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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
FOOD BILLS ARE LAW AND HOOVER
 OFFICIAL HEAD President Signs Bills De- signed to Curb Food
 Spectators.
HOOVER CALLS FOR
 FULL COOPERATION
Declares Country Has "Ample Sup. plies to Carry Allies and Ourselves Over This and Next Winter.-
 No Drastic Measures.

Washington, Aug. 10.-The Ameri- can government today assumed con- trol of the country's foo dsupply with the signing by the president of the ad- ministration food survey and resSla- tory bill. Formal announcement of the appointment of Herbert c. Hoov- CT as food administrator was made at the white house soon after the meas nre was approved and tonight MT. Hoover set forth the aims of the food administration ill statement declar- ing it's purpose will be to stabilize and not to disturb conditions.
 Every effort will be made to correct price conditions now abnormal, but drastic measures will not be att tempted until it is seen the purpose cannot be accomplished through CO., operation.
 '"The very existence of corrective powers" he declared, twill tend to check speculation and price imitation.
 ~The business men of the country, I am convinced," said the statement, "as the result of many hundreds of conferences with representatives of the source of food supply, realize their own patriotic obligation and the solemnity of the situation, and will fairly and gerously cooperate in meeting the national emergency" ]
 The two measures signed today give to the government sweeping wartime powers. The regulatory bill is de- signed to put food distribution under direct government supervision and a provision, added as an amendment. extends an even more drastic govern ment control over coal and other fuel, including the power to fix prices and authorizing the government operation of mines.
 The survey bill is intended to en- courage production and give the gov- ernment authority to keep up a con- tinuous census of the amount of food stuffs in the United States. It will be administered by the department of agriculture Both the food adminis- tration and the department of agri- culture have been long ready to go ahead.
 The food administration has already assembled a staff Meanwhile the federal trade commission authorized some time ago to conduct an investi- gation into food prices, with special reference to antitrust law violations, is gathering information which it will turn over to the two agencies and the department of justice.
 The first move of the food admin istration will be to lrins about changes in the distribution of wheat and sale of flour and bread. Next will come meat and dairy foods. The trade commission has investigators in the flour mills and packing houses. l eve have in our abundance" said MT. Hoover, "an ample supply to car ry our allies and ourselves over this next winter without suffering. If we fail it is because individuals have failed to see and do this loyal nation. al duty"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
PINE BLUFF MEN ARF SELECTED FOR
 TRAINING CAMP
Twelve Local Men Will Be Instructed to Proceed to
 Leon Springs, Texas.
@ /yIfPNIe1noN(sZ.

Little Rock, Aug. 10-The full quota from Arkansas for the second officers training camp for this division was completed and announced today by Major L. s. Edwards, the examining officer for the state.
 Pine Bluff men whose orders were mailed them today are as follows:
 Larone Lowe, Box GIG.
 Grayson E. Williams, care Seawell's s druge store.
 J. Hamilton Goodgame, 707 West Second.
 Frank J. Hollinghead, care Y. M. c. A.
 Clarence Hanf, 62O West Second
 Lee A. Nichol, 1903 West Fifth.
 V. w. Alexander, 802 West Sixth.
 Ben H. J. Scull, 715 Ash.
 Edwin c. Tovey, 715 West Fifth.
 William B. Alexander, 715 West Fifth.
 Frank R. Bloom, Citizens Bank building.
 c. A. Troupe, 917 West Fifth.
 One alternate was named from Pine Bluff, Claude l.. Sparks, of TOP West Third avenue. Arkansas allotment is 353 men, and they are ordered to report at Leon Springs. Texas, August 26. Other states represented in the camp will be Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, anc probably Texas. Major Edwards, upon completing this duty, will return to his command the Coast Artillery. at Jackson Bar racks, New Orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
BRITISH BOARD TO
 CONTROL SINNERS
Manufacturers Who Exceed the Stip- ulated Limitations Will Be Liable
 to a Fine.

