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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17
BY Aletha Barr Taft.


81 RISS FRANCES RIDDLE Of
M\Wl Chiekasba was the guest OF
NNIl honor at a dance given last
oVo evening at the Country club
by MI. Janet Stuart OF 4l0
West Thirteenth street when she was
assisted by her mother, Mrs. I, b
Stuart, Mrs r NJ Nash, and Mrs. W
N. Beattie in receiving and entertaining
the guests. A number OF out OF town
visitors added to the interest and pleas.
use of the evening Among them were,
Mi. Bernice Schaefer Miss Ruth
Lowe and Mis-. Mary Winningham
, Mr.. Tom Beacom and Mr.. Bailey Vim
son OF FL Reno Miss Ann and Miss
20 June Knox Of Springfield, ILL.,. MISS
Margaret Alien Of Chicago, and Mr.
Will Johnson of Minco. Seventy-iive
guests were present.
Miss Margaret Hoffman entertained
informally at dinner at the Country
club, last evening at seven o'clock in
honor OF the members Of the l, r. I.
club who are having their second an
nual houseparty this week. After dinner
they returned to Miss Hoffman's home,
1914 North Hudson avenue. for a dance.
The dinner guests were the club mem
bers, Miss Glory Huckins Miss Jeanette
Sparrow, Miss Mary Louise Coates,
Miss Fay Barnhill, Miss Ruth Bulkley,
and Miss Margaret Pryer. Miss Eu-
genia Wall OF Brookline, Mass, Miss
Margaret Allen of Chicago and Miss
Julia Pottinger. The additional guests
Tor the dance were Mr. Hall Edwards
Mr. Glenn Coates, Mr.. James N, bod
son IT,, Mr.. Parker Prouty, Mr. Johr
Harrington. Mr.. Stanton Thatcher, Mr.
Rowen Taliaferro, Mr.. Charles Talia
ferro Mr.. Steven Chandler Mr.. Joseph
Huckins 3rd, Mr.. Edwin Waite. Mr.
Douglas Stuart Mr.. Marvin Walker
and Mr.. John Fain.
General Roy Hoffman OF l4l4 NortF
Hudson avenue, will return from For
Sill tomorrow TO spend the weekend
with his family.
Miss Vivian Wells, Miss Stuart, Mis-
Katherine Nash, Miss Katherine Fart
man accompanied Miss Riddle hom
this afternoon to be her guest for IN
week end and to attend large. dane
At the Chickasha Country club thi
evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17
Dove Open Season
Brings Protests

The declaration Of an open season on
doves In Oklahoma ha, prompted the
National Association OF Audubon So
cie,ies to send broadcast throughout the
state appeals for the protection OF the
birds, ~ :,
Canvas posters with the word War"
In large letters at the top are being sent
to farmers to put up On the farms. The
posters contain an appeal to protect the
lives OF the birds as war measure,
calling attention to the value OF the
birds in keeping crops safe from insects.
Notice that shooting on this property
Is prohibited is carried by the posters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. York, Mrs
]. D. Adams of Brawey, Cal, Miss
Blanche Bowman and. Mr. Jack Upsher
made up a hunting party few miles
south of town last night.
n n y
Miss Dorothy Craycroft OF 10 West
Fifteenth street, who is spending the
summer in the east, is now in Wash
ington with an aunt. She expected TO
return home this week, but her plans
have postponed her arrival for several
I 4 = &
Mrs. George A. Todd of 6o2 West
Sixteenth street, returned home wed
nesday from Manitou, where she with
her family have spent the past month
The Misses Ethel and Olive Todd and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17

probably haven't learned nov - 4
age your husband, and u ~
work, We will have to thick u 4
thing elss, Is
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Government Liquor
Charge for Negro

d. Warmbly negro, arrested yester-
day by Officers Hubatka and Bittle on
a charge Of Transporting liquor, entered
a plea of guilty in the municipal court
today. Judge Mitchell fined him $l'
and costs
The negro told police that he was
going to enter a plea Of guilty so he
could get out Of the trouble by paying
only SO. He was much surprised
when a federal officer was at the po-
lice station to arrest him as soon a.
he was fined by the police. He viii
be tried at Enid on a charge OF VIC
lating the bone dry law.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17
~ Sc; czs "a -

