davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
GOOD FOR BOY SCOUTS

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-With reports received from only one-tenth of the quarter of a million Boy Scouts of America who are conducting a house to house canvass of the country in be- half of the second Liberty loan, the headquarters of the organization an- nounced here tonight the total sales of $35,931, ,150.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27

fContinued from Page One, minimum quota of SIS. 900 would be substantially over subscribed at the close of business Saturday night. Banks throughout the district have been requested to remain open until 10 o'clock Saturday to receive subscrip- tions. Cochise county, Arizona, is the banner county so far reported, having over subscribed to the extent of s1.6S2,O00 and the campaign is still on there.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-27
German Statement

BERLIN, (via London), Oct. 26-- British admiralty per Wireless Press) The German official communica- tions concerning operations of the Italian front says:
 Italian front: Profiting by the success of our breaking through the line near F7itsch and Tolmino, our divisions are advancing beyond Kar- freit and Ronzina
 'aThe troops on the northern wing of tte second Italian army. except ing those taken prisoner. have been defeated and are retiring. Pressing forward irresistioly. the Germans and Austro Hungarian regiments. endeav- bring to out-rival each other. have nressed bevord their' obiectives and throwr out the enemy from strong rear hill positions which he sought to hold
 Under our pressure the Italians also hay" begun to evacuate the Bainsjzza Heiligengeist plateau
 We already are fighting at many places on Italian territorv The mum her of prisoners taken has increased to more than 3o.000 of whom TOO are officers. The booty amounts to more than 300 guns. including many heavy ones"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Proposed Ordinance Will
Govern Special Officers
Suggested Regulations Governing Fri
vate Police Will be Acted Upon
by Council

\ proposed ordinance governing the
privileges and appointments "I special
or private officers employed hy BUSINESS
firms and Individuals "f the city OF
Wheeling. WAS brought up before the
regular meeting OF city council last eve
ninr. Owing {" tn" length and tho re-
laiiSr unimpurlnncr uf Tie ORDINANCES II
WAS decided not Ia road u III iull. hui
"nrh member rf council VIII Ic furnish
cd with n copy NJ tn" pr"r"E"'t r"Eula-
lions before III" next meeting.
The new vrhinaTr" provides That n
person appointed I" I'll" position OF
Sprrial uillCrr must ia "ttl"'u "f
Wheeling. .Aprll"A;i"::S must t"' made
in writing I" ia" rity manager ny those
desiring the services of thu officer. stat
inr tin. purpose ih"r Ir" T." II" used for.
and where the! w,ll' hc stationed. All
rrrcSt& nladr hy special officers shall l'"
rrpnrtrrl |" lhr pulIrr headquarters. and
al money and IaluahlrH taken from
rartirS arrested must bc turned III 10
the headquarters. All special officers
tire required |" report /" HEADQUARTERS
one. Il month and hand in Il statement
Of the number uf arrests und other dut-
les performed for tho month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
OVERLAND 20.
BOYS FROL|C
BANQUET Is GIVEN AT TIE
M'LURE NOTIFY. BY MANAGER
SMITH.
c. c. Cole Of ,!:c E.E Toieao Foctory,
Tells Story of the Over
land Car.

Th" many s''' ln''Ir hmd dealers con-
nr,t"d with th AUTO Sales company.
distributors; -! 49,, ug,rln,:d and WHY'S
Knight cars "a liz" Wheeling dlStr!c;.
were IN" guests II ". l.. Smith. general
manager vi thr l"Ca! agency. ~ III" Me-
Lure hotel. last "r"nIn". and "nJry'rl
Il delicious dinner. Present from tHt
biz Overland factory w"r" {. {. Colo,
of the sales department, and NJ. I. Chcs-
man. Of the mechanical department.
\ great year IS predicted for the
Overland products. according 10 Mr..
Cole, who delivered very interesting
address IN which Il" stated that h" cX-
pcctrci tho sales to break all records the
coming season. and tina: more bV"rl'tuds
and WHY'S knights ,'rrS than ever he
fore would be placed III the Wheeling
, district.
Dealers were present from III" iri-
state listric; and each was Of the "pu-
ion that the conditions for the sale OF
the Ov"riaud rarS Were never better.
Address were made ny MIR. Smith. j. II.
.\rnrtt. assistant sales manager and
others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19

