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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
MOTHER POSES AS
Man TO GET NEAR
HER TWO BABIES
Oklahoma City Woman's
"MaIe" Career Ends,

DFNlSON. Texas, oct H.
(Special)-DeSirc Of young
mother 10 see her two children,
whom she had not been able 10 care
for after separating from her hus-
band, led Mrs. Lizzie Roberts, who
said her home was IN Oklahoma
City, to pose a a man in order to
deceive her husband and be near
tNcw-someihing which he had Tor
bidder.
Her downfall came today when
she, clad in male attire, attcmMd
to smoke a cigaret III the waFHg
room of a depot here. after coming
from Oklahoma. Her violent
coughing and subsequent illness as
a result Of attempting TO lnheri,
a part OF mans estate, excited suS-
picion and she was arrested.
o. At the pollcc station she said she
was "a years old and had been sep
aratcd from her husband two years,
during which time he had kept her
two small children.
Mother love prompted her to don
male clothing and 90 TO Larry.
Texas, where her husband lived. in
order to be neat them, She had
hoped. she said, TO get work in that
town as a man, when her husband
would not be aware OF her presence.
Women gave her a supply OF
clothing and she was allowed TO
continue her journey.
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TEACHERS IN GREAT
DEMAND IN OKLAHOMA

NORMAN. Okla, Oct ll-tSpeoiall
That there are more vacancies IN
schools throughout the state than the
educational institutions can supply
teachers for is a statement recently
made by Dr. w W. phelan, director
Of the school Of education at the Uni
ver,,ty of Oklahoma The demand is
chiefly for high school teachers, saws
Doctor rhelan, who receives every day
at least two or three calls for instfuc.
tors
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music and games, and viewing tho
pretty gifts presented by her friends The
guests were MISS GLADYS TAYLOR, Miss
Hazel Kent, Misses Bess and Bcrnlcc
Lippcncott, Miss Merl Hallmark, Mis-,
Ethel McBec, Miss Virginia Price, Miss
Doris Ncsbit. Miss Bash and Miss Gre, o.
ham. MIR Clinton Parker, Mr. Howard
Frank, Mr.. Enrique Taylor, Mr.. Ray.
mond Williams, Mr.. X. Dewey Brown.
Mr.. Forest Adclbcrt Brown, Mr. Lewis
OTTO and Mr.. Leonard Otto
X Y Y
The Isis Bridge club met yesterday
with Mrs, NJ IL RhoadeS OF llOl West
Thirty seventh street, for ~rc-organihl-
ton for the season Mrs A. l.. Maldi
was chosen president and Mrs, l. W.
Clclland. secretary Two new members
were received. Mrs. J. NJ. Perry and
Mrs. {. W. SIMS This is onc OF the
oldest card clubs IN the city Mrs, !.
W Clelland, 1927 West Twenty fourth
street will be the next hostess.
= r x
The members Of the ROYAL MatronS
club were entertained by Mrs. { j. Nc
Ginley. $40 South Walker, yesterday
The feature OF the afternoon was the
election of Officers for the season, tins
being the first meeting OF the c'u'
since the summcr vacation. Aitcr the
business vas disposed Of, a very clever
contest resulted in the favors gong I,
Mrs. {. A. Moody and Mrs. Kitchen
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About the n%iitiest models we have
Sccn this year and priced exceptionally
low because we made a special purchase,
Created OF good quality serge and hand
somcly trimmed about waist with braid
The white collars aud cuffs are set of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
Military Training
for Girls of Enid

ENID, Okla, oct IL Especial
The girls Of the local high school have
decided that they will no, be outdonc
by the male members oi the ln,titu
ton and have voted 10 establish mill
tary training for the girls They have
already ordered the uniform, which
Will be blue. trimmed IN red
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11

ton Managers association IN session
here Yesterday \ committee was ap
pointed to carry the fight against the
rate increases 10 Washington when
congress %onven in December The
resolutions declared that the new zone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
Postage Rate Zone
system Is Assailed