Mrs Charles F. Barker Of llW West
Sixteenth street, are making the trip
home with their father in the car They
will arrive this evening
~ 8 q =
Mrs Fl. Coulter Todd and Mr.. Dana
Todd OF SOl Wes; Eighteenth street.
arrived home today from Chicago,
where Mrs. Todd has spent the past
month, and where Mr., Todd was IN
training in the officers reserve camp
at Fort Sheridan. az
Miss Frances and Miss Helen Wat
ton Of o07 West Thirteenth street, re-
turned Yesterday from months visit IN
Chiilicothe, Mo.
Mrs. Caleb r Brooks and Miss Amy
Brooks of 6lS West Fifteenth street,
who have been visiting in Kentucky for
month. are now in New York tor a
several weeks visit
Mrs. Josephine Pearsall and Captain
Charles NJ PearSall OF 40l East Ninth
street, go to Enid tomorrow to spend
the weekend
" y v
! Mr.. and Mrs. /, + Lindley OF lo@S
West First street, are leaving tomor-
row for a two weeks trip in southern
Texas.
Mrs. J. Harry Hamill os 1897 West
Thirty third street, entertained the Oln
Colony club at o'clock luncheon yes
terday having as an additional guest
Mrs. D. W. Washburn She was as
sisted BY her sister, Miss Blanche
Washburn Mrs II. {, Martin mad"
the high score The next meeting is ~
two weeks at the home OF Mrs, Nor
man A. Smith, l4N West Sixteen1
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl l.. Bonnet DC.
West Fourteenth street, were the hosts
to the Soiree Bridge club Wednesday
when their special guests were Mr.. an'
Mrs. w. B. Feigcy. and Mr and Mrs
II. c. Martin. Mrs. H. l., McCracken
Mr.. James Cheatham and Mrs. d: J
Clement won the favors OF the evening
The guest prize was presented to Mrs
Feigley. Mr.. and Mrs, Chea,ham vii
entertain the club August 80 a, thei
home, 1908 West Ninth street.
The ID. A. Y. p. club met yesterda
at the home Of Mrs J. w. Prince, AZ
East Fifth street, the contest favor
being won by Mrs G.. w. Stowe an
Mrs. ]. A. Davidson. The next mee,in
> is August 10 at the home OF Mrs. V. /
Sanders, zoos Eas, Sixth street.
Miss Mildred {, Burton Of l42S We
Thirty-third street, returned home ye'
terday from Guthrie. where she speI
the past week. Mrs. {. X. Burton an
little son Of the Same address can
home today from Sulphur
Mrs. C. W, Wilkie, sD Catalpa a.
enue, was hostess to the Arbutus cit
Yesterday, when the high club scor
were made by Mrs. W. CO MeDona
and Mrs. II. {. LeCompte, Mrs. '
6. Norman and Mrs. Mcdonald will
hostesses to the club August 80 at t
home OF Mrs. Norman, loo Ma
street.
Mrs Fl. G. Morris and Mi" Lilli
Morris of Anadarko, were the que
Wednesday and Thursday OF Mr., |.
Mrs, Phillip Flaxman, 5H w
Twelfth street
mt Mr.. William Nee and Mr.. Herb
ed Nee of 72l West Fourteenth sire
Irr returned yesterday from ten da
OF motor trip to Colorado.
ue
: Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Miller
ISIS West Sixteenth street, have
- their guests for several weeks, Mr.. a
20 Mrs. s. +. Hazard OF San Diego, Z
80 v n v
'ss Miss Bernice Fangel, of l77 MOI
,,el Mckinley avenue, returned yesterd
les from months visit in McAlester t
sister, Mrs. Perry Fangel OF MeAles'
accompanied her home for visit
est two weeks.
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dren ] should not have stood Il this
long. What shall do, get homes for
my children and 70 and work out, or
shali l stay and take his abuse'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17

Miss Masgarst Prysr. daacs for the
nsubsss of the r. r. r. hsussparty.
L. Pssse Tcmps, Miss Eiissbsth PEN
bsrtso.
wsmsns Relief Corps No. II. Red
CrOoa rO0ma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17
A TROUBLED MOTHER.