art Will regret to learn that Sh" is con-
tined 10 her homo suffering from an at
tack OF typhoid lever.
L. W. Cooper OF Rcllairc. was hero
on business TUESDAY.
Miss Agnes Troll has gen" To CHANT
bcrSburg. Ia. Ia attend Wilson COLES"
Mrs Catherine Curtis is visiting
visiting friends and relatives at Feel
mont.
David II. james ct bridgeport. WAS
here on business Tuesday.
The many Trends at Rev. w. II
DickcrSon. pastor ~ ~" local Mclh-
odist church will b. pleased 10 hear
that he has been appointed hr confr:-
cncc TO be her" for another year
\ large crowd il rNp"cl ii I" b."
present at the United Presbyterian
church this evening TO hear Tom lliWH
Of Columbus. This meeting Will FORM
ally open thu dry campaign IN E"In"nt
county. MIR. Hare il quite speaker
and took an active part IN the NrS'
Virginia Canrpai. II. There VIII b.
meeting III tn" came church 'hiS alter
noon of the township ami precinct chalr'
men Of tn" Rsln"nt County Dry FEEDER
alton at which ilu'c Mr. iiar" Will give
tho workers fun in> irurli"hS no" y
conduct the CuTll:ieII.
Mrs Mar lIrrri" Nrnpr "T Columbus
known rs III" Georgia Cycle. will b" 1t
Belmont r"un:> OF on" "'"k o"HlhhlhE
October -. /" speak in tho interest ~
the dry federation.
commissioners elected n tho irli
election took their oath nf Office Mon
day and are rs follows. y. j. CELLAR
Flushing: j. K. t;rr"nc". l:c'ihlr" w.
II. King. Key. III" board organized anG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Briefs and Personals,

Miss Lena tIaZlctt. of South jacob
street. is visiting friends in ParkeTsburg
Miss ';r;lr' Leonard. OF South F.of!
street. j. spending Il few days with rcla'
tiv,.$ in Chicago.
Miss laura HILL of Akron, has return
al A"m" after spending several days
" !th r"ia;iv'S in this section of the city
George. Conner. ct South Eoft street
is Il cleveland visitor.
Henry Morris. Of F:"ff street. is re-
covering from All Illness.
chester Herbert. Of South Jacob street
i. visiting Morgantown relatives.
Herman Muldrcw. of the South Side
has returned home from a visit with
t,"r"land relatives.
r;r"rgc Park. Of Cleveland. is visiting
h: sitter. Mrs Irene Crosby. OF South
Ia;ob street.
fatl Mullsy. pipcman ut tn" Fort kal-
bitter engine house. is enjoying his
vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Travis: secretary-trcasurer. Clyde O.

Travis: ecretary-trcasurer. Clyde Q.
Law.
l1:o0-Joint session with the annual
conference at the First Methodist EpiS-
cupal church.
Saturday Afternoon.
2:l5-Church ttnancc-Thc DISCIPLINE
airy Plan-A Symposium. "l'rcParius
the Way" Hon. J. Scott With"rS. Buck
harmon: putting on the Canvass" Rev.
Fl G.. Howard. H. D.. Buckhannon: Com
serving the Results" Rev: c. Fred An
derson. Huntington.
3:l5-.NddresS. Food Conservation"
Hon. &. R. Titlnw. director agricultural
extension department. MorGantowu.
4:45-Report of committees and the
election of officers.
Saturday Night.
I:30-AdGrcSS. The Fact Of the War
end the Vision Of Peace Rev. w. c.
Hartingcr. 4. H.. Charleston. Address.
Sp. cIaI Message TO Methodist Laymcn."
Bishop Frank Hamilton. Pittsburgh.
The ministerial Crnf~Srncc will be
held In the First NJ. +. church. Clarks-
/, burg. opening September .26 and con-
tinUinE onr week. Bishop Franklin Ham
ilton. Of Pittsburgh. presiding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
St. Clairsvtlle Personals.

