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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-27
FOR
URICACID
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
SO Cent Bottle (32 Doses
FREE

Just because you start the day worri=s -
tired. stiff legs and arms and muscles, an
aching head. burning and bearing down pains
in the bsck-wOrn out before the day begins
do not think you have to stay in that condition.
Be strong well and rigorous, with no more
pains from stiff joints. muscles, rheumatic SUI
fering. aching back or kidney disease
For many forms of bladder trouble or weak,
ness its action is really wonderful. Those
sufferers who in and out of bed half q
dozen times a night will appreciate the rest
comfort and strength this treatment gives.
To prove The Williams Treatment conquers
kidney and bladder diseases. rheumatism and all
other ailments when due to excessive uric acid,
no matter how chronic stubborn, If you have
never tried The Williams Urea tment. we will
give one 5Oc bottle 80 doses, free IL you will
cut out this notice and send II with your ma me
and address 70 The DIR. ID. 4. Williams Company.
Dept. 6. Post Office Building, East Hampton,
Conn. Send at once and you will receive by
parcel post regular SOC bottle, without charge
and without mourning any blgation.-(Advt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-27

know what to take To quickly enrich the
ciood. put roses in the cheeks OF women
and give men that youthful punch.
vitality. and 'stay-there. power. there
is nothing like organic iron-Nuxated
Iron patient Of mine remarked
after a six weeks course OF Nuxated
Iron. Say, doctor, this prescription
works like magtcV Unlike the older
forms Of iron. Nuxated Iron does not
injure the teeth nor upset the stom-
ach. but is readily assimilated and
YOU can quickly recognize it's &C
ton by a renewed feeling OF snap.
vigor and increased staying power.
No matter what other iron remedies
YOU have used without success IL you
are not strong or well YOU owe IL TO
yourself 20 make the following test:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-27

coming tired, next take TWO nVe-
grain tablets of Nuxated Iron three
times per day after meals for two
weeks Then test your strength again
and see how much YOU have gained. I
have seen Nuxated Iron increase the
strength, power and endurance of 1eli-
cate. nervous. rundown people 100 per
cent in ten days time in many instances
NOTE: NUXATED IRON recommended above
by Or. James can be obtained from any good
druggist. with or without a physicians prescrip-
ton On an absolute guarantee Of success or
money refunded II is dispensed in this city by
all good druggists.-CAdvt.b
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-27
Free Foot Draft Coupon

FREDERICK DYER
1873 Dyer Bldg, Jackson, Mich.
Send me FREE a S1.OO pair of Dyers
Foot Drafts. / will use them to learn II
they will do as much for me you say
they have for the thousands of Others
who have tried them. This pair 10 FREE
TO me- for which ! am not under any OBJ
legation.
Name -........----..... .......-..------.
City. ................... state. ..........
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-27

Thousands OF anaemic.
nervous. rundown peo-
pie suffer from iron de-
iciency b U { do not
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-27

See how long
you can work
OF how far
YOU can walk
without be-
Evening journal., 1917-07-10
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bllwood A. Pierson.
Of No. 2f22 West street entertained
on Friday afternoon IN honor OF the
ninth birthday anniversary OF their
daughter. poarla. The afternoon was
happily spent In games aud music.
Those present were Francis Rambo.
Daisy Baker. Helen piorson. Adelaide
Lewis. Ruth Stewart, Elizabeth De
yenney. Elenor Mccall Katherine
John wilkinson. George Rambo, Ed
ward Cannon. Preston Taiman, VIII
liam Stevenson. Oscar Russell, Allen
Komske. Clarence Russell, Irwin oscar
Carvin. Eilwood A. pierson, Jr, Mr.
and Mrs o. l.. Pierson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Stewart. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. pierson.
Mr.. %. A. Pierson and family motor
cd TO Greenwood on Saturday 10 spend
the week end Mr. and Mrs Stewart,
Jr.. accompanied them.
Evening journal., 1917-07-10
DOVER Hears BURRIS
IS ALIVE ON BOAT
sneeiaI b IN EvENINo I0URNAL.