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct ll-Resolu.
,ions protesting against the new second
class postage rate zone system, a sec
ton Of the war tax measure recently
passed by congress, were adopted nv
delegates 10 the nineteenth annual
meeting OF the International tifcula
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11

6OllE II. Cccelia moral society
held their regular monthly re
U cital yesterday in the home Of
Mrs. Tom Cowden OF Thirty
sixth and Lottie, Mrs. Cowden was as
sisted by Mrs. ]. J. Hanna and Mrs.
Ralph McNecse. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
"Mlgnon" .-..........G Guy dHardclot
Mrs X. Faris.
Venetian Love Song" ,....... Tosti
Mrs. Roy Davenport
"Shoogy Shoe ..~............. Ambrose
Miss Stella Noryal
(a) The Temple Bells
o. LESS Than Dust" lingcn
Mrs. n. A. Wingo.
Reading, The Hindu's Paradise"
Mrs. +. Jennings.
"A Bowl OF Roses Clarke
Mrs. J. H. Wilson
(a) AT Dawnlng" ............C adman
(b) Thy Dreaming Eyes. Mcdowell
Mrs. A. /. SEVERN.
la) The Dawn ..... Guy d'Hardelot
(b) "Mita Gitana" Reginald Dekovcn
Mrs. II. A, Wlngo,
Piano solo
(a) "Etude Melodique' ....,. Rogers
90 "Bacarolc" .........lloiimd
Miss Virginia Cowdcn.
America"
The next monthly recital will be held
in the home OF Mrs. K. d. Stanford
u n
Sunset Embroidery club met Wed
1esday afternoon with Mrs. {. H. Allen
1927 West Fourth street, assisted by
Mrs. Archie Shcchan. The hours were
spent with necdlework The hostess
was the recipient OF a beautiful hand,
painted cup and saucer, a gilt from the
club members. Mrs. Archie Sheehan
will entertain the club next week
4
Mr.. and Mrs. II, +. Stambaugh 81
Guthrie were guests Sunday OF Mr. and
Mrs. ID. \. Yeager, S2S West Eighteenth
street.
DR.. Harry $. Lamb, who underwent
! serious operation at the st. Anthony
hospital two weeks ago. has been re
moved to his home, lljl West Thirty.
fourth street.
y y
Mrs. John h. Shay Of Fort Lcavcn.
worth. Kan. is spending the week. end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kahn, sos West
Sixth, street.
y
a surprise party in honor OF her
birthday VA given Wednesday evening
70 Miss Ruby Louise Gresham. a, her
home, Sl5 last Tenth street. The eve
ming was passed pleasantly in contests
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rate is oppressive, unjust and injurious
To the publishing business ~
After the adoption OF the resolution
the session today was largely devoted
to addresses on subjects relating TO cir
culation building.
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continents Wednesday In serving the
mCheon the hostess was assisted by
'rS, Guy T. Templeton. The home was
ttractively decorated with tall baskets
I cosmos and renias. The afternoon
NaS spent at bridge, IN which Mrs, K.
Mex Wells made high score and Mr.
tlarland I Deuprce second high score,
and Mrs. J. W Wagner received the
guest favor. All the iavors were hcau-
tiful pieces OF silver
The guests were Mrs. G. I Rlockie,
Mrs NJ Condit Mrs {. Fred Colt
man, Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mrs. Guy
I. Templeton, Mrs X Alex Wells, Mrs
h. N, McMullcn. Mrs. IT, {, Martin,
Mrs. Fred ]. Lasby, Mrs Grace Finley,
Mrs Orvlllc Hurst, Mrs. llarland !.
Deuprec, Mrs. ROYAL Carson, Mrs. Nc
Oregon Douglas, and Mrs. John + Hop
kinS.
Mrs. Russell also entertained a group
Oi friends yesterday with a Nrrilar
luncheon, with Mrs Wagner the hun-
Gree.
Mrs. GuN 7. Icmplcton ot "S West
Thirteenth street will give a spend
the -day party tomorrow ~ compliment
to Mrs. J. s. Russell and her house.
guest, Mrs. ]. W. Wagner Of san Fran
cisco.
Mile. Conant'. DanSant club vii
dance at S0Stg North Broadway Thurs.
day evening, October II, instead o
Friday, October u, as previously an
nounccd. The club will meet ior dane
ing every Thursday evening AppliSa
tons for membership now considered
ADV.
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IL ~