Mrs. VIM. Tryon and children return
cd to their homo at Cleveland on Tues
day after a two weeks visit 1t the home
OF u. T. ParShall.
Rev. and Mrs. J. s. Secrest nf Akron,
nre expected to arrive today for q few
days visit with their daughter. Mrs.
Herbert Mitchell.
Herbert Mitchell and wife VIII attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Harriet Fletcher nj
Stcubcnvillc today. which Will bc held
from the home Of her daughter. Mrs. j..
C. Bclknap.
The many friends Of Miss Eva Stew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19

In tho MATE" Of the estate nf Will
liam Edgar Nichols. deceased. l.IStlh
Nichols appointed administrators. E"nd
filled and approved in sum Of six thou
sand dollars with Thomas Boyd. +. NJ,
Daniel and Taggart Caldwell appointed
appraisers.
In the matter 81 til" estate OF Arthur
ROGERS, deceased. Private sale Of per'
sonal goods and Chaticls ordered.
In the matter OF the adoption OF
Charles IIurhey McGilton. Adopted by
James F.. Graccy and Helen Gracey and
name changed from Charles Huehey
McCiiltou TO Max Gracey.
Anlcss Dean. administrator OF the
estate of Elizabeth Agnes Dean. do
ceased VS.. Jane AShworth. ct nj. P"ti-
ton to sell real estate. AppralSement
confirmed and pablo sale ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
IS CANDIDATES FOR
STEUBENVILLE HIGH

Thirty-fivr candidates for positions on
tks: Siculmul II" high school eleven this
fall VIII max" it comparatively easy Tor
t'nnrh Srth ". Pain" IT, S"l""t last
team. Coach Paine has three teams
working hard and there H. much lively
wnrk an by every man for II place IN
the varsity eleven. TIL" St"uhcnNillr
tcpm hnS ruIn"s scheduled with Bellair;
and bridgeport high schools and prob
ably with the Elliott school of Wheeling,
OF last years team six regulars nrc
back Among those ont for positions
are Mannrk. captain and quarterback:
JrW,ti. Thompson. Wilson. Watkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS: The young manhood
Of Wheeling has been called into
Ih. service "f the United states To
render III" h!rh"st form of human
sacrifice fer IN" pr"$rrNntion "t
fire." aud independent government.
AMI
WHEREAS: The Wheeling Conn
m"rcinl Association. Rotary 'luh,
NnmuuS club. l:cd Cross Associa-
li"n. 6. ~ f. plattGburG Associa-
tiun. and either civil and GUNNER
rial bodies. charged with register
ing expressions of general public
sentiment. caused To he held on
Tuesday. August list. Il rr"at pub
La Mass Meeting AMI farewell de-
reconstruction in honor and in r'"nE-
nit!,,u al the %rrNIC" Of these men.
thereby fully drscharginE their
community obligation. and
WHEREAS: The continents Of
III" NHriuual Army from Wheeling
and vicinity ar" tn leave for the
Trimming Camp IN Thursday II. &
~ mt %:li T. NJ. md Saturday
tPcnnu. l.. r. at LIN +. NJ. it is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
PEOPLE OF WHEELING WILL W.T.
NESS GREAT PATRIOTIC
FAREWELL.
City Manager Maggie Issues Proclama-
ton Calling Upon Citizens to Ex-s.
press Appre collation.. -

Plans are being made all over the
city to do honor To The selected draft
men who will march through the
streets tomorrow. on their way 10 the
depot. TO take the train which VIII car
IS them 10 their first camp at Peters
burg. Va. anu ii they do not miscar-
~ Wheeling will witness the greatest
patriotic demonstration ever seen in
the city.
Official recognition Of the depar.
turc OF the boys has already been
given By the county commissioners,
who have ordered all county offices
closed during the time 0f departure,
and City Manager George 0. Maggie
has followed their example by issuing
the following pr0Clama1ion:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
LaVInen'S Conference
Program Announced

