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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-09-07
Triton ANTICIPATES BIG
MEETING OF LAND OWNERS.

Triton, GA, September I'm
for the meeting of the
Georgia Land owners Association
meeting to be held in this city on the
fifteenth day of this month oevr eight
hundred invitations are being sent out
from the joint office of the association
and the Triton Board of Trade to
members of this association and others
interested in every part of Georgia.
President n G. Bartlett, of the State
association of Commercial Secretar es
has advised that he will call meeting
of this association also on that date
an6 at the same place for the purpose
af taking action contemplated to put
said association on record as being in
full sympathy with the movement for
which the Georgia Land Owners As
sociation stands. More detailed an
nouncement of this second meeting
will follow.
The work on the programme has
been pushed with untiring effort by the
men in charge. 1t will be made pub
lie as soon as all acceptances are in
which will be within day or two.
Suffice it to say here hat a more in
teresting and forceful programme
along this particular line was never
presented to Georgia audience.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-09-07
AMER!CUs SHOWS
ALCAZAR THEATRE.

Friday.
Blue Ribbon feature. Alice Joyce
and Harry Morey, in THE Question"
five acts and final chapter Mystery of
the Double Cross"
Saturday.
Triangle plays. Enid Bennett, in
The Girl, Glory" five acts, and
Wheels and Woe" Triangle comedy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-09-07
Saturday.
OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY.

Charlie Chaplin in The Cure" and
a Fox comedy.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07

2atontf9. .Sie fpO6nen
bobl Tebr rubig in Der SartenIrabe,
Serr 8Iim9en2"
Md - oas mar sinmat!!"A
rWieIo - ausge3ogen2"
..Nsin - 3piainge."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-07

Qe Snnenonfdt Bcgt cine 3mtroIbone NIT Ser gerbinorrng. 8t..
fdn safe unO Spetp3immer. Ge iett 10 beGe6te @lastbhre 1T gut
an artennen, audi 0e olsgdegten @I0s.8ointra8cr I'M 8or6elonitranf.
9iefes 6au8 1T Sc SUP brett BEL elmer &iefe bon "a SUB rnO benmloeaf
fd fnf electromagnetic aonmern int 8Deiten Stof. gautoten, mi AM9'
no5ae BON gaierlermg un0 @e3onIo8e 5000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
POUND HAMMERS
JASNOWSKI IN
CAUSTIC LETTER

Beratnz frw counts pol slcian.
&c cross roads p genera. ana Prose-.
lt0r Charies IL Jasro7 sk r par
cg.ar. Attorney james n Pound
sem cagst letter 80 'he county
auditor Tueeda, together Frf 81
recelp'ed bll ,6r }'7- "a ,or h cr
slcas fri acting ~ Awicsa ou-Ia@
gr f-.ere cf ffe -ogr' -e7'. eating
Recorder VILLAIN r Corroli- before
tta gr~src ,or-- r fhe hearing on
re matter - ur ticflon in calling
rWs .Hy
lercr SIR Pound declares
fast af.sr demanding an hour In
wa'ch 20 arg4o le casa before he
lrreme courf ~ rns allor
rnlnrfr- Ile uirHc Ir1rs repre-
sentative no ava-s, spent most ~
.he zine sllo- d tiu 'a Duplication
Cor time 0 y4 H flEHnf brief
"ArYWsy VA ffafo. beaten
re ir+fr~ s-ates nuf { would raft-
or oe heafen aud o. 40 The fdlt >
did man fo 30 fhe s5bi.c prosecutor
pifh az his a-aIsfarfs vho depr'yei
'hr r'ft ~ Detr0i-xp rroumflon
% nearly a million. ~ ne liberty 70
nte.e smirHi proceed rg- ~ prs
tect 'henselyos. 10 favor OF feN
c0lr politician. af cf0rs road
ft3 Ali FORM mo grand iurY. ever
one - henchman ~ DO officials
whom ftey frp fo Investigate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
Young Strikes His Bet
ting Stride Tues
day

