about
which all information was later re-
fused Following the meeting the am-
bas'adors from the cntens nations held
separate conference.
GuchkoH Joins Korniloff.
Alexander J Guchkoif, the Octoberist (!
leader who formerly held the positions
OF president Of the duma, chief OF the
munitions bureau and minister OF war {
and navy al interim, has gone over to
General kornilon NJ Guchkoff had
left Pctrogfad on Saturday for the Rus
sian field headquarters
General Dimi,ri Stcherbatchcff. cont-
mander OF the Russian forces on the
Rumanian front has ordered his armies
and also the Odessa military district
to take no part in the conflict. at tho
same time remaining true to the pro-
vSional government
Permanent National Assembly.
Members Of the Russian provisional
government today discussed as an sl.
tentative or complement TO directory.
the formation OF a permanent national
assembly on the lines OF the Moscow
conference which is to he summoned
Immediately tr
Government IL Silent.
The government refuses to make 3
statement, but Foreign Minister To.
reStchenko informs the Associatod
Press that he believes the Korniloltss
forces consist OF only few hundre0
men NJ
The town and railroad station g
Luga are in Korniloffs hands.
Railroad Track Torn t,
BY order OF Premier Kerensky tks:
railroad track between Luga and Petra
grad has been torn up in places, gangs
being engaged on the work all night
On the petrograd side OF Luga are
forces, which so far have stood firm for
the government General korniloffs
main support appears to be the so
called "zikaya" or Savage DIVISION"
consisting OF Georgians and other Cau-
easian ttibesmen who are personally
devoted to kornlo'i as result of hi,
lifelong interest IN ASiatlc affairs WITH
this force are Tekke c1yalrymen from
the Trans Caspian territory whoss
wild appearance created Sen,atioe
when they accompanied General Norm
! lOi to Moscow conference
! According to the evening papers the
! Savage division has occupied NuirN-
sa. ON the Wiudau Ruibln' railroad.
Text Of Statement
The text of the communication OF the
worknrp's and soldiers and peasants
organizations TO the army at the front.
IN the naval committee and the army
generally saws 7,
General kornlofi, having put hims
self at the head OF a military counter
revolutionary conspiracy, has move4 .l
troops toward pcrograd His purpooQYj
is the deposition OF the provisioual osvi !.
ernmeut and the seizure Of it, povef1'
The troops directed to PetrogrsA AaG6' /
been deceived into believing tAai No.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
DAMAGE BY FROST
IS DECLARED LIGHT

CHICAGO. Sept II - Last night,
frost, together w,,h that OF SUNDAY
night does not according to state
men, b, r W Snow the crop expert
ptcssge calamity to the corn crop
The situation is further improved h,
rising temperatures everywhere tm,
morning. Mr. Snow says
WINCHESTER Va. Sep, n
Heavy frost wax reported from man.
sections OF northern Virginia .h
morning Ice formed IN some places.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Permanent National Assembly.

Members of the Russian provisional
government, today discussed as an sl.
tentative or complement, to a directory,
the formation of permanent national
assembly on the lines Of the Moscow
conference which is to he summoned
Immediately Nf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-11
Government Is Silent.

The government refuses to make 3
statement, bu, Foreign Minister To.
reStchenko informs the Associatod
Press tina, he believes the Korniioli
forces consist OF only a few hundred
men
The town and railroad station e
Luga are in Korniloff', hands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

Men your shoes viii cost you more
this fan but youll bccome rcconciled
TO higher expenditure In the face
OF more beautiful styles launched for
the season More attention has been
paid tu the fashion atlractiyoucss 200
mems footwear for fan and winter
than IN any previous season Tor q de
cadc.
The dominating notes ia the shap-
INK ~ shoes shows an almost total
eclipse of WINK lasts and less oi the
pcrforatiun commentator than last
season Custom lasts seems Co have
the vogue In tact little else iH seen
even In the boys shoes. Except Ia
the dress shoes. the laced effects arc
tremendously more popular than the
button treatments Corduynus ARE
exceedingly we'll placed In the cd'cis
aud the best shops are showing these
ia prolusion
n has taken considerable" manlpu
/ latiun ana expert resuurCofulurss 90
tho part uf the manufacturer to up
ply durable and good looking loot
wear Tor the popular priced trade
the men who cannot afford. Og uo
inclined tp meet tho rising prices .
hide shoes
As compromise 10 tuoso mon
imitation leather effects have hrr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
BACKACHE KILLS!

