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Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
VARIOUS WAYS OF PUTTING
UP THE LUCIOUS PEACH.

Farmers Bulletin, Department Of
Agriculture.
The Colorado peach season Is now
At its height and it Is expected that
every housewife will avail herself Of
this opportunity Of using and putting
up peaches in as large quantities ss
she can. Below are given dozen
or so ways by which this fine fruit
may be canned, preserved and dried,
making the most delicious and tempt
ing desserts for every occasion.
CANNING PEACHES.
A simple home canner can be made
BY fitting the bottom of a common
wash boiler with Slated rack, made
Of lath or some other light material,
upon which the filed fruit jars are
placed to be processed.
A 80 per cent syrup is made by
using 3ls pounds of sugar to 1 gallon
Of water.
Have the jars hot before putting
fruit into them.
Piihcs fiPc PcachcSS pare Win
knife or scald minute, then dipinto
cold water and slip of the skins. Cut
in half and remove. the pit, pack into
hot jars, using big spoon or ladle,
pour over the hot syrup, remove bub-
bles by using pliable knife seal tight
ly, put in the hot bath, the water COM
ing not higher than 2 inches from the
top of the jars. Process quarts 25
minutes, and half gallon 40 minutes.
Remove from the water and tighten
the lids at once, invert the jars to
cool, taking special care that no
draught Of air strikes them, as this is
apt to crack them, when cool, wrap
jars and stor9.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
PEACH PASTE

Cook the pealed peaches until ten
der. Rub thru . sieve and add 1
pound Of powdered sugar to L pound
of fruit pulp. Put over . slow fire
and cook until very thick, 50 that when
spoon is passed thru it, the mass
does not run together quickly. Then
pour the paste, y inch deep. upon fiat
dishes which have been rubbed with
salad oil and allowed to dry. The
dishes are then exposed to draft for q
couple Of days, after which the paste
is cut into figures. The cuts are plac-
ed on paper sprinkled with sugar, ex-
posed again to the draft for . couple
of days. then dipped in crystalized
sugar and packed in tin or wooden
boxes, lined with parchment paper
and with layers Of the same paper be-
tween the layers Of paste. The paste
can be kept thus and served rs dessert
and q garnishments on creams. and
custards, frozen creams. layer cakes.
and etc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
NATTY OUTFIT.

Sport silks were never 20 popular.
and every girl should have . suit built
something like this cut Russian blouse
with killed back TO match the skirt
lines. Borders. cuffs. collar and sash
are Of novelty white silk. set on with
deep white silk fringe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
PEACH BUTTER

Take soft or over-ripe peaches, re-
move the skins and pits, run thru a
pulper. put in a kettle, add pound of
sugar to 2 pounds of fruit and cook
to thick paste. This is rich, smooth
and creamy. 1t is more, economical
than butter, and the children love il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
PEACH JAM.

2h pounds of peaches. cut into
small pieces,
1pound Of sugar
6 whole allspices,
cracked peach seed.
inch ginger root.
u cup Of peach juice,
tsp. whole cloves,
l tsp. cinnamon bark.
l sprig Of mace.
tie the spice in cheese cloth bag)
Cook altogether until thick as mar
malade and clear. Pack hot in hot
jars and seal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
PICKLED PEACHES.

Peaches may be used peeled or un-
peeled. Stick half a dozen cloves in
each peach and drop into hot syrup
made Of i've pounds of sugar and 2
quarts Of vinegar to which a little Gin
namon has been added. Let simmer
in this syrup for half an hour. Fill
jars with fruit and syrup. process 10
minutes, remove and handle as in
directions number one.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
LITTLE THINGS WORTH KNOW.
ING

Use the white Of an egg to paste
labels on jelly tumblers, fruit Jars,
etc.. as it takes good, long soaking
in hot water to cause it TO loosen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
PEACH PRESERVES.

Remove skins and pits and cut into
small pieces Of desired size. Put in
kettle, Add equal weight Of sugar and
v pint of water, or more, to q gallon
of the mixture. Cook for about two
hours. These preserves are rich and
ideal for light lunches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
PEACH MANGOES.

