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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
Movie Calendar

oDEON-'ro-m "rrow. Glndyx CO.
burn. In "Th- Primitive Cnlr";, Tues
day, Marguerite Clark. in "Silks and
sntins"; Wednesday, Wallace Reid,
In "The Love Musk"
ISIS - morrow md Tuesday,
hnthlyn Williams md Theodore
Roberts, In "Ihr Cost or Hatred";
"rdnc>dny. "1he seventh Sim"
BlJOI--To-morrow und Tuesday,,
jack PirkfOrd and Louise Hun, I'm
"Frrcl<lcs"; Wednesday, Peggy Hy-
lund. In '.Bnbctte."
toLONiAlS-fo-m and fuen-
day. Frances Nelson, In THE Bcnu-
tifnl Lie" md ellis Naughty
Thought; Wednesday,. June I:iridRe
and Carlyle Blackwell. In "rhc
Crimson Dove"
VICTOR = Mondny, Mnry Miles
hintcr. In "Annie for Spite and
war pictures; Tursduy, "tnnic for
spite" and Ruth Roland. In "Ihr
Neglected Wife,; Wednesday, Nance
O'Ncil. In "Iirddn GnbIcr,' md "rhe
Neglected WIFE,"
I'LL o-mOrrow. Kings
lie! benedict and Eileen S~dgcwick,
In NO. 10. Wcstbound." and .'Thc
Purple Nnsk"; Tucsdny, Jack Null
hull. In "Mr. Dolnn. of New York."
md The Voice on the Wire; We'd
nrsdny. Myrtle Gon<nlcs. In ..NIu-
Tiny" and "Dry Goods and Dump
DecdS."
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Appealing photoplny. n, Bluebird.

lis, OF consistently good photo
plays IL offered this week at the Blue
bird. For Monday. in addition TO The
purple Mask" there is spectacular
Bison railroad special IN NO. 10 West
bound" with Kingsley Benedic; and
Eileen Sedgwick. Tuesday brings ZACH
Iulhall. In MY. polan. of New York -
a Red Feather photoplay of New
York prize fighter who comes TO one
OF those imaginary principalities and
makes things hum. Also the fourr n
episode Of The Voice on the Wire -
IS billed 'Muiiny," with Myrtle Con-
zal"s and an all-star cast. a tale OF
land and sea. is booked for Wednes-
day In addition there is roaring
i--ko comedy ia Dry Goods and Damp
Deeds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
LOUISE HUFF,
Bijou.
To- Morrow and Tuesday,

as the added offering for Tuesday and
Wednesday. Nance O'Neil, 4 big IA
rorite here, in an excellent pictorial
adaptation of Henrik ibsen's greatest
drama Of heart throbs and thrills,
"lfedda Gabler,' will be the top-Iine
feature for Wednesday only, while for
Thursday and Friday q double bill has
heen booked. the list including Bryant
Washburn. in his intensely human and
highly amusing story. "SEinn.rs Bulb
BILE and Max Under. in his third and
greatest American made comedy. Max
III 81 Taxi"
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of woman who has followed him to

OF woman who has followed him TO
the West.
On Tuesday only Marguerite Clark
VIII be presented in silks and Satins' -
a DANIEL Frohnan production. based
upon The unusual romance of a modern
young beauty who is to marry an up
to-the minute dandy" against her
wishes.
On Wednesday Wallace Reid will be
seen In The Love Mask" THURSDAY
brings William :. Hart. in The Aryan,'
and on Friday Earle Williams viii b.
offered In The liawk" sensational
story OF an unprincipicd mans mode
Of living on others.
on Saturday only. Mister a." will he
the feature. with Harold Lockwood
and other stars in the cast supple
mcntary features will be provided with
each bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

interest in local financial affairs ana
was regarded as wide-awake mems
Der Of the Richmond Chapter. Ameri.
can Institute OF Banking. M
George S. Wallace. former Rich.
mond man. Is president OF the Union
Savings Bank and Trust Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
Mary Vile. Miutcr mt Victor.

Mary Miles Minter will DO seen az
the Victor Monday and Tuesday in
her latest aud best photoplay Annie
for-Sp!te." which depicts the story OF
Annie Johnson. an orphan. who lives
IN tenement as an assistant to Mrs.
CaGoEan, mother OF six children.
Another instailmcnt OF the official
government war pictures will be shown
TO morrow with Ruth Roland in the
third chapter OF The Neglected Wife"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
Frances Nelson Mt Colonial.

