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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
Y. VI. c. A. TO OPEN
BIBLE INSTITUTE

Monday evening the opening OF
The thirteenth year of the Detroit
Bible Institute viii be celebrated
with q banquet and reunion of su
dents in the ~ NJ G 4 auditorium
II. p. Wilder. of New York. viii be
The principal speaker The associa
uOn has announced 80 Bible study
and training classes for the season.
under The leadership Of prominent
laymen and cicrgymen OF the city.
among the leaders are Joseph a
Vance. pr Gaius Glenn Atkins. Rev.
Homer B Henderson, Charles NJ
Pigott. Rev Clinton w Isowrie, A.
81 Studer Rev Harvey g. Pcarco.
elmer T Themes. Rev Beniamlp r..
Farber Wellington NJ logan, r. j.
Flynn T. s Gnodling Jr The
physical. employment, membership
and dormitory departments each
viii have several classe. under the
leadership of secretaries OF the as
sociation
Association leaders say that the
interest IN Bible study has oocn
greater and that men are thinking
more oriously since the actual lcav-
ing Of the drafted men last year
I0Ii men were enrolled in thc 81
bible classes and The total attend
anco for fho season reached l6,34'
considerable increase over ms
total expected based ON The carly
interest Of Tins year Tho Detroit
~ as usual leads ihe country in it-
Bible study work
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
FESTIVAL CHORUS
GROWS RAPIDLY

Interest I'm the "Fal Festival con-
cert which viii be a feature OF
fhe coming State sunday school con-
ventlon SIS growing rapidly and
it be- anticipated that The next two
weeks viii see f.090 girls enrolled
In The chorus This festival Choir
us. which has been FOR years "a fea-
ture OF the annual convention ~ he
WAYNE County Sunday School ass0.
citation BE- conducted under ihc de
rection ~ Dr George ~ Tau. and
is composed of young women from
ne sunday schools ~ Detroit and
WAYNE county The coDccrt viii be
given This fall ON The opening even
Ing of The state convention Nov 6.
IN fhe Arcadia. and Will be free 10
registered delegates to the c0nven-
ton Harold Jarvis viii. be the
soloisf and there VIII De- several pa
friotIc numbers The 'FTag song"
which has been so popular In The
past viii be given hy tbo chorus.
about 35 churches Nare now repre-
scrted IN Pee chorus and those hat
have not yet sent singers are urged
20 do 60 SO once. before iNe rCri7-
tratons close Rch arsals are held
every Monday evening M fho Wood.
ward.aye. Baptist church at T.3h.
Information may be secured by cali
ing the once Of the wayne County
Sunday School association, Main
1918.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
GREAT WAR
DEBATE DUE
La Toilette To Reply To
Opponents From
Senate Floor

WASHINGTON. oct 6-Under
dramatic circumstances the war SEES.
sion or congress will adjourn before
night II has broken All world rec
ords for appropriations and revolu.
tionary legislation within a period
% six months
Out OF The storm which has ragged
during the last two weeks n appears
likely two men Rep Hehin In the
house. and Senator LaFollette-w Will
bc under The fro of inquiry when
the session ends Hcfin may have
to answer charges Of disloyalty he
has lodged against members Of the
house while I.aFOllette may be
called upon 20 answer charges Of
'sedit'ous utteranccs
I.aFollefte today was prepared 70
answer his critics For days he has
worked behind locked doors. seeing
NO one. preparing the speech which
viii 90 down ass one OF fhe most
remarkable iu couwfs .onal his
tors 80 retracUons only bold ro.
asscr' ions of bis war hel',f- 8re cN.
pcatod when DO takes che floor
The war session lasted flS days
ln that time q decade NJ appropria-
zion. WAS c0mrro sud The fnal
feurcs exceed Ssf 600 e0V0N0 The
largest provious total Wa Tor the
year ended June 30 1916 slightly
in excess of coo 900 600 OF this
sUm however s7n00no0o19 FOR
bond ta finance loan 10 the Allies
which wiz come back io this
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
GERMANY'S
Steel WALL
CRUNBL.ES
Haig Drive Proves
Foes Best Defenses
Are Inadequate


