davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
BANDYCI.

Wczoraj rano blizko dworca ko
lei Northwestern znalcziono e
lctniego Pierce Murphy, maryna-
RIA Z ,,Gcat Lakes Station, W
stanic nieprzytomnym L rozbita
czaszkq. Przewicziono go do "a
kladu county Hospital'. Poll
eva jest zdania, &c pad} ofiar9
bandytow, ktorzy go napadli i o.
traboWali.
Dw6ch uzbroionych zboj6w
wpadio wczoraj okolo godziny s.
mel pred poludnicm do biura
handlarza weglami Jerzcgo Quin-
IA, nr. 1000 w. 65 ILL.,, i zabrali
mu 12O dolar6w. Opr6cz napa-
dnietego znajdowaio sic w blu
re jeszcze 2 odbiorcow wegla.
Policyi re STACEY w Engle-
wood ME udalo sic dot2d schwy-
tao bandytow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
Z parafii sw. Walentego
W Cicero.

Nadspodziewany sukces odni6st
vice, jaki sic odby} W naszej para
fialnej sail W niedziele, DIN. 9go CRU
dnia 20 Nieszporach, celem popar-
ca Armii polskiej. Chociaz cieplo-
mierz wskazywal 5 stopni ponizej
zera, Towarzystwa jednak wystapily
IN corpore z odznakami, z chorag-
M'ami ma nieszporach, kt0ra odpra-
vii miejscowy prob. ks. Il. Langfort
O godz. $50. Pc skonczonem nabo-
zenstwie wykonano program naste--
pujacy:
L. Otwarcie Wiecu - ks. prob.
Il. Langfort.
.. The Star S~pangled Banner -
spiew.
s. Our Flag - dyalog.
4. Fortepian - J. Sass.
). Nova - sierzant p. Chojnac-
XII 2 centr. stacyi rekrutacyjnej.
6. Fortepian i skrzypce - pam
la S. Kamihska i PIP. F. Dutkiewicz
i A. Meller.
? Deklamacya - F. Roman.
). Spiew - Choir panien.
Q. Cwiczenia gimnastyczne -
Chlopcy szkolni.
10. Deklamacya - p. Koiacz.
II. Nova - p. FIR. Bare, redak-
tor Narodu P~olskiegO.
u. Spiew dzieci szkolne.
IS. Deklamacya - A. Thieda.
IA. Zakonczenie - Spiew ,,Boze
cos Polske".
Bezplatnie przyczynifa sic do US
wietnienia Wiecu orkiestra p. H. Sta
rzyka, z par. sw. Kazimierza.
Money wrazenie zrobili ma slu-
chaczach tax wielkie, re sk(adka ma
stosunki parafialne wprost pre-
wyzszy{a wszelkie oczekiwania, zlo-
como bowiem PREY stole ma rece
miejscowego is. Proboszcza $S04.5O
ma Armie polska. ponizej podajemy
liste ofiarodawc6w.
Komitet W sklad ktorego wcho--
dza panic w. Thieda i NJ. Mysoglond
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

Fraczak 81; Wojnowski 81; MalinsKi
81; Kucharczyk 81: Karwat 81; Wa
chel 81; Szypow:cz 81: Chalcarz 81;
Jacyna 81; Sass 81; Mysoglond 81;
Posingier 81; Kowalewski 81; Lon
gawa 81; Szostak 81; Cwcnar X. 81;
Malinski ]. 81; Poplawski 81; Przy-
bycien ST; Cwenar a. 81; Rataj 81;
Sajdak 81; Jarek 81; Silva A. 81;
Chalcarz 81; Bielas 81; Madej 81;
Wojcicki 81: Szczygiei 81; Jaszczur
81: G6rski 81; Rosingier 81; VILE
zien 81; Jagodzihski 81; Gorecki
81: Z~bigniewicz 81; Jarek 81;
Ziemba 81: Swietlicki 81; Pawliko-
wski 81; Trojanowski 81; Jasinski
A. 81; Jasihski F. 81; Jordan 81;
Brzyda Jan 81; Grzelczany 81; Ziem-
czonak 81; Stachniak 81; Dymon
81; Romanek 81; Czech ST..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
larow, miedzy innemi odziez, fu-
ira, zegarki i klejnoty.