London, Aug. 10.-Cotton control board plans, for the future conduct of the trade, have been accepted by the board of trade because of the shortage in supply. It is estimated that the new scheme will reduce spinning 40 per cent. The plan will go into opera ton September 8, when the number of spindles and looms will be lmlteo to 60 per cent for Egyptian and 70 pel cent for American cotton. After October 1. only 60 per cent will be permitted for both kinds, ane manufacturers who exceed this per centage will be liable to fine. Be cause raw material conditions are bet ter than they had been expected, thu plan will remain in efefct for three months only.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

Under the new lighting contract that the city has entered into it will be necessary, to get uniform stand ard of lighting, to trim the branches of some of the trees.
 The city will have an expert man to do this work, and I want to assure you that TREES WILL BE PRO TECTED.
 will therefore ask the property owners not to retard work of this kind, but permit the men to 80 on with the work. In fact this will be a protection to your trees.
 Respectfully,
 SIMON BLOOM, S.s.1Ot Mayor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
MAYOR TAYlOR'S SON
 ACCUSED AS "SLACKER''
Arrested By Federal Authorities for Failing to Register, Declares He
 Was Under Age Limit.

Littel Rock, Aug. 10.-Charles E.. Taylor Jr., son of Mayor Charles D. Taylor, was arrested this afternoon by United States Deputy Marshal C. w. Stegall, on charge of having failed to register under the selective army draft law.
 Young Taylor was taken at once before United States Commissioner w. s. Allen, who fixed his bond at $1,000, to await the action of the fed eral grand jury.
 The federal authorities declare young Taylor is more than 21 years of age, and under 31, making him eligible to the draft, but he declares he was born August 30, 1896.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
French and British Troops Both cord Gains
 Against the Germans.
GROWN PRINCE
 TRYS ONCE MORE
Another FruitleSS Assault on French Positions Near St. Quentin Report cd By Paris.-Russians Check
 AustrO. .GermanS on East.
Associated Press Summary.)

y Both the British and French, facing the Germans in Flanders, have again struck hard blows at their anta gonists and have been rewarded with further gains in the line of Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria.
 While the fighting mas occurred only On isolated sectors, it seems evil dent that the heavy artillery duels in progress all along the front from Nieuport to the Franco-Belgian bor- der are the forerunners of a resump- ton of the big allied offensive which the rain and accompanying mire stopped almost at it's inception more than a week ago.
 Driving eastward from the Ypres sector, in the early dawn of Friday, Field Marshal Haig's men took for their own all the German first line positions east of Hoge, between Frez- enberg and the Ypres-Menin road, in- cluding the villag eof 'Westkoek and held them entirely, notwithstanding the usual counter-attacks launched by the Germans under a heavy bar rage fire.
 To the north, near DiXmude and Langmarck, the French have captur- l ed several farms from the Germans and also took a number of machine guns. While these gains are char 1 acteriZed as slight, they nevertheless l are another step forward eastward toward the Ostend-Lille railroad, to- ward which the British drive from Hoeke also is pointed.
 The Canadians, lying in trenches at the doorsteps of Lens, and the British, holding trenches south of the Vimy ridge. are being intensely shelled.
 On the long neglected front near St. Quentin, German surprise attack of considerable proportions was unsuc- cessful, except at several weak points
 in the center of the French line. Otherwise the fire of the French put down the sally, with heavy casualties.
 Likewise, along the Aisne front, the Germans delivered onslaughts against the French but here also they met
 with the same result that has marked
 previous attempts of the German
 crown prince in this region. At sev-
 ,ral points the Germans entered iso- Hated sectors but they met death later
 in hand-to-hand fighting or were
 captured.
 Aside from the front in France, lit-
 tie fighting is reported, except in Ga
 llc1a, Bukowina and Southern Mol
 david, where the Teutons are declared
 by Berlin to be continuing their gains
 Southeast of Cznernowitz, the Ger
 mans have penetrated Russian posi-
 tlons and further south they have
 taken heights between the Trotus and
 Putna valleys. In Southern Moldavia
 near Fokshani, they have thrown
 their forces across the river.
 British laborites by nearly 20 to ]
 decided to send a delegation to the
 stockholm meeting of Socialists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
WATCHMAN ISJAILED.