NIa1 espUiacW Enttei Press
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
~ TIE FIELD. oct q Field Mar
shai Hag's most successful blow
against the German lines was
achieved against Germany, newest
defensive scheme and against the
plan of warfare on which tie Teu-
tonic high command has pinned ai
its hopes
The outstanding tact Of the vic.
tory. as MS fruits were computed %.
day. wa thW gho German 'piu box
defense scheme is just as yulncra
Bile as tho ola style tronch defense
plan
The Germans decided 20 give up
Ihe complete trench warfare be-
cause thay found tine tremendous
British offensive hlrrago made
trenches death traps The "Tru-
sian impcuf0rt. as lirdcnhlrg i
now called in Germany. theroupon
devised ne plan OF concrete shell
crater dct"uS,s. distributed oyoi e.
" ide zone and pllnklcd with "plt
boxes This defense scbome sue
ceedca he nticatoly complete
trench system ou The yer. front
where Iiaig struck The new plan
had Tor months berat oXtolled be-
hind thc German lines 3s Gefuan3
upreWo tact.cai achlctemcnl ;.
was to the GerWan nuk and Hlt
the unhreakahle "HindcnhUg Gefan.
sive
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
CHICAGO Is
ON IT'S 7 0ES
FOR SERIES
Betting Light AS Well
Matched Teams
Near Fray

ltiIt AGO OCT GiGnft ami
Nht. SaN reached tbr bosobaH
Man today
Before lnjuvu with more than
1000 rcd hlo0dcd Americans cheer
lne the victor or one must br rc.
pulsed 100 the Grst assault along thc
road tbaf leads to De- world base
JaA championship
The sn W shining hrirhuy
olr'f ioda, upon Comi key paris
tne hcld Wh~c these representative
leader, of American sport viii meet
.n he hrt clash ior thc highest
baseball honors
hl'e~ s hours of rain. 10 ap
pearei that perfect weather was ae.
urol for the opening of The bis
ries
Ono Of the ereatest crowds tbu
nttr gathered tor worlds series
backed elf into Chicasu before
udu'eD FNrty hot0i reported
"-laudiu room only
ihou nds came from every cor
pD nf tbD country From eyery
lc rose constant cry Tor tickets.
ihe supply 20 which was exhausted
hours ago
America sporting blood has not
been lhnued bv war Thgt is eyi.
Grrced by thc crowds and thc en.
lasiasm with which fm b.aeest of
porting events ~ rrcet,d
Hni iho war MOI forgotten
Clean cut. Khaki clad mon arc ir ihp
tlr1ngs seeking tckrts. I'm the long
uno valune af thD Hlracher en-
,rance tn Comiskey Park at dawn.
ailcrs and soldiers fn uniform
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
THOUSANDS
SUFFERING
THRU LACK
OF FIRES
Coal Famine Causes
Real Distress AS
Mercury Dips
LOCAL YARDS
ARE BESIEGED
Promise of Warmer.
Weather Gives Mite
of Cheer

netroif's coal shortage WAS keen.
Is felt a some 10000 coollcss hom
Friday night and saturday morning
with the mercury close tO thc fgcez-
ing point citizen who have heen
unable 20 las in their supply OF fucl
and n omr Instance, MOI even %
sub uute. experienced actual suit
iefins Oh and gas heaters and
electric heating Gcriccs were press
cd into service by Tho hundred
old boxes barrels oven furniture.
were broken up t0 take on ttf
Chill and today The fruuless hunt
for coal IS ou with greater persist
,ncc than ever
Every coal ward in the city wa-
gr iseei bv anxious hou rholdrf.
Fucay evening and again this morn
'ng People vame with autos. carts
,nd AN manncr OF conveyance and
bcggcd tor ,oa 3lmost on tbcr
knees Those dealers whose supply
was not entirely exhausted gave
parngiy from their me1ger store.
in ihe most urgent eases hut man
were turned away without SO much
"a "a pound uf tha precious authrt
cite or thr coveted bituminou-
hump
There is some comfort in am au
nouncomenf from weather Obs,ry
or Conger that WARMER weather s
in sight for SUNDAY The rews from
Washington that the government VIII
scc ihll Detroit is upplied prompt
ly also tends 10 relieve The anxiety
somnvbsf. bnl 30 does not relieve
present mreinp Thousands of DO
troif2r nt 200 their work Satur
dsy morning ohultd to no." marrow
tharirs Is Weuk city fuel cf.
pert who has been iu Toledo tryne
io contract for coal for municipal
use. saws Che seriousness OF tho Sit
uai0n should not BE- underestimate
rd According tO Mr. Wertz, ihe
Edison company d. In bad WAY for
fuel and he urges the stricisst
economy. in the usa of tights and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
FIRST NAVY
BULL.E IN IS
RECORD OF
VICTORIES 0E|| |:S
Daniels Lifts Veil, Dis
closing Work of
DestrOyers
GUNNERS MAKE
GREAT RECORDS
U-Boat Pirates Sent To
Death By Yankee
Shells

WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-Amerf-
can destroyers have sunk a consid-
cradle number Of German U-boafs.
The first OF a series OF descriptions
portraying the battles between
these destroyers and enemy subma-
rines was made public by the com
mittee on public Information today.
The date of the first encounter In
which the u-boat apparently was
sunk, in view OF feet OF merchant
ships under convoy. is withheld, as
is the name Of the destroyer en-
gagged.
The American destroyer nrst sight~
ed the submarine IN the early MONS
ing Of clear day. The sea was
entirely calm with hardly ripple OF
foam. The suhma rine was running
submerged with only her periscopo
showing a large number ~. mer-
chant ships were In sight.
The 4t-beat WHs less than n mile
on the port beam OF the DESTROYER
and following parallel course IN an
opposite direction when the periscopo
was discovered IL was throwing up
a column of water several feet in
height SO like a nearly spent torpedo
that the offcer of the deck thot for
moment that this was what IL was.
Tho next instant tho destroyer
changed its course sharply 20 the
left and % headed for the I--boat at
FUN speed. Al the same time the
forward gun opened fire on the peri-
sCopc The commanding officer or
dered course steered that would
bring the destroyer arross-the wake
~ the t-hoat little 90 the rear of
tho pefiscope
As the destroyer dashed across the
line of bubbles a depth charge was
a Ia rr4sv F.F "a
ter shot 80 feet into the air
The destroyer turned 10 the rirht,
swiftly @ircling, and q starboard gun
opened ~ the periscope as she came
across the G-botts wake again.
Again column of wRter showed that
The depth charge had not reached its
mark
Another quick turn "a the right
brought tho starhoard gun to bear,
but this time the DESTROYER turned So
sharply that she was able 90 come
down for tht third attack in the
wake 81 the submarine
The third depth charge brought NJ
n column ~ clear water and the de-
str0yer wheeled once more this time
90 the loft and all tho port gums
opened up. but without visible re-
The last time the DESTROYER came
o. the attack exactly in The wake Of
tho boat and ceased firing AS She
nrared thc epd Of the llue ~ bubbles
thc fourth depth charge was JET 40
and there followed a widespread boil
ing 80 the surface OF the sea. large
bubbles and at last "a heavy aim -
oIt
The destrnvor spent son- time
looking for further traces ~ the L.
boat DIT none zero FOUND. She then
proceeded on her course. The en-
ga gone nt lasted ~ minutes
Tire engagement brought q letter
~ apnrec ciatfon frnm tho British sd
fniraltv which Expressed admiration
FOR the efficient nnd 7cnuaniike cons
duct ~ Tho officers and crew OF the
American destroyer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

dstroyed by barrage fr, gave im
mediate cover Tor troops 10 with.
stand countcrat'dchs There were
no intricate trench lines where tht-
British assaulted Nevertheless
they dug in SO quickly that no Ger
man counter blows dislodged them
CermanyS steel wall is sloNr
but surely breaking The lmperato
rix is making desperate search mu
has not Yet found props sufficient
90 uphold g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
PASTOR HELD
AS C0NSPiRAT0R
Federal Court In Grand Rapids
Rulcs - Others Must
stand Trial

GRAND RAPIDS Mich oct
Overriding demurrer. fc ndIcf
mcnis In c1a off alleged c00sprac
against tho ruY ,rnmonl l0 which
The respondents ar" charged with
feckirg to hinder me- operation oi
mo selHciivc arry 'aW i0dgo e. W
Sessions in district frdoIal coW'
Friday decided Rev lnuici Ro'
Freeman and - other. must stand
trial
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