II your husband doesn't pay the gro.
Gerry bills or other bills. you ought to
be able, by being economical. 70 save
something out OF what he sets aside Tor
the purpose, And II he handles oil the
money matters, Of the house, YOU might
try to make him come to time by not
being 80 nice TO him. Have your meal,
. little of time for Z change and &c,
~ independent - you can when he u
around. When he won't speak 10 you
don't spsak TO him for . while. Fo
the sake OF the children you ought Il
Try 10 hold the homs together. Yo'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17
Portugsl's War Expense Heavy.

PARIS, Aug. IA Lisbon dispatch
SAYS Prime Minister Costa announced
in the chamber Of deputies Portugars
total expenditures in the war to date
have been 5500OO,0OO milreis and now
average 100000 monthly. The official
journal announces all silver ard copper
money will be withdrawn from circula'
ton, to be replaced by paper currency.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17

CHICAGO, Aug. II. - Promineni.
among the barefoot dancers who tripped
on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. A. Starr
Best for benefit of Evanston branch oil
the women's section OF the Navy league
was Miss Ethel Moulton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-17
prussisns working on Reforms.

BERLIN. Aug. I'm addition to
draitint bills for electoral reforms, the
! prussian ministry of the interior is said
TO he engaged also in working out legis-
lative measures affecting Prussian ooh-
stitutional institutions,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
A Pleasant CartY.

f:"Ss'll Er"wn entertaining number
uf friends last evening at ms nome ale
y :rrl. ruth street Wurwnud. The p'"a"-
ant party passed II delightful evening
prnvi,Ird with attractive features Of "n-
rrrtainiurul Dainty refreshments were
served.
The following were present:
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DRUGGISTS TOLD Of INSIDE D0|NGS.
DF LEGISLATIVE COMM TEES:
ATTORNEY EUGENE C. BROK-
MYER OF WASHINGTON is,
GIVEN DINNER.
Declares Drug Men Should Have
Representative at Capitol to
Protect Them.

Following a delightful dinner last
evening in the Hotel Windsor, attend
ed by two score representative drug.
sists Of the Wheeling district and a
number of their wives. the Hon. Eu-
GER. C.. Brokmyer, a prominent cor
poration attorney uf Washington. ID.
C.. legal representative of the a.
rional Wholesale and Retail Drugg. IS
association, spoke for nearly two
hours in telling the inside workings
of the drug business. Fle gave some
startling inside information as TO
some of the methods of legislation
and the doings al tee various COM
mittee meetings OF the legislators,
Mr.. Brokmycr was presented by
.Iohn r. Elson, an ogIcial of the West
Virginia State Pharmaceutical asso.
ciation and A prominent druggist of
Wellsburg. c. 4. Neptune, of Par
kersburg. vice president of the state
association, was the honor guest OF
The meeting. Druggists from Bellalrea,
Martins Ferry. Bridgeport, Warwood.
Moundsville and out the pike were
in attendance. a.,
Mr.. Brokmyer declared that the
wholesale and retail druggists OF This
country should have an official repre-
sentative on the ground floor" al
washington to look after their leEls'
lative protection: that other nrCanlZa'
lions had such representatives. he
said he feared that the druggists
would be paving more than he two
Der cent war tax assessed AT preSen'
10 help cover the revenue LOST D!
stopping the manufacturing Of whlSS
key. He said that the 5o,oop retai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
RIvER TELEGEAMS.