The club meets with Mrs. T.. H. Nor
man, 1891 West Fifth street, next
week.
/ Mrs. Bert Schacter, Az North STILES
avenue, was hostess Yesterday 10 the
Elite Embroidery club, having as her
guest, Mrs VIII Cox. In two weeks
the club will meet with Mrs Viii
/ Brown Of ~ East Fifth street.
Mrs. Sanford X Brooks entertained
the Wednesday Auction club at the
Country club. yesterday, with a delight
iul afternoon. The next meeting Will
be with Mrs h. franklin Gill, ll23
West Thirty first stree,
%llonoring Mrs. J. $ Russell and her
h~ouscgueSt, Mrs. J. W. Wagner, NJ
James Harrington will entertain with
a matinee party at the Palace Satu:-
day afternoon. Her guests will be Mrs.
John T. Hopkins, Mrs g. T.. Block,e,
Mrs. A. II. Hcmstrcct, and Mrs. Rus
sell and Mrs. Wagner.
" y
Mrs. Frank W. Hardy OF l42j West
Twcnty-fiith street Was hostess TO the
~ s club Yesterday The afternoon
was occupied with sewing for the Red
Gross, Much intcres, was added to the
occasion by the presence Of Mrs. Ma
riah Hopkins and Mrs. +. +. Reeve
OF Rensselaer,, Indiana, the house.
guests Of Mrs. Hardy Other guests
were Mrs. J. T. Miller and Mrs ), !.
Freeman. The club VIII meet WIN
FIRST, on October "a
-,
MISS l%o>epn,n, pl'I"''H ave. y,,
'efuay rom liolu'eus'; anu W.
,penu i've "'l,'' W. nv. m,,
~ ~ '"'o''' '''- "N' ''N'"
''tv'' ~.
MI. i"'o,' : mourn W, =
ne'' 'eaNe> '"''N '' >'''"S' " 'F'"
the "'"''''
~ 'aU Nm,
l"S, E.''"h uo" up n.,
DR., and Mrs. w NJ Romine, and at
,ended the Wichita lair, alter whici
they motored to ElDorado IN company
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lev.
inSon in Kansas CITY A few DAYS. OF
their way home.
Mrs. +. J. West of Schuyler. Neb.
III ~. ,.e i, H.. La,,. =,
n, ,rd H., W., soI w., C,,,,
m.," w
a
ihe y u w. Vlun "nn'h nous ~
meeting once a "on'n WAS c"trt,"rhe'
YESTERDAY by MIS- > l. r'Sh' olo Eas
N'ht' N'fee' nc "oS',sS so'veu wv
'ul''ncon AZ ! oo'oIN anu ,'' '''el''o'
was very plcaSa''ly spent az heeuIe
WoIk' y SPet'ai bues' was Ms r. w
noueSgucs' OF MIS- ucotRe ~ q OF
west s,N'etn,h '.re,t inc ntHt mee,
my W .ic cruz WI, po oh No,eIno., -
Hl'n MIS- ~" '0'""'o"' '" "'S
r''s"'' S"'o'
Mr. NJ lone. VA. in I,w,on ..v
.t,I d,y, III, well an bus;ne,. ?,
: turning hom. v.s,e,day
. ~ ~ . =
Mrs n p. Jordon Of l7p We,
: Eighth leaves TODAY 10 make IN =,
: tended visit IN Dallas and other point
IN Texa,
Mice Manic Waldron ,6OI Nor,
: K,r;n lief, SUNDAY IN yi,;, for a mont
: with ir;cnds in For, Worth Dallas an,
Mineral Wells
NJ Harry W,ldro, NJ Cb,c,go n,
: me,,v nJ GLIabnm, C,,y y;s,,ed h,
: n,,.n,, Mr ,nd W,s W,ld,o,
: Iroi Nor,L Ei.,, and ,.,rrr.J bo,,
: w. I'"" NH CIV ','',' ~,
: SATURDAY accompanied ny, ms ht''
: daugntet' ,Sn'h'a' VINO hau ehloycu
: long VISIT with her grandparents
:
: Mrs. w Wallace, /lS West Nobl
: street. who has been III stacc earl
: spring. is slowly convalescing He
: daughter. Miss Ethel Wallace is on
: hrirf wish 10 her sisters. Mr., K. {
: IIar,mc,l in Louisville. Ky.. and Mr.,
: jaw ","' 'i'""." "1"'"' ~,
: y 'Np''''' w 80" u"' "'N' "''
: NJ, "a W,,,L,II y, p,,,.,o,,,
: u" ,L, = Ts;,;na HE ,nr W :
> VIZ ~ - UP ~ N'NlH ' =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-11
GERMANY SOUGHT
TO MAKE FAILURE
OF CELEBRATIONS
Hun Money Is Used Against
Peace Centennial, Learned,