Frances Nelson viii be featured at
The Cnlon!sl tomorrow and Tuesday
III The Beautiful Lie" picturiza-
tion OF the famous poem by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. ~ Reverie H. a Sta
ton House IL - wonderfully dr4-
matte characterization in which girl
is forced 10 decide whether to abid.
10y the truth or r. sacrifice il for the
man she loves HIS Naughty Thought
inc newest Keystone comedy produc-
ton, featuring Mack Swain and Polly
Moran with ihc wonderful! Ecystou.
star cast. Will be the added feature
On Wednesday and Thursday. June
ElvidIc and Carlyle Blackwell will be
presented IN The Crimson Dove" with
numerous added features. and FRIDAY
and Saturday VIII bring The Silent
Lie" produced by Z. a. Walsh. who
has given TO the screen many Of its
most famous successes, among which
are Tho Honor system" and Others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
Council Meets To.lIorroyy.

The regular monthly meeting of ,he
Common Souncil will be held to-mor-
row night at s o'clock. The Sink ing
Fund Commissioners have been called
To meet at noon tomorrow to discuss
routine business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03

Alberta White. Fannie NJ Williams. Marta
!. White. Sadie y. Wilson. BESSIE l.. Whit
Tic. Celeste Weaver. Estclle ID. Ward. a Mo
L: Wilson. Gcr,ie r.. walbnrrow. Lucy J.
MoobNon. y. Elizabeth Williams. Kate g.
Watkins. Beatrice J. Whiting. Inez J. VIII
&c -. -. = ~
Young.
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PROCTOR GOES TO NEW POST
"ciI-Known Kichmond Bank Nnn
Takes Position In Huntington,
West NtrEinln.

Henry q. Proctor. a well-known
young banker of Richmond. left the
past week tor Huntington, w. Va.
where he became cashier of the Union
Savings Bank and Trust Company. In
order TO accept his new post M Proc
tor resigned as manager OF the Rich
mond Country Clearing House Assoc
citation Mr.. Proctor took an active
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Cost of Hatred" ut Isis.

The COST Of Hatred" In which
kathlyn Williams and Theodore Rob
cris are featured at tn. Isis Tomorrow
ana Tuesday, is on" Of the most in
tcnScly Interesting OF rccen, Para.
mount productions. IT is a strong.
Ni.!!c story OF the lifelong search OF
q great. passionate. doHlinecr!ng per
Sona!!ty Tor revenge. ard The fulfil
mcnt OF the search. which makes one
or The most startling Cl!maxes that
could possibly be depicted in pictures.
on Wednesday, and Thursday. all of
IN" stars previously seen in the Seven
Deadly Sins vii! bc seen together in
III" Anal episode OF these remarkable
productions The Seventh Sin"
Among them are shirley Mason.
George LeGUerc. Nance O'Nen H. Il.
warner. Ann Murdoch. Charlotte Wal
hcr and iioIbrooE B!iun
on Friday and saturday Blanche
Sweet and Eliot Dexter win be pre-
seated IN The Tides OF Barnegat"
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star. Mt the Biiou.

StRrs nj tpe Bi1Ou.
Jack P!ckford and Louise HUFF. both
stars IL their own rights. will be fea
tur~l IN "Fr-cIl-s." At the t3ijou to-
morrow aud Tuesday. "Freckles" is
from Gene Stra,,on Porter's delightful
story. and Is one OF the best-known
stories IN the English language. be-
inG the picturzation OF an orpha n
boys tr!umphs over circumstances.
ON Wednesday and Thursday, Peggy
Hyland VIII be presented in "Babette."
the story of "A girl who saved mans
soul without ever knowing the miracle
she had wrought. Friday and Satur-
day. Fannie Ward will be offered In
''unconquered." The usual extra fea-
lures will also he shown each day
As extra features during the week
a Paramount comedy will be added for
the first two days. comedy md educa-
ttonal features the next two. and for
Friday ard Saturday a new Burton
Holmes travclogue and the delightful
Paramount Photograph will be shown
Varied Program at Odeon.
An especially attractive Advancement
of picked features makes up the weeks
offerings ~ the Odson this week with
Gladys Coburn featured tomorrow ONLY
in The Primitive Call" William Fox
de Luxe production, with a story based
upon the betrayal of an Indian tribe
by an Indian youth through the guiles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-03
Eliyson mt Spotsylvnnia

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. Taylor Ely.
son will speak at Spotsylvania Court
house on Wednesday at the request of
the Council of Defense of Virginia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Yale Will Help
Fighting Grads

