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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
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Uncle Wigouy and the Moon Man.


tfyu yliAT" cried Nursc Jane Euyy,
w Nuyz' the wuskut Ind,
o w housckccp,r ns she saw Tn
Gle Wigcily Lougcnrs th.
rabbit gentleman take his red white
1"i nluy striped rheumatism Crutrh
down on the piano and put ON his bu
sllN hu YOU are not going out nov.
VIM not the huuu, uncle wanted
in know
Why. because its coming ON darh
"rhpt makes mo- matter NJ difference
20 me, said Uncle NggtlN. with %
laugh ~ can. have adventures ut night
as. Vel ps h' daN
"lGsidce." ho Went on "you forget
that when / was over u tho Arabian
sights city ~ I1gdnd I went out pt
night with the tBlluh lbruuu nj Rns.
child. and We md man, adventures
We'll. I suppose n you're romc ON,
nothing VIII sluu YOU. sighed the musk .
lal RdN housck'crct 'Suu ! hope uoth-
~ hope an adventure happens" said
Uncle NiggilN. ms hr hupprd uIf In tho
Ihtkness, over the fields oud through
lie had no, gone ycr, nr before he
h'i,mr man s,iiinr un z log " M" woods
hnd on nll. peaked hat IT'S of uo
~ oh dear"
"uh, don't he "a sad" laughed turl,
NivglN, in his iOllv voice ~ YOU D.,
lost perhaps ! can sct YOU ON YOUR WtN
again What else ls the matter uud
who are YOU Are YOU from the Arab.
ian Nights asked Uncle Wiguil,. fnt
the little man did look something liz,
The cutlons chnrs with whom the bum,
uncle had hpd many adventures
You ugnt Cull me u pArt " IN,
Auhhn Nights tnswcrcd thv odd M
tie fellow ~ ain the man In the moon n
=, The man IN the moon. cried tuclc
NlrriN. iu sururisv WHY | Thought Nou
came tumhline down 10 inquire The way
. tn Norwich ~
II did once said the little mnn. "nui
that was I'm the Mother t,uusc Hook A."
Then what are YOU doing down on
earth again" asked tncle WlggilN
"iMHh' exclaimed the moon man "It 3
n rtnni srcrci ,,,n,c Hun ~ t,,,t
81 q moving picture show You Sc,
I'm su busy keeping the moonlight lnmps
. lighted that I never get time Ia so TO u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
Won JAG0W'S NEPHEW
ASKS FIRST PAPERS
AS CITIZEN OF u. S.

Y AkE CHARLES, la. fcb. q
Morr,, lagow, who said he is
O a nephew ol the former head uf
the Lctman foreign office. filed an.
pli,atiun lot naturalization papers
Tuesday laguw at present i, EN-.
plo,cd at humber camp a, near
gtJcVc,. La lie SAID hc served ,cy
tral wears IN the t.ctmar navy hut
intends to make hl, future home in
America
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
Mask Ball Friday Night

lAm tho Picnic Crowd the State
fikc Crowd AZ the Auditorium 1oniph,
You meet yout friends you meet
strangers YOU meet people irum All
parts oi the state there Dancing every
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28
GTe THEATRES


Presented. complete. iu 'nrc, ats. 400
r'"k, n' the Metropolitan ih'ot,r. Dora
ILuruC BE- attracting record crow. .
NHud'Nill" between the acts Inrntr,
l"oua h'iuy appears 49, bora e. w.
SotGcru o. featured 600 Tn. thsitr'
also The Mysteries Of M'rl" Sew pie.
turoS nud new vaudeville Thlr.dls
~turllng SUNDAY. Tempest and sun
shine. AN week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

Placing oi women teachers OF Boston
900 ha,,, OF equal pay with men iur
equal work 3, sought b, the RoStod
High school Assistants association IN
a b'li now before the Massachu%,, leg
lslautc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

36-inch taffeta and Satony in stripes,
plaids and checks; light and dark color
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-28

Crcepers sizes months, and years made Of gngham
stripes plain pink, blue white; priced SOC
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Liue Sparks in Silks

Special Black taffeta of extra heavy
quality, in Iustrous jet black finish
"a strictly high grade pure silk at
yard .........................$l.l $l.l0
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
The War Today

