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Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-20

Y. W. c. A. Notes.
This will be the last week for spring term
classes.
new class In nrst aid will be organized
Friday night at 1880
On Tuesday the Loose wiles club will
meet with Miss Adams to finish club organ
ization.
Monday evening the commencement es-
ercises for gymnasium girls who have won
special honors or letters during the year
will be held.
The household arts department will cele-
brate the closing OF the year by giving ba l.
ouets Two or three classes will 20 in to-
gether and give these farewell banQuets
Thursday evening the expression classes,
which have been under tho instruction OF
Mrs. Efrie Steen Kittelson. will present a
play Science In tho Union Depot" All
members of tho class will take part.
Miss Cara May Adams. city field secretary
OF the north central field. with headquar-
ters at Minneapolis. will speak at vespers
at $3.50. Miss Adams will be here until
wednesday, meeting clubs and advising with
board members and secretaries. On Mon
day the Many Centers club will hold lts
regular monthly meeting. with Miss Adams
as speaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-20

party In its Lyric hall clubrooms
Wednesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-20

An illustrated talk on our national
parks will be given by Miss Emma c.
Johnson for the Business Women's
club, Monday evening instead OF Tues
day, the usual meeting night The
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-20

stereopticon will be given at the
Young Womens Christian association
at 7;30 o'clock and is open to the
public.
Chapter B. P. of the P. E. o. sister.
hood will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. w. H, Peacock.
Mrs. w. r. Matthews will be hos.
tess for the evening meeting OF chap.
ter B. X. OF the 2. Z. o. sisterhood
Friday.
Judge A. L. Sutton will address
the members of the House OF Hope,
Florence, Sunday at p. m. Musical
numbers will be given.
DebuSsy's "Pellios ct Melisandc"
will be studied by the music section
OF the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae at its final meeting Monday
at 4 o'clock at the Young Women's
Christian association. Election of Of
hcers will take place.
There will be meeting Of the Scot
tish Rite Woman's club at the cathe-
dral Friday afternoon at , o'clock.
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BEN INN 25e iiber ben preiier
BON boriger Wo@e.
sSette HuIlen $8.25-S.5O; 80.
Iogna $7.OO--8.00; ertro $40
I8.25; rnngere uno leiate $b.50--s.
rs.
2GIber. - Die RaHfrdge tpn
eine quite mnb Die greiIe iteben I'M
50E75c iiber benen IN Der porigen
Wo9e. Die befersn Rdlber ititseI
bis auf lac per Pfliro.
@eite Ieihte @lber $13.75; fair
Big quite $t2.60-13.50; oroin1re
unb grobe $6.00-10.O0.
g dmeine. Ter gtarft mar
beute ltarf lnto Die Yreiie ltiegen Inn
15c per 100 Bfunb iiir bic beiiererl
sSIeiiheriorten. Cute Stags itiesen
nm 25c. Der Wartt idloB itarf un6
alIe IN ben Stalen befinolidel
Shfpeine fanben sIbnabme.
Cute Bis auserleiene 8repafitngs-
lno syleiiher jorten Sl2.65-12.70;
gentiihte s,erpadltnssIorten $12.50
1855; leidte gerianbtiorten, 1870
biz $50 Yfuno, $1l .50-t1. So; cute
bis auserleiene Sertel S10.25--10..
so; leidte sSerfel unter 100 Ffuno
$8.00-10.00; orbin1re bis nnserle.
iene i9tpere iette Gdie $8.50-12..
90; Stags $7.50-l0.75.
g dafe nnO 2dmmer. -
Die gtahfrage mar cine sinieIi6 quite
uno Die Breiie itetig.
Shafe, nuserleiene biz ertra $9.'
00-9.50; quite Bis auserleIene $8..
00-9.00; orbtndre bis fair $3.50
7.75. = Hammer, auserleiene bis
ertra $14.25-1450; quite bis aus.
erleine $t3.75-1425; oroindre
bis fair S10.00-13.50.
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3afuhr:

Minopieb. - Der Wfarft tpar
rubig unb Die Yreiie nm etipa 15
25c unter oelier Don noriger @of,e.
Gnnaers fielen Inn f0--f5c. Cute
Stofers iino IN giadfrase, ebenio Die
beiieren Wilffiibe. Der geartt
ihIoB itetig.
Weittlere iuo idJtpere SStiere $3.50
1850; 5leifder Stiere $6.50--
$50; auserleiene BIZ ertra $9.75--
1925; Seifers S6.50-S.50: anser.
leiene bis ertra $S.75-9.25; ssiibe
S5.50-7.50; auserIeiene biz ertra
$7.75-S.25; gnaiiers S4.50-5.. !.
25; fefte Gairpfiibe $6.00--s.50; !;
@ilffiibe $4,000 10000; Stoders
irto Geeoers: Stiere $5.50S.25;
Sellers $6.00--6.75: siibe $3.50
6.25.
BnITen. -- Der Waorft mar,
Itorful1 ole beiieren GuoIitdte,, ite..
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3uder.- - Warft felt. - Raffi.
tlirter Gut 9onf $3.50; potuoereo
$3.50: Cubes $500; aranuIirter
$3.50; Gonfectioners ,,gI" S7.4O:
Oil na" $7.10-7.20; peiBer ertra
$6.90-7.00; egtra 81 $3.50 per
bunoert Bfitnb.
WoIaHes. - Warit iieiia. -
Wttp Orleans Open 2etteI 45 CSC;
Centrifugal 25-35c per GdlIone.
Reis. - 2ouiiiana. faneb 5,ao
6a-7e; prima 54-53e; urbindrer
4ac; sebro&tnsr 32-4e; Sapan Al
&c per pfunb.
Dairy probnfte.
Butt u. - Warit rubis. lpreifs
feft. - WbolsmiIt ertrd ACC; Gems
traIiseb ertra 43ac; gerltrnli5eb firfts
40c; fetcnbs 37e; Tancp DARN 32e;
pading Gtcd 20-26c.
adfe. - Marft iittig; Sbio 24e;
RobriptitIiher 24-25e; Rem Dor!
Csc; G9ipei3sr 38--69c; bo. Bird
24s: Gimburssr 24--25e per plumb.
gier. 80 Martt ribis iino gsrciie
itetig; Erinra firits Siibnereier 42e;
firits 4le; crbinarp firifs 39r; issonbs
38t per 9ubenb.
UefIiiseI. - Mlarft rubis iinb
ifetig; Hroilers bon IL pfunb uno
burunter 31r; lrbtrs ID Plumb 23e;
8dbnt 15c; iunse 4dbnf 1Sc; 3ibs
Ilsr 1Qael ayntbaAner poa a@ bis
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(,,lb, s,pnbs saS Sftien Ia Neu ysri.

0efMhftSpdptere uuroen ~ 41T~
eislestirt. fos&jel ani 2onbon lpares ifs.
10. sur % zsse eA72x Commercial ~
BEL anpdfnneea sS.7ex. Gsanes St4s
s.s4. 8sbsI !. S.s3N. Msri SiAf esXe, Ne
Sci osL, Rrpnsn Sidt II. 9dtel liz,
Qire Gidi 7.96, 9abel 7.25. Babel Si4f
3sk. &atei zsH, Stfbss 'Darrsn 7s5fe,
1Regisanif4e Dollars Coz.
Gftienmarst-Gs purbe bsste fihr'
iss beeutS Dsdsna Gsiauft uxb bisiss bate
tur sysise, bs6 bte Drs,ie etpaS IN bic
e6es oineen Ser Rarst iaIob fart
QlIenoaAu. 1lMea.
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Gbieaeo IT. syebrucr.