larow, miedzy innemi odziez, flu
ira, zegarki klejnoty.
Niektorzy Z aresztowanych So:
Henryk Reisinger, Teodor Witt /
Pawef Winters. Ich specyalno-
Scia bylo wkradanie sic do do
NOW bogatych ludzi i zablera-
RE tylko takich rzeczy, ktore by
ly tego godne. Zwyczajnie kra-
dli pierScionki brylantowe / in
he wartoSciowe klejnoty. RE
czy mniej wartosciowych ME t.y-
kali. Dwaj inn znowu kradli Z
upodobaniem kawe i herbate.
Welding oSwiadczenia policyi
byli w porozumieniu Z powyz-
szymi zlodziejami nastepujacy
kupcy: handlarz starzyzna NJ.
Burnstcin, nr. 2621 Crystal ul.,
iubiler MichaI Kadin, nr. 1855 w.
63 ul., i nicjaki Sam Strowitz,
nr. 1886 w. Division I'll. CT przyj-
mowali skradzione rzcczy i haste
pnic je sprzedawali, wskutek cze-
go majq naturalnie r6wniez do
chodzenia karne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
zE .SPRAW M%IEJSKICH.

Welding ordynansu, przyjetego
w lutym br., wszyscy wlaScicle-
Ee domow wzglednie lokatorowie
Sa obowiazani, trotuar pred do
mani oczyScic re Sniegu i lodu.
Snieg, kt6ry spadl do godziny
4tej po poludniu, musi bye usu-
niety jeszcze tego samego dnia,
? spadly podczas nocy trzeba IL
sunqt pred 1Ot2 godzina nastep-
nego dnia, wyjqwszy niedziele |
Swieta. Przekraczaj9cy ten pre-
pis podlegaja grzywnie pienieznej
cd jednego do pieciu dolarow.
DR.. Willis O. Nance, przewod'
niczQcy Komitetu zdrowia Z To-
ma Rady ~miejskiej, ma to posta-
nowienie zwr6cii uwage szefa po-
licyi. co mi3lo ten skutek, re po-
wyzszy ordynans przypomniano
rolicyantom przez t. wv. bulletin
2 take ! PREY apelu, polecajqc
i'm rownoczeSnie, ably opiesza-
lych wiaScicieli dom6w wzgled-
ME lokator6w wzywali do pre-
strzegania W movie bedacego
przePisu.
.Wia5ciwie powinno sic spo-
dziewac", mowi} aid. Nance, re
kazdy lokator wzglednie wiaSci-
ciel domu posiada ma lyle dummy
obywatelskicj, ably chodnik pred
domem utrzymywac w porzadku
; usunac z niego lod wzglednic
snieg, Kto jednak tego ME czy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
Zadarmo.

Jezeli pragniesz mice w swym
domu piekny kalcndarz ma rok
191sty, udaj sic do najblizszej ap-
text i zapytaj sic o Severy Polski
Ka!endarz, poniewaz teraz jest
luz rozdawanym. Zawiera on
wszystkic wazniejszc informacye
tyczqce sic SWAT, przepowiedni
powietrza i inne wiadomoSci ka-
.endarzowc, 4 w dodatku jest "a
opatrzony w pouczajace uwagi o
zachowaniu zdrowia i zajmujacc
opisy rozmaitej tresci. Postaraj
sic O ten bezpiatny kalendarz "a
raz w apiece, albo pisz O nadcSla-
ME, adresujac: w. I. Severa Co.,
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. (Os}.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

