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The Cordova daily times., 1917-07-23

WANTED Man and wife want positions as cook and helper Apply Smiths rooming house.
 LOST - BANK CHECK Finder rs turn to Times Office and receive re- ward. Albert Caldwall.
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6cMtc 0bcn6
Dcmt1d1es GbcGtcr
In Scr Poc0IdmIc!
Die StnScnten Der Staats llniuer.
ftit gc6en bic 4.attise 9Oiie
gBeniiun SdSlcr".

'St ser prdhtigrn %9crdunigen
gllla unIcrer 9odidule briugt Der
GaatI6c Sdoilipielbcrcin Der Stlt
benton oer StuotsimiDcriitdt IN
2incoln beutc obenO Inn s lt6r Die
/ aftigc Iuiti8e 9oiic Gcniiou S60l
Ter CUR ghtffii9rllng. 0ieie iungen
S~tit0ioIcn buben bereit8 mieoerbolt
beiuieieL boB iic aui Den 9rettern,
Ste bic @elt beoellten, @itte8 lei.
item rn0 mcroen Dem <bliftm eis
men ougenebmet g6cno bereiten,
Die 8oritellng %peroient bon Seiteu
Ser 6reilnOe ser 6elttiden So6e oen
ItdrfIten @eiud). Die iungcu &eltte
lolIten in ibrcm StrebcH ole oeutide
5pradc at pflegerL ermlttigt iUer-
ben un0 Dos fam gei6eDcn, menrt
mir inns rebt 3oblreih an ibrct
lo6enswerten 4uffiibrumgen beteili
gen. g8ir Doffen nlorgcn bon eli
nelt it6nen erfolg Der &orItclung
bcridten 8u fonllell,
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n1arktDcridbtc.

d%lc6ermtiidt BON Gilin5fi Sruit Coz
Granacu 3245, 2sss, $2.75 per atfte; 25os
2t6s. $500 rcr sire; nlc ouocren @r6Bef
1926; erlra faRens fpe5tat, aifte Csc teirer
3itroncn SdHcp 300s. 3b0s, $500 ner atite#
ghlsgend0i. 30Oe. $50, $3.50 Der aifte.
Grapcfsuit-36 s, $3.50 per aiLic; 465. 968
s3.75 NM as. 61s, sos $500 per aiite
gSeiuirnu6en NaInga3, iaicb, SOB $500, eJ
ira fancp, $3.50 ertra icIect $500.
4rriBet6eercn- Gaie 9ope's, 5000 per SAB
s3.25 per aiife.
Qaaonen -4lAc per 8flno.
aepicl = Jonat6ou iaueb, St.65 Der site.
5ouat6Gr3. eftra i6atA. $500; Grimes @ol
BEN iancD, Sf.75; gtrf gIads, egira fauto.
$3.50: srf @ldds, iaHea, $500; grf 8Iud.
aep61nft6c $3.50 per site; gorf 5mperiaIs,
$500 per SAB; @anos, Colo, Idne1. SLIGO,
ertra fanc1, Sl.75 per Site.
aartofietu $2.f0 QnfbeI.
5iibfariofe!u S4.25 SAB; 2.t0 Somp.
Semitic SeaeriG faff, 500 SuB.; geIoe
9lfben, 5tcGr6btn, gaItiunfeH, PIC per
8flrHo; Soil, IL her Biuto; gutabagoes
215e her 30; aopfiaIdt, $3.50 Der Grate,
Gb. $500; 8lunenfobL $3.50 Der Crate.
@urfen, 1925 per 9ugeilo; IouateH, $3.50
Der Crate, St.00 per Sorb; 3piebel, rote &c
per 8funo, NM ipaHif9e $3.50 per @rdte.
groBe Grts. $500.
eonia $3.50 Der aiite.
apfetpein, g,otts. 1925 fleire5 SAB.
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Sentides glatt iagt, SclgirHs @en.
trnlitGt Ear Elm GpieIbaa
gueI. 5elbiIndJt.