many picking Rob Russcll Rowand's
-Utn 20 mcul was mat hr would
.llD to saNr Cicotte in reserve. hold
ns Wm 3s SORT of bmdgoon over
he head pt his eastern rivals
Honce 81 FabeI Shows coDtrol and
The proper amount OF his great abil-
uy in curves today he may start
This same hing holds good Tor Rus.
srA Rowland saws Cicotte D. ready
fo pitch and has confidence There
is ~ speculation regarding whar he
can do
Mcirw's declaration thai slim
Saliee would start for fhe Giants
was NOT being considered seriously
for the Giant manager asserted
5allec would start .f ihe weather
Was cool RE left himself loop
holc. thru (which ho could squeeze
ud folks here thinks he VIII 90 it.
roil perrif. the only capable right
handler on ihe McGraw staff is
selected by many 10 lead fhe Giant
defenders today while Rubc Bcuion
was expected by some 20 get into
action
% is poinsrd oui that, whereas the
~0X have had trouble Wifh the
American Leagues high class iEhi-
hand hoxman they have found the
soUthpaw stars easy 90 solve % rIca.
part of tho timc Tic FIRST game Co.
ward a row OF four means much 10
either manager NcGraw. most
fals say, i'm realizing this VIII pick
pcrrlft as the man most lkely 60
.fop the American loaeuers
thicaEo Us enter aiming the great
cst sporting crowds in its history.
tut most ot tho outsiders We're go
ue tirketicss Spectator. in spite
ol confident promises, We're going
without tickets save small alicf
men of box seats and these they
were selling ai $50. the Same old
price So grandstand SEATS were
available because of the personal
vigilance Charles 4 Comiskey oH
erciecd individuals have bccn con-
dercd and they have been given
the tickets Spectators have nH'n
enable to buy thtm
Chicago fans were Wfiiiu1 to bot
on their fatoritca and refused to ad-
mi 30 was moro than an even uonrE
proposition ln Rct. they demanded
odds for the most part pointing .o
thc fact that the GiGpts irmmrrf8
as had been expected as one o. fle
greatest OF National league baseball
clubs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
THE WEATHER

uetroit md stcinitst >nturdny
night fair with riatug trmpcrnfurc 9
~unNaN pnrtfs sfoudNt moderate
winds shifting fn frrnh anufhrrfs.
lower MighfunnE lniF ~nfurdHN
night With ri~inu tcmpcrntnrrf >uu-
DIS parity cloudy.
Family Nas;luEs Tc per ~. uns-
sRchu.ctfs Laundry Co. Huin 3noJ--
ADV.
DETPSruING WATER. soc 4 CNsE.
I-ILL.l al lL. .IrImg. cnlI.rnnl llnN-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
World Series Facts
outesting tcnms-Ginnts and

Coutcstine tcams-Giant. and
Whitc soy
Time OF Eame--2 n. m.
iikciA pifchers---Perrttt. Saiicc
90 bsnfon for Chants. Tnhrr. Itus-
ecii or icottc for white SOY.
NJ eathcr--t ool aud cieHr.
hFe percent ~ NnftOnni Com
nilssiou ~harr Of EHtr monc, 10
p"rrcat OF tOtaD to bc donated 90
"iiat and HaH iuId" Tor american
soldiers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

WANNE DANrtNG PAVILION
Tonight and every night. Ladies' free.
Gents l0C.-Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06

printfnu-shr plain neat kfud--fhaf
.s rIEht-rimes Job Depf.--Maln $3.50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-06
Twins, AS We Live !

Eighteenth year Of the Twentieth Centul
Eighteenth year of The Detroit Times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17

Mrs. H. r. Hampton left today for
Kansas City where she will spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Darlington
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17

Mrs Tom Bentz OF Quincy, ILL.,, mr.
rived yesterday for visit with
friends during the Christmas holt
days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17

County Superintendent Shepard
went to Muskogee today where he
was called as a witness before the
federal grand jury rs Ats
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17

Miss Jetty Driggers, who has been
attending school at Nashville, Tenn.
came homo yesterday for the Christ
mas holidays
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17

Don't get busted motor or radi.
ator Use AntiFreeze or alcohol.
For sale by Barton Bros Garage.
l4-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17
RIuebIrd lealure. Eoay today.

Bluebirtf feature, Koay today Il
W. p Gray and tamny Of Naples
were in the ity today shopping with
local merchants.
Large shipment Indies newest col.
lars. soc to sgse Eagle Mercantile
CO.. i ns l1.2t
Casey" Jones returned from Rush
Springs this morning after spending
Sunday with his family
Don't get busted motor or radi.
ator. Use AnttFreeze or alcohol.
For sale by Barton Bros Garage.
l4st
Miss Mayme shoeman OF Nash
vlle, Tenn, is here visiting Miss Cor
rinne wootten during the holidays
Keen as brar-that Blaebird,
Kozy today It
Don't yet a busted motor Or radi.
ator. Use Antt-Freeze or alcohol
For sale BY Bqrtop Bros Garage
l4.3t
Miss Emma Ross, who was visiting
with friends here over sunday, re-
turned to her home in Fl Reno today.
silk crepe de chine shirting in all
the new patterns, just received at
E3gle Mercantile Co. l7-2t
See our new tire changing ma.
chine. No charge for making chang
es. &c cents first puncture II and
10 gents SECOND and third Bpie Auto
Supply Co Prompt service. 15.2t
MISS CeleSue Wluney VINO mas
been attending school at Columbia IN.
stltute, Columbia. Tenn, is visiting
frIenge and relatives here durinR the
holidays.
! viii give 40 acres Lake county
Oregon, two town lots in Lake View
Oregon, and $1,000 cash in exchange
for 200 shares Of Oil State Petroleum
Co. stock. Write today Box 36, tx
celslor Springs Mo. James D Ellis
l3tst
1t will be impossible for us to ifin.
ish more sittings before Christmas
than we have promised We prefer
not to make any sittings this week
at all qs it vim require the time Of
CIR fun force g get out the work We
have on hand
Is-2t G. w. Noryelle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17
W Q. v: norIce