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Avg o.-tspe-
clsl)-rroie"or George Henry Net.
Teton, oi the Sheffield Scientific
School Of Vale university, has sailed for
Paris to take up his du,e, as director
OF the Yale bureau there This bureau
!, to be u part oi the American uni
versi,y union in Europe of whose exc
cu,ive committee Mr Netteton is a
member Mr. Nc,tle,on is taking a
card catalos giving the names aud
records of approximately 1000 Yale
graduates aud students who have en-.
listed In military OF relief service in
connection with the wat The bureau
ha, been formed to he OF help to these
men
Two graduates have accepted sp.
poin,ments 10 become member, OF the
staff Frederic T Murphy. Of m,
cla" Of loOa. treasurer NJ Mark Ctos,
Inc, Of New York City, and George w
Patterson jr., secretary Vt the class ol
l9l&. snsssed IN the su,omobils busi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
RIVER CONTINUES
TO RISE At DAM
Water Is Being Held Below
Large City Dam.
SHORTAGE CRISIS IS OVER
Ban Against Burning Of Gar
bage Lifted by kesIer

Water OF the North Canadian river
early today was flowing over the top
OF the wooden dam At the pumping
station Of the city waterworks Re
ports were that the water was running
over the dam in volume and that the
river was still rising.
Water Held Below Dam
A great quantity Of water Ia being
held Just below the big dam by small
sand dam which has been constructed
across tho river bed and when the Wa
ter stops running over the dam or gets
low behind the dam, the pumps at the
water station can raise the water and
put il behind the big dam again, There
10 also q large dam being erected scros,
the rivN north OF the present dam and
this will also hold considerable water
to be used only for etrersencies.
II Is still possible that tho ordinance
prohibiting the use OF water for other
than household purposes may be or
dsrsd effective again this year, but there
ia no longer any wrinkles on the fore
heads of the city fathers because OF the
limited water supply.
Crisis Has Passed.
The members OF the city commlsi lon
feel that the worst has passed and while
It may again become necessary to con
serve III. water supply, they do not be-
leve they will again face 4 situation
similar TO that which they faced last
Saturday, that is, TO be confronted with
the knowledge that there was not over
two weeks supply Of water III the river
bed.
Until orders to the contrary are Ia
sued by Dr. J. g. Street the city water
may be used freely In the sprinkling OF
lawns, gardens, trees and streets and
for the washing OF automobiles and
other vehicles. This order will not b'
revoked until the water ceases to flow
over the top OF the dam. Then, Dr.
Street said today, orders will be issued
allowing the use OF city water to'
household purposes only
CarhASe Burning Permitted.
Mark kesslet, commissioner of pub
lie safety, announced that as long al
the water continues to flow over th'
top OF the dam. that houiskeepsrs mai
burn rubbish In their back yards. Th'
burning Of rubbish is allowed after th'
hour OF 4 o'clock a. m. and before III,
hour OF S o'clock p m, on a still day
provided the rubbish Is not placed with
. In twenty feet Of any building or fence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
suPEnFLuoUs HAIR
Why IT INCREASES

n has been proven by the worlds
greatest authorities that po.called hair
remevers stimulate and Increase hsl
growth after each renewal because thev
only rsmovs hair from the surface OF hs
skib, just lihs = rAsor,
The Only common sense way to renuvs
hair 10 TO attack It under the skin. De
Miracle, the original sanitary iauid, op-
crates on THE principle, n alone contains
certain Ingredients which give II the pow
or 10 rob hair Of Its vitality II does
THE by absorption
DeMlrecly works equally we'll fw re-
moving hair from face, neck, arms, un-
der arms or limbs to prevent II from
showing through stockings
Insist on the genuine DeM'racle. II 10
tho only depilatory that has money.
back guarantee In each package. In 500.
Il and ~ bottles at all toilet counters or
direo, from us In plain wrapper on re-
celpt Of price,
FREE booklet mailed IN plain sealed
envelope on request Write for II today
and read II before you make another ap-
plcstion " any derllntory DeMrscl>
Chemical co. Dept HIS, b~vk Az, and
iisth ~. New ys,k,-,Adu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
UKRAINE ASSEMBLY
FILES ITS REQUESTS

PETROGRAD, Aug o-Vice Premier
Nebra,oH received deputation from
the Ukraine national assembly which
explained that the assembly wished the
following governments incorporated in
the Ukraine:
Kiev, Poltava, Podolia, Volhynia,
Tchernikov, Kharsov, Ekarterinoslav,
Kherson,. Taurida and Besarabia. The
chief difference arose regarding Bes-
sarabia. The Russian population is only
70 percent The delegates, however, in
sisted on It's Incorporation because Bes-
nr,bia Is surrounded by the Ukrainian
governments. 1t was agreed to take .
plebisci,e of the disputed governments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Small Auto Knocks
Engine Off Track