WASlIlNGTON, Oct ll.Gcrmany
financed Irish American propaganda
organizations in the United States as
early as 1900 to combat the newly de.
vclopcd movement for celebration OF
one hundred years Of peace between
America and Great Britain, President
wilson has learned from leaders IN the
centenary celebration.
Got Quickly to Work.
John A. Stewart Of New York, chair
man OF the American branch of the
centenary committee, who recently called
at the White House with II. s. Pcrris
OF London, a leader in the British phase
Of the movement, brouRh, evidence that
within five weeks after announcement
of the centenary plans early in 1909.
German and Irish American interests
in the United States formed a number
Of associations and leagues to foster
interest in German affairs.
Most OF these organizations. Mr..
Stewart informed the president. shortly
NfNallt ''I RtN WIN lWf AlnfI " al
Truth society, whose president, Jcre-
miah OLeaty, was mentioned in the
secret message TO Count Won BetnStorii
from the German government, disclosed
yesterday.
Monuments to Enemy
One ui the activities OF the otgani-
yatipu was to erect elaborate mOnu.
mcnts over the graves oi promi-
ncnt German Americans and 10 give
publicity to historic roles played by
Germans in the United States
Development Of the British Amer
can peace centenary movement was
comba,ted by the German propagandlS,s
in a multitude OF ways, extending even
to lobbying against bills in state legs.
latures to promote success oi the cen
tenary celebration planned for l9l4 and
disarranged by the war.
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-10-11

200 600 and 500 Q00 ~ per cent be-
tiween s250.o0o and 100000; 81 per
sEB1 ssS7!Sg7 sSss gTi.
qqf As per cent between $7500OO and
3HO,0OO, and so per cent on incomes
III eding s1.OO0.O0O.
liz Increased Tax on Whisky.
reased SENATE rates on whisky
d4Ebeer were virtually retained, and
VI on wines somewhat reduced. The
distilled spirits was made $40
4fEallon when for beverage use and
ess for Industrial purpol1 -
IA I'd to raise s135. 0O0d LEI
A 3dment prohibiting importation Of
He'd spirits for beverage use was
14Nned. Floor taxes to reach with
I'm liquors were approved. Beer
WI taxed $3.50 per barrel additional.
ID Use $46,0O0,O0, an incrbasN ri, 25l
re per barrel over the house fMe!0i
&esent wine taxes were doubled.
xes on nonalcoholic Q8Araas1S
Nh compromised. On prepared.
fTps and extracts the tazM0 0def
Ii from 8 to 20 cents instead Of !,
~ 3 to - cents gsys|SNfr(
pied. Grape juice and other soft
} rs are taxed cent peuaApdngsr
PA ided by the senate in r6ht4hg Thy
q nal 2-cent rate Of the house.
nate rates on cigars and cigarettes
~ retained, but those on snuff were
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K curfs3t1HaEEnSr csMen, iaamIaIo