San Francisco, Aug. 10-Patrick J. Earrelly, watchman, in the United Petates immigration service on Angel tsiand' was arrested by federal agents kooay on charge of attempting to |vrlne an army officer He sought to
 earh military secrets on the islands,
 . was stated, and the charge is pre-
 lmlnary to more seriou some which
 10 be lodged against him later. He Nas arrested on a part of the island pecupled by Francis Bopp, former
 aerman consul general here. who is
 hterned there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
TAFT IS ABLE TO
 l TAKE NOURISHMENT
Former President Improved Wonder fully, and Said He Would Be Out of Bed Soon.

Clay Center, Kans., Aug. 10.-Wil- LlamH. Taft ismuch better tonight rHe improved wonderfully today was the statement of Dr. B. F. Nor gan. the attending physician.
 MT. Taft asked for food today, the
 lrst time since Monday, when he was ft1cken i'll. He was given a soft boil ed egg and some toast. His mental at
 ltude also has frightened. He was fske if there was any word he wanted fo send to relatives. III
 "No," he said, q will be out of her' Poon and don't want to bother them.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
EXPLOSION IN STEEL PLANT.

Pittsburg, Aug. 10.-Ten men were .niured, some seriously, by an explos- ion late this afternoon in the enam- eled metals plant of the SangEhal- font Steel company at Aetna, near here. Extensive damage was done by the explosion, the cause of which has not been determined.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
The Weather

Saturday and Sunday. partly cloudy, warmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL.

Washington, Aug. 10.-The bill en- towering the executive to compel priority in shipment of food and war material was signed by the president today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-11

(COntinued on page six.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

with one generous cup boiled rice ::
shape into cakes about one inch thick :.
dip IN beaten egg then in fine cracker
crumbs and Try slowly I'LL nicely
Drowned. This is an economical dish
and very good
Ham Baked in Milk Rub a mixture
OF sugar and mustard into both side
OF a thick slice of smoked ham and
place in shallow pan. Pour on one cup
milk and bake slowly until slightly
Drowned tabout 10 or 70 minutes. y
Mrs, o. +. A., Oklahoma City.
Suggestions.
Whole wheat cakes for breakfast and
bran mullins for luncheon adds the
much-needed courseness to the meals,
besides having very high food value.
Ham baked III milk seems. on fifs.
thought, very exttavagant. hut the
gravy made is so delicious that it is a
warranted one. This menu is very well
selected II is 4 noticeable fact that
the menus submitted, as each week $
lists are gone over, are better and bet
ter, as TO arrangement, food value, bal
ance and amount
They would be OF more value. how
ever, II the price and exact amount for
each person, were given
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
Potash and
Perlmutter"