WASHINGTON Aus In was
intimated this morning thaf Hoo
c srd ra INK 49, . .s.... 49,
nothing A. lo.{ a This trop
weather confirm pitchers afl D.
worked IN shor, IN Efmke mar
start. bar % b. ~oi likely fhar rr
will anish nor viii Do DE- censuret
II he retirPs IN favor 0f Gum .nEaHr
or somebody else Baseball I'M fh
weather is as m0eh ot i0kr a
was during mo bitterly cold qrn4
The game This afternoon in
portant for two or three reason.
One b. that victory 1911 ci0ch fh-
series and make girt0ry over NaH
johnson tomorrow worth .cln
sweep of me va hIngfon nsar .0r
Another s that would bs
straight vicf0ries for fhc Tigers
The chief developments of the
last "A hours deal with Pepper Nnr
YOUNG and oscar Fff No1nc ra
gained bis barug err @eedat and
made three hif si 0f which irve'
Oped into runs lf has been figured
that a break az This sur B. a,i fhst
will be needed to stars hm s0ir
again ~ his Old ESQ clip.
Oscar Virt is sad Young Wau
<fie pulled a 1oncr luesda> fhat eiiE
make him The buft of i0seefers Cor
years 20 come ln me fourth inning
an argument started over play af
third. Writ had the ball and held
II. When the dehaters were 7hafod
Nick Altrock asked VIZ 20 see The
ball Nick vas coaching at -h.rt
This Is COMMON trick 20 work on
bushcrs just uih Niff did Voss fhe
ball 70 Nick. whG sidesferpei aDf
LEI n roll away ioWard NE st2nd
or course the man or fhird scored
The game itself wa-\yery i0oSc.F
played Nobody deserved fhe Scor
ing totals credited by The bcx score
This boner OF Viifs and some
ragged fielding rs Cobb gavN thr
Nationals 70 , lead Ia the fueCff
Ayers and Dauss both were ovAy
come BY the heat and had 90 retire,
Gallia and Carroll Jones taking gr
the pitching burdens Jones 1as
good and allowed no more scOrinc
A wild throw on Young aud hit
by Stanage gave Tige one in ttg
sixth. The count was tied in Che
seventh, when Veach WAS hlt hy n
pitrn~d ball and Heilmann g0f cred
II for double when Eddie Foster
gummed the play on gropnders
Milan finally got the ball and 'hrc~
II away. All his enabled Veaca 20
tally
A walk and a pair ~ bunts fhed
the bases for Detroit iu fht
eighth A Mild pitch and a single
BY Wit scored them an These
counters decided fhe game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
% Pare. Hickman HotsL " Oss
Two IN Three
FOUR OFFENDERS
SENT TO PRISON

Eari SHARP 70 af Hoxarth-
plesdsd guilty. fo e rge ~
abandoning hl- felarf tr.t.. AFTER
torrrs $3.50 fr1nI mother n
fn ard vas .flferrec t6 one eas
I'd rr no fl9ge 1erra sharp
1rr-Fff H Pflafhipaia
y ItBe-ell 'H oliver csgg\ 'r,Hg fo
~ sfoit % aufomohna pas son.
enraa 'r fnu- mnrfhe ard AIhrrf
nnng snd Hafaii Nesting r1u
.IrH ai driving anae car arirrE
int fo Capt tRr1 MHtsn r
ru gihcfr noR -fa'idn.d
1herIdan were sentenced to
months eacn-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
Presidents WI AoaIn

The Presidents cricket feame-s -on
tinnes 20 have ~ on ail corners hu
u had a Close call the last time uu
The De Sole Neal team did the -cor
Ina The nnal score was go fo r'
\cogntersA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

The annual convention of sths
Michigan Association az Police
Chiefs. sherifs and PROSECUTING 49,
torneys meets ~ Grand. Ha'ids for
q threeday session
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
STANDINGS
American League
STANDING


Detroit IN Wash uEtun
Chicago ia Boston.
81 i.outs IN NeW York
Cleveland 'in phNatflrlla-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