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. July lo.--'iames burris.
the white man of Bowers Beach, who es-
capped tho officers who made the raid on
his house at Bowers. early Sunday morn-
ing by jumping from a second story
window into st. Jones river. and who
was supposed TO have drowned, was re-
ported a. having been seen on boat
in Che Delaware bay, the presumption
being that he found Judgment some
where carly yesterday morning after
calling for help and later was conveyed
10 boat in the bay. Tho officers are
keeping a lookout for him.
Evening journal., 1917-07-10

Ray Galloway, Of Uis city. was
recent visitor to Delmar.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Kirk. OF Del.
mar were called 10 this city. last
week by the sudden illness OF Mr..
Kinks broiher-in-law. who is now i'm.
proving.
Mrs. Fred Plummer. Of this city, IS
visiting relatives in Odessa.
-
Mrs. David Eliason. OF this city. re.
Gently visited relatives al Middletown.
-
Mrs. Nelson Neff, OF Middletowr,
was tlS recent guest Of relatives N
this city.
Theodore Whitock. Of this city. re.
Gently visited his parents at Middle
town.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Arthurs. Of this city. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Martin Bur
ris, OF Middletown.
Miss Olive Lockwood, Of this city,
visited her mother at Middletown over
the weekend.
Charles Kronemeier and Richard
Rhodes, OF this city, were recent yisi.
tors to odessa.
Jesse Vineyard, OF this city. spent
the weekend al Warwick.
10
Charles c. Maryil. OF Laurel visited
this city last week
-
Mr.. and Mrs Conner Elliott. OF this
city. have been spending a few days
with relatives at Laurel
-
Edgar Royce has returned home az
ter spending a week with relatives at
Laurel.
Miss Ruth Martin has returned 70
her home I'm Clayton after visiting
friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Atkins Goldsborough.
OF this city. were recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Wright, OF Clayton.
-
Albert Martin and Gilbert Hoffecker.
Of this city. mOtored 10 Clayton recent.
ly and visited their parents.
William DickenFNn. OF this city, re.
Gently visited in Smyrna
Mrs. Jennie Start. Of this city. was
a recent visitor TO Smyrna.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stevenson and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Allen. Of this
city. spent the Fourth Of July with
friends in Smyrna
Mrs. W. B. Horsey. OF this city. is
visiting her mother at Seaford.
Oscar Gordy. Of this city, was = re-
cent visitor 20 Seaford.
-
Francis Taylor. OF this city, IS
visiting relatives at Seaiord.
Miss Pearl Kitchens, of Sycamore
Evening journal., 1917-07-10
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Sirman Elliott, Of this city. spent
the weekend with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Elliott, Of Laurel.
Mrs. G. W. Hastings and daughter
Helen. Of Laurel, are visiting in this
city.
Miss Mary Wilson, Of this city. Is
visiting relatives in Snow Hin, Md.
Mrs. Thomas Pace and daughter,
Miss Sarah Pace. OF this city. were
guests last week Of Mrs. G.. f. Hollo-
way, Of Snow Hill.
-
Miss Ruth Powell. Of this city. re.
Gently visited her home at Berlin.
O.
Master Eugene English. OF this
city, is visiting at the home OF his
aunts, Mrs. Rydie Rulings and Mrs.
William Purnoll, Of Berlin.
Robert Henry, Of this city. is visit
Ing at Berlin
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Gunby, OF this
city, have returned from a visit TO
Berlin.
The Misses lnez and Margaret Bay
lis. of Melbourne, have returned home
after visiting their sister, Mrs. Harry
Vandersloot Of this city.
Miss Lille Howard. OF Snow Hin.
has returned home after visiting Miss
Launa Easley, Of this city.
George Purnell and family. OF this
city are visiting relatives at Snow
Hi, Nd.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mullin. OF
this city are spending July and Au-
gust at Ocean City Md.
-
Miss Elizabeth Moore, OF Dover. IS
taking a business course at one OF
the business colleges in this city.
20
Mrs. Charles Culver, Of this city.
spent last week in Dover.
%
Edward Noll, OF Camden, Del, was
q recent visitor 20 this city.
-
Master Ernest Hummer. Of this city,
is visiting his aunt at Cheswoid.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Barcus, OF
Cheswold. spent the weekend in this
city.
George Britton and family, OF Penns-
grove, has moved TO this city.
Miss Florence Johnson, OF Dover,
was a recent visitor 10 this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hoffecker. OF
Wilmington, are visiting in Dover.
Miss Mildred Burke. OF Camden.
Del, has returned from a visit 10 this
city.
-
Edward Brcadbent. OF this city, was
q recent visitor 10 Camden, Del.
Mrs. Sallie Love. Of Delmar was
q recen- visitor 10 this city.
Evening journal., 1917-07-10