Thnsc v,bn found crin,ncu, IN the
,t,r;es oI ,h,, ,,i,,;,,ljo n,,r pa,a.h
and pe,Imn,,e, n;lI rrd ne,, d.I,rh,
+, ,bc dram,,;,,,,,r ., ,Lc,r a.. r,, an
h, tho O,erhnisc, p1,e,s III. wocL
The lines arc wonderful +, !, y,
,c,.am .e,,s, - i,ncL. and rh,rl,,.
,rnm Crs, ,o Ia., ,nG ;nn,r,,cs ono
vi,h ,bc ,cr.,,;I;,,. nf b,s cvc.o,,or,I
rorr,,y As pn,,sh ,rL pcrIn,,,c,
,hc IoyaI ,,fe,,,nn,,c and ,.ndcr,
hearted n,,rncrs VIM n,,,rrcl from
,,mc arr devoted IA ONE apothcr Mr.
NYccr,, and N, Rr,rler, are cre,, Ln
III, mar, ~ Abc Nr <vcrry adds an.
oihcr stellar r,Ic :, his ,lrc,dy hr;ch,
record lie j., immense Never ont -,
hi, nar, for an instant bc Is the source
of ncrr,mcn, and .,mnatby from M,
first apncaraucc III, manncrism, ar,
'rc,lly wonderful and his rapcs .as
Pcoualiv dcluh,fpl &, M cndcarm,rt,
To- hi, "du licbc Irma' and his w,fo
Rosie The yvav IN which Inc bumbl,
accents aiicc,,ona,c abu>c of Peri
I ntlliCr Is NltnC'iC as well As CDUIgAI
/ Mr. Rrickcrt a, the hand,om, daudi.
lied business like perlmuttcr gives Ms
new idea Of himself as the role i,
different from auy he ha, taken so far
II i, extremely we'll handled although
there are time, when Mfr Br,ckcrt !,
more Mfr. Brickcrt than Mawrus, III,
scene, with his c<citable partner are
,plcnd,d and his abuse md,crous to a
,npcrla,iyc degree IIc choose, ,o make
Pcrlmu,ter moi quite as explosiyc a,
some. thus bringing ont IN stronger
hphr the ecrrn,r;ci,ie> oi the senior
mariner The numerous, pa,ht, Of the
scene At the last oi the second act i
cxccptiorally stronp-as IN fact is the
whole last act also and almoS, hiring,
tear, while one, side, ache with
laughter
Miss HUFF i, growing prc,tier ali the
time and A, Ruth Goldman the CONNIE
tent designer who makes a real bu,i.
ncs, out of Potash and Pcrlmu,ter be.
rnming Mrs perImu,t,r IN III, end she
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
NO need To
FAR Badness
Tells How to Make Hair Grow Thick
and LusItous on Bald and Thin Spots.

Thousands o( men aud vuw'r are
growing hAld every duy tui duu.i know
tn reason why THIS is Indeed wiN.
sa,, , hur specialist Who states that
lpIin,as usunllN COMES from yntylrs ness.
ANA Tint anyone VIM gives the hair Just
"A Nul, attention should llwHNF have tn
abundance ~ good healthy hair Dan.
,iuu mud dirt cause badness by clog
sing the pores in tho vcnlp, and giving
h, tyrdfuU germs irttllo gruuuu i'r
uruIu. breeding
The treatment 10 very simple. i'uuyu
IA, diti h, shlmpoolug NJ least ono" iu
ten dpvs nud destroy the daNdtuti germs
N frequently applying u little u' the
real parisi1n sage, a most efficient uf'r.
npuuu that the best druggists every
Nh,r, nrv now recommending Bs uur ~
the uuI,kr,t and safest treatments go
surely stop It,llng scalp and falling
hair. rrwoyr an dundruN and u prop.
uh u1Wish Vud pn,irorate the hlu
roots
Iutyu sage b. alan lho discriminating
Vnmnns hVptitr hiatt drcSshE hrypusv
~ r,Nua Iu' hHir u NOfln,ss Hul w,lyr
ihpl ps,irp'e pud compel admiration \
uru,rnu, bottle costs hut little from
WcImu ntug Go. .nG " Main st. Who
guarantee 10 30 lnu \dv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
SENATORS FROM
WEST THREATEN
WILSON PROGRAM
Navy Opposition to Oil Land
Bill Is Ground,

WASHINGTON. Jan 2j-Thc ad
mlnStra,ion legislative plan today was
threatened with partial disruption as a
rc>u', OF the declaration OF group ol
western senator, to President Wilson
that they believed NO action could be
secured on the general leasing and wa
,crpower' bill unless the navy depart
meut reduces 1t, opposition to the lcas-
ing bill amendment to relieve private
operators on oil lands IN naval &c
serves.
The senate steering committee today
continued It's meetings in an effort 20
plan speedy handling OF administration
measures, according to the wishes oi
President Wilson who has determined
to make frequent trips to the capitol H.
an effort to expedite legislation,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
UGH! A DOSE Of
NASTY CAL0MEL
II Salivatcs! 1t Makes You
Sick and You May Lose
a Days Work.