beside the merchant Lillian Was on
his other side
Along The upper road. ordered
The merchant 20 the chauffeur It's
-moother there Tor talking
For se, era miles little was said.
then the merchant turned abruptly
We've been down to see the wife
AID granddaughter OF my old fshing
and boating guide. Ben ne said 4
only found our she WAS alive ~ y
eidsn' They told me about EHar
ufilc gift
"Oh the. the old clam woman,
guessed Ben. coloring uncQmtort
ably
Voc .-she's seen digging CLANS for
living. nut I've put an end 10 that.
And 10 persuaded me 10 have a talk
with "ou Generally | don't try 10
boost cor rrtdrd younE t/n have
some SO. with more harm than good
results II IRIS in a fellow 10 rise,
he'll do it. given chance, and In
these days the chance is open TO
pretty much every body In your
case. Ben.' saw good deal OF
promise fill you started tina. TOOL
store back In the Town suburbs in
BOX and pull he I'D down. Do you
want some good advice"
Yes. STR" fsintly~s''er, 10 mean
ven much At little prod from
Lillian side And l'll promise 10
follow 10 to tho letter ~
"Humph We'll close our that
dInky store just rs lulck's the Lord
Njil l-t YOU ANY money YOU may
lose isn't worth so much IA your
'.,ue now if sou can't sell or give
u away. hg,n Then come 10 me
and lll lct YOU have place in my
tore. whore YOU can learn 20 do
hinss right and a biz way Save
y0ur wumN and Rhon ready strike
1ut or w8Nhr ill lake YOU in with
Wr Who Knows
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
TheEpenin Story
Reason For Selling Out.
Copyright 1915. ~ " werncrp

The counter until she Same 20 d pile
of cheap calico remnants. Ben MAS
Near fhe window and was uneae.lH
conscious thar thr eyes of the old
woman Nere ,1uINra Ra.chlus f'SN
it hu~ nim strangely to euh "
she Mas watching .ur a clau'T to -e-
crete few cent Wur'h of tlc
cheap goods Flor % moment Dr. was
tempted lo turu a,S nsch an1 Bet
her hide As much as she rnu.t
carry away out s. thought ot What
that would mean caused him o
walk quickly 20 where she WAS h8H
standing aeltt'ouchne
can ] show you .omc az tht -
nsnts he asked. uucoDselou.t nlf
ing more corta.y into BIS toec
Than De was aware
she looked . tmIly ard st fe,f
quick re@en mtn' aEHin-. lw-rlf
Tor hl> suspicion A woman ufl
faOse ryes could nc' -tnal
No sir ti ~'a. Eou br 4u
lls' walked M she sai treWa.ol-
rs Them pretty CallAer,
Yes some of fhrm ars rather
pretty la0f Ief tou hate -oi1r
~"
0Ne epprd aA.
We're 'Ftf- HT'
'i'iA
ina ou' ne Stores NN
-'.i
m sn .usf come .u uu
"'a
0t t .u'4
e@a }o~ s
- ' Ntt
o1e
n'n o.'i
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
~ The
CTAGE
BY Ripley.


E~l
,-r r.t
rr'
hN
SONS er1 tarre
ere N
l-n'
m
as been retain
A.
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,~ o..~-
ass s oo
mrsr..rs
h1-.- ia,
s~ hrs aft4-.
p.a-. .W,ts IA tie
s. .nd ha1t. TIM. wHtaI Rims.
the nsw s,r.at .raL serial
49, h,.. o.---lr. -r~t0z
~ ess
,'. .t-'ra "a ne
-4s r..-.~,
fH r,a. san.e me
..--~..-- .sI.a ta. ga-tfrr.
fss ~ r5rl-
Tr .. .+- .-rf mum e.
nt p % ra~h ~
rrs- and --- --fr -ra.-r az Ak
s.+r t.r..s wear Etng-
ana 1refs Rah
sh e rfa.s re-sI
faA-rr rtr .srat program
Ian ng4
fIrt.r~ AsIzs arl-f3iue
~ exc ren-
a~ '"" and
tA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

prlntine--tar ptRin neat kind--thst
o riwhr--Timr~ Job pepf.--Nain t5c0.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

prsstfrgA-she ptAin asas ktsd-that
= s>sAs--sss<ss Jys Deps.--Mss~ ts1o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01
Savings Bank!
Handling Personal Finances

well has been the making of many sue
cessful men.
The use Of COMMONWEALTH
checking account will enable you TO han
die your individual money matters accu-
rately-preventing loss and building up
your personal credit with merchants and
business firms
No charge for the use Of checking
recount here. Open your account at
once.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

Prirftns-the pisin neat kisd-thsi
10 risht--Ti Job Del t.-Wstn ssDo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