Just as the Russians i'm the east
have torn a big gap i'm the Austro-
German lines in GaIiCia, captured
Haijcz and pressed on toward
Lemberg. the GaIician capital, the
Germans on the western front
have started a menacing offensive
near the Belgian coast
The Germans succeeded in their
initial push by leyeling the de-
lenses through an intense bonn
hardment for u hours and then
attacking last evening over the
devastated ground. The bridges
across the ser were destroyed by
the heavy fire and the sending up
Of reinfoTcements was found inn
possible. Thus penetration. 800
yards deep on front Of t,400
Yards was effected.
On the French front in northern
France an attack was made by the
Germans In the Woeyre district
near Fiircy. They were elected
from a portion of the trench i'm
" hieh they temporarily gained a
footing.
British naval air forces attacked
the Turkish-Germau fleet lying off
CORstantiHepie and obtained hits
and causing explosions and fires
on board
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
ROOT AND PARTY
NOT TO SEE JAPS


wasb3nton. July 1.-THE American
mission to Russia is expected to re-
turn directly home instead Of stop
ping of i'm Japan on the way. il was
stated auth0riratjyeIy a. the state de
partment today that there never had
been serious consideration Of the sug-
eestion that the mission would ac-
cept the opportunity TO pay lis re
sperts tn Japan on its return trip Il
is deemed very urgent that Eilhu
Root heading the commission, return
10 Washington as quickly as possible
in order to give the government the
first hand personal acquaintance with
the situation II ifs also possible that
Mr. Root VIII make his headquarters
in Washington for some time 10 help
coordinate American aid TO Russia
and interpret events there as they de
yeIop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
DOGS CHANGE OLD
ENEMY NAMES FOR
NEW YANKEE ONES

Chicago. July ll-Add horrors of
war
The ut7 dachshuu5 around the cor
ne- has been having deuce Of q time
since tae United states cast her lot
against fhe co-rartnersh.p Of Me and
Gc-r Prior 10 rhe advent of this
country IN the war he displayed an
amlcaE.e disposition and wagglnE
Tall When called Kaiser bur that day
Is past according to the dos license
bureau 81 the City clerks Office
Since the start of the war. said
City Clerk Igoe yesterday, owners Of
many dogs have changed the names
ol their pets Kaiser was great
EaIe Ear Gachshuuds bur this year
Eou Vous md any Of thar name
Mrs Josephine Schade Of 1925 Lake
Park avenue applied for 2 dog license
yesterday When the deputy clerk
asked fer the name of the animal she
replied without smile. Billy sun
day
Some 81 the other names for dogs
are B.aso. Cupid Peanuts, Snakes,
woodrow, Hardware. Snookem, Gus.
Way do YOU call him thate" asked
1He clerk when "Hardware's' owner
applied for q license
Because" replied the other sol
EMMY every time We call him he
makes . bolt for the door"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
I.W.W. CroaOd
of Arizona Has
No Place toLjght

Needles. Cal. July I1-Clrizeus
armed with shotEuns received so men.
mostly Industrial Workers Of the
World, upon their arrival here early
today from Jerome ArIz-. whence they
had been depoEted 4 woman tn the
party escaped and search was iUsU-
tuted for her. Two men also got
away
The newcomers were told they
would have to return 80 Arizona The
men were started back for Arizona on
another train few hours later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11

Washington July 1t- Representa-
tive Dyer of st. Louis today announced
ne would ask Postmaster General Bur
Lesson 70 issue an executive order
changing she name of The postofce at
East ST Louis. III, where race riots
recently occurred St Louis resi-
dents. Dyer said. are being embarrass-
ed by the prevalent belief that the two
cities are one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
TEN MILLION TO BE
USED FOR ITALIANS

Rome, July 11-Ahout $4,000 0O0
viii be used 10 organize American
Red Cross hospitals and amhulances
on the Italian front This sum Will
be taken from fund Of 100000 000
which American headquarters in
Paris have al their disposal for Eu-
rope
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
Latest Bulletins