Thr program for the tenth annual ses-
sion Of the I.:tymcn'S Association OF the
West Virginia tGnfcr"nr" of the III. +.
church. t. h, held at the First PreSoy-
terrain church il ClarkShurK. September
q aud -. In connection with the minis
i.rial conferences. has beer announced
as follows:
Friday Night.
1:sG--Lnvtur.. winds IT Freedom.
ElShri. Frank Hamilton.
Saturday Morning.
":i"-l Il r"ti"nai services t.nr"lltn'n1
o: delegates.
9:4J--l:vlurt oi "tiic.r$: President.
{. W. f'i''<ii.'r: 49, i.r. ,,l'icrtS. |. q.
Soung W. 7. Williamson. -. Il. .\rho-
SaSt ". H. N..",r'iIh. Jr.. John l.. Colo.
e: l.. Mower. II. l.. Smith and j. ".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Common Pleas Court.

The following cases have been filed
IN Common Pleas court. Thomas A.
Kinder. administrator Of the estate or
Chas. Walter McC1y. deceased. vs.. Rich
ard Mutteci, Plaintiff asks for Slo.-
900. The petition alleges that Chas.
Walter Mccoy was in the employ or
defendant IT his coal mine at Nc
GAINESVILLE on the 23rd day Of July. 1917
and was killed by fall Of stone from
the rocf of the mine. Cuwen and Walk
or represent tho plaintiff.
Clyde S. Carroll vs.. Anna NJ. Carroll.
Action for divorce on grounds Of will
full absence. Gordon d. Kinder attorney
for plaintiff.
Samuel UnGerlcider rs. Mike Kusil
and others. Action for foreclosure.
Amount claimed $3.50. Hcnleln,
SprigEs & James attorneys for plaintiff.
Wilma Althca Fowler vs.. William FL.
Fowler. Action for divorce on grounds
of willfull absence Petty 4 CLANCY
attorneys for plaintiff.
Charles Gleason Harcn by Charles G..
Haren, guardian; vs.. Margaret Harcr.
Action for partition OF rial estate. Petty
L. CLANCY attorneys for plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
WILL HONOR SOLDIERS

Nelson lodge No. 30. 4. T. and A. NJ.
has extended an invitation to Ohio lodge
No. |, Wheeling lodge No. and Bates
lodge No. 81. Ia attend farewell meet
ing to dc held tonight. in honor Of all
the enlisted and drafted men Of oil the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
MONSTER FAREWELL IS PLANNED
FOR THE DEPARTING SOLDIER

therefore. hitting at that time that:
relatives. friends and others COM
rrrned in the welfare Of these men
take this opportunity to evidence
their individual interest by taking.
part in parade and act ~ civil
escort to the men as they 60 to-
the station. -.
THEREFORE,. AS official repre-
sentative Of the City Of Wheeling,,,
urge upon individual citizens to-
participate in this patriotic express,
sion Of their appreciation to tho
hoys who arc going to the front. by;
heartily cooperating with tho
plans to be announced by the CITY.
and County Draft Boards. and by /,
displaying flags Of our own and all
lied nations wherever possible. to,r,
G. o. NAGLE.
City Manager Of Whoelin
There Is no one In charge OF the pm
gram for the demonstration. for tit
the idcu to make it a spontaneous OUT
burst of patriotism that will send til
boys away knowing that the people
West Virginia, and Wheeling in partic4
lar. arc with them heart and soul. Man,
will close their stores al
will line the sidewalks to bl
the l55 men comprising the city's COZ
tingent. farewell that they Will IN
member for all time.
\ brass band has been engaged to Il
cnrt the boys TO the depot and It
probable that many organizations viii
net as an escort Of honor. Flags vii
be flying and every possible homer e1
tended to the departing men. u.
The people arc beginning to reali1
more day by day. what a great sacrthd
these boys are making for the cause d
democracy. They are leaving thel
loved ones IN 20 to strange country
to fight the battles of those who are lei
behind and many Of them may never~Y1
turn. therefore. the citizens feel that to-
much honor can not be dane them Whe,
they leave their home city. for perhAp,
the last time The general optnio1
prevails that it will not be long betoN
the Wheeling boys are in the trcnchS1
and II is the desire Of all to have theH
remember while they are facing III
deadly fire Il! tho enemy. that they, Al
still occupying II loving place In IN
hearts Of their friends at home
On Saturday when the countys aug
marches away the same plans Will
vail for the demonstration. with
that it will prove ever
greater turnout. for many friends
relatives Of the boys from all owe
county, will be here to see them o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Dance Of Ladies OF Golden Link.