was a guest last week OF Pcrryvine
friends.
Samuel Holloway, OF this city, visit
ed friends at GEORGETOWN, last week.
Miss Mary Mac,slin. OF this city is
visiting in Georgetown.
Mrs Gilbert p. Cron. OF this city,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Barr, In Georgetown.
Willard Phillips and family. OF this
cry, have taken a cottage at Oak
orchard. for ten days.
W. L. Adams, OF this city. was a
recent visitor to relatives at George
Norman Smith. OF Harrington, made
a business trip TO this city last week.
Mrs. Margaret Simpson. OF Vernon.
mas been spending several days in
this city
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Minner and
sons. James and Walter. and grand
daughter, Ruth, OF Browns Neck, mo.
'ored TO this city last week
Miss Florence Harrington. OF
Browns Neck, was a recent Whining.
ton visitor
Elmer Sharp, OF this city. recently
visited his parents, tho Rev. and Mrs
w. w. Sharp, OF Frederick.
BENJAMIN Burton. Ir.. OF Frederick,
is visiting his cousins. Mr.. ami Mrs
Ernest Homewood, OF this city.
Miss Mary Malonoy OF Charleston.
y. G, who rs spending the summer
with her uncle in This city, = now in
Rohoboih.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Willis. No. S07 West
street. Is visiting relatives In Wild
wood, y. j.
Mrs. william T. Motion and daugh.
ter of No sol West Twenty first
street. have been spending a few days
with her parents. tho Roy. and Mrs. T.
G. McSorloy. at fredericksburg. Nd.
/ The Misses Emily Houston and Ro-
sale Bothum OF this city spent the
weekend with Miss Laura West al
( Cambridge. Nd. making tho trip In
Miss llouston's touring car
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes and
son. Henry. Of No. 1906 Adams street
have returned frop a trip 20 McCalrs
Ferry.
Miss L. NJ Baldwin has returned
from Botterton. Nd.
George ". Franklin, No. 202 Yves,
! Twenty third street. spent the week
end in Wildwood. n. J.
Miss Miriam Cameron. No. s0l Van
buren, street, Is visiting relatives iu
Philadelphia
Under the auspices Of the Standard
Bearers Society OF Scott Method 81
Episcopal Church. a porch party viii
be given tonight on the porchos o
Nos. 504. SOC. sos and $40 Taylol
street. The porches will be illumin
ated with Japanese lanterns and cleo
trio lights. Ice cream. cake AM
candy viii be for sale
] Registered A. the Hotel McAlpiI
New York, from Wilmington durin
Evening journal., 1917-07-10
STATE commission TO
AID LINCOLN HIGHWAY

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. July l0.-lhc State
Highway Commission met here ycster-
day with all the members present.
The report of Chief Engineer Upham,
including trip made by him, tccom-
panied by Secretary Francis. through
Pennsylvania. Massachusetts, and Ncw
York. included suggested systems and
suggested forms Of the several states In
their experiences Of road building.
After discussion as 90 tho construc-
tion of the Lincoln Highway the e0m-
mission recommended that Chief
Engineer uphom act ~ consulting
engineer OF tho Lincoln Highway and
10 cooperate with the Levy Court and
the road engineer Of New Castle County
so that the work 81 the construction of
the Lincoln Highway might bo com.
mcnced without delay.
Authority was granted the chief
engineer 20 employ an engineering
corps TO proceed with a preliminary sur
Yey for the road system 20 be laid out
~ Is proposed 20 take a traffic ccnsu
Of the state IN the near future.
Evening journal., 1917-07-10