Halve and pit the peaches. Mix
equal parts Of ginger, mustard, celery
seed and white mustard, place the
mixture in the cavities and tie the
halves together. Fill jars not quite
full Of fruit and pour in boiling vine
gar. PIace IN hot water bath and pro-
less Is minutes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14

White wolfe with three clusters OF
white net frills will make you . charm
ing summer frock. II you fAshion Z
surplice. put bretels on It. hiks up your
sleeves and then place quaint little
spots Of ehsrry velvet ribbon ~ h
Aicated yoa win have 1 boalco ~
MATCHES ths prstty akiEe
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
PEACH CHUTNEY.

Peel ard nft tie peaches. To gal
Ion Of peaehes ndd pint Of vinegar
and eook. I'M sofk Add n cupful
Zach q eheppsd s6iens, sugar, seeded
raisins, e1d Wits nns*ard ssed, :
|cunees q ed oinesr reet, 1
ounce e - esss eke1ped nnssand
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14

When frying eggs if the frying-pan
is covered with a tight cover the
whites Of the eggs will be delicate
and creamy, whereas, if left uncov-
cred, they will be tough and leathery,
and really unfit for food.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14

The woman who is watchful in her
home, careful Of every bit Of food
used, is serving her country just ~
truly and just as effectively as the
nurse in the Red Cross tent or the
man at the front or on the sea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14
Don't Forget =
L. R. LINDQUIST'S
Semi Annual COrset Sal,

Semi-Annual Corset Sale
Saturday, Sept. 18th and Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. 18th and 18th
The famous C. c. Jackson Corsets,
noted allover, the world for beauti-
full At and good wear.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-14

L = Lln1geiDe1 Dry Ceeds 0tere
Ola fslIews nadg, cunnisee. Cs,e.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25

Sun. f'r-5-r 10 1uslor Fred
"rlrk 80 Tlonn nu. ir ~ stewart
leWrs l.aWTurg j Fhn eaAlen'
fgrk ~ WlIanh. Joseph ~ f,ni1s
Leopold Mayer
House of Liberty Geurs, k ben
rifnn. HH.oid g. plekl.son. lred
Fletcher 'Jafuca Gnull Warren
N. Gtih"rtt. francis a. Gnrfuan. Al
vim =. Gray. lrvins p, ,irn ~. ls.l,.
h.utri ~ kernan. Lowell " Nj
nard. Clarence II. Mol Nf,hi" Mos
cowltz David IL porviu. Mark r.
foe. Elmer " hrundss. Haym ma
" koehHl
Northwestern Lucy * Biakency
-Aoclalde fOurlandrr. MafEarrt
cameron, Hetty Evans Ruth T.. .hl-
lew. T.. Ruth Hamilton. Marion Her
rick. MHude Johnston, .lt"irn II kell
her. Helen -. kniEW Polly s. lesIif'
ska. Virginia Mcmahon Marjorie Ma
gee. Florence Mitchell Ruth " Dunn.
Dorothy ~ Robinson. Ml1.ed - Tay-
lef. Margaret E"fc. Hazel l.
Thompson. Margaret w Savage. NIL
dred p Twamhlcy Florence " ~kc-
man Mamie - NeHlch. Ethel
Swanson. Flofn D. Wlkenepu Uar-
ola Channer William ~. Dow ME.
Charles q Crumriue. lr. Leroy
McctrnAhen. Edward 1orr 80. Nor
man NN Mccormick k Edward ~ Nc
Ailister. THOMAS g. Murphy Alots r
Rcszko. Iav a. Spaulainv James Rob
cltson. Loren r NanNorfwfck Her
man T. schneider. Jr Herbert "
Watson Israel y zimmerman.
Western William p Angel LoVal
Atkinson. REM Bates. W 'ft'r peter
Baum. Nera ~ Rcste. William r
Pittner. Rachel 4 Boldt. Joseph
Freeman. EosaNe g.. Briseon Emma
- T3rowe Ethel VI Rrunswick. 10
rh Durha Marjorie V Caftell Louis
oi urgav. Helen Cohn. Harold a. Da-
uke. Leo B Dcf.aey. Evelcyn g.
porr. Amber Fisher. Irene NJ
Frahm. Bessie q Claudion. CAROLYN
VI Greig Edward VI TTsusch Thelma
Hanson. stephen 7 Hickey. Flor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Graduating Program
Carried Out In School
Auditorium
OTHER SCHOOLS
HOLD EXERCISES
Western, Eastern and
Northwestern Turn
Out Large Classes