Komitet zdrowia z Iona Rady
miejskiej zwrocii sic do miejskie-
90 doradcy prawnego Z proSb2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
.RONIKA MIEJSCOWA

ri, ola takiego niema innego spo-
sobu, jak tylko przymus".
Aid. Nance zwrocil nastepnie
uwage ma to, re w okolo 40 wick
szych miastach kraju surowo
przestrzega sic podobnych ordy-
ransow. DoniosioSc sprawy
wynika z faktu, re w styczniu
br. doniesiono policyi o 151 ME
SzczeSliwych wypadkach wSkutek
goioledzi ! o II wypadkach Smier
telnych. w lutym br. byio ME-
szczeSliwych wypadkow 1OS a 10
wypadkow Smierci.
Il
Ma ostatniem poSiedzeniu 10
mitetu licencyi z Iona Rady miej-
skiej uchwalono, ably wszystkie
zaklady czyszczenia odziezy o.
podatkowac i to wed}ug iloSci zu-
zytej gazoliny. Minimizing O.
plate oznaczono ma ) dolarow, je-
zeli w zakIadzie znajduje sig
. brzynajmniej jeden gallon gazo-
liny.
Nastepnie Komitet postanowji,
ably nalezytoSc "a licencye ola
tych, ktorzy trudnia sic przesu-
waniem domow, podwyzszyc Z
) ma Is dolarow i w}aczyc til
r6wniez i owe firmy, ktore do
tyczaccgo domu ME p~rzesuwaj9
z pierwotnego miejsca, lecz tyl-
ko cd fundamental podnosza, a
by wystawic move sutereny lub
wykonaG podobne p~oprawki.
Z tego zrod}a oczekuja piano.
vie radni okolo 10000 dolarow
ella kasy ~miejskiej. Licencye
ma zaklady czyszczenia odziezy
powinny przynieSt miastu ponad
Is, 900 dolarow.
y
Komitet zdrowia z Iona Rady
miejskiej zwrocii sic do miejskie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
Pred
LecZenienl

SkuteCZne LecZenIe DHIuU DII WI
Czy w~ypadaja wan wlosy? Czy wiooo
sy vase przedwczesnie wan siWieJa!
Czy wlosy vase dziela sic, So lepkle
Tub bez zycla? Czy cierpic!e ma iupiez;
swierZbienie Tub egzyme ma gtowle !
Czy jestescie lysi Tub tee z~acZynacie ~
sitc? Piszcfe zaraz pc ma sza ilustrowa-
..JAK PTELEGNOWAC WLOSY".
(Przez anego europ. specyaliste).
BEZPLATNE LECZENlE.
Chcemy was przekonat / TO ma nasze
vfasne ryzyko. re Calvacura metoda "a
nobiega wypadaniu wlosoW; niszczy III
piez i egzyme ma giowie / powieksza pc
rost wlos6w. WySlemy wan $l.OO pu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
POMOC D MIASTA
HALIFAX.

Wczoraj wiecz6r ~ogIoszonc. VIC
ma biedne ofiary w Halifax zlc-
zono dotad 1890 dolar6w. Pc
tysiac dolarow ofiarowaIy jeszcze
firmy: Commonwealth Edison
Co., Crane CO. Standard Oil Co.
Telegraficznic poslano znowt:
$4,000 dolarow.
P. GREGORY w CHICAGO.
Dzisiaj o godzinic 2-giej po pc
ludniu przybedzie do Chicago &C.
~neralny prokurator federalny Gre
CORY. ably wziat udzia} W bankic-
Gle, kt6ry dzisiaj wieczorcm "
hotelu Sherman urzqdza ia jego
Geese towarzystwo ,,Iroquois
Club. Zebranie to bedzie praw
dopodobnic wielka patryotycznq
demonstracyq.
Podczas bankietu nfzyg was
bedzic orkiestra czionkow ,.Circat
Lakes Naval Training Staticn"
pod osobistem kicrownictwCm 20
rucznika Sousy, a cz}onkowre O.
perry odspiewaja patryoty:zne pic
Sni. Sauna uczta bedz;c - Ego
dnie L przepisami administrator
ra srodkow ~zywnoSci Ilcover'a
- na~dzwyczaj poj>dyn =.
- nadzwyczaj pojedyncza.
Spodziewaja sic, re p. Gregory
bedzie movie o sytuacyi handlo-
wei wogole a take specyalnle o
stanowisku rzadu wobec kolei.
Moze take wyglosi move ma te-
mat: .Nieprzyjacielscy cudzo-
ziemcy.
ziemrv"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