Sdapeine. - SuilGbr 1900. -
Rarft felt. 5 bis 10c iiber bern GET.
rigen Breije. gulf S12.20-12.40;
leidte $11.65-12.35; geuliitte
$12.05-12.50; ifDere $500
1880: raiibe $t2.0o-12.15; Jerfel
$9. .40-f0.75.
Hinooieb. - 3ufitbr 800. Rarfi
idipn9; einbeiniihe 9eef Stierc
S7.S5-t2.00; Stoders nnb Gyeebers
$6.25-9.20; aiibe uno Seifers So
20-10.4O; MIber SO 9.75-14.00.
S6aIe. ~ 3ufubr 1000. Narfi
itetig; @etbers $11 00-t2.0O;
ewes SS.50-t1.75; 2iinuner S12..
40-1475.
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irummsr Hruit 12e; gulis g.; tpeibs
Guten 1890; Gdnfs Like; alk
aauben $1.50 pet Duteub.
Dbfunb gemife
Mepfel. - gRome Dsautp $3.50
$50; Ben Dapis $3.00-4.25
Jcbnatban $4.75--6.25; Rings S4.75
geo; Gree1inss $4.50-5.00; Jnfes
rior allie Sorten $2.00-3.O0 per
Bbl.
3itroueu. - California $3.50
3.75 per Rite; Zines s5e-slo0 per
aifte.
Oranseu. - California Tapcls
$2.50-2.75; Sloriba $2.90-3.15;
1anssrine S2.O0-2.25 per aifte.
GRAPE Gruit. - Gloriba $2.'
25-3.00.
Grbbssrsn. GloriOd 4-
60c per Quart.
Rartoffefn. ginbeimilrbs
$9.00-9.50; Wi9isan .mb Wiseons
fin $9.O0-9.50 per gbl. unb $3.50
300 per gu. pom Gtore Bermuda
gc. l $1l0o; Ro. 2 $1,000 per 8bl.
SiBfartoffeln. - Delaipare
$1.5c-1.60, Ganep 3alIs $1.5o per
6anIper.
gurfen. = 9rsibbdus $3.50
1.75 per Susenb.
&raut. = 9unifb $7.50-s.oo
per BEL. roIbes $7.75-8.25. Sunges
sJroriba $5O0-5.50 per Camper.
Deibe Riben. $685.
30 Der gbl.
grbfsn. - SlOriba Suns $50
-1.75; telephone $2.5O-2.75 per
camper.
Stedrabem - s3.25-3.5o
per gbl.
3mtebeIu. - Deibs $500
1900; sel6. s12.Oo-13.0o; rot9s
$11.50 per buHbert Punb.
griine gobnen. Tloriod
$3.50 -3.75; Da@sbohnen $3.50
3.75 per Samper.
&arotten. - gtHheimHhe $o.'
5o-3.75 per gbl.
2anbprobufte.
5eu. go. 1 simot6p $3.50
1000; SO. 2 1iniotbb $145O-
1900; 90. 8 5imotbp $13.oO-l3.s
EO. S}o. I aemiId,ter Glse $500
1850; 30. ssmii@ter alee $14.OO--
14.5O; SO. / alss $17.0o-17.5O;
gO.2 alee $1s.0-16.5o: 9isiisss
alfalfa s1e.O0-19.OO; Rossenitrob
S1l.OO-11.5o; 6afsritrob $1,000
1850; Wei5euitrOb $10.0o-lO.5o
per 1onne.
MibIm futter. - Warit ru'
Zig umb iietis. - aIsie $33.50-34.'
90; Wibblinas braune S35.00-35.'
80; peibe s37.00-38.O0; semtfhtes
sJutter S34.O0--34.50.
Gdmereien. Warit fstig.
- ak.Icmen $10.50-u50 per
gu. bonn Stors; simot5p s2.25-2.s
90 Bu@Deisen $1.50; ;Fla4fanmsn
$2.25 per gu.
Derf@iebenea.
Osle - Warii fsff; 2einSl. robes
96c per Soil. ssn Bartien IA gbI.
geto1tes IL mebr; go. l aarb6l &c;
Cotton Sch Oil, raffinirtss $1.O4
per @aIlone, Serperltin 56c In Bar.
tien bon 1--5 SAB, irnb 20 IN ..par.
tien bon 1875 GdIIoneu Petroleum.
pbio Carbon 120 Grab Sc; bo. 15O
Grab Ssc: Seablisbi It's grac Oh
10e; Rsbgroipn @aiolin 22se; Rapbs
ia 27e per GaIIoHs In partien bon /
IS gbls.
SaIs. - Der Warit in rubis. =
Obio Riper S1.4O per gbl. bon 100
pfunb, JubrlObn bin3usefiist.
9aIs. - Wartt iietis. prima
Gitp 112-11sc bO, gountrp 10t-
1896. per plumb.
Robfem - Marit ru5ia. you.
sbiosbens s5.5o-6.oO; asanaipa
Stiidioblen $5.5o-6.OO; gaab uns
Glad $5.50-6.00 per Spnne abses
lisfert. Raudloie Stiidtpblen 800
800; autbratite 5000 per 1onns
abseIisfsrt. goie toItst $5.50-6.50
n,r do,,,,. ch,.f;ecsrf
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Gineinnati IL ysssuas lst1