WASHINGTON. Aus i-it was
lntimaied lhia morn-na InaL u-N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-01

van, some thraad and binding
No. no nofhln more n alarm
I'd protest I've go' little thread =
home an well MAKE that O. .
can't arord 20 uln NJ a bi9rer bH
ies' nov
While he vas wrapping I'D no
calico her flnid gaze rose from rhe
counter 10 ne shelves Them p
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24

but to the reputation Of the army and
IF the coun3Ty-
Making Use of Spare Time.
The use that man makes of his
time of duty is good test Of MS char
acter and of MS capacity for growth
The good soldier is seIT-restralned
Don't spend your time repeating IN
decent stories. They add nothing p hat
ever to vour standing. either with the
men 10 whom yoa tell them or with
EoUr officers. 0vdid botsterousnesss
rUlsarity and profanity.
This doesn't mean al all that EoA
should keep Yourself n the back
ground or that Eou should fail so BE a
good u kerr Let your personality
stand out Broaden your influence by
every proper method But use your
personality and your influence to help
the men ia your own squad and com
pauv carry on their work and prepare
as quickly as possible for the big task
ahead OF YOU
Save some of your spare time for
study The manuals and drill regula-
tons viii grow more and more inter
estluE 70 you as Won become more
familiar with your new duties. Mem
orize some Of the important passages
Make yourself au authority on every
taiaE tnat pertains 10 company drllL
These are simple rules that VIII
help any man, whether IN or out Of
the army. 30 make himself liked and
rez pgcIed. They are easy rules 10 oh
serve. Follow them. and EOu viii add
greatly 10 your enjoyment 81 army life
and to your chances for promotion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24
MONEY OF THE WAR
VARIED IN FRANCE

Amsterdam, Netherlands - Emerg-
enCy money has long been circulating
i'm large quantities in occupied north
5rn France. 1t is all of paper and
similar material. varying from stiff
cardboard to parchment. Here it Is
printed in highly artistic. ornamental
style, there it merely bears the com
muuai stamp with the mayors sigma
ture. General Quartemaster Hahn
dOrff IS now endeavoring to Introduce
some order into the situation, accord
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24

penalty of from six months 10 IL.
years Imprisonment Is prescribed ~
the counterfeiting, circulation aud rs.
Of forged notes or the alteration 4
genuine notes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24
lesson n. II Playing the Game.

A-tss+ft4 -''s - +t+a ss--
preceding lessons. Your Post of
rg-~ . sr.r-so.. cod az Soldier
--,4. 49,
-N--s t1a-i-isa
ting Ready for camp 81 iEsl t'a' 3
n camp g. Cleanliness In Camp T.
yaar Health Marching and .are
III Fsa+ q Fqa~ ErHEu-7aut aud ARMS.
M Recreation ir CAMP
There r. i 9rfnn.az interest about
+fee ladders life thai makes strong
-naear +a vigorous Americans This
rs aa.7hf. rree 5a time 81 war when the
soldier mas : serious object lu view
and gives Ills whole mind ta hts new
duties
Van v-1f fr5 this interest growing
sz .z-ru advance New. scenes and as
sociatea VIII bring you a new point Of
view. You WiA ne less wrapped UP
IMAM you nave 'eeA ~ many p4tety
personal aaessloAs- you " III e3s t3-74
IFaEa many 81 lae He--t OCEANS t-.~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24
WAR DEPARTMENT LESSONS DESIGNED TO
INSTRUCT MEN ORA FLED FOR NEW FORCE

7 and transportation are provided by the
government in addition the private
soldier receives $50 per month while
He is ia the United States aud s83 per
month while he Is abroad. Following
IS table which shows the monthly
pay for some OF the higher Hon-com-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24
C0rsets

Summer corsets of ventilated mesh
fabric, light and comfortable
S125 values no
TOT ese f..-..-.ss .s.sssss.s, - ~ w.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24

.sSwirt's Pride laundry sen best
for all laundry purposes ele
5000 bars last
for ..,.....,,.... r,..... aa go U
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24
Your Monthly PAY.