f. spending few weeks In this city
and Philadelphia.
Miss Marguerite shipley, OF this
city. is visiting in Seaford.
Harvey Shaw. Of this city, is visit
ing in Lewes.
RAYMOND Moore. OF this city Is
spending two weeks with friends near
Lewes.
Miss Floss e. Whcatley, OF Bethel,
has accepted position In this CITY
Mrs. joseph Hitch, Of Laurel. Is AZ
the Delaware Hospital where she WAS
operated on for appendicitis
Mrs. f. J. Boggs and son. Austin
OF Cheswold, visited friends IN THIS
city and Norwood, Pa hast week
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordrey Slaughter. OF
this city. have been visiting relatives
at Leipsic.
Preston Trico, OF this city, has been
spending a few days at Harrington
Miss Ida Davis. Of Bowers. Is
visiting at Gordon Heights. this city
sr. and Mrs. J. d. Harrington. OF
this city. we're recent visitors 70
friends at Woodside.
Mrs. J. j. Johnson. OF this city, was
a recent guest Of Mrs. p. W jenkins
OF Woodside.
Miss Elsie Denny, OF this city 70
Gently visited relatives at Elkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stevenson, Of
this city, are visiting relatives IN
Elkton.
Charles Biddle. OF this city, was a
recent visitor TO Elkton.
Mrs. J. IT. steele and Mrs W. c.
Karsner. OF Chesapeake City, Nd.
spent last week with relatives IN this
city.
Miss Ella Marvel. OF this city. is
the guest of the Misses Todd, Of New
ark.
Mrs. IT. II. Townsend Of this city
was the recent guest Of her parents
Elder and Mrs. J. G.. Eubanks.
Miss Marion Gillespie, OF this city
was a recent visitor to her home at
Port Deposit
Miss NJ. o. Jackson, Of Woodlawn
is visiting in this city.
Mrs. y. T. Cooling and son VIII
liam, OF Chesapeake City, came 10 this
city on June 30 TO attend the mar
rage of Miss Pauline Klock and VII
mer Cooling.
( Henry Campbell. OF this city. was a
recent visitor 10 Chesapeake City.
Mrs. George Conrey, OF Chesapeake
City, visited this city recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Benson. Of
Chesapeake City, were visitors to this
city last week
Marion Minker. Of this city. spen
few days last week with friends a
Perryville.
Mrs. Arthur Lindsay. OF this city
Evening journal., 1917-07-10
BIRTHS

McGOEIGLE--O July o. 70 Mr. and Mrs.
Georro McOonirle. Of fouri scnth aud
Onion streets, Oils city son.
NcKAY-On July o. 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Chsries Mckay. OF SO. INA Lincoln street.
tha city, son.
rAUZAE July o. 90 Mr. and hrs
Corhet A. faufae, Of 10. oA' henN''
street This city a daughter.
psIIAAfNE ~On June 20. 90 Mt end ~
Te.enh az Iiamne. OF So. dla Nathinf'
ion street. thm city. daughter. 'i'r n'''
...oo,rraAr.- m, Inne Is. 20 Mr.. and
a.. Wirhael NeGoneFal 81 80. il.V
Scott street. this city. son' John ieop.I-.
Evening journal., 1917-07-10

years old, Dover Nest Is one OF the
strongest orders in Dover.
Tho meeting was called 10 order with
President r. y. kellum n tho chair
md nitcr general discussion. Camp
Fire Girls. Of Dover. led by Dr.. Cecil dc
u. larbordt. entertained the guests with
musical Mrs. Emma Stewart was
the accnmnnnie.l
Evening journal., 1917-07-10
novER Owls cELERRATE.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. July l0.-Dovcr Nest,
40. 1902 Order OF Owls. celebrated its
second anniversary In tho new Odd
Fellows Temple. which they viii make
their future home Although only two
Evening journal., 1917-07-10