gtnetnn att n. Sstsuas 1914
0s 9aAfraes sa9 Dsrfstss pes 5ests
si4t bsisabsrS. te@ passn DE OslAnite
lisrhfid Isbtais nnb BE 8inSraten ief.
Har Garlebsn .ea eau nas.M uos ~. az
Yanfen A. ~ test@nes. ws1ts.p ~.
f4aitSSsptess II " ~ Ss1ern.
Deresu. SM oheneA skesHs sls on U.;,
~ 4K-s& tIaeirt.
RsAif sus Rss Osss
purleu a. ise 9issoato per 5000 Spil4sn
DeaieR Seslsutf. Die - sustersase se1fu9I
Soe Ny1mis peS ei0ee.
ei6t. a2sdlisI suf 2onbon wurben o.
47gT sroGlp. stsriina quDtih. far @et'
ii s.s 1eriin wxrSen iSXe trs Rarf, be.
sexad fiis g1ediel auj Baris l7s<e yrs
ssssx a. Gmiteresm liKf pys oulben
~ euf 1ien iss yss 4rsHs, alres l6e.
Mubei ss, StsdtsIm prs Krone $3.50,
Jrsnts (64setD 1she.
esssss csIissssssu
Osum sntis sas hstis. Die Sanies sss'
etalauf DsrtssI
ls. upsbs 1g2S GssS. .1e9 -
sys Usnls, 1915 ......1se 10
9sI BonDS, 1880 -. 80 SSb
ax Banana ....... 9S1
* ponsms Gsupca. S9H
Glssssns essis umiAss. I.
Die tlmfate im bieiiseu gIeartngtsus
tefieien fi@ fsuts auf tb, 0Ss,26 Ile I'M,
jase Der rerHoHensn Wods bslisisn ilb auI
ss5, ,s0l, ,04i gegen eSo5a4, $50 Der roy
refpsnoireHoen @ohe Dss porissn JasrsA
sssaHssnstiAtss -
1er Rarit In Qefslisl sritdten nar teufs
Has, bod Darex bic yreiie stwos fsf"'
Btrtauft pnrben:
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Reoensart

Y6ier fsIt, itb Stueu msine
Gmndgerin grneitine poS Sersn
Wlann, mein seliebter Bruber, DOT eis
nisen Mo&eu aettnrbep iitl+- .grsiIt
mid unrthgi&g
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@rSBenm a I'm.

% 0 3 II 10 2 u.
Der 2ope fdbIief. 9a fo1 ron ietnem
glnt
Die O9feubretHie sieri9cu Gurftes
lnna
Wprauf iie iit nit OrabIerii6sm
Nlutb
Sp6 in bic obenbliben 9iiite I9tpang.
1lnb immer bober fties ile DOller 2nif:
sd fiihle 2openblut m metner
gruiil"
Gin -Sperline absr nni bes Dudes
@de
Wtit- einem jdben Shunpp peri4Idns
bic &ede.
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Viebn,arft.