The office OF the Clerk os No. G.
has moved to 1l5 South Srd ST. owen
& House furniture store. 81
A. L. Hollingsworth, Clerk
i2-4t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17
War News Weekly, Kozy today


Miss Verne Tewksgury, teacher in
the Agawam school, spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting in Cnickasha.
: See our new tire changing ma
chine, No charge for making chang
es. rs cents first puncture, slb and
10 cents. second and third. Buie Auto
Supply Co. Prompt service l5-2t
9e
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Baum, !. A. Bone
and Miss Helen Hin motored to Fort
Sill yesterday and spent the day with
friends. ts@.a
Mrs, Tom Bentz OF Quincy, ILL.,, mr.
rived yesterday for a visit with
friends during the Christmas holt
days.
County superintendent Shepard
went to Muskogee today where he
~ 40 Ndittu uS Il NAtHtSS DtlUIt iHp
federal grand jury MA
Miss Jetty Driggers, who has beenl
attending school at Nashville, Tenn, |
came homo yesterday for the Christ
mas holidays
Mrs II. T. Hampton left today for
Kansas City where she will spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Darlington
( Christmas novelties now on display
at Mrs Chas Roses boarding house.
canisoles, aprons, knitting bags. fan
cy bags everything that appeals to
the feminine taste for Christmas
presents. Also, a full line Of hoops
ma variety OF shapes and styles aud
stamping Of sll kinds. 15rat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17
EPeFSOnQI
Mention

Watch frat e!uebira, Koay today,
Paul Compton has returned from a
business trip to Oklahoma City
silk crepe de chine shifting in all
the new patterns just received at
Eagle Mercantile Co, net
Good vaudeville act at the sugg to-.
night.
sluebird feature, Kozy today 1t
Virginia Pearson ia Fox feature
"Phou Shalt Not Steal sugg to-
night raaf
hs e-
ront get a busted motor or radi-
ator, Use Anu.FEeeae or alcohol.
For sale. BY Barton Bros. Garage
+ p 1896
Mr. and Mrs j. + Morgan Of Min
co, We're here Yesterday visiting with
friends.
& -
Large shipment ladies' newest col
lars, soc to $3.50 Eagle Mercantile
Co a c i7-2t
aN. --r-rY Afpe c
Dud Roland has returned from Jop-
lin, Mo, where he, has spent tho past
several days on busipess.s
IS 7ne w
Miss lois Horn, who has been at.
tending school ats Ward Belmont
Nashville, Tenn, came home yester
day for the christmas holidays
ssh Nia e5l -i'a
aArs. GhC- -AIcearthy Of Oklahoma
City IS spending the week in chicka.
sha at the home Of her parents, Mr.
ana Mrs q. Coffman
TuEFrTT r
There is riore catarrh IN this section
oF The country than an other diseases
put togerlief. ana ror wears ii was sup-
posed to be incurablc. Doetorsi prescribed
local remedies, and by onstantly fanins
20 cure with local treatment pronounced
X iucurable. Catarrh ii a local disease
greatly infuencad by cons utlonal, con
uitlons ana therefore, ieQuires cons.itu-
honal treatment. Iialrs catarrli Medl-
cine, manufactured BY r.. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is constitutlonal
remedy, ~ taken internally and acts
OF the Sysftfn One Hundred Dollars re-
ward ls oiiercd for any case that IialFs |
Catafih Medicine fails to cure. Send for
Circulars and testimanlais
& y j.. c'ffksNlsr a co, Toledo, ohio.
Sold BY Druggists, 11l.
Halls Family Fills for constipation,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17

Miss Verne Tewksgury, teacher in
the Agawam school, spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting in Cnickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17
DIR. JIG. AMBRIsTER.

Suite 2lo, First National Bank Bldg.
Chickasha. Okla.
Office Phone 1873. Res $50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-17

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baum. |. A. Bone
and Miss Helen Hin motored to Fort
Sill yesterday and spent the day lgiii.
friends. fla.a