the past week have been: j. Monte'th
Jackson Ben ". Jackson. A. W. lis /
sell. T.. W. Milling. r. c. Moore. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles u. BishoR. Colonel
and Mrs. Tschekalon. Mr.. and Mrs G..
H. Piorson. Nine. NJ. Ballet, n. la
Motto. Jr.. Grantley r. Postlos G..
Rommel. " Samoylon. Mr.. and Mrs.
W j. Webster, Tony Rosaie. Leland
Lyon. C. b. Street. y. J. LeMalstre, w.
q. Keller. Mrs. A. =. Sasse. Charles p.
Thomas and daughter.
Mrs. Mary Mechanic. Mrs. william
II. Page. Mrs. George A. Barnett and
daughter. Elanor. Helen McClane,
Anna Mailman. Elizabeth Frazer John
Quinn, George Bogart and William II.
Page, Jr.. have Just returned from q
weeks stay at Rehoboth, Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Miles and
daughter, Daisy, Of FarnhurHt, accom-
| panied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A, Nc
Canerty and family. Of Boothwyn. Pa,
] took weekend automobile trip down
State and into Maryland, spending
/ Sunday at the home OF Fred Reason.
OF hayre dc Grace. Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hinger and
son, Samuel Jr.. Miss Ann Holyeck
and brother Lex. Harry Frederick and
/ family, John Frederick aud family,
Mr.. and Airs. Lewis Thatcher and
Charles Cleaver motorod TO Betterton
for over the weekend
Miss Alma c. Owens, OF this city
Is spending the month OF July a.
i Clayton, Del.
The following Wilmlnetonians have
registered nt the Bclhavcn-hyNhs'
Sea. Rchohoth Beach; william Ruth,
IJr.. &. ID. Laird. !. g.. Moore. II. j..
! Wiley. &. A. lynch. II. u. BATHS,
william y. Foster and family. William
+. Jackson Mrs J. r. Monaghan. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Scott, Mrs. la
vinia A. Guss. bishop John ]. Mon
Afghan and David d. Bush
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. StenEel. OF
brooklyn, who have been visiting Mr.,
atcrgel's father. the Rev. Adam
stengoi. IN this city. returned home
this afternoon. Mr.. Stengel Is as
sirnment editor OF the brooklyn
Times.
Evening journal., 1917-07-10

Miss Alma G.. Owens, OF this city,
is spending the month Of July a.
Clayton, Del.
Evening journal., 1917-07-10

THESE ARE THE RULES
look costs put home good lot good
location than poor and Colonial Park good better
The SpngNarshaton the tract The West Fourth street
trolley is three minutes walk and Scent fare
EVERY LOT is CAREFULLY RESTRICTED.
Take Springs trolley property West Fourth line
bridge, walk Two blocks Go it. Get that auto.
the sale drop line viii
Of IN the morning evening by appointment
Evening journal., 1917-07-10

THE LUCKY ONE live in within miles Of VII
mngton Must get their ticket tickets the grounds sale days.
They be the grounds the day their called be
Fl old and must be white There viii be strings
the gift lucky will drive the home with the bill
of sale IN their pocket WILL 1T BE YOU?
COLONIAL PARK located Cleveland and Lancaster
prettes spot We vii make your
purse No good need be without home. will pay you
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27

young girl, the fashion OF broad sss-
penders attached 10 rather high ole-
die can be revived. II not only meets
with acceptance among the young, but
Il has become a prevailing fashion
among women who are no longer young,
but still slender OF course, the aus.
pender is not fashion for the stout or
the short.waisted Il demands long lines.
as well as giving them
The schoolgirls irock, which ID
skctched today, Is Of dull red Jersey
cloth, with an exceedingly slim skirt
which has a straight panel down the
front, above and below the waistlins.
and two stitched bands that start at the
hem aud 60 over the shoulder. They
are ornamented from bust to hips with
dull red buttons,
There are two pockets OF the Jersey
cloth lined with black, The slrdle "
cut from a short bias piece Of the fab.
rie and fastened with three buttons At
the side OF the back, This lrock Is
worn over a white linen blouse.
Copyright by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndiea,e.)
-
Too many people are confident The
other fellow Is going 10 win the val
for them,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
Satan to Wilhelm

Iowa Mans Famed Letter Wherein the Ruler of Hades
surrender His Throne to Prussia's King and His
Reasons for - Doing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
28LAWYERS AID
IN DRAFT WORK
400 Questionnalres Is Pro-
gram for Today,