Gfneinnati, II Sebruar.
Sufitbr unb 9erianht fir bic per.
gansene @ohe, pergIihen nit ben
corbersebenben 5pei Boden paren
ipie ioIgt:
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3ieben Ii9 nlir dnf Gnsros arallss
atticnen. gsi ileinersn @ei9dften
ipsrben stiDos b5bere preiIe bsrsdnst.
propiiionsu.
G9mal5. prima Steam|
16.25-16.4O: yanliIp 17-t7lAc.
9rodengefaI5eues Slsif d..
--gtort clear Geiten lois 15s-16c;
ertra ibort clear Ssiten 15 -16c;
iurse Rippenieit.n 15-15ac; Bellies
164--17Ae.
Bacon. Sbori clear Seiten
174-1S2e; ertra ibort clear Stiten
174-184c; tur5e RippsnIsttsn II
175e; Bellies 19A-20t.
Susar gureb Jfeii9. =
S4intsn 20-20ic; picnic SGulinu
143-15e; grsatfaf Bacon 21-
23c; SduIitrn in padeisn 14b-15c;
Hen Yort Gut 14s -15e; trodsns
Beef S6inten 30s -31ae.
Shbgepofdfes Jleifd. -
S9intsn 16a-17e; pienic S6uls
tern 12-121e; Belliss 17a-17ac;
sduItnn 14a-14ae; Sdullern ".
y. gat bo. 14t-l4sc; S6ulisru n.
y. Gut bo. 144-144c.
5rif6ss 1hi,d. - Sdinssn
17a-1sac; picnie G9uliern ID
15e; S9ultern 14-15e; tiirae Rips
penfeiien 15-17Ac; fort clear rip
peHieiten 151 -15ie; erira ibort clear
Rippenieittn 154-15ae; leidte gelIiss
1si-1s9ei i9iDere Bellies 17a-
1916.
Mtbl unb getreibs
Webl. - Winter patent $500
$50; Ninter fanep $8.50-9.00;
Winter famiIp $s.OO-8.5o; Bnitsr
ertra $7.00-7.50; Minter orSindrer
$6.50-70O; garter Dei,su patent
$9.O-9.5o; 6arter Dei5en ianep
$8.25-8.75; 9arter Weissn 5amiIp
S..00-7.50; Rosssn, gaortbtpeitern.
semii@tes $7.50-7.75; Rossen. Gitp
reines $7.75-8.OO; gfpssen, Gitp
semif@tes S7.75-s.oO.
WeiSen. 80. Q rotber Wintsr
H.90--192; go. 3 DO. S1.85-l.
8s; 30. 4 bo. S1.55-L65.
Welf 4forn. - go. Q fpeibes
I.07a-1.0S; gep. 3 bo. SL06A-
1.07a; go. 4 30. $1.05--1O61; 80.
8 DO. $1.03a-1O4a; Ro. 8 DO. $1.o1
LOB. - Ro. 2 sslbes $1.07a-1.s
0s; Ro. 8 bO. $1.06a-107a; Ro. a
DO. $16-lO6; glo. 8 bo. $l.03s-
1.04s; Ro. 6 bo. S1.01--lO3. - go.
2 senifdfss $L07s- LOS; Ro. 8 bO.
S1.06I-1.07a; 1o. A DO. $1.o4A-
LOG: Ro. 8 bo. $1.03t-1O4a; SO.
6 bo. $1.01-LO3. - @eiBss apIs
bentorn s1.o6-1.O8; sslbes aolbens
torn $1o6 Los; senii4tss aoIbsus
torn $1.06-1O8.
9afer. - Ro. 2 ipeiber g.
64he; Stanbarb fpeibsr 63-63ac;
go. 8 tpsibsr 62s-s3e; go. 4 tpeiber
60-62e; go. 2 geniTdter 62A $40;
Go. 8 aemif6ter, einbeimiidsr 61-|
&c; Ro. 4 asmif4isr Co 61e.
Rogsen. - go. Q $1.50-152;
go. 8. $1.45-14s; Ro. 4, $1.35-I
1.45; prok $1.30-1.35.
mbisfep.
0rtauft luurbm 7s0 9bIs. Dis
tttutrs GinHbeb GooSs aui oer gaiis
$1.A per 0aIIone.
0focertes.
Haffee. SABA 27-32e; Roba
2-30c; guatemala fnnep 1S5c, bo. |
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3t . lsssss, s:ss !; q. q. ss.:::,sss. y =:
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r. Q. q q. ioini u s7siusnn aen. ~. !. .ioi?J
Sss;:ss:S 3 3: y y 4 ;: : ::''s 6; 4; ,ss y;
GSlc. Z NsiiS1. =. isstISs. Ssfssi. ls.... sIk
Col 3 %. ~. AsS.. - 10. nail,s. 6s.... iolk
Isnp ~. .0t get .6e. etXes. ShiIy. esri.lr. ny
ii: ii: *! I: y: 4, *:
ven. eleftrtc 81. :. ~ 'iIhisn 3ac. Etc.,. 81
o.. sorfb. 4. AZ. seIilIrlsn qac, ID. lr.. szH
q Gent Iei. d.. sIHiu. 8. ShibSsr o.. .iozE
Snf. Uaek ~ $50. 0 IVjisd q. Qbem 6r eaH
g. sss 4; #; ss'se lis II
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Chicago, II ge5ruar.