domow ich rodzin. Tramwaje
uliczne i gorne koleje uprasza sic
ably z~olnierzom p~ozwoliIy ma VOL
ny przejazd. w niedziele i po-
Eiedzialek beda mieli Coliseum do
rozporzadzenia i W jednym Z tych
dni odbedzie sic. ola mich wspa'
Male przedstawienie przy wspjl-
udziale sill rozmaitych t~utejszych
.teatrow.
P. Henryk Kidding, prezydent
towarzystwa The Theater Ma
Layers Association, przyrzekl
Porozumiec sic I wszystkimi VIA
scicielami teatrow w tym wzglc,
die, ably z~olnierze otrzymali da-
remnie owe miejsca, ktorych do
pewnej godziny ME rozprzcdano.
Projektu, ably urzadzic parade,
a"i00'iS''0
Jan H. Lyle' c|'olleN l%oy Po-
SLOW Leg'SIatur!' zg1osli SWo]2
Kandyoature ma rePuOllKa'lSN2
""lu~le' o'a'loWlsNo 10 |aJcl"-
Je oOecnic ald' JaEoo kca. Jc-
szcze ME jest PeWne' czy a'd'
kca Dedzle sic uOlegac o PCno-
why WyDor.
W departamcncie zdroWla S1o-
Szono w ostatnich ~ Sod|' raTA
az - WyPadNow dyfteryi' Una
czny PrzyroSt W .P0ro"ha'''' z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
Szosty
TydZieh

/ Sta rych MetczyZn I H0bIet ~
deiko Calvacura No. ] wraz z poWyze)
wymien.ona ks!azeczka: "Jak .ptele--
gnowac wlosy", jezeli przyslecie nam
swe nazwisko i adres | 10c w srebrze
Tub znaczkach p~ocztowych do pokrycia
koszt6w wysylki.
Wytnijcie poni4ej podany kupon ]
przyslijcie takowy do
LABORATORY. BOX 8sS UNION, \. Y.
.Nin!ejszem za}aczam 1oc ma pokry-
Gle kosztow wysylki. Prose- mi prey
ME | wasza. ksiazeczke ..Jak pielegno-
wac wlosy''. (Zalaczcie niniejszy kupon
do waszego listu.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15

Q opinie, czy legalnym by}by or
dynans, ma podstawie ktorego
miasto probationary ma strefy, w
ktorych tylko pewna o~znaczona
firma moglaby dostarczac NILE
ka.
Ten sam Komitet zlozyl ad &C
ia prosbe niejakiego Jerzego NJ
Waite, nr. rs n. Ridgeway III.
Swego czasu uzyskai p. Waite
konSens ma budowe remizy ola
automobilow, ktora pozniej, be-
dalszego pozwolenia, przerobii ma
mieszkanie ola ziecia. OdnoS-
ma proSbe juz a Rada miejska
zaiatwila przychylnie, ale bur
mistrz zaiozyi swoje veto I pc
wodu, re to jest niezgodne I pra-
wem. I tax teraz do 1go maja
1918 milczaco bedzic SIG znosic
mieszkaiica w ,,garazy".
Cudzoziemcv, kt6rzv ME oswald.
czyli swej gotowoSci, re sic bedq
naturalizowac, ME otrzymaJa W
p~rzyszioSci zadnych licencyi miej
skich, skoro Rada miejska przyJ-
mie odnoSny ordynans, ma kto-
~ Komitct liccncyi juz sic Ego
dzi}.
Probationary ordynans pos'l'
nawia, re poczawszy Cd 1-go ma
ia 1918 cudzoziemcom, ktorzy ME
rostarali sic o t. wv. pierwsze
papiery, ME wolno wydawac zad-
nych licencyi miejskich.
Welding oSwiadczcnia po-
barcy miejskiego szesc ty-
slecy cudzoziemcow posiada
cbecnie licencye miejskie, Z tego
przynajmniej 400 licencyi SYN
karskich. Autorem ordynansu
jest - jak juz przedtem poda-
liSmy - aid. Krumdick.
Komitet wykonawczy ola po-
witania i ugoszczenia zolnierzy
2 Camp Grant, kt6rzy beda ba-
vic w Chicago ma swietach b.
zego Narodzenia, juz prawie IL
iozyI odnoSny program. Przy-
sziych obroncow kraju powita sic
ma dworcach kolejowych Z mu-
z,-ka ! automobilami odWieZie do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-15
w SPRAWIE