With formal exercises a. 1890
O'Clock. Thursday morning. l53 stu-
dents, members of The. ninetysec
ond class were graduated from the
Detroit Central high school prof
Fred Newton scott ~ ,hc Cuyer
sit, OF Michigan delivered tho com
mencemcnt address In The high
school auditorium ils topic was
hooks that wcar-
The Central high school orchestra
opened The program with Wagners
"runnhauser' march which WAS fol
lowed by an overture After tho pre-
sen,ation OF diplomas and tho max
ing of the honor announcements
hes played the National Emblem
march
Commencement exercises were
hold IN Norfhvc tern. Eastern and
Western high schools. Thur*day
morning and Wednesday
A elias of g. stunonta. - girls.
and Dc bo, vas graduated from, the
Northwestern Thursday with exer
Clses in ,he high -h0ol auditorium
a. 90 ED O'Clock Fred T. Keeler Of
lAnsing. state superintendent of
luhlic instruction. delivered the com
niepcemenf address +4-----AiploHas
we're presented by Ira w JAYNE
superintendent of thc recreation
CommisHo
Western high school hold its grad
uatng exercises. Wednesday after
noon. Charles r Chaascy. euperin-
tendcn' NJ sChoolR preventing d,plO
mas 10 20 graduates Tnc students
gave program OF more than ordl
NARY sutcrcet Joseph VI ilrecuan.
precedent of The Glass SPOKE briefly
80 ,hc parents ot the graduates Gho
cia history was related by WI
uJm F Anger and Tho clas g
Irophccy was told BY Rena Bates
a violin solo by Bert Csrcy and sc,
oral sclec ions by The nigh school
orchestra completed The program
AZ Eastern high Judge Arthur =
Tuttle spoke 20 the graduates NcG-
nesdaY night Tho January class
numbered 9l students
Every orc of YOU boy anf girls
hss talent unsuspectcd abiliiie. for
success that only need he discover
cd " the luoec told rhe class Souc
ot your talents already have hcen
found and developed. that a ih,
work and The mission Of the public
school Experience without cduca
non cannes furnish this result Al
most every man and woman au
compelled 20 sentence admits that
Do. bias lacked a grade school educa.
non To -uccecd ind Your talelts
and develop them
The Central graduates are As FOL
lows
fieuse ~ Alice Freeuau Mariorle
BNusbrrr. lucille ~ UQhheft Giady
T. foosetiure. Ethel N 81 Alpine
France " Mairr. Guinevere l'ursell
Helen s 81 imuChnr. a. neNlcNe =. SIM
nous f&ntrna WaEley
tloIse of Aternr leicn dc Cnriet
vsrc Katrina scherin shofu. Grace \
smith M J feasan. IarEaf"'
VnnSIrkI. Barbara " WMrfs. kHth-
erInt N4trtsN. Iug' ni1 WING
Gtrtruao d Wilson, Dorothy Wood
ward Ha4." , gnne IVA p,-
mott Dlea lI Rims. Rehecce lNoch
JuIla D. ptnadweil Brntrirc = Hunt
irr tfertrf.fr o. l'eW W7nr. Ruin J.
Iurvn,t N.rma r lrtman Loren"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
City News in Brief

Nn,"ne who thought a. wasn't cold
lhursdH, morning did n0t walk
Wssf from tu' ~tHflrr hotel thH' q
ml.
tentraI ". 4. T.I viii meet in head
lr.aaF af m Mrs Artpuf N
liiL of Sow lcisry VIII speak on
'Sunrare.
DrfroiGs new open forum l. nd, ,r--
tising for mau e. speak on the
excellence af ih" pfrsfnI onoUfD
order of thIn-- lt wishes 90 hr
NON -pnrt' snu and cltr everybody 90
htncr VIII the man pleasr stop
forward.
Nid. Edward parnett. who has hc~n
in Ford hospital for seserni weeks
ftItrIuE nItl heart trnuhi and "a
hcrN0us break down. visited h
Enmr. So g11 ~ -dhift -uVe.. for
FerN hours Tuesday ulpNf. huf
was advised hN his pht ~ictan 20
rfturn fa the hospital IIis.condl-
tion is some what improved.
- hnNcn'f hnd both hands ~ M,
muN ~ the snne time aIi winter. -
aatG H tHflHu t'efff.ng along ru
the Iry WalFs. "Nou see have to
Keen 'na arms free f0 halsnc- my-
self like the tight rope performer.
or would go down iil warm thc
other hand now.
4 moving van. - dirt wagon. gar
bagc wagon and load of live
Dhlchena tp crates We're ull thnt
hold uu tho pedretrlune at Wnoa
ward and Highest this morning.
right when the carly morning trAr
Ec ioward fhe down town district
was ~ ms height
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Knit Underwear Shop
Clearance