Don't make the fatal misink. of
uoglrciinr what may seem iu hr n
simple little hackacho There isn't
any such thing II may be- the first
warning that your kidneys are not
working properly. and throwing U.t
the pois0ns as they should j. th.s b"
tho case. 90 after the cause oi 'hH
hackachc and do II quickly. or y"u
may lind yourself In the grip %. 600
incumhle disease
GOLD MEDAL llaarlrm O' Gag
rulcs will give almost immediate co..
lief from Kidney and bladder frnu
blos. which may be- the uusu.p 'O''I
cause OF general 40 health GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem OH Capsule ar.
imported direct from the ahHfa'Hr
ie4 boz Holland Thoy arc prepared
boo correct quantity and convenient
form 90 take. and are positively
guaranteed t0 give prompt rrIiei 0f
your money will be- refunded Got
them ~ any drug store. bur h' suf"
tu insist ON the GOLD MEDAL
brand. and take no other ln boxes.
three sizes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
IRRESISTIBLE STYLE ATTRACTIONS IN
SHOES COMPENSATE FOR THE
HIGHER PRICES

launched and most Of these can well
be- adopted without much sacrifice to
durability. comfort or good appelr-
aurr These adaptations are chiefly
manifested hy the introduction Of
fibre insolcs aud outer solcs and fab
ucoid tops There have also been
approximations Ia compressed pa
Der which makes a very tough. wear
resisting material for solcs and Is us
I'D today largely In Germany though
this substitute has not shown Itself
yet iu this country 90 any great de-
gree For tops and uppcrs. some
manufacturer have also tried the
employment of shark hide but this.
too. is sDill in the experimental stage
aud but few have been thus far put
ON the market
As 400 economical movement to
ward the conservation OF leather
/ there is decided tendency 90 foste
tho popularity %, spats and the iyh
n taking well Zoo favor of this !
may bc saba that apats furnish a Do
cid,diy drcssy appearance. give uI
puriuuip off thr introduction of colo
aud th. man Who has fnW pain ,
pats of difforou. shades can main
.uu harmony effect with tHr chJul
ling of Dos suit ur his hat with spats 2
, match These spats are shown $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
nANln IIinpnsITInNs-

1000 acres on Cimarrun river.
Southwest Kansas shallow Ha'rr
finest of grass land some farm 1u1.
prIc. g. per acre. Is down uo'hu.
Tor Two year,. then Is cash each
y.sr for seven years AZ per cent
400 acres logan county. Kansas
4 fus layout nu smokey River rIcu.
fy of running tater and many SPRINGS
fenced. good house and curfa's a
great deal H .1ltigatlon now much
alfalfa land 81 per acre g. psr
a.r. down rn 81 per acre each
year until pa. nut AZ p per cont
800 acre. ir Grove county. Kansas
tHu u1a iu naive aud corn That i-
looking fHr best house. uelI and
tir1unI a Ine wheat propagation
Some grass CON BE- leased price
go 10 par a.rr. 81 500 doau your
Dtu rra 1u .anaiuder Or . per cent
interest
These aII .o. you had better wire
ur Rr.fs af 20
Spencer Van Ueuuftr
DODGE Dify. kau-as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

Men aud Women Wanted for Bus
mess Training Training The lead
ing Busine ~ Concerns and Ciyil
Service Commissioners urge that
Draughon's Business College train
Young men and women just as fast
as they can. because thousands Of
positions made vacant boy men going
into Military Service must be FILLED
by younger men and women train
ed for business.
The civil Service Commissioners
claim there will be 500 per cent
greater opportunities IN government
work than ever before.
This certainly Is the trained man
and women's opportunity FOR business
success
Fall Term beginS September the
Third Make your arrangements e
enter then
write or phone at once for termi
/ and particulars
Draughons Business College, ANA
i rillo. Texas. 2i6-l6u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02
EAT AND CROW THIN"

She may be a Dresden China type.
she may have olive skin and forty
centimeter eyes. she may be petite
and retroussee " nose; she may be
Amazonesque In height, but she must
b" slender And more. on. woe she
must be youthful And yet another
relentless decision OF those who de
eide destinies OF dress she must
have hipsl This oraCular word will
cause shivers OF anguish and anger 10
run unhidden up and down our yerte-
brae But this Is no use we who
have been on food parole, who have
enjoyed unlimited liberty as TO diet.
must again turn our heavy hearts
aud heads toward assiduous c0nsump-
ton OF Eat and Grow Thin 4 CON
fourier remarked the other day. with
Il shrug OF his shoulders, that II was
"un peu cruel pour les pouvre
LADIES'" Like sherman, Monsieur's
vocabulary WAS limited In this par
ticular instance. Il Is horrible. un-
belieyable. hut II must be faced. as
actual illustrations and descriptions
will tend 10 show
The boufiaut hustle and barrel
skirts must give way 10 the svelte.
straight and slinky Goats which last
year left the waistline To ripple irre-
sponsibly somewhere In the rear are
chastcned by uncompromising shear
into clinging vines which hate % be-
torn away from the skirt even at the
knees
Some latitude is still allowed In
separate coats The authorities On
ilshiondom have perhaps bethought
themselves of wartime economy, and
Of the full garments which most of
US bought. and all OF us strove for
last winter. and for this reason have
beet a biz lenient IN cutting top coats
A smart severe model known as
the Trench Coat Is of tweed water
proof with two belts run through
metal buckles and snugly uttiup
collar. which iasteus under the chin
or may be- thrown back when IN,
Wcaror Is under Tire.
Another coat rejecting the mill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