ON Saturday evening. September 20
III. l.a,i."S Of Wheeling Lodge No. l
Gu!i.u Link. Will give th";" first annual
h.,nr" III Ari"n hail Excellent music will
b. provided.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Social Roll Party,

This evening tn" Cradle Social Com
initt"c % st. Fauls Evangelical church
wlil hold e social Il; st. PaulS' church.
Toys will be given away and variety OF
Deficiencies offered for sale. Not only
tn" children but also the grown people
ar. iuVitrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Marshuallow Toast.

Misses .Auna Long and Alta Miller. Of
the. South Side. will h. hnSt"SScs at a
transformations toast this evening on
BnGg$ Run. Outdoor games will be en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19

lodges. All the brrthcrn who have
Joined the cnlorS nrc especially urged to
bc present nj the Scottish Rite Cathc-
dral nj S o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Supper This Evening,

This evening the L:tdi'S' AID Society
OF st. Stephens Reformed church will
held a supper in the social rooms Of tho
church!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Marriage License

Walter Allen Juckso~. age 10. and
I.urlla Sawycrs. age II. both Of Stew
urtsrillc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
MONA QUICKLY
. ENDS INDIGESTION

/ pa not continue In suffer with heart
burn dizziness. after dinner distress.
hcada, il" hilnuSn"SS. pain III the novels
or sour and ;;nSSy stomach. Get relief
! ut uuc"---huy tnday--a anc box of Mi
una Tablets. They quickly and surely
end indigestion and stomach diStrcsSS5i
! or money refunded. {. H. GriCst &ICo
can supply you.-Adr. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19

We are. showing an exception
ally fine line of Living Room ana
Library Tables embracing num-
ber Of Period Tables in Adam.
Queen Anne and William and
Mary designs. all faithful repro
ductions in ornamental detail or
the golden ages. The prices
range from $3.50 to $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
Saturday Afternoon.

! ll:o0-Joint session with the annual
! conference at the First Methodist EplS-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-16
White Hosiery Events
Specials That Should Prompt Immediate Buying

Womens White HoseFu fashioned pure silk reinforced top
and foot high piced heel all white also
white with black clocks Special pair
womens White Cotton HOe-Spenddy and top;
regular sizes only. The pair
Misses fine ribbed Silk Isle Hoseln white double toe
the pair
Misses White Mercerired Hose heel and toe elastic tom
to ga the pair 35c
Chen White Combed Cotton hard wear splen
ddy reinforced III the medium top The pair 2ec
Chdens Medium Weight White Hose-Rnorced foot the
pair "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-16
nlSTER BAKERS
FAVOR HONESTY
IN ADVERTISING
Fair Trade League Work In
dorSed by Convention

Master bakers in annual convention at
the Sklrvin hotel this morning unani-
mously irdorsed the work Of the Amcri-
can Fair Trade league against dlshon-
esty in advertising and in conduct of
business The secretary wa, instructed
to send a telegram ot Endorsement to the
league
The second session Of the bakers
meeting was called to order this morn
ing by Jake Buhrcr OF Oklahoma City,
who acted as president in place OF {. +.
Lahman OF Tulsa who was called home
for the day
Discussion of problem, facing the
bakers will he held this afternoon.
There is a strong sentiment among the
delegates for congressional action 10
stop food speculation on stock cX-
changes
The principal speaker, TIM, morning
were A. b Laws, representing the
FleiSchmann company. Cincinnati, who
spoke on "Flouf Blending and Baking' ;
and i {. Stakeholder representing the
American Diamalt company ST Louis.
who spoke ON Fermentation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-16