Ladies' Cotton Union Suits
made with silk vests. knee
length. pink and white si25
values for .....+......... 9sc
Ladies' SIX Bloomers Pink
on white. knee length $500 val
ues for ........ $3.50
ILadles' Swiss Ribbed Union
Suits made low neck. slecve-
Jess. ankle length trimmed With
French band top Si25 and $50
values 500 and sfS5
Childr~n's Cotton Union Suits
made with hgh neck. long
sleeves. anklo length or Dutch
neck elbow sleeves. ankle
length Special 15c values,
Tor ..........,. ,,,..--.... DC
HcaIy's Fifth I1oor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
special stan of employ ment work
cr. has heen engaged bN the DctrOl

Hnnrd - Commerce TO- take care 81
the increasing call for position e
from members - tho Thirty nrsf
Michigan regiment. RECENTLY mus
tered ont - the federal service "n
its return from the border. An
averuge ~ 80 dav are heinr
placed Nearly an ~ the largf
factories and shops have respond
90 generously 90 the request Tor
emnll lNment
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Jokes sre some times very expensive
aud do not npp-nr To he funny 10

tho VIrtim. aAId NnEleY -aFH
husincss man Thursday morning
For ins'nnce We had children
party ar our house last night and
tho boys used my room f0r thc
cent room had an important
business engagement in my office
an o'clock. but ! didn't keep it
hecauso those peskv boys changed
ms sletm clock 10 ring at instead
of At 6 o'clock suppose the boy B.
thought fhHt q splendid ioke, hut
couldn't soc " ~ all "
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
A Handkerchief Clearance

Ladies' AN linen hand drawn heustched border
quarter and twoinch hcms Reular 35c values
dozen ......, ......... $500
Ladies coored Novelties and s white linen shamrock
cood borders embroidered and solid an crtsp
patterns. Special ...t...... i5c
Mons all linen hrruitehed border
and onequarter inch hne fu splendid qualia
our regular 5oc Special. sf00
Mems linen hemstched border cnbrok rcd initial Onl
broken initials o crch c
Wan Floor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Rue
Grange Bateliere IL,
Paris
Final Clearance Before Inventory

E>ROM till aotmen broker
next
reduced will prevail with little regard for
original
profit
in efforts to keep
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Mayor Nnry almost wishes that the
Oh. nn.n.L lhLnk Nm. nhnml hnAInE

"a coal mine. SeFereI p~tunn-coal
IuaGnates called az the city hall.
Nedueaday. Offering visionary
properties ~ exceedingly small
Sums They had 70 De- iudiciously
iel out into the outer sanctum q
thr mayors office after each had
told az great length ~ the partt-
ruIar merits 81 lis holdings.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Before Inventory
Clearance of Blouses

Some hand embroidered,
others lace trimmed s375 575
price s2ts
NO Table Crepe de quality.
white alike 1915 values for stea
Lace nd Net lined with chinons:
Large and small collars $500
and s29s
club. imported dyed
gray. navy. $1,000 s39s
IIea,. iouse
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Jewelry Clearance

1877 Blue Bird for Happiness" Special Price. 9c
Byzantine Brooch-Verv
Sterling PnsT1ain tops. Specially
priced pair 29r
Chains assorted 75c soc
Combs rhneson" settings Specially ACC
values
Sterling Platinum
for .s1Oo
Sterling sapphire topaz
hys Beautifully clustered with bau Si25 for. 75-
sh"p-Main Ioor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
~ can't understand why the police
dnn't provide for parking nufomo-

bIInt IN I"ntfr-at-, lust n ItiIt Wy
from Woo1Wari-avr. said pr.
Henri, 4 Carstens. addressing the
counc ll committee ON trafnc reguln-
zion. Wodrcsdav in the city hall.
There s room there fGr about $50
machines. aud there is very little
trnf1e over tho street. ] complain
particularly or the way cars are
u1rI.rd ora John R-si.. In the two
blocks north of Adans-aNe.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Misses, Girls and Baby Apparel
Clearance