While the men in The national army
are serving at the call of duty and not
for money. nevertheless everyone viii
BE paid more than enough to take care
OF all necessary expenses. These ex-
8euses are very slight. Clothing, food
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24
Fruit Jars
Bed Sheets

Iemmed bed sheets of good seq
Yiceabie quality muslin en-
85c value Saturday, each. - - G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24
Peps0dent

Wen known PepsodeuE Tooth
paste. highly recommended b. the
dental profession m
soc tubes .........-.......... % - g
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24

Special tomorrow - regular E5r
tubes Of Ponds famous VANISHING
f 5aa . GOA cream. .......... I9c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-24
ChIdren,s Skirts
Men Shoes
Men IS Shoes

Mems high cut, gun metal button
shoes, with heavy sewed soles.
wonderful value, GaS9 - a
per pair .-........- $500, - So q - a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
Wife Runs Office
While Man Fights

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Sept n
CSpccalD-I will manage the bust
ness and YOU can fight for the United
States"
This was the reply OF Mrs lowell p.
lamorcaux when her husband cx-
pressed a desire to- enlist. but said he.
feared he could not afford to drop his
business He now is in the United
States aviation training school in San
Diego, Cal Mrs Lamorcaux is con
ductlng his insurance and bond office
III the Mcknight building
ives 1t Is good hard work, bu, not
nearly so hard for me as II would be
to know that my husband couldn't
serve his country because OF a DEPEND
ent ablc-bodlcd wife" ,aid Mrs Lam
orcauv as she started from her office
To call on a prospective patron
when We first talked over the mat
ter ! was certain that il my husband
could learn to ily could learn to sell
insurance and bonds He has learned
to ily and have learned my part"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
C';saC,9{;, &c, czS ~ TgA

children Miss Elizabeth and Sidney lr..
are now IN Santa Barbara. Cal. IN
which the, say 1t is their intention to
return here the FIRST Of the year and
will continue to make this their home.
Mrs. X Brannun who has been
the guest for several months OF her
daughter Mrs. Kay Young and Mr.
Young, Twenty fourth street and Nc
kmlcy avenue, IS leaving next week ior
a visit m points IN Texas. before re
turning to her home n Atlanta, Ga.
y n
Mr Jack Upsher OF 22S West Twelfth
street leave, Ihi, evening Tor a short
visit IN Tulsa
Mr. and MIR, S,gmoud GodNcn y
loci West First street are entertaining
Mrs X l. Edwards and daughter
Laura OF Asher. Okla
"
Miss Incl Madcrson OF 40 EaN
Ninth street i, going to Norman to-
morrow for short visit
n
MI. Harry SCh1ctcr Of III Reno was
the week end guest OF Mr. and MrS
". t. WcStcotl, BPS East Eleventh
street
Mr and Mrs. Earl BENTLEY, who are
on an cNtcndcd tour Of the west IN their
car. are now in Texas. They are cN-
pcctcd home October J.
= -
Miss Helen rugh Of go West Eighth
street entertained the I.u 1crpe Bridge
club yesterday having as her addi-
tlonal guests, Mrs y X Pope, Mrs
lame Nppcr ON OF Chicago. Mrs. K T.
Thomas and Mrs Mabel McClclland
Miss Grace Scales made the high club
score and Mr, Pope that for the
guests Mrs Edward ! Spurlock and
Mrs Thomas Rhodes Longmlrc were
made ncw members OF the club which
viii meet October s with Mrs Leonard
. Hancock West, 1889 West Tenth street
y y
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. puph returned
th, morning rom motor trip 10
llcadlon and Ardmorc
u
Mi and Mis-. James NppcrSOn p'
Chicago are guest, ior several weeks
at the Lee llucklns hotel
4 +
Mr. and MrS James NJ Chapman Of
l44l East Park place are entertaining
Mr., A. $ Hamlcy and ht,lc nephew
Don Alfred, Of Paul, Valley this week
The St Cecilia Choral society will
open it, years work Wednesday after
noon with a business meeting at 4
o'clock at the home OF Mrs Arthur II
Gcisslcr, 1903 West Seventeenth street
The regular rchcarSalS will begin next
week being held as usual at the home
ul Mrs GclSSlcr.
Miss Hazel Shcidler Of Saltwater is
the guest this week OF Miss Lucille
Stccn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
In the Days News

II T. Byram. who today become,
president OF the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
ST. Paul railway IN success ion TO A J
Earlug. who has been named chairman
oi the board Of directors, is a notable
example Of the man who IVA, risen 10
the highest position m the railroad
world after starting at the loot Oi IN,
ladder Mr. Byram was born IN Gale,
burg. H. in lHnS. A, the age ol ~ NE
began his career as an office boy M
the service OF the Burlington road m
his native town A few years later he
was transferred 10 the general offices
m Chicago. where he was employed a.
a clerk and ,trnngraphcr His first
position oi importance came TO him m
1919. when he wa made assistant gen
cral superintendent ui the Montana
Central railway For som, Nrats hr
oc,uurl responsible positions m the
.r,v.r of the Rock island system
Then he returned lo the Bnrlln-,on u.
which company ~, eventually became
wee president
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