Council 70 adQpt an u O'clock curfew
NV sErtQESNeSA is1vxVdvi H1ass.
old. such movement to be effective
during the period Of the war; was dis
cussed by the women In their meeting
in the Senate chamber at the capitol.
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rers and ~ senate federal
|e taYS lFN s.b 1eASerees
ted afttctar4t k on all motor
] ';';;'ssI';;;''=:':; !s''Ela
n kes Of kker Cent Of mhlufad Or.
N ry alsdGsd wftl 3iR With a
y Asssatl hoot\ ~ }Y6tiob pic
NV hhertan}s J{x M \
pew sAstsA of gfad3ate9 iHheA.
taxes NEwtttep toltte bill
Gu of thes&OaJe plan and despite
4 enate's rejectdn Of SUCH ta1ks.
new rates d tnheIitancea With
of America1 sim military selvice
pied. range from |bne-halfof l
tent on $4,000 eS{ates of1O per
on estates II $ib,oo0Odo and
bulk of the 1{rea3& Is OF between
= 100000 and s3 .OOS boo niade by
y eonferees In Il senate hin was
n ted from the pbftagt. public utilI-
land manufact{ hng| sales ,ectlon
A the new Inherit hceI takesl
th but few e4dep4orf, Ihf new
Il are effective YIN thd pafsbge of
Senate vsrs| % Sta{ds
e income tax SECTION whs adopted
ally as written BIZ the senate. The
n e per ceas-Aorrt4l tax On incomes
! pore thsa 120OO fof married per-
a and $1,000 toy &ibsle persons is
p Edition to the Areyent law exempt
\ incomes of less than 5000, for sin.
II persons and $4,000 for married per.
A Thus those between the new low
4 option bases and the present ex-
n lions will h1 only thA2 per cent
~ but single pAs n n u =
AZ Of 5000 or T. ID ~ u
Il pns whose income Is $1,000 or more
Y ID pay the full 4 per cent normal
NJ. asM ,.,,gauey. w3..
r. an additional exemption Of $500
4 each dependent child to heads of
u lllaxub9eN @MNp hasn xla&jpaHI
4 pned. The exeya5is4d6 f54lAfep,
IN ever, does not apply to those sub
* to the new reduced taxes with the
\ Po-ssmt&hoes ssinpnuy. mynol
4 y for 9 .sassdhieaOp "s s,G s6iiR!s p
surtax 10 Agreed Upon.
:;:! .: .:..!0iijQ!:!:...:,5;:[;S!:;:$',
i less than $500 bdWouAt be-
n en $500 and $4,000; 3 per cent
n Feen $4,000 and $12.500; 4 per cent
II Teen $12,500 and $4,000; s per cent
\ Reen $4,000 and $4,000; Z per cent
/ bsssss 4 + .G@
cent between 100000 and $4,000;
4 per cent betwene $s0ChQB4oDo0-
Y % per cent between $780, 900 and
4 1000; IS per cent between $15O,0OO
4 Iso0 l0aeo esDUsse 1sss&e1Wseas
POO 600 and S25Q 00Q: "a per cent be.
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haialn Poverty.

.bataIu Poverty. )
Poverty Isl only contemplate wheS
kt,felt t0he so. Doubtless the bese
My't6imhKs our poverty respectable
is 70 BEEN never to feel 1t as an evil.-S
tB@l 10Y /
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-10-11