pearl. mineral ivory or composition
buttons ana the materials Of felt.
melton or kersey come In shades OF
gray steel gn-metal, brown. choco-
late. tan, beige, cream, dark green,
black and white.
in the leather ana calfskin shoes.
many beautiful color combination eff
fects are launched most OF them so
costly as 10 be necessarily confined
20 the higher priced lines. In these
the uppers are OF buck or calfskin.
IN rich colors harmoniously blending
with the lower part Of the shoes.
These colors are mostly the same
shades mentioned above In connection
with the spats
one very timely and striking effect
Is shown for street wear Of khaki col
ored leather OF the same shade as the
military uniforms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

tary Is of dark blue Bolivia cloth
with collars and cuffs Of scarlet and
carlet landings ON the square pock-
It's. Cleaning buttons complete a
clever ensemble.
Gray is one Of the hest colors for
fall. with blue and buff az close fol-
lowers Large fur collars are still be-
ing worn, and will probably continue
% Pee worn whether they are entirely
IA fait or not For they are unlver-
ally becoming and very comfortable
And IN these days American women
are wisely thinking of comfort and
ooks combined Metal cmhruideries
appear on collars and cuffs. with an
occasional departure as 10 pockets
ana belt
The new suit silhouette will bring
10y 10 the hearts uf that great ma
.ority Of women who feel most AZ
home in q strictly tailor-made The
uoichod collar snug sleeve and
smooth shoulder and armhole Is with
us again, while the coats are nearly
an flngcr.tip or knee length skirts
are spnrsely pleated II at all, and
have invisible pockets. Tweed, home
spun. the ubiquitous blue serge, on
ford and twills are all In top style.
For her who must lean little toward
ir,s.iness IN her tailleur there Is al
ways black broadcloth never old
and ever charming
one particularly attractive set In
black French serge has q semi-titted
coat. the back being a masterpiece In
line seams. ending al the waist line
with crotachs embroidered iu black
silk. The crotchs embroidered IN
black silk The collar and rcyors are
finished with these same ornaments
and the browning attractions are
haud-hemstitched collar and cuffs OF
sheer handkerchief linen The Skin
il plain. with the slightest iullnes'
over the hips. allowed by two tiny
box pleats
As early as last spring women II
England were wearing plain ready
made suits OF blue and of pure cot
ton. Surely our plain styles are lead
inr rs thithcr and c'or long W. shall
be doing another bit for our dear
ones somewhere 100 France hy fore
going wooden suits that they may
have socks aud other warm comforts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-02

fects Cornflower blue, cafe an lait
biscuit. amethyst. amber and oerlse
are popular oolors
A blouse Of lettuce green georgette
crepe has collar and cuffs OF fllet,
bound in green talfet Silver emhroid-
cred leaves and flowers grow on the
lower part of the blouse. which has
wide crushed belt OF taffetad \ black
MORE necktio has for ends. two Jade
rings.
our beloved one-piece trock is s,ill
amongst us. and long may II live,
Blue serge still claims supremacy,
though several pretendcrs nave an
alarming number df Followers. As IN
suits. the skirts are narrower. Two
widths sufiiCing for most OF the day
time frocks. Extra lullness rs placed
about the hips, and not at the hem.
as Il was season or 50 ago.
one very stunning trotteur is Of
tan twill made with a skirt one and
one-half yards around the bottom.
The waist descends TO hip length In
two panels back and front these
panels outlined In hali-inch bandings
of DUH gold embroidery. The skirt
mllueSs Is confined under two in
yerted box plaits which are lined
with satin and attached above the
waistline under each arm. Collar aud
cuffs of batiste are edged with real
val lace. This model Is invariably
becoming Ia the inclined-to-be plump
lady. bless her.
A crock Of blue liberty satin has a
closely plated double tunic, a swatch
ed girdlc cmhellished in silver and
wool embroidery. and collarless
blouse made surplice fashion. Very
simple. and very stylish
For afternoon and dinner wear.
crepe Georgette In pastel shades has
supremacy Metal embroidcrios os-
trich or fur banding and fringe are
popular trimmings Chiffon velvet
/ fashions some wonderfully attractive
/ semi dress frocks. They depend upon
/ the richness of the material for their
chief attraotiveness sleeves of self
/ toned Georgette and perhaps a collar
Of Kolinsky or ermine suffice for
! trimming
Evening gowns Of velvet. when we'll
executed. are the loyelicst of such.
hut badly made they are impossible
/ The choice Of colors for evening wear
/ Is less restricted than for the daylight
frocks PGshaps the fashion. dicta,ors
have allowed us this latitude. that We
/ may have our time of relaxation and
I gaycty. after days Of dandagc rolling
and strenuous campaigns Silver aud
gold lace. radium cloth and tulle still
lead IN party gowns. though there is
more tendency toward bit a.
sleeve on the newest models.