In his essay on "Our Flag" Victor
Harmed, son OF Mr. and Mr., Lee Har-
ned, 200 West Twenty third street
won the flag essay contest for the
Hawthorne school Harmed /, a pu-
pill Of grade 7-B The essay Indicate
that nc Is a good history student and
a true American patriot
Inc winning essay follows
The Egyptian, originated the idea Of
standard, early IN Ihclr.hl.torN Later
the Roman, and Greeks took ll up
In the middle ages plnnlou wa, used
BY knight while standards were used
To distinguish persons, Most ot tho
nation, have their llags to represent
s.mc historical event The first CO.
lunlal flag represented a diJointcd
snake and the motto, Join or Die ON
IT. Then, ON account of British tyranny
they made another flag with a rattle
,rakc on It, with the words, Don't
Tread On Me The present national
flag originated June II, VII. when the
continental congress resolved that the
flag Of the United States should con-
,i,l oi thirteen stripe, alternating red
and white. aud that the union be thr-
teen white stars ON a field OF blue
Congress IN l19i changed the flag 10
fifteen star, and fifteen red and white
stripes. but i'm 1878 an act was passed
by which lhc original thirteen stripes
and fifteen star, were restored IS
. lHH Il 4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-16
UP
AGAINST CHARGE
Widow Says He Got Money
Under False PretenSeS,

DURANT, Okla. MAY lO.-(Spccial)
Mrs Ilnnlc BurriS yesterday ,worc to
information charging NJ. y Iedbe,ter
witli,haping obtained from her little
more than 5000 under false prctcnscs.
Mr., Burris, to whom Ledbettcr is said
to have made promises of marriage, al
lcgeS that he had secured from her ad-
dnlondl sums amounting 10 $500 on
various prcteNtS. Twenty hundred
dollars found ON Ledbtttcr at the time
OF his arrest is being held in escrow.
Other cases have been filed against
him Lcdbettcr says that he able to
make bond IN any amount.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-16
HERE is GOVERNMENT
FORM FOR OBTAINING
BIG LIBERTY LOAN"

May 10. - Ar.
WV plication blanks for liberty
houd,, printed hy the hundred
thousand have been distributed widely.
They read a, follows;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-16
"I.lnEkIN lNAN"
APPLICATION FOR BONDS "

APPLICATION FOR BONDS"
This application should be. transmit.
ted through the subscribers bank trust
companies or other agencies acting in
his behalf, or II may he filed direct
with the federal reserve hank " hi, dis
ttict, or the treasury department at
"nated.........
"lo the Secretary Of the Treasury:
According tn ,he term, oi treasury
circular, No ~ dated MAY a. 1917.
the undersigned hereby applies ior
S.........., par value Of the fifteen.
thirty year ~ percent gold bonds of
the Unilc6 States. aud agree, 10 nav
par and accrued interest Tor any bond,
allotted on this subscription The sum
" S....... is enclosed. being > pcr
cent On the amoun, ni bond, applied Tor
Cor payment n full for the on, $50 or
the one SlW bond applied iorl
Signature ui subscriber, IN full.
,..stst.tsss...st4st tst..t,s.t.........
Address, number and street......
City or town,,,..,,,,,,,.....,..
County ,,.,,,,,,,, Stateu...,,."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-16
Fancy Turkish Towels

with blue border, size 22x42. good
heavy quality and regular Soc value
White Sale, each 3oc.
1880 Turkish Bath Towels spe-
cial, each l7c.
DX4O Turkish Bath Towels spe-
cial, each zoe.
NN44 Turkish Bath Towels, spe-
cial, each 25c.