London. July 1.-THE sinking
Of II British merchantmen OF
more than 1850 tons IS reported
in the weekly summary Of ship
ping losses issued here today.
New York. July 1.-THE Ameri-
can steamship kaHsaR carrying a
crew Of 30 men, has ben sunk, pre-
sumabiy off the French coast, aC-
c0rding to a cablegram received
here today by the France and Can
ada Steamship company, which
chartered the vessel. The fate of
those on board is not known.
Melbourne. Australia. July IL
A dispatch received here from
Suya. Fiji Islands. says damage
has been caused in the Samoan is
lands by q. severe earthquake and
tidal wave, The Friendly isIancs
also have experienced an earth
quake.
Stockholm. July 1.-THE gov
erument has instructed the SWed-
ism minister at Berlin to protest
against the torpedoing of the
Swedish fishing boats by German
submarines
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
IS STRATEGIC
KEYT0TOWN
OF LEMBERG
Two Thousand Prisoners
and 80 Guns Also Taken
British Forced Back

Petragrad. July According
to a telegram received from the
general stan. the pursuit Of the
enemy IN Galicia continues. The
capture of Hailcz. strategic key TO
LENDERS, is confirmed, the Rus
slams taking prisoners and more
than 80 guns.
Ia addition TO capturing HaliCz.
the Russians took 1900 prisoners
and 80 guns. They also advanced
westward on the left bank Of the
L0mniCa river and pressed for
ward ON the ZOl0t-
vim front. These announcements
were made by the war office to-
day.
The Russians have reached the
Pesiecz- LesiuvSa- Kosmacz line In the
lighting between Sunday and Tues
day in the direction of DoIina the
Russians took more than 10000 pris-
oners and so guns.
London. July 1.-THE enemy pene-
tra-cd British positions i'm Belgium on
front Of 100 yards to a depth Of
500 yards, says q statement issued By
the British war Office today.
I'm their advance the Germans
reached The right bank Of the User
near the sea The attack followed a
z4-bour bombar3meHt in which the
defcDzes in the Dunes sector near the
coast were IeyelIed The sector was
isolated by destruction of bridges over
the User.
guu po,, ,r,.--fe,
.,
~ .-'7 l5a 'sst bis gun duels
Belgian coast. Sounds Of the dis
: ,..5ll.. '....o ~ london from
,,t.7-,5.-s.s 81. ''l llll- i..ils uht1l nearly
- H. 1911 -2s'ag, osA1nhlag
-....,-l-- ,s, ~ some i<ohaoh SUBURBS
.lItf a''zal eaFlAquake
'i'ai'a '' DIG ''alh.
Berlin. July II, tvia L0udon}.-
More thau one thousand two hundred
HltT prisoners have been taken by
the German marine corps in the User
district of Belgium army be81duar-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11

INNEBRASKA
BACK KAISER
State Council Of Defense
Makes the Astonishing
Charge in Statement,

Lincoln. Neb-, JuIy THE Ne
hraska council Of defense today
issued "a statement charging seer
tain professors Of the University
Of Nebraska and @the con~pic-
uons representatives Of the Luth-
erau church" I'm the state with
''disIogaIty and passiy5ty that has
tended to give aid and comfort To
Germany as an enemy.
Business men in pro-Germ8u com
Uuuit|es- and especially bankers. are
declared TO have exhibited an alarm
ing antagDni su toward Red Cross and
Liberty bond activity. and some Of
tber are said 10 have openly made
threats OF business reprlsais against
men who were supporting Liberty
bonds sales and Red Cross work. 4
banker was quoted IS saving.
Would Rather Die Than Fight Kaiser.
z would rather commit suicide be-
fore [ would take up arms against
Germany.
The conspicuous repres cutat5ves Of
the Lutheran church the statement
says have very generally and it
may be said almost universally. re-
fused to cooperate with any of the
several efforts made by patriotic cit
liens for the support OF the govern
meut On the contrary they have
very generally. publicly and privately
discouraged The American cause and
have shown marked partaIC for the
cause of America 8 enemy.
Concerning Professors.
Concerning Nebraska university
professors the statement Says
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11

Continues ON Page Three
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Continued on Page Eleven)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11
Gun Roar Terrific.