Only twenty eight lawyers showed up
at the court house today to assist in
the QUESTIONABLE work, although at least
theirty-iive were needed. according to
County Judge William H. Zwiek, chair.
man of>the legal advisory board. Judge
Zwick stated that 400 questionnaires
would be handled today,
The return on the first series OF ques.
tionaires mailed out are coming " now,
and the number Of regstrants reporting
at the court house is eorrcspondinsly
heavy. The rush will be greater every
day, according to Judge Zwick, and
there is urgent need OF more lawyers
offering their services. The following
lawyers were on hand to act as legal adj
visors today:
Charles w. Woods, II. L, Young, Gas
per Edwards, Henry c. Hawkins, ]. s.
A, Hanod, Albert McRee, ]. c. Helms,
A. ]. Taft, ]. 5. Ross. {. c. Spiers,
Victor Sniggs, George A. Hcnshaw, +,
L. Buckholtz, C. w, Myers, b. ID. Shear,
r. M, Campbell J, Ballen, ], c. Me-
Clelland, II. A. Wilkinson, Norman
Wright J W. Balm, H. NJ. Young, Earl
Wallace, X, W Shartell, S. A. Calhoun,
William L. McCann, Edward Spiers,
J. f. Martin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27

Al. A. E...L a..l. -,
,'uI "h.". l r,.msa ue''sIs's a .n.s ~ W.. W."
/" wy u,s, .n.,,,...s AZ" saIp' ~, oh"
uy.sl !" .upsu.''e nu'' ~, ."' ss.u 'P"s
""'"' "a. nA'e ~oo' :" ws"
Excellent TOR schoolsifis FroSks'
The persisIency this Jersey cloth as
a leading fashion, even though II was
taboo last sunlrAcr because OF It's COM
monplaee eheapness. opens up new
ehsnnel OF schoolgirls frocks that every
mother 10 eager TO accept,
Tall, slim, awkward girls of fifteen
are not easily clothed they require GER
tain lines and draperies that the more
mature aud firmly knit body does not
need. They can stand combinations OF
materials better than the figure that has
reached the aw where certain thick
mass and an ungovernable rotundity ap.
proaeh
Therefore, the Jersey cloth, with It's
thread Of wool and lts surface that does
not spot easily, does not wrinkle at
all and sheds dust, Is Incorporated IN
the costumery OF youngsters and offer
ed by the smart dressnakers who cater
almost exclusively to the schoolgirl seq
ment OF society go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
Walnut Grove School
May Be Moved to
Escape Frisco Smoke

Walnut Grove school may be moved
from its present location, At Choctaw
and Phillips streets, j. q, Stearley,
superintendent of school buildings and
grounds. said this morning. The Frisco
shops are close to the building aud the
Frisco tracks are block and u half
south Of it. When the wind blows from
the south smoke from the trains drift
into the school,
Mr. Stearley says that a committee,
appointed by the board of education, is
now trying to find piece Of ground
In that vicinity away from the smoke
and the trains, but Is yet has not met
with success.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27

We've never seen a fellow who com
plains that he was led into temptation
trying very hard to 90 the other way.
Yeoman Corporal (in Jerusalem)
Bkme these verbal orders
Sergeant: What's up nowi
Corporal. The leftenant told me TO
take Q squad with me and 90 and get
the "mawsks"
Sergeant: Well, why don't you do
iti
Corporal; How am to know II he
means the gas inawsks or those Turk
ish eathcdrals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
How One Woman Feels.

The prize winner of the contest,
What the War Has Done to Me Al
ready" conducted by the American
Magazine. says in the December issue /;
Already the war has done to me
the worst II can do--and the best. The
boy | that loved more than all others
has been taken from me He fell at
Verdun, desperately wounded; but be-
cause he valued the life of a comrade
who had been struck by the same shell
more than his own safety he would not
be attended to until his friend had
been cared for. When his turn came
lit was too late.
For days | was bitterly rebellious.
He was only 2l. and he had so much
to give to the world. Why, why, OF all
the millions there, must he have been
sacrificed,
Then there came letters, wonderful
letters, which he had written in his
last days. II you could know he said
how happy am in the midst Of all
this horror Every time know that
I have made it little easier for one Of
my blesses, every time one smiles at
me gratefully or murmurs "Merci,
monsieur" it thrills me as nothing else
ever has I'm helping; I'm doing
France a service 4 in caring for her
brave wounded ! am contributing my
mite in this great defense OF the weak
II ! don't come through alive--well,
rs all right. Nothing that could
ever live to do seems to me comparable
to giving myself for France and hu-
manity, You mustn't srieve, for ]
shall have served great CAUSE
pladly'"