Davis Island Dam-9.5 feet, rising
cloudy.
raiu.
rarkcrshurg-1l feet. stationary:
clear.
Mnrgautown-6.s feet. stationary:
clear.
OIL City--3.1 feet. stationary; cloudy
Narren-3 feet. stationary: rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
HIGHLAND GAMBLING
HEARINGS WEDNESDAY
The Alleged Proprietor and Sixteen
Players Will Be Arraaned
at County Jail.

Nick Lofeste and sixteen men ar
rested with him in the raid on the
Greek coffee house at Richland Sun
day night will be given hearings be
fore Squire II. 4. Lutes at the county
jail al > o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Lefesre is charged with operating a
gambling house: the others with
gambling.
Chief among the witnesses will be
Constable +. Brogan, Of Warwood
and Deputy Sheriffs. Phil Bachman
and Ed Rice, who made the raid
armed with warrant issued BY
Squire Lutes.
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druggists of this country and the
thousands of wholesale dealers should
have a representative in Washington
right now fighting for justice and
their rights. -
Mr.. Brokmyer arrived in the city
yesterday morning and was the guest
| of Postmaster William ". Irwin ana
other local druggists: They spent the
early afternoon at the Country club.
land Mr.. Brokmyer later visited NUM-
Der of drug stores in Wheeling dis.
lrirt He CONGRATULATED the people
of Wheeling in having such fine ar.
ray Of stores and progressive drug
gists
Those present were c. S. Blum. L.
IS. Temperton. George +. Elliott, j.
Lee BurrcSs. c. VI. Wyrck. Ernest r.,
Hoge, +. n. Wads'worth;; L. J. Merge
John Coleman. Mr., and Mrs. Merton
Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. William ". II.
win. Mr.. and Mrs. ". 'Lorne Woodruff,
Miss Mabel V. Brown. Mr.: and Mrs.
W. L. Peabody. Eugene c. Brokmeyer.
John. r. Elson. W. J. Eourse. j: 5.
Reeves, c. P. Rice. W. T. Beam. Ben
Exlcy. Charley Fred. S. P. Christian,
C.. .Sinrlair.D. Sinclair. r. W. keesoY,
Selbcy. Il. II. Thompson. H. o. Baer.
". ]. Quinn, John Davis.
4 laboratory 10 b: created AZ Helsing-
frrs Finland. for tho study Of technical
industrial problems. viii bc supported
in part Ivy the government. but largely
hy i number o. private concerns.
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Girls First Aid class.

The young lady members -: TIA" So
cnh Presbyterian church have formed 1"
class IN HIST aid. which icIi - 'ir$'
meeting last cvcii:ng. un0rr IL" ~
slructIun II hr. j. K Caldwell.
The class. which is ruEpusrc OF y"
m"mbnrs has taken ~. IH. lIrSt al!
work as outlined Ly. tie Rcd Cross s"-
ciCty. and with their growing rnthu-
simSn. II is anticipated l'.l' thar NUM-
h.r Viii b. greatly Increased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
AIR RAID CASUALTIES

LONDON, July GA revised list of
the casualties in Sundays air raids
as officially announced tonight fol.
lows:
Killed in the metropolitan district,
20 men, s women. 5 children.
Injured. rs men. "A women, S" chill
dren.
On Thanni standardized. one man.
two women; injured, two women. one
child.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
RIVER NEWS

= At the McMechen dam the river
registered 46 feet at $50 last night.
Several wickets were damaged last
week and the dam is down for re-
pairs.
The boats leaving yesterday were
the Reuben Dunbar for Pittsburgh al
p. NJ. and the Milton for New Mata-
moras at 11:30 "A. m. The Liberty will
leave here for MatamOras this morn
ing at 10 o'clock and the Dunbar will
reach here tomorrow on her way 10
Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
Junior Eedpnth Chantluqus Club.