upodae dresses for The Young
and chine Beautiful
trimmings and Values to $3.50 for $500
Misses Evening DessesNet and tareta
crepe chine, blue pink maize and white Hand
somcly S5 dresses in ALL TO 16year
Values 70 $500 .S1ooo
chdren's years and black Coats
we made II all $500 values for $29s
Chdren's and corduroya
broadcoh years. 80 ull
For 1913
broadcloth zbelnos and cordu
roys; novelty have trimming Size
to 10 Naues to $29oo for s998
chtdrens Dresses % velvet dresses SIX
skirts white Gcorgeue collars Very stylish and wei
S25oo $500
Misses dresses,
green Belgian blue also plads Most a
Values $500 for S69s
checks trimmed with silk effect some have fur
others white collars cuffs Values $25Oo
for $500
cfaies. serge
all Broken and blue Values
flVV0 TOT '@'o
blacks st0o
6aby s. poplu crepe chine
ribbon and flower trimmed 80 bonnets $500 values stoo
Baby embrodrrs
and itte s25o si25
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Georgette Crcpes and Dress
Nets
Clearance

Georeette crepes. pure silk.
best quality. ina complete
range OF colors In black. flesh
white. pink. Nile. pearl gray
dark gray. Copcn blue. navy.
blue. burgundy gold. tan. old
ROSE. new blue and brown
So and s2oo values for.
yard ..,..... -...... $i.45
SIN Dress Nets Pure silk.
for blouscs and roNnt. In all
,Uhn good shades pf pnk. sky.
orchid. gold. turquoise Copcn
blue. white and black %
inches Wide. our regular si25
values FOR. yard .... 79c
Metal Ribbons IN sold. silver
aud radium shades az i5c. 35o.
SOC. 65c and 75c yard
N.E.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25

The reservoir ~ new fountain
non holds as much as IN ordinary
email bottle Of ink. and is shaped TO
III the hand comfortably
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Hosiery Clearance

aides Fine top double sole heel
500 81 % and $50 values Special s9o
Silk Hose golden onv Value 81 15o
Special stoo
BLACK Hose Lisht medium weights
81 0O values Special 19.
Fancy shades pns
Values al % Special ........ Sto0
sln
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
The Muslin Underwear
Sale


Muslin Envelope chemIse--
made Of nalnsook. daintily trim-
med with fine Val. lace and rib
bon bows Regular sl.25 values
Tor ................ s5d
Muslin Gowns made in slip
over styles. made extra long and
full. trimmed with fine laces ana
embroidery. Some are Empire
styles. ribbon drawn. SIPS val
ues for ................ CSC
Muslin Corset Covers made
Of fine muslin. trimmed with
dainty embroidery: others with
Gnc Val lace 50c values 3ec
Crepe de Chine Gowns made
in slip-oyer style Some are
made in Empire effect trimmed
with dainty hemstitched edges
others lace trimmed $500. 5000.
$3.50 values now on sale N $500.
5000 and ........... $500
camisole made with strap
over shoulder others In corset
cover style. trimmed with Val.
lace. others with fine lace and
mcdaliions. s. values. each S1.50
Special Beacon Bath Robe
Blankets with cord and tassel
All new patterns. Each. S2.96
IIealy's Muslin Underwear shop
Filth Floor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Members Of the Detroit Federation
nhnnl..h u rcAnInflnn ~ Ihrir Mrck l.

"
lt meeting Wednesday uight iu
doreing President Wilson, peace
message and decided 10 have tn'
rrvtsllfftr committee draft q pro-
test against miUtsry education in
public schools o. bc sent to the
board cf cdufation
~N, Idea 80 the jug gernnnf car L. one
Of those his motor trucks hearing
down on Nofi Hf tnc rate Or aU
mites an hour while YOU arc stand
ing in the safety zone with moth
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25

who was convicted ~ hiEamy In
Judge tpnnull3's court Jan. 3, has
flea % suit for divorce with the
suprenfo court va Wnahln gton. -.
a.. according % Washington dis
patch. Rooney. who was "A head
ache powder salesman. married
MISS ph1lls iaasa line. 81 Detroit.
without dlFlrcing his NrFt VIE.
SIN Ieafura ut ihe SECOND marriages
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Neckwear Clearance