Dotad jeszcze ME n~atrafi}a po-
licya ma laden definitywny Slad
bandytow, ktorzy we czwartek o.
brabowali bank w Lagrange, Ill.
Jako podejrzanych o udzial w r.
bunku aresztowano pieciu mez-
czyzn, chociaz laden re STiad-
kow napadu ME zdolai rozpoz-
mac ich jake wlasciwych spraw-
COW.
w zwiqzku Z rabunkiem W in
stytucyi ,,Stockmen's Trust &
Savings Bank" aresztowano je-
szcze jednego mezczyzne. "a
zywa sic Franciszek Bender, nr.
1867 w. Adams I'll. Jeden z juz
uwiezionych. ktory przyznal sic
Go czynu, mial identyfikowac
Bender'a jake uczestnika napadu.
w aresztach stacyi policyjnych
PREY III, Maxwell i Woodlawn
znajduje sic q mezczyzn, podej,
rzanych o branie udzialu W roz-
maitych rabunkach w ostatnich
czasach. Maia oni nalczeG dc
trzech rozmaitych band, ktore
oddzielnie operowaiy. w posia
daniu ich znaleziono skradzione
rzeczy wartosci wielu tysiecy do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31
CROWDER LAUDS
GENERAL carp
Provost Marshal Would Give
Him a Commission,

High praise of the work Of Ancel
Earp. youthful adiutant general OF the
state, is given in recommendation Of
him received here Yesterday from F. II.
Crowder, provost marshal general OF
the United States.
The recommendation was given to
help carp in a campaign he is making
for an army commission.
II am glad to testify to the efficiency
OF General carp" declared Crowder
"Ile has had entire charge of the de
tails Of the operation Of the seleotive
draft in Oklahoma since last April
am in a position to Judge Of the relative
efficiency with which the work Of the
draft has been conducted in the sevefal
states General Earp's work hA, been
excellent The seleetive processes in
Oklahoma under his supervision have
been executed with celerity, e1aetness
and the minimum Of confusion.
IL am sure that General Farp Is
worthy Of the commission he seeks"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31
BLACK-DRAUGHT

greeable taste In my mouth.
II | ate anything, with butter,
oil or grease, | would spit Il
up. began TO have regular
sick headache. | had used
pills and tablets, but after a
course OF these would be
constipated. | found they were
no good at all for my trouble,
| heard Thedfords Black
Draught recommended very
highly. So began 10 use IL
II cured me. | keep II In
the house all the time. II Is the
best liver medicine made. |
do not have sick headache or
stomach trouble any more"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31