DIV
81 II ISS Ol.lCE AND MISS FL
MI ..n,,,,.nnr,r ,,o, -,
XVII WIN IltNNiN''' ''V' '''>''''
boulevard, entertained with a
thcatcr party this afternoon IN honor
OF Miss Helen Gilbert whose marriage
to Mr. Gerald Steven, OF Chicago Is
an interesting social event OF saturday
Their guests were Miss Gilbert, Mss
Florence Belle Bcattc, Mrs. !. fanl
Richardson Mrs J. W Gilbert and
Mrs, +. L Herring
. ~ - y Nj, ,.,...,..
Mr' Ernc'' +" bake o' -'lo .'HN',''
to picnic TO be given Al h,S tarm
northwest OF the town Sunday Ncntcm-
Der 80 Among the 'con'''',ona OF
fered Tor the pleasure oi the quests are /;
Fishing bass, cralWc carp and
buffalo
"Rait-Worms, rra honpct' cra",,
~<iads, spinncrS, and dowa2acS AMI
everything else you think OF lMnno"'
no good now)
Shooting Doves hhCkhlrdS. at ra-
ito OF 10 10 /. rabbits g,a,,hoppcrS
turtles and snakes. Go quail OF bear
"Eating-All YOU can bring and Al
YOU get Also apples, melons, canll-
loupcS, tomatoc, lrcd and grccnl, SUI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
Lure of Lights
Jails Ex-Mayor
of Rock Island


TEORIA Ill, Sep, y -(SpccialO --
The lure Of the lights on the Bowcry
proved too strong for George Nc
taSkrin. former mlypr oi Rock Island.
who was released under suspended
sentence 10y Police Magistrate Michel
Thursday ON hi, promise TO leave
Peoria and he wandered bach to view
the red lights again last night,
Police picked HIM mp at Frs, and
Franklin street, a, Nc was SoliloQu'l-
ing on the adyrsabllity OF violating his
parole
MoCaSkr,u will be- sent ,o the house
oi correction Monday tDr hi'y-nlnc
DAYS the police said TODAY. under the
m',,mu, suspended over HIM last week
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HAIR ON FACE
DIvIrAlIzEp

Unlike pastes and rub on preps srstions,
which merely remove hnlr from the sur
face NJ the skin. neMlrnclc, 'he original
sanitary liquld. devitnires hair by at
tRCkng II under the skin. I, alone con
tulnB certain ingredients which give II
tho power tu roh hair NJ It's vitality. II
does this by absorption
ncMlraclu works cuunlly we'll for re-
moving hair ftow flco neck, arms, under
rms M lulNg 80 prevent Il from show.
Iur through WuHNngs
lnsist uu the genuine poMirncle I, N
tho only dupIn'ury that has money
back gtu,tNutur In each p"cauge In soc,
81 mud g. bottles At rll toilet counters, or
direct from us IN plain wrapper on re.
yclpt ot priur
FREE booklet mailed In plain scaled
envelope ON request Write FOR II today
and ie1d n before ynu make another ap-
pllcatlon ~ any depllatnry. DeMlrae>o
Chemical co. Dept 1920, Park Av. Al
l1sth ST, New York. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27

lowing table shows the comparison
when energy IS considered
On the basis oi energy supplied one
Found OF cottage cheese equals
S1-S ounces Slrloln steak
II IA ounces steak
II IA ounces chuck rib beet
1854 ounces fowl
II ounces fresh ham
ounces smoked ham
q ounces lon pork chop
! 7l-3 ounces hind leg al lamb
- 81 ounce, breast ui veal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-27
Boxcar Invites
Tramp to Enter,
Then Door Locks

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept n
CNpcclaD-N clcvcrly designed box
car which the Southern Pacific railway
has installed captures aga holds the
tramp who ventures aboard. The doors
OF the car are lett open, and whoever
will may enter
\ burglar mat ON the floor under the
straw operates as soon as II is walked
on automatically lighting an electric
bulb on the top OF the car.
With the turning off of this light the
doors of the car silently close, and the
tramp finds himself practically in jail
Later he is released into the hands Of
the railroad police