The Junior ltcHraih Gh&"';HI"t
c!uu i. anNlum$iy waiting thy arilN4.
u! Miss Ainrsarr: Mo"r.. Who VII!
reach Whrulins Wcdu, S':a% H,"'n from
Pittsburgh. and VA u" imri At me L.
& -. Siailrm y! IN au;r parade. III
which man! &, II drcH VIII ,ahc part;
Mr.. X VI. Marshall. II Ill" Island
Viii Lead tn" i.r':.:r:. Il" !" "ac .! Inc
~ gEar4n:"rS
TNr Gilman ~ II" rhIldr@n's work at
the .'!:auI;tii'u;L Nil lie thu fantastic
sketch. "I.lr,'HS iii"r III fairylanH.
ur"%rntc.! cn>t:.;".. by tn' Junior Rcd
path club. wE.::. consists wholly Of
home lal' hi.
That IhIS entertainment; VIII b" "'if
ri The treat" nn Tho program ~ as
sii.I,i. because "i he ShIil al The d.
rector. Miss Nuur-. " Ito j. Il Graduh:C
at tn. columbia College "i Expression
IN rhIraru. Er!s and girls from thr
ages d and Il Years Ar'. "flGlb!'. ~
i"'m tho LumlM H,,:pll!. club. The
seasons li"krlS a!,' - fer the chIidrrH
which rUli!"S iH,!a' &" morning play
ana rrn"Hr~ii i"r tn 't'it'Es Time III
J';nry land TT" :ii',rhr''m -tc!y hnGr
j., ire. l., al .!li,r"n "nU Vii be- held
near ihr tent
TIL Wr'intSil! ditt"T", " tn children
Will "rsuiiIE,. ~ tm" l;Il,!-:,- park. pre-
rarn!"ry IT, Gonna" nS tH'i" r"E";tr-
:,:si: "u Thur*'lA! n."r"ins tot IA" pa
gcaEt.
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E. o. T. Club Outing.

The ladics !0rmlNc The F.. q. 7. sew
ing club. will enjoy pleasant outing At
the Wheeling Park IN Thursday. In
the afternoon thoy Will find pleasure in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
McMeoheu BriefH,

Misses Luclla Doyle. ThClma Norris
and Bernire Farmer arrived home last
evening from Cameron. where thrI'
spent u week or 50 with friends ana
relatives.
David Henry. who Is employed III
Huntington. Is spending several days
here with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry, of Marshall street.
Charles Black. OF South Marshal |,
street. we'll known resident of this city.
is seriously i'll.
John Donavon has arrived home from
Newark, o.. where he spent several day,
attending TO business matters in The
interest Of the b. & O.
Clarence Fisher. OF Pittsburgh. is Wis
tng at his home here.
Harry Burcey. of Cleveland. o. Is
visiting with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Ethsl Morgan left yesterday for
Columbus. O.. where she Will spend u
couple Of weeks with friends and r'la-
lives.
Misses Elsie and Hazel Mason spent
Sunday with Glen East"n relatives.
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Wedding Of To-day.