Chicago, II Se6raar.
@ei3eu. - iYiir Waoi S1.72E
1.75S, om S9Iub $1.73a; fir
SrIi s1.47%-14sA. am S&lub
SLASH.
gseli6fOrn. = Sir Mai s1.Oo5s
-1.01k, Gm SdauB $1.01; fiir
SMli 991s-99zs. ON SaIub
99hc.
Safer. - s5iir Maai 61s-567sc,
ON S6lub 5624c; fir SiiIi 54ss-
.547sc, am SdhrB 54s4e.
@cagen. - go. 2 nominal
@erIte. = S1.00@-1.30.
9imotbD. - $3.5O-5.5o.
StIee. - S12.O0-fS.o0.
gorf. - ,5iir gaai $50 .1o-3o17
am S9luB $90.15; fir sssuli $2s..
80.
SdyulaIS. - sSiir Wai S16.72-
1856, am SdluB 1886; fir alili
$16.S5-16,97, am ShIub $16.'
95.
@tppenIeiten. = Sir Weai $15..
75-15.s7, am sdlnb St5.S5; fiir
sslrli $15.90-t5.95, q NJ SdluB
$15.95.
Butter. - wsarft felt; Creamery
32-42c.
eier. - @1artt bober; ftrits 4S1s
-44c; oroin1re firits 42-4212c.
seurtoifeIu. = Marft nnperanoert.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-19
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
SAM LOYD'S BRAIN FOOD
Six Minutes to Digest This.
No. 2ie.

The blanks in each oi the follow
ing sentences are T. he filled by
placing in the first space word,
which decaplta,ed and placed IN the
next space, will make the sentence
entire.
II the children -- gho,, Noric,
the nurse should cease to -- them
The heavy - came over the hill
with the last .. oi the sinking sun
In a pleasant - the li'tlr sta.
toner exchanged a - OF papN for
pot of gold
IL was - to see the stout bur.
gomas,er ---- down the hill
The physician accidentally spilled
his -- upon the after which his
patient speedily recovered
OF the -- flowers | most admire
the beautiful -
Answer TO No. az.
Wheat. There. Shallow, Goat.
Frail, Fox, Dwell
tCopyr,sht 1917. by Hnm Loyd)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
Arms andLeg
OfEvans Will
BeParalyzed
Boy Shot by Officer as Robber
Suspect viii Recover
Charges Filed,

Earl Evans, 10 years old, who was
shot by Orval Johnson early this morn
ing is expected to recover, According
to attending physicians, II is said that
the boys arms and one leg is para
lyzed as result Of the bullet from
John,ons pistol having cut the nerves
controlling these members.
Worked at Drug Stora
The bullet entered the boys back just
below his neck and ranged upward.
Evans has been employed as soda ioun-
tain boy a, legal drug tore,jt is said.
p Johnson with three Officers respond
ed to, burglar call from the Audi
torium drug company at ] 40 o'clock
this morning. He dsihed up one end
of the alley and the officers went to
the other end. Johnson heard a loud
noise back Of a high fence, and fired
The bullet passed through an incl,
board before hitting the boy who wa,
crouched behind it on the other side,
Charges Filed.
Evans, with two companions, Waite,
Bertrand, S27h West California av
enue, and Clifford Farris, W9n Wes
Second street, were attempting to burg
Rlarire the drug store, according I
police. A charge OF attempted burg
larry was field against each OF them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11

that would be nice way to spend a
vacation'
(2) stopped school when quite
young What sor, OF books could |
read to get better educa,ed'
SIMPLE SUSAN.
OD There are lots OF very nice little
lakes in the country and nearly all Of
them have summer hotels Their rates
are not very high and YOU could have
a nice time at some lake Take along
some cool clothes and a bathing sui,
and you will make plenty OF friends at
the lake.
(2) Go to the library and the Librarian
will give you list OF the worlds best
literature II depends on what you
like You might begin by reading
Charles Dickens books and George
Eliot's and some OF the older i,era-
,ure. You might like Shake,peare's
plays. You probably have been to
many moving picture shows where they
showed play, taken from Shakespeare,
Walter Scott, Thackeray, Longfelow
Bernard Shaw and other good authors
and poets, You can tell which ones
you liked and then get other books by
these authors to read. Don't read the
trashy magazines, but buy those which
print good educational articles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11