Tulsa She joins Mr. Swan a, Black
well today Tor the Shrine ceremonial
and will accompany him home Thurs
day
-
Mir George { SUNNY oi ~ West
Nineteenth street. underwent an opera
tion yesterday for appendicitis Mr
SUNNY IS m the University hospital,
and is dong as well as could be cX-
rcctcd
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DlckerSon and
little son Taylor, Of Wichita, are
guests for few days OF Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Tallman
y - &
Mr. and Mrs W r. Rlakemorc OF "a
East Fourteenth street and Mrs, Jack
Blakemorc were Joined at Ardmore by
MIR and Mrs ] Alonto Edwards aud
Miss Louise Wahl and motored to Ft
Worth for a few DAYS Mrs Jack
Blakemore will remain in IT Worth
until that camp is called to military
service Mr. and Mrs Edwards accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. W r. Blakemorc
to Oklahoma City To visit indefinitely
y v S
The Oklahoma Bridge club was de
lightiully entertained yesterday by Mrs
l. NJ Jones in her home at $40 West
Eighth street when her additional
guest, were Mrs. i B. Jennings and
Mrs Harlan 7. Duprcc The tpmc wa,
beautiful with It's protuSe decorations
OF large yellow chrysanthemums. The
score cards were suggestive OF the Hal.
lowecn season, Mrs A. c. Parrish o
/ 1892 West TwenyiirSt street will b,
the next hostess.
Relief Corps No, Y will serve a din
ncr in the hall at DOH West MAR
street Saturday known as the pension
dinner which is an event OF every thrc,
months.
Mrs. Stanley Williams OF the Skirvlr
hotel will return home today havinl
spent three weeks in Paragould Arkan
Sas.
Mrs. O. NJ Vim returned last eve
ming from a short visit to Sterling
Okla
So
Mrs. L. NJ. Landrum Of l48 Eas
Twelfth street leaves this evening wit
her family to make their home at vi
nita, Okla.
x 3
Mr.. W. Earl James OF Troop h a
Camp Bowie came in Sunday and re
NAMED until today with Mrs. James a
AIS East Eleventh street
+ Y 4
Mrs. Jeter Morse Of Danville. Ark
who has been the guest OF Mrs Snow
den Parlette of ll0l West Nincteent
street will leave this evening returnin
to her home.
4 y
A special meeting of the Art Needle
work club was held in the home OF Mr.
A. L. Albritton at 700 West Sixth sire,
last evening to make plans for the Ha
loween party to be given by the clu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31
ToMoRRow'E EVENTS.

Modern Classic, club. Mrs.. Henry
ON rrholssr.
Ar Renaissance club. Red Cross
rooms
Acorn club. Mr. GeorEe VI. Green.
Daughters of the Republic Of Texas
Mrs. ". n. Grecr.
~orosis knitting unit, Mrs. Pred
Thomas.
Chapter AZ, T.. T. o., Mrs. Paul W
htrichl
bridge club. Mrs George ". Spencer
Isis Bridge club. Mr.. John II. hops.
Capitol city bridge club Mrn T. H.
Cook
sterling ThImble club, Mrs. u. A.
Pope.
Allegro Amigos club, Miss Helen
Gtoyd.
'. G. {. club, Mrr Daniel Coiter.
Golden Whist club, Mr., and Mrs. y.
n. FurrrS,
Holly Embroidery club, Mrs. r. J.
spraukls.
n DDITIONAL interest was CIV.
N en- to tho afternoon by the ,pe-
~ ciai guests Mrs Ira b Head
attended the meeting OF the
Progressive Ncedlework club yesterday
In the home of Mrs James S. Tuttc
1888 West Thirty-third street Sever
al selections OF music were gwen and
the hostess served dainty refreshments
On November l5 the club will mcc'
with Mrs William T Head Of AZ
West Thirty fourth street
Mrs. W. +. Burns Of ll5 South West
ern avenue will go TO San Antonio to-
morrow to remain an indefinite tim,
with Mr.. Burns, who is in the miltar,
service.
q
Miss Eula Jane Beach ol Hollis
okla, who came to attend grand opera
will extend her visit through next wcel
m the home OF Mr. and Mrs. l. w
Melbourne at 1881 West Eleventh
street
The Court OF Honor will hold election
of officers for the new year in tn
meeting at 206H West Main street thi
evening After the business session
social hour will be enjoyed by the mem
berS.
Mrs. Earl N Swan of ll6 East FiftI
,tred has been spending few day
with her mother, Mrs w. T. Waller, U
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Stomach Trouble

For simple, ailments, due to dSordered stomach
liver and bowels you will find ThedfordS BlackDraught
reliable and useful remedy
For 10 years. II has been successfully employed tor
these troubles and Its consumption Is Increasing year by year.
proving the public recognition Of Its true and genuine value
Being purely vegetable II has such bad secondary eE
ects as the mineral drugs like caome (mecuy, etc, but can
be depended to relieve by Its first action on the system
Black Drsught good safe, reliable, family medicine
for young and old package should be every household
Mr. Marion Holcomb, Of Nancy, Ky, writes; For quite
a long while suffered with stomach trouble. would have
pains and heavy feeling after my meals, most dlsa-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31