One Of the heaviest big gun duels
Of the war ragged Yesterday on the
Belgian coast Sounds Of the dis
tant firing were heard I'm London from
Is o'clock III the morning until nearly
midnight and again today. beginning
at dawn In some London suburbs
tfeH1oTs like slight earthquake
.luLa be tel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11

N mber Of Audit
Bureau of Circulate
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-11

A ciated Press
Leased Wire Report
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-24
Qllle Sprbereitmngen
Jiir eiHeu arieg nit Seutfhlanp pers
ben BON Der Resieruns &c,
trofisn.
es TT iaum notwithstanding, Sab cine
aruee na6 GraHtrsicb sef9idt
iperoen pirb,
Da hisriiber 81 pisI Sci! psrsehen
lpIrbe.
Wlan re6net aber oennO9 mi! Sisf.r
Gpentuaiitdt,
Safiir folIen aber Der entente rieiige
GeIoiummen.
Wan fpri4t bon einem arsbit Don
$1,000, 100000 sur gerfii,
suus ssiieIt perben.
Gua iplIsn bic RunitionsIiefsrungen
an nmfaug sunebnsn.

Wafbington, .. g.. 90. Idr3.
Die umeritonii6e Rssisrung bat ii4
fir lpeiigebenbe @2abrsgeln snti4ies
ben, bic in Strait ssiebi ipsrbsn funen.
fobalb Der SOnsreb. balb na6osm sr
ficb am 2. 9tpril perlammeIt, bic @rs
tldruns abgegebeH Bat, bob 5tuif9en
Den Der. Staattn unb Deuti9Ilnb
8riessauitanb eriitirt.
Da man bier lpobl ipeib. bab i'm
Eriese Deutidlanb bic Murime be.
folgi, 5uerit gu bauoelu unb erft Ipas
ter 5u bistutirsn, bat bic Rsgieruns
befdlDifen, iih fir jebs m5glide gp.ns
tuaiitdt DorSuisbea.
Ollie te5iisli6en Jrasen fDurben am
Jreitrg in elmer LnngeH Gabinstsiibs
ung in GrrpGgung seSOsen unb bic
Gin5eIbeiten perben ferntr slpif9en
BEN prGiibenten Bilfon unb ben efrs
Selnen aabinstsmitsIisberH bsiprohsn
uerben.
MH HeSasuu sit bic RasistlnG ~,
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Sic Seutidcn Der Office
grOuiasen.

Q;s 9iinaburg fir,o Die Sitieepro.
ptlpeu jest tuiebcr in Der Sanb Der
OeGtfdbea uno ore Sieeer iiilb bon Der
Web5lfcrlng tppblroaeno er1pfaiNen
ulto lteIleupeiie offeH oils &efreier be.
griiBt.
aurIanb, gitbIa1l6 pie 2ioIorto fino
beutides 2ano, Dom oeutit)en Sitter.
orceH nntertporfen irnb beiie6elt unt
fte fnlb tros langi6briger 8ueeb6ris-
fed 5n Rublano Mit6 Der ipltcnlatiidgn
1tniaroriidima aIlcr oelltiden 99tre-
ortngen atrd bic flir6iidtige riiiiii9c
oeitticb gebIieben.
9acb 8erfaa beS Sroens lam @ft9-
In1fh IN t56i gu SHapeoe,a AiulG,tA
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hr eiuii6t u.,Omm.n. bnb pisI lptlt.r