-. :. ~ IL --Al-GL-AIkNlkQllQ3
y Essay E@ QGT qNRdEFfR4l5sa Ola
Ire 4 1JARaNliANd TSkb XogA1rTAfxoa
H3syoN ArsxrL Esas.Ta nbIsH di1oN
0QLnEAbsT E,xTT YAs hN9d yhqth, dqnsdj !,
ls ssak IF l Nj yhsFsPf si " are ss
s! YER Gss VA s efSR q s yd SSsssis
pS{ess Wass 'abSat to ead, Ss lily 'pdrooina
p&S Vas 1Y6@ HetohpAsheda onafnefyN IA
III tdfea of iIsMely 'ido1dryJ rnl Kperra m
siMdeefe'I sabgtsniaD captivity the,EIsr, Aid
b&flpeaplA 9hayA been .iXNSshIpsrs dof ,
y II asa Gog HanS nj D sy haS a st$$Sa cd,
rssson iSSsrtSs Ysas fsiSitnahcs'' 10
|oH 3dehi46ehtity III Spite Sr tKeit nd All
ti&1h dfsIoeAtloh Hn6 theib rcaklng,up anw
ofheltsociaptles, Is thsIunlty Of ftheis oh,
f$th. snroandathe,nAs Gof.od,a haid 10 IL,
Thu proclamation, nj ucynus, Ivy. I'm,
Ehl The Time Of ". ~, The ffst
yTfs 6f Uyfas? tfiat ~ sfht bhrst 'yehtiI
aNfFh NY 'Gonqhest d' Babylunb
EeydH1#' 1t WIS brought ,Aboat4 tvll,nl
r. The GevHa sttmed hpp Ills, spirlt,urr
me n hdrd nofteanussal very, ynlIkslY,nd,
agents, lnrthe accomplishment of, bis o,,,
pyfpases,d There, H. ,pothlpg, too, hard ,.,
FOR him, He can readily use q heather
king to accomplish hIs "pGrPppose." he ''""
! 4-Asnta -~sy-ot- spp.sssA-ss-aas-
used TO- Ss|Ss tSs #a4e ~ t {s % pkSp
attention, !. Daniel was stu the -ln9p-
'ssntIaAo ,prlma, /, minister. al, babylon.
From his study Of, the pronhecIes OF
Jeremiah Tier, Is :12: Isa. 45:i'! comt"
pate Daniel b ~ Knew 'thxt 'fheN
Tim" Was hear fof14he teehn iUf .tss'lns
pebheeto their iUwh aAhd, 10. hu'Nrelyohw
Brought the hiAtt9r tbnhe atsenttsdI of,sm
the .kihH Andofersusdsd hthIYo .&ins.y,i
favor hisipeople.l ItI2 e-IW .tIaN sIW
nj ta)aItA CAntenta Avn. :2fhN D aidsnwoT
: e Eaa : !, confession asn'bsa t,sSsIasS =
% ssEsl ss} him , u &c fAs aSdn
Of heaven TIKI MOST Hsh. tie 'SuprehHgd"'
Cod q God 81 'gdHo,dhsss.. 'iRe deaiAred, b,
HE hay' kiyeh fip IN thefklKedSYns, ofsiu
the earth" anu tnHr cod Aaii with aul no
.thbrity laideupun him acknowledgement
hiWia,htdsa bit JeruBalepN ndoL
(b) A Generous Permission ,teI IseaelsIh
v.,8AnyAll wbp desired ARIgo PIP ytQi,H
were pesmttsa to TO- .'f He even ssSS S.
TIA blessing of thn fnrA tnikSla
The Raymer enterprise., 1917-10-11

-sT sd1 bal hIss1I1a 01w 1Am u
vE. CHAMPAIGN,
I'd bsbnad- ham1oi saw noisa,
/ cHoR erEKRNssSp sxpd
pxEqEHs,A AAYgAd ,gse.. ""'
I'd bewoHUr .N5M boiia1b sdi
rstsiA ma oon, 5AmIIl as,1sns,,a eIra7
arshalsa fobAia soysfa4adF qAA n
a,lwcsAsAsxstbSn .RlannAm a,n,
bsH obi its-sa4x-edt .isagald yyn
ern Newspaper Union News Service. ~
DAve4 .A1M alsahAhsBf t,clotadsiS
nm familipa for tho TIuitad Stataa
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be allowed to charge the con.
er, but the gross margin which
retail dealer will be- allowed 10 add
he average VIII d a sd ~
In making reta brDe& nv
he retail dealer Hfll be allowed TO
coal to the consumer at a price
ss Sc ps. a. "A n !l| !0l "a,
gin OF 1915. In no case, however.
he gross margin from now on to
Fed the gross margin Of July, 1917.
s{2EeexeNRIe.2,5etajl COIL dsa)eE.
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Loves Secret,

Loves Secret.
Loves secret Is to be always doinS
things for God, and not to mind be-
cause they are such very little ones.-S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-20
DRAFTED MEN ALL
GET COMFORT KIT
Red Gross Through Kings Daughters
Provides Every Conscript With
Popular Outfit.