Miss Eula Jane Beach OF Hollis,
okla, who came to attend grand opera,
will extend her visit through next week
IN the home OF Mr.. and Mrs L. W.
Melbourne at 1881 West Eleventh
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Relief Corps No. Y will serve a din
ncr in the hall at Ooh West Main
street Saturday, known as the pension
dinner which is an event OF every three
months.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31
Wilson Sees Obregon.

WASHINGTON, Oct jl.--President
Wilson today received General Aware
Obregon, former minister of war Of
Mexico, who was presented nv Mexican
Ambassador Bonllla'
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throughout with good satin; large and roomy
fancy pockets. belts and button trimmed.
Women's and Misses New Serge Dresses All
smart models with pleated waists and large
fancy pockets; large satin collars. Each and
every dress different because they are samples.
Priced very -s475 and $3.50.
Charming New Dresses OF Blue and Black
Serge-Handsomc trimmings Of braid large col
lars and belts Wonderful at sI250.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31

Before a jury in Justice Earley's
court yesterday in a case brought by
local dancing teacher against Miss
Conant for possession OF Columbus hall,
sOsH North Broadway, where Mile
Conant conducts a school OF dancing,
Miss Conant was declared the rightful
occupant of the premises. She will con-
tinue to conduct said school and solicits
the patronage of her riends,-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31

Mile. Conant's Dansant club will en-
tertain Thursday evening, November l.,
with a costume dance at S05H North
Rroadway. ADV.
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Wonderful Savings

Every woman who buyS a dress
during this sale will save exactly
ono fourth. or anywhere from S.i2H
on a $3.50 dress to $j4Jl on a
SlH2S dress
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Three Days Only

This all-inclusive sale of dresses
will start at 3 o'clock sharp Thursday
morning and end at o'clock Saur-
day. Come Thursday and get uyt
choice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31

Childtens Coats at Nos-Red blue and black
velvet. all well lined empire models; straight
lines with belts, and trimmed in buttons; sizes
Z TO years,
New sample Line Of Black Hstters' Plush
Millinery at s.os instead Of s6.oo-Sailors with
velvet iacings, tailored bands medium and large
models
Hats at soc-Splendid black velvet sailors and
other styles in medium or large shades.
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On Sale Thursday
at 8 a. m. Sharp

And, to get first choice we ad-
wise everyone to get here,As early
as possible the first day-for the
values are most unusual,
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An Abundance Of Most
Distinguished Styles

Hundreds OF different style
creAtions--most Of them but one
Of a kind-but, remember, every
size for women and misses in this
sale,
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N25o For Misses Black Cloth Costs--A de
lightiul showing Of new styles that present large
black fur collars large pockets and belts-coats
any miss would be pleased to own and TO wear.
Smart Cloth Coats at S55o-Made with large
collars and trimmed in mole plush; large pockets,
we'll tailored and trimmed with large buttons
womens and Misses Goats at s24.SO The
smartest coats of bolivia cloth They are lined
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-04-18
BObO.SimpsOn.

a marriage of much interest TO their
many friends was that Of Miss Fannie
Bo5o to Mr.. Joe II. Simpson, both of
Clinton, which took place last Wednes
day evening at the parsonage of the
Holmes Street Methodist church, Lau
rcns, by the Rev. W. L. Mulikin, a
cousin of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson left shortly
after the ceremony for Atlanta where
they will spend a week, after which
they Will be at home to their many
friends on North Broad street, Clinton.
Mrs. Simpson Is the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Bobo.
Mrs. Simpson was educated at the
Presbyterian College at Clinton. She
numbers her friends by the scores,
Mr.. Simpson is son of Mrs. George
Cunningham, and Is rising young
business man Of Clinton. He and his
bride have the good wishes of host
Of friends who wish them every sue
cess in life