Der Ginii4i sssommtn, bab pisI ipsissr
eegangen ipsrbsn mub, dls bcb man
bios bic inbipibueIIen Sanbelsihiffe
be9iibt, ba r9sutiaIaub arits ssssn
bic Der. Staateu fiiirt, 2lmsri.ansr
tbbt,i unS ibr. Sdiifs ;srii6ri1. W.nn
einmal Der aonersb trt!art bat, bnB
Elm ariees5uIianp eyiitirt, baun lper'
ben porausii9tli4 assrsiiips ylabrss
ssln gstrOifen Riperosn.
gDie nab Der aabiretsiisung 81
berfieben s.psbsn purbs. Dsrotn bic
8prbereiiungen Der .ReeitruHs nift
fir einen iur5sn aries i,in, obsr sinsn
ariea nit nur bnlbsn WobreseIn. gs
trerbsn in ipftemaiiI4er @siis gorbe'
rsitungsu I'm sr0bisu S;iI ssiroffsH
iperben.
BIS gu REDEEM Mabe ii4 bic Der.
Gtaaten dn BEN frisg b.tbeiIigai
perbea, pirb lpa5ritsinIi6 ni3t b.'
ianni iperDsn, bis Der pralibsnl bsm
apnsreb isine 9oiifafi Snssi9idi
bat unb bis bic Sifsntii6e Wleinun3
in tlarer Neiis gum 2lusbrud se'oms
men III. Gopsit biss bsiannt IN.
pirb isin. pOlitii4: slIidns nit ben
entenie TlaGten bslbiiGiIst tp.nn,
slsi9 ss m0gli4 1T, bab bic arne'
unb bic 5Iptis nit Der @nttnis eOopes
rirsn tpsrbsn, unb bic Resierung pIFn
ben alliirisn allssfn0tbiee 0elb lno
,alle notbisen gorrd.bs liefern.
Wlan sInubt. bab Der prdiibsnt IN
feinsr @oifd1ft srtIGren tpirb, baB
Die amerilanif6e Resie,uns unb bas
uncertainties Bolt tsinen Stteii nit
bem bsuti6tn Bolt babe, lie nbtr bic
Sunblunesn her beuti4en Resisrun3
niGt bulbeH i0nnsn.
Ob cine armt, nah europa ge'
ibidt tpsrbsn foil, III cine 6rdgs.
bic Der 3utunft iib,rIaFen ipirb. es
ipiirbe pisls Ulonais in Qlnipri6 nsb.
men, nm cine ioite 4rmss bsran3l'
biloen unb in bisisr 3eit fam ii9
man6ss sreisnsn. Gieis W0sIittsit
ipirb aber immsrbin in grpdsuns sss
3oaen unb bic Rssisruns bedbIi9iist
bel 3si.n bic sstisusieH MabHahmsn
su trsffsn.
aDos bic Grmss betrifit 70 finb ale
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GrbDbnng ber Giienbabn'
Tratstraten
Dirb pom allen eifenba b.
nen bes aanbes pers
lanai

Mafhineton, DC, %. Mdrs.
9ie bauptiddII4fisn giienbahnsn in
Often iu9isn am Greitas BEL Der
3tpiI9sniiaailiten geriebrstommiis
iion lin bic Grlaubnib na9, ali ibre
Jrattrnten erboten ~ blrien.
9lah bic ipeltlitxn Gilenbabnsn
bsnaari9iigtns bi. aommiNicu, baB
Iie um cine aIIssmsins grbj5uns Der
btd6trntsn na9Iudsn iDiir6sn. uuo
man slaubi, bnb bic iiibIi6en eiIsn'
babnsn benz gsiipisl foIsen fptrbsn.
9is erbcbun9 ipir0 Dabridsstnlt4
sni'dtn 10 unb 10 s]rosent beira'
gen. Di. Is itsini, iperben bic OitIi'
fsn eiisnbabnen cine Grb0huns bon
10 9ro3snt psrlanssn.
gfIs Grunb fir ibrs appIitationtn
aeben bic eilsnbabneR an. bab
ibrs Rsito GinnnbineH bur4 bi.
iiarte @rbohuna Der aOhn. unb Or
glreiie allsr fit ben 8stris6 Ter
9atnsu nDtlisen Mattrialisa gang
risiig suriiieinsen.
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Gigarren.