PUEBLO, Col, Aug o-(Special)-
A small automobile knocked Penrose
railroad locomotive from the tracks
about fifteen miles west OF here. The
automobile, beyond a broken wind.
shield, was not damaged, Miss Edna
Hawke Pueblo school teacher wa.
slightly injured.
c. NJ Trawstha, who owns the ma
chine, was driving it. With him were
his wife and Miss Hawke, The cross
ing at which they collidcd with the
engine is a, curve and they did not
see tho oncoming train until too late
to avoid 1t The engine was carried
clear OF the rails and the front trucks
were lett beneath the automobile,
Neither Trawatha nor his wife was in.
iurcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09

arts and crafts workmanship--they " lll
look something like their grandmoth-
sn at six years.
The sketch shows youngs'er'
frock with = sleevele" jacket, the for ,
msr made Of rose pink organdy trimmed
with little picot-.dsed rufiles that dash
around the edges like foam The
Jacket Is Of pale blue taffsta lined with
she'll pink chiffon, and the sash is OF
black velvet ribbon run through Ions
buttonholes.
The Jacket Is detached from th'
gown and can be worn with a frock o
white, pale yellow or cream The WON
an who likes to build up these juvenile
garments for her youngs,er who IS y
20 to some resort can have halt
dozen Jackets made Ct various fabrics
some long, some short.
| Copyright by the Mcclure Newtpaye
Syndicate)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Id IS after
Is MONEY
Hits at "Wildcat" OIL
III Mining Companies,
III Invested in Develop
Must Be Told,

yu1ing intended to strike at wild
oil and mining corporations and
gVAieh 10 expected to result in the
|lf q Z great deal more money in
taxes, has been announced by
0late corporation commission,
eSeu0tsd hsrstoeoro.
rvoptore companies which claimed
oklea from the payment OF cor
Isn tax On the ground that they
unoet the gross production tax
uRSmpted without question.
~ future each company will be
M to file 4 separate statefnen,
~ the amount Of ito capital In
n properties liable under the
pfuductioa tsa and to show
~ Ne company actually h pro
= oil OF ore o. Is engaged in de-
heat operations that are likely &c
feo1netive.
"a Nus Pay Nov.
nay compapiss which brevioisl,
~ escaped the payment OF the cor
boIoa tax, will be forced to pay Il
II ~ new ruling.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
FORMER M'CLA|N
COUNTY SHERIFF
ALLEGED D0DCER
Socialist leader Charged With
Failure 10 Register,

PURCELL, Okla, Aug o-(Spe-
cial)-Mark Reader, former Mccain
county sheriff was arrested yesterday
for failure to register on June 5 for
the selective dtaf, and was taken to
CMokasha TO appear before the United
States commissioner. Reader claims to
be more than 10 years old and not sub.
ject 10 registration, However. accord
Ing to records Of the court clerk, a
marriage license was issued to him
about two years ago a, which time he
gave his age as 70,
Reader for two years was sheriff OF
this county, having been elected on the
socialist ticket at the time Of 4 split
among the dem@raN. He is one of
the socialist leaders in this county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Ca|ome| Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee Dodson'S Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money If it doesn't
hven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick.

Ugh Cslomel makes you sick It's
horrible Take dose Of the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow YOU may
lose a days work
Cslomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones
Calomel, when il comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes Into it, break
ing 1t up This 10 when you feel that
awful nausea and eramplng II you
are sluggish and all knocked out" Il
your liver is torpid and bowels con.
stipated or you have headache, dIui.
ness, coated tongue, II breath is bad
or stomach sour, Just try . spoonful OF
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarantee--Go to an,
drug more and re, N-eent bottle ol
n9dspa's Mys Tons. Take , ap0oaiu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Free Tents Given
Campers in West

ESTES PARK, Col, Aug o,--(Spe-
cial) INSTRUMENTATION for about $50
parties will soon be completed in va
rious parts OF Colorado in the form of
Camping tents" that are for the free
use Of tourists. About 100 camping
place, are already available They arc
under the direct control OF the national
parks officials and all tourists who de.
sire TO live the outdoor life are cordial
ly invited to unload their packs in the"
government recreation spots.
The camping grounds" arc to be in.
stalled al Lawn Lake, Glacier Gorge,
Lake loChvale, Wild Basin and Bear
Lake Camp stoves and garbage pit,
are included In the facilities, and rang
ers are in charge to take precsution,
against insanitary conditions
In previous years tourists had diff.
Guilty in finding suitable camping spots
private land owners objee,ing to the
campers.
On the list OF heroines write IN,
women who canned peaches this week
New York Sun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Evsn email children will ADOPT the
slssveless Jacket, In imitation Of the
fashion accepted by older folk.