him Try to dress neatly and prettily
and be as refined and ladylke on the
street and in places where YOU are like
ly 10 meet him as possible When YOU
see him again see what subjects he Is
interested in talking about, and then IL
you are not well informed on those
subjects, read until YOU are, You will
m tins way not only interest him but
YOU will learn the lesson so many
Young people fail to learn these days
OF becoming interesting to everyone.
The more effort you put into any sort
Of study the more results you obtain
thcreirom In trying to educate your
sell think not OF what you like to
learn hut what others are likely TO re
qulre OF ycu ne natural at all time,
and above all don't center your at,en-
tlons IN this one young man, You will
ind that as you get interested in peo-
pie IN the town they will become inter
e'ted IN you II YOU are the right kind
of a girl
lO a good mild remedy you might
use to rid Yourself OF ,unburn is butter.
milk
Dear Mrs Thompson N) | have
$40 to spend ou weeks vacation.
What do YOU think | could do with il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
EXCISE BOARD
SLASHES MORE
Some Estimates Arc Boosted
Again and Others Cut

Several change, in the county budget
approved last week by the Oklahoma
county excise board, were changed at
the meeting today Some Of the es,i-
mates were decreased, others were in.
creased and still others were changed
from one fund to another.
Work Finished Today.
The excise board expects TO complete
its work today before final adjourn
mcnt Practically the entire bulge, OF
the county was gone over revised and
approved today, and the city bulge,
will be taken up this afternoon. As soon
as the county budget is finally ap-
proved, County Clerk Bodne will he
gin issuing salary warrants for the
month of July, which were due las,
Monday
The estimate previously given 'hr
county attorney was cut from Sl7895
to SD,J8S, the $500 difference being in
cluded in the court fund for the ser
vices Of expert witnesses, autopse,
etc, One thousand dollars was added
10 the previous e,tima,, Of the sheriff
making the total amount for his de
pattmcpt $4,000, The additional 81 OOO
Is for the expenses of the sheriff when
going after or apprehending criminals
in another state,
County Surveyor Hit.
Approximately slO,lS6M was cut of
OF the estimate OF the county surveyor,
leaving the amount he will receive to
ruu his office at Sl0S0. The salaries
and expenses of the county engineer
and his deputies, placed at So,lO0. wa
transferred TO the road and bridge fund
The district court estimate was cut
from $4,000 to $4,000, the diiferenc,
OF 5000 which is for maintaining pr,
oners on the county roads, was includ
ed in the estimate OF the county com
mi"oners. The fund for the main
tenance OF the insane was increase,
from 5000 to 5000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11

clothes themselves arc a nuisance and
one docs not even envy the birds who
are dressed in feathers
The sketch shows a gingham frook
made in this manner which is serving
at Newport, as we'll as in suburban
towns. 1t is approved by the rich and
the poor alike. The ginghsm itself is
in crisp blue. tan and white plaid. The
collar and cuffs are OF linen, without
any adornment, although IT would not
be ami. TO add an edge Of crocheted
cotton lace.
The ,urplice fronts broaden them
selves on, into a sireable girdle, and
their sash ends arc brough, to the front
and looped over to hang downward.
There Is a slight umbrella drapery over
the hips, but the hem OF the skirt is
Just wide enough to walk in.
Fortunately, there has been no sign
so far OF return to the faulty habit OF
trimming ginsham in an elaborate
manner and using II for social affairs in
the afternoon This was done the las,
time gingham was in fashion. The bes,
artists in the dres,making world pro-
tested against it and some we'll dressed
women listened 10 them, but the ma
jori,y continued TO treat gingham as
though it were chiffon and heaped upon
IT ornamentation that was inappro-
pirate.
Copyright by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-11
TOBACCO AGENTS
GETTING MONEY
Times Fund Representatives
PiIing Up Totals,

Money ceased flowing so strongly
into the Times Office for the Our Boys
in France Tobacco Fund" today, di-
vered to the thirty-two sub agencies
OF the fund established in downtown
hotels, cigar stands, cafes, dry goods
stores, clothing stores, etc.
The Lee-Huckins hotel cigar stand
with collections of between SIS and $50
so far as is known leads all downtown
agencies at the present time Others,
however, including an agency at
Whites cafe on North Broadway-a
newly established station-are pushing
hard for the lead
A 81 contribution from Guy Smith of
Fargo, Okla was the only out oftown
donation received today by the Times.
This gilt brings the Vocal fund TO
5000 exclusive OF money taken in. at
the agencies. .Jn.l