You're bilious, sluggish. ,cu'rpntcd
ana believe you need vile, dangerous
calomel to start your liver and clean
your bowels
Here's my guarantee Ask your drug
eist for a 50 cent bottle oil Dodson's
Liver, Tone and take spoonful to-
night Ii II doesn't start your hyef
and ,,raightcn YOU right up better than
,l,omcl and without gripping or MAX.
ING ,ou sick want YOU To go back TO
m, store and &c, your money -"
lake calomcl today and tomorrow
,cu will feel weak and sick and uau.
seated Don't lose days work lake
a spoonful Of harmless. vegetable Dod-
som, Liver Tone tonigh, and wake up
feeling grca, It, perfectly harmless,
en- rive it lo your children any time,
II can't ,alNatc. SO let then. cat an,
thing ai,crwaid, ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
BRYAN OPENS "DRY"
CAMPAIGN IN WISCONSIN

MADISON. Wis. Ian q William
! Bryan addressed mas, meeting
here last night which opened a stat,
vide prohibition campaign The as
S,mbly adopted Joint resolution sum
moning Pres Charles R Nanhsc oI
the University ol Wisconsin before
the legislature ~ explain on what au
lhor,ty Max taS,maS, socialist wa
dclcd permission to speak IN a uni
yct'ity building recently, while Mr.
Rryau was permitted to address a mas
meeting in a university pavilion. Tn,
resolution now goes to the senate REF
crcnCc 10 Mr. Btyan as a dry propa
gand,N" was stricken from the re,om
ton before IT was adupicd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
GOOD ROADS IN
STATE IS NEED
So Says Banker and Bond
Buyer From Mississippi


I. T.. Oun,cr. banker and bond bulr,
Of Jackson. Miss ha, been surprised
by demand aud price asked tor Okiah".
ma bonds
If came To Oklahoma ,uy 20 Ioo@
over Oklahoma boud, thinking lhal
they would be- cheap and valuable ]
find that thc,. are worth Just a, mn,n,
the munlcipsl> especially as any bonI'
IN the cast, hc SAID
Waiting Brother Here.
Nr Irn,rr l,i,,up his hr,'hr..
Ch.,lc. "a tuu,rr man,gcr ol n.
pc"n Nmn,l ,,r Insurance conpau,
81, rrnn,rr, INST 4, much muur, ,r
~, oL,,hnma muu,c,pal bonds as a.,
srJ hrl,,,c ,bat ,hi, state will soon
Ne of,c,,rc an, class ot bond, which
wlI II, ,n, a, rood a., good road,
, hond, Afr tnuicr said 'odaN
Thc h,nk,, sad that Mississippi uJ
,.r,d annual, good road, bonds tu
,bc ,u,nunt a, S2WOWU lp &.UoDWn
,nd ,h, ,hr good road, movement $50
W,.i.,,nri i, far ahead vi Oklahoma.
Good Roads Needed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
LIGnT. HEARTED WOVEN

cheerful light hearted woman Sc
the sos ol q man, liic BrauN will
fade , vuul figure viii change hui lhr
,mw ol health aud ,hecrlulu,,s Will
endure 90 the end lu, how ,iu q
woman he cheerful and happy when
dragged down h, ,ums i,maly dcranrr
mot with haok1gh,. headache and
often uu the verge u' @ nervous brCtl
down
LYDIA T. rmlhsm. Vegetable Com
pound N the standard fcmcd, lor url
ailments During the last ~ wears
thousand, ~ home. have been ma r.
harp, b, this Wum5ut great tcmcd,
lui Nomans ills AiN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
AMERICAN AMBULANCE
WORKERS COMMENDED

PARIS, Jan 0-ln second com
mendation IN army orders the second
american automobile ambulance sec
ton, commanded by Richard Norton
has several oi It's members men,lone
INDIVIDUALLY Robcr, MacCreary OF Ea>,
Aurora, \ Y. aud Matccllus Wild ol
Rochester, \ Y, are named Tor their
really exceptional devotion to duty"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
Better Memu
Contest