NEW YORK, Aug B-Ths source Of
the sleevsle. acket 10 doubtful. but
who cares who started II as long n
everyone accepts ~
II is not new this summer n Il one
OF those fashions that dip in and out
of the sartorial system like a pale and
unimportant comet through the solar
system.
The French designers liked h for
this reason; II took away from thin
gown that informal 'hir,waN appear
ance OF which France has never ap-
proved and which America has learned
to discard, except for sports and the
most informal country usage
Last February, it was carried out in
gowns OF Jersey cloth that were in
tended for Palm Beach, Augusta and
White Sulphur Springs, but like one
OF those winds Of perversi,y that blow
through the public mind, the idea was
not taken up with any degree OF a.
thusiasm.
The designers urged h the reporters
wrote OF II in glowing terms, thos,
who are always on the watch tower.
looking for innovations and originA
tions, spoke persua,ively of |, ss a gar
meni out OF the commonplace. Yet
the public WAS Indifferent.
Gained strsAgth In Summer.
The original idA, as conceived b,
the French, wa, to build this sleeve
less jacket in the manner of the waist
coat worn by men. but the American
adaptor built il Into the form of . jer,
kin Of velour, leather, Ansors and silk
that could be slipped over a shirtwa,
and separate skirt.
These garments were offered fol
sport usage, With all that frenzy thai
is characteristic Of the American meth
cd OF dressins--scc to one rule
at one time--this sleeveless jerkin wa,
Offered by the Shopkeepers in every
euise and adopted by women In every
color.
Ii substituted for the sweater. II
was cooler and more comfortable, be-
cause Of It's sleeveless and collarles,
condition 1t could be made at HON.
in day. whereas it took weeks to
knit a sweater
At the present moment, il IA the
American idea, rather than the French
one, that prevails In these sleeveless
jackets, except among those interesting
women who refuse to follow anyone
else and who depart on tangenu Of
their own that give the dressmalRr,
and reporters feeling of gratitude.
The truth OF the fact that the sleeve.
le" jacket Is accepted a. major par
OF our fashions, lies in its incorpora
tion into childrens clothes, II pro
vides an adorable garment for young
sters, even though 1t gives one n Quicl
remembrance Of the pictures in tn
family album. of our ancestors dresse
! In tiny little silk shcks for Aiternoo
and flannel ones Tor thS morning, whe
} they crossed their black shed feet an
had their pictures taken.
!. "a Sack and . Child.
II the little girls who wear the llttl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
GROCER SOLD UNS0UND
EGGS; IS FINED S19

For selling un,cund egxs 70 local
grocer Gsrvan Roach va, fined Sl9
and costs by Judge Mitchell in the
municipal court today The testimony
was that Roach told the purchaser OF
the four case. OF eggs that they were
csrded esg,, which he purchased from
Union City
The grocer testified that he had TO
replace every doven he sold from the
first case he opened and the other three
cases were still unopened.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Printers TO Meet.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Aug.
9--FWe thousand printers from all
parts OF the United States and Canada
ar. coming to Colorado Springs next
week to attend the Slxty-third annual
convention oi the international Typo.
graphical Union. War problems and
several other matters vtallv affecting
the interests Of the typosraphers are
to come up for consideration and action
and the officials expect the convention
10 be one Of the mos, important in the
history OF the organization
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09

and il it doesn't straish,en you righ, up
and make you feel fine and vigorous |
want you to 60 back to the store and
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u destroying The sale Of ealomel he.
cause it Is real liver medicine entirely
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! guarantee that one spoonful of bod.
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els OF that sour bile and constlpsted
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and making you feel miserable. guar
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and they like iu pleasant ta,ts~-hdy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-09
Army Board Probes
Deaths of Four in
Artillery Practice

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug "a board
~ army Officers today continued In.
ves,iya,lon OF the killing OF four civil
isns late yesterday during field artil.
lery practice at Little kennessw noun.
tain. thirty miles from Atlanta Not
only are they trying To ascertain what
caused the shell that exploded to rico.
chettc to the point mile from the
mountain where the victims met death
but whether or not the story that an
other she'll had diverted iar from is
course is correct
Colonel Noye,, commander at Fort