Most of the time Of the local Red
Cross workers this morning was given
over to attending TO Rock Islands
second contingent OF draft army men
who departed al noon for Camp Dodge,
Iowa.
The canteeu committee of the local
chapter. under direction Of Mrs C. II.
Castctter. distributed some goodies
and other useful articles among the
bows. The Kings Daughters provided
each and every member of the CON
tingent with a comfort kit, through
the Red Cross. Quite a number pf
the boys called at the headquarters
for their kits To make certain that
all would receive them Dr. q. L. Eys-
ter. president of the local chapter,
called all Of the men together at the
Rock Island club at 9 O'Clock and
those who had not already secured
kits were provided with them then.
Word was received this morning
from the Illinois Red Cross beadQuar-
ters at Chicago that the state mem
bersnip campaign was still on. The
state committee has set the goal for
Illinois at ,00O. 600 members and each
chapter was urged to bend every ef-
fort to add new members at once. Hill
uois is now leading the United states
withf S50000 members. having more
than New York state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-20
GETS 40 DAYS FOR
THEFT OF CURRENCY

john Jones, C0IoreQ, Omaha, Neb.
was arrested last night at the corner
of Twentieth street and First avenue
by Ofcers Bennett and Minor. charged
with taking four one dollar bills from
the hands Of John Green In police
court today Jasper Arkansa. coIored.
an eve witness to the incident de-
cIared ne saw Jones take the bills.
Jones denied the charge Owing TO
the small amount involved Jones was
sentenced TO serve 40 days IL the
county Jail instead Of being forced to
face a robbery charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-20
ROCK ISLAND SELECTIVE SOLDIERS WHO
DEPARTED AT NOON FOR TRAINING CAMP

-Four meD called to depart at noon
for Camp Dodge to train for the new
national army. failed n appear and
six alterna-es were selected, four I'LL
ing the places made vacant BY the faiI-
ure Of the others 10 appear. and two
being sent so as to he sure that the
fuII 40 per cent. the second increment
would report az Des NoInes. Those
who left today are as follows.
Jacob II. Crapser.
16-John Arthur Bjork
22-Ernest Bregger.
30-Paul i. Swanson
35-GeorEe J. Waidmau
3g-Erueat Linw0od Morehead.
44-Jobn KeeneE
z5-Vernou Vincent Wilson
50-Floyd Divine MCGEE.
58-LyIe Ellis Reynolds.
GO John II. Lyons
66-Edward Lord Johnson
75-Everett Stone.
T9-Henry DeSmet
81-WesGey Francis Davidson.
S3-CyrieI Carpentre.
Edward " Holzhammer.
67--Logis DeBaetz.
501-Lee Camp.
Raymond n Lamausky.
105-J0hn KuehL
los-CIiHord il. Carlson.
I11-George II. Arp.
115-Eick Letice.
100 BaTth Nogel
1875 Ralph A. EIoCkboE
Iz6-WalteT ET1aCher.
49, Gail Jacobs
152 Joe Marietta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-20

s97-George " AuIhite
II7-Audrew Kletst
166 Joe GIie1ifer.
1877 Louis Ira chteubarg
201-Alex Munich
2S5-Fretl H. FeIdmau.
2S9-LeWis Boettcher.
3G5 Perry Petit
3g7-Francfs ". Walker
35-PhiIip ] Bruhu
1853 Frn est n. Mueller.
415-Ed Kleist.
425-F Frederick s. Miller
35s-OttO I. Pearson.