EDITORS NoTE-Prlzes Of IS each
will be awarded for the best menu for
n days meals for 2, 3. I, s, 6. 7 and y
people submitted during this contest.
FIFTY cents will he paid for every menu
considered good enough to publish. Tho
best menu submitted each week will ap.
day grf !" and 'pSSa s .ns niSs 'GS writer mI to '1G :,
worth OF groceries)
Breakfast.
Whole wheat cakes with butter and
syrup,
Coffee with cream
Luncheon.
Hamburger and rice pattle,.
Sweet potato puil>
Bran muli,n,.' BN'cr
Fruit, Iello dessert
Tea
Dinner
Cream tomato soup
Ham baked in milk
Stuffed Drowned potatoes
But,orcd bcc,>
lettuce and celery salad
French dressing
Bread and butter
Boiled orange cuStard with whipped
cream.
Coffee.
Hamburger and Rice Patties Season
hamburger 90 cents WORTH and mis-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

his home in Sag Harbor, l.. /. to
make the editor correct his error sew
cral hours later he appeared at the
home OF son in Harlem. muttering
that he was still strong and hearty
and died last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

The womanS suffrage mo,cmcn, IN
England is not new by any mean,
Hall century ago, on Nav N. 1877.
tu he exact the house ot commons
registered negative vote against a
proposal to allow women to vote in
uarhRmcntar, elections
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
The short, medieval tunic, instead Of
tae separate white blouse, is gaining
followers every week, and women sec
in it chance for an economical turn.

NIW lORh We have read. We
have seen aud wc have thought much
about the outside blouse. II g., fash
iuu that ha, been put upon the public
now and hen. here and there. Tor five
days hu, mot until tim, mldwutcr ha,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23

and Otter these had been experimental
wltlr iur a i,H week. they took mp the
~,rtNc and prlc,,ly panel down the
wont and back OF the body, with a
slight Iwulug ol the two panel, a, the
h,p, and sleeve, IT another fabric
\ garment made m this way aud en-
hroldcrcd IN tho rich toned simple
method ol the moment, j, suggestive ot
the twelfth century. and also OF the
kcnai,san,, m the countries that gave
thcmNclNc, over to art at that pcrold 1t
may not he easy To establish the age ot
man hut a, lar back as the scientist,
take hlm Ac +, pictured in some sort of
fabric hanging like panel down the
front and back oi his body and now
and then held m Al the WdiStliuc So
that tbs tune which We have with ",
tins winter J, primitive IN origin and
outline When u became an cmbrmd
cred affair, i, evidently became a gar
mcu' Ut distinction and importance. and
We ind such tuulc, u the preserved
picture, ui men, drc,, throughout
Europe from the tenth Ia the sixteenth
century There ha, rarcl, been a time
in the history oi fashions that this tunic
effect. opened Al the sides. wa, Nithou;
value and II was a iorcgonc conclusion
that u would he hrough, IN with the
rest ol the mellcyal STYLES that women
have vraNpcd almost too eagerly IN
their desire tor flat lines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
|3 D.! DRESS j! t;'{:S$:,..

Of the civilized world is for ilatnesS be
low the WaiStlinc. even II 1t cannot he
cbtancd above. To lock like a plankcl
,had is the height Of every woman :
ambition and the clothes OF the hour
owe their success to this fact.
4 Shortened Tunic.
After many kind OF outside blouse
were thrust upon us, the designers be
can to turn out garments that looked
like short, twelfth century chcmi>c,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
Aged Man Reads
Obituary; Dies

NEW YORK, Jan, 0.--William 7.
Prime. who considered himself hale
and hearty when l0l years old. read
in the Harlem Home News ,ha, he
was dead. lie started a, once from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
FOR COLDS, LAGRlPPE, CONSTI-
PATTON

Take Laxative Coldiuc Tablets they
contain M quinlnc . cent, at all
druggists ldy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-23
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