Wedding Of To-day.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs +. NJ.
Gillcland. Of Pleasant Valley, at noon
to-day. the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Grace Nellie C;illeland. to l'rof:
James Clyde McGrrgor sou Of Mr. ana
Mrs. H. \. McGregor OF the Island Will
take place.
The mutual scrvic" Of tho Presbyterian
church viii ho read by tho Ecv. James
NJ. Potter, II. H., Of Vance Memorial
church.
There will h" no ATTENDANTS and only
the immediate relatives VIII ne present
for tho ceremony.
Tho bride will ho a,tIrcd in pretty
summer frock nj white lace, worn over
white not. BRIDES roses and valley
lilies will form the corSaEe.
and groom will depart on a month =
wedding tourney that will include points
Of interest through New England
They will he al home after the t!Tst
of October. at Washington. Pn. ,,
The brides travelling costume VIII ne
Of navy blue, with hat, shoes and gloves
" Thc bride has a large circle Of friends.
Prof McGrcGor was formerly a mem
Der Of tho faculty Of MhGrling n, In
school. and AT present is head OF the de-
partmcnt Of political science Mt Wash
ineton and jefferson college. ut Wash
ington, ia.
lSSuHH.
MIR. and Mrs Robert NJ. iillcland
announce tho marriage nj their
daughter
Grace Nellie
Mr.. lanes Clyde McGreGor
on Tuesday. July tho tenth
nineteen hundred and seventeen
Wheeling West Virginia
At Home
After October first
Washington. Ia.
Dancing Party.
On Friday evening at their country
home. Beech Wood farm Misses ia''
and Amelia Schu"izncr "n'"rlaihen u
number Of their friends with Il uahclhI
party r'urinI an lntc"inlSSlvn ualhtS
T.. Tr,.ShmrniS Nrr" served
The guests w"rc:
Misses
Ii,Iu I;inlu.;us r."r.n"n k;Mrlins
fcryl St"ob;!rt k"Sr S"ti"iI
Mary ;>ci,.u Margaret i Imrnins
Bertha COS f.l&itb'lh 4'cHl!Id
Ida SchuclGncr
NcsSr9.
t'ivdr COX Allen. McShan"
Henry BAILEY Herman SShuetz-
Blly McShanc nor
William Cox W imam Sihms
l.rc Ross Charles kcch
James .htklnSo"
Mc%SrS and Mrsdam"S.
II. G. kimminS William S!ihms
AUGUST SChUcI: Iicr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
REGULAR COUNCIL
Weekly Session Of City Legislature
To.nioht-Expert Accountant
ant to Attend.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
city council will he held al o'clock
this evening, j. B. Tanner, of chi.
rago. an expert accountant. whose
methods Of accounting have been
adopted by Dayton's commission GOV.
eminent. will attend the session anil
outline IN council what changes he
would advise in Wheelins's system OF
accounting.
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Margaret Hook. Alma Bolton.
Sarah Carr, Eva Davidson.
Jennie Ball. Henrietta Fair.
NesSrS:
Joe Conlon. lrr. VIM Mckinley.
ur. o. l.. Rrchmond. Harry Miller.
William Wright. &. r. MauEhman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-10
'MECHEN.
R.AfnSoa to Labor.

Okey Boston, OF tins city. recently
sentenced by Squire Lewis at Mounds
willie 70 10 days hard labor OH the cOun-
y roads and pay a fine OF IS and the
trimmings. on vagrancy charge. re-
signed his position with the gang In
the Nnrrows Yesterday morning. He
Just refuses TO labor and sinct corporal
punishment has been done away with
nothing could be done but bring him
back 10 Jail. He was placed in Il coll
Ut distance from any other inmates
and until he decides 10 do little work
he will get limited rations ii is said.
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tho swimming pool. and AT o'clock de
lightful picnic supper will b" spread. to
which tho husbands have been invited
The club includes:
Mechanics:
carl Scrig, Th"S. M"Granahan'
Geo. B. Wilson. ThnS. Ration.
4. Fl. Lichtenbcrger. leo. chambers.
s. ~. Murrie r. A. Alexander.
C'has WinCher. Mrs. Hunter.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-12
Too Costly,

Too Costly.
(F'rom the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Tho consumer seldom boasts Of
anything cheap. He has discovered
that publicity along these lines inn
mediately results in increased prices.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-12


cd. There are excellent reasons for
this. Information made public here
will find it, way. through one channel
or another. to Germany. That would
tend to destroy the effectiveness Of
the armament. But 1t is very clear
that under the announced plans Of
the German government. which were
the immediate cause Of the severance
OF relations between the two coun-
tries. every German submarine be-
comes the active enemy Of every
American ship that enters the waters
which Germany has chosen to mark
on as subject to her own prohibition.
The ship that enters those waters is
in danger Of attack. The purpose Of
the submarine which may be sighted
Is to attack and destroy her. instantly
and without mercy to any on board.
That being the case the only effective
policy Of defense is for the American
to shoot first II he can. II he delays
until q torpedo hits him it will be too
late.