Satin Collar .39c
orsandy colsrs-Quakcr styles. values 39
oresndy Collar sailor back collar
SOC
oeorsete Collar Cuff so0 values 79c
Back Organdy
values 39c
Satin coIars-Cape effect scaoped $50
embroidered Collars Veees.
soled or
oroandy values for zoe
Ruehne White and 35c Yard. l.
Net backs s1oO
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25

lng hut an Im4gInHrg ch1Ik max
i"fweFr luH md the hereafter
raId thf fmld girl "TaIK nbnuf
fattn ne h.E av mustard seed.
Aou ureu fhr s4K ifDe flfth OF "a
saint and then ~emf
There ., ~ famine Ia ~basinE cops iu
Detroit aud thosc nicn Nhp are
fhrir pwu htgtfra nuf arr urIu kf
cuouph Co Ifeak thoir cups. unE Ehf
nH we'll take their suop from fhr
WRECK aud rHf it iu fhr dunrr
onr Woman spent two hours rGrt-
day afternoon and went lrfn DO
stores boa quest ~ thls rarIt
Iuur fra arr
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
NarbIe-Clcarancc

Narble-Clearance
Statuary ualian sculpiurcd
Casialcna marble subject,
mostly classic. figures and husis
$500 values S $50
20.O0 values ~ 1000
$500 values ..... 22.5o
Holland eulbs Narcissus,
tulips. hyacinths. crocus To be
planted In pois now for Easter
blossoms Three for SC, sc each.
ice each.
IIeaIS's Downstairs shops.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25

on hia way % the second no0r of
TIE federal luilding. Wednesday.
rp said thc old elevator uan.
"A Poo has spent tho best part 90 his
life in i/nrle Sauls toryice. n saw
mat safie stoDF printed six years
ago. Hut the old bus here Is still
doing taa work
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25
Clearance OF
Sheffield Silver
From Sheffield. Eng.

which is getting scarce
Tea caddies Queen Anne
patterns.
$500 values 800. $500
500 values ..... $50
Hot Water Kettles Queen
Anne pattern and engraved
S2s 90 values st4oo
25o0 values .. 1900
Chocolate jugs Quaint old
English designs.
5000 values s. $500
Pitcher for hot or iced water
beautifully chased
$3.50 values s6.75
Hcaiy's silver Sbop--Downstair~.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-25

Nns"ne who thuuv az a. wasn't cold
lhursdn, morning did NOT walk
Wsef from tus rfaflrr hntel th4f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-27

PARIS, oct 27.- Miss Helen Cud
ahy, daughter OF Patrick Cudahy, the
Milwaukee meat packer, committed sui
ccidc in mid-ocean on October H. ac-
cording to the army edition Of the
Chicago Tribune,
Fear Of submarines Is believed TO
have been the motive for her act IN,
newspaper says According to this ac-
count Miss tudahy who was coming
to France on a Red Cross mission ap
pcared to be cheerful IN the early days
IT the voyage but when the submarine
zone was approached and a convoy met
the steamer on which she was a pas.
senger she remained In Her cabin
A friend who went to her cabin on
the night OF October 10 found the room
clnnty the portfolio open and this hur
ritdly written note.
"lt is all for the best Keep as muci
as possible from father and mother
Notify my brother. Michael"
Search Of the boat failed to reveal
any further evidence of her disapncar-
ance, or any person who witnessed the
tragedy Miss Cudahy'S body has not
been recovered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-27
"a in Surgical
Dressing Glasses

Glasses IN surgical dressings opened
this morning at 10 o'clock in the OLD
Red Cross work rooms IN the Chamber
oi Commerce.
Mrs Norton Cook is the instructor
and she has an enrolment Of twenty
four pupils She says that thi' class
will be divided in two classes, only
twelve pupils coming at one time The
course will last four weeks, and the
classes will he every morning from n
o'clock until u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-27
Last Stage In
Finishing School

WASHINGTON Oct. H-Announce-
ment from General Pershing's head.
quarters that American troops were in
the front line trenches in France, mark
Ne beginning Of the eliminating phase
h the training Of the American army,
The fact that a quiet sector OF the
French line has been selected for this
final training work is evidence that the
actual American front will be located
Nsewhere.
II has been the custom Of the British
army to harden their new units grad.
sally to the shock Of shelliire before
making them responsible for the hold
ing OF any portion OF the front Tn,
sSeriion IN which the American infantr,
end artillery is al work Is a finishu,
school for the military education Of tn,
men and particularly of the gunner
4 and wlwp q Sufficiently seasoned fore,
has bes5: deyrkpsd to take ever a por
tiop oS fhe frer,ts