pldne aassearteitet. Gin sbeH ber'
ielben bebarf Der 3uftimmlins bss
aonsreFes. Dor allen banbsIt es
iid5 bar,im, bic Der. Staaisn fslblf
sesen iebe m0slite gDentiialitdt 3u
befdfiten.
Das Slotteu groerdmm beitsbt,
a6seiehen pon ben getDegnnse1 Der
porbanbenen S9iff. bariu, bag
Rriegsi9iffs alIer RIafIen 10 idneIl
sebaut iperbsn pie bic Reiouresn oes
2anbes es seftaiten-
9ie snbuftrie rpirb pollauf fir bic
SsriielIung Don munition IN sroben
Quantit1ien motiIiIirt .perben. Der
Rational Beribeibignnsrotb bat bic
Borbsreituagtu bafiir bereits -efirof'
fen.
g1is biel 0eIo bonn 4orgreb pers
ldnst Dirb. in nod unbsiaHni. Gs
tpirp nit Der qbiiht rmgssaHgsn. ben
@uiirtsa eine .norme Gumm. por5us
itredsn. enptsber in Der. Gorm zines
Gubits ober aud in banrem Gsle.
Dem gerHebmeu nod ioll aud ben
aaiir.sn msbr Weunition seIiefers
iperben.
GO purb. iplbrenb bes cages bas
bon seIprpdsn, bab cine Gnleihe DON
5000 100000 fir bic aaiirtsn in
biefsm 9anbs uniersebru6i wsrbeH
fol. Die Summs BON s1,0000 000,s
900, tuie Der @pupernelir Sarbina bon
Der 8unbes Rsieroe 9ant porssi6Ias
gen battle, bali mou ni4t fir grcb
aenua.
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Gu uerfanieu - s,iamOS

IS 4oteu eptsIer ptano NIT u
Aolen m7irTf gnD 9artf, s2s5. John YriftiHg.
1925 DalHuf Ctr. tltdtes ginrp.6auk In
Cincinnati. ial&So
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gdliiisnadjridlteu.

Rem Dort, %. 0Gr5. --ansei.:
aMon!isrrat' Don Gdbi,.
gOrbsaug. 9lnssl.: ,.ROaam'
beau" bon Rem gOri.
aipetpOcI. gnaei.: Baltic
Don glsp Yort.
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Qonif QnnL

.es il! ,einiab inigIantIib. irie ole
3dneerin bieies eieS iingt. uno balci
iiebt niIsbriidlib rorgei&riebcn: mr.
BeiiibI~
.geenr Gie hoiiften. mos Mitsc.
ii;bI beibt. Dunn Diiree lie ood is6sr.
talspt mint finQenl-
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Rn psrianfen-Earmen.
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DEER PARK,

TO. 1902 cbio ape. Sets-3immgr src.
me, e,xgraolofu, ssrume.Gnraes. Got so Bet i3.
Grb. greis s2eoo.co.
Getntr
" o. 72ot Cbto Abs. yinf3immsr grd.
His.g,anenIop, Got 90 BEL iSx gRb. @reis
$4,000.
---aeidie BebiusnHaen-
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-04-28
Bargaintown

Bargaintown Base Ball team played
Linwood team last Wednesday and
won, score being 9 to 1.
Mrs. H. A. Brewer entertained Mrs.
Charles Vincent and Miss Bertha Vim
cent, of Pl%easantville, and Mrs. Clar-
ence Doughty, of Atlantic City, last
Sunday.
Mr.. William Scull, of Linwood. has
presented Zion NJ. E. Church with an
American flag.
The Gospel Team of Philadelphia
will conduct services in Zion NJ. E.
Church on Sunday. May 6. Everybody
welcome.
Nh. and Mrs. Daniel Sutton attend
ed the dedication services of the new
NJ. E. Church at Bridgeton. Sunday
last.
Mr.. Charles Clark and family, of
Pleasantville, have moved to the old
homestead here.
Miss Angelique Provost spent the
weekend at Hammonton.
Mr.. John Carman, of Atlantic City,
is remodeling the Dilks home, where
they will move for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Boehly spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs
Charles Krause, in Atlantic City.
Miss Ella Harberson went to Au-
burn on Monday to attend the funeral
of her uncle, Mr.. Humphreys.
Mr.. Cornelius Robinson spent the
weekend at home.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-04-28
ABSECON HIGHLANDS,

Miss Wit VanCovery has returned
to her cottage and farm after staying
through the winter at her sisters, in
Germantown, Pa.
Absecon Highlands made a fine
showing at the flag raising in Abse-
con last Saturday with their autos
and the Highland Band. Messrs.
Overpeck, Hornbustle and Corkle had
their machines there and the Band
was one of the hits of the parade.
A Committee of ladies', Mrs. Carr,
Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Lear and Mrs. Lou
den, met at Mr.. Overpecks' to go over
the matter of location to build a
church and Sunday School. Mr.. Gill
bert and Mr.. Louden offered a plot
of ground.