Berlin 26. San. (6rmfenOcpe.
ihe.) - 0ie 9orobputide 9Lage.
meine 3eitlng filbrt cine Iunge st,
fte bon 8cituhgsfonmentaren nnO
Alisipriiden cngliiher Staotsmdn,
ner Oer brtreffen0en Belt an Inn
Su bripeiIen 6oB @nnlono inn Sabre
1887 ais Elm arieg blutihen
Genti6IanO uu0 5ronfrei6 orobte,
iid oitf Den Stpnbpunft IteIte, Dab
etlunigc SertrdBe @nglnno nid)t bin.
Den miiroerL iid in oen Srieg 81
beripidelu I'M 5oGle ooB elm 0urhs
moria our6 @elgien itattfdnDe, 10
longe mie nod Dem ariege griab
fir Den oaourb geitiftetcn Sfooen
geipdbrleiitet mir0e. 9oS glatt
Fnlgert bierait8, Dab Die cngliidc
Rcaierung ben Giufoa in 8eI9ien
81 4nfang Oes irbtgen arieges be.
milfoulntnete, neil CT ibr Die &c.
iUilnid)tc @elegqnbeit gob, 0eutids
lano Den arieJ 5t erflarerL nm nod.
Der Der aan5cn Nelt Die mberleb.
te Neiligteit ron 8ertrdgcn Der.
suprofIamiercn. Gas 8Iatt fitBrt
mciter an:
SIS lit ein obiollt unboltborer
StnnOprnft Den gngIonO bcrtritt
ui0 melder c3 ben gritcn gcitattet,
entmeoer Observation-Disclosures fir ben
GdnB belgiid)er RetltroIit1t ulf iif
81 uebmcn ooer 0ieiclbe 3l periner.
fem geruoe mie Is ibncn poBt.
9eutidlono muB iih gegen cine
0oIitif ii6er Iteaen mel6e es or
moglidt, Dab @elgien sic Iitr 5u
eineut GinfoIl In QeutidIanb bleibt,
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Gefancnc 1ti6Sd1cn
u~crlan9en SdbMk!

Gan 5roucisco, Gol., 2G. San. -
Su Der Central glet5ooiitcntirfe,
Oeiicn 8nltor, @aul Smith eincn
arru53ug 0cgcn OnS 2oiter ms 8crf
0ciebt hot b%eriaumeltcn iidI gcitern
ctua 800 SittGOirncn urO ~pcrIan9-
ten bon i6m ST. miiien, mas ct NIT
ib1cn 81 tpn beobiihti9e, menm er
icineit areu33ug iicgreid ourdgc-
itibrt bat. Cine 0erielben mod]te bic
S06ne Der reiden Gltcrn mo Die
gcgemuGrtigcn 2eben8DerboltniHe NIT
ibrea nieorigeu 206nen fir ben Soil
Der meiitcn 4~nmelenoen oeronmort.
lid. Qnitor Smith Deriprnb ibncn
iomeit Is in ieiHcn araiten Ite6c, tel.
lie @ilie.
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AcnHermnG In scr
1lnlaoc BON 6clScrn!

Ieu g)orf, 30. San. 9oS 10.
ebrn ber0ifentli6te &rotofoa Der
oebnten SabrcsucriommIitnS scr
yGrreiniguug bon 2cbeuS BerIife.
rungSpraiioenten" Ole an IA. mo
10. 1e5ember int Sotel gitor itott
fonO, uno iiber ocren gcrbonOluioen
ieiner3eit bercits bertdjtet wurOe,
entbGlt oils 2lnbon9 cine bonn Statis
itifer Der GerGinigung 6rlpp 3.
9oies 5uiammengeIteIlte lteberii1t
ilber Die anloge Der &apitulien ser
SebenSOeriiderlngen in ben 5eDn
Sobren BON 1904 bis 1911.
Die lleberiidt itellt felt 6oB Sg.
potbefen altf l1noltfen uaO itG0tis
iden @rrrtobeiib Die Giicnbo6nperte
aus Der erIten SteIle ioIder gGnlagcll
Der0r1ngt baben. Sic iino in ser
erpGbnten 9efa0e bon 27.37 Gro.
3ent Der gftipa ser @eieai6often
atf BAG 9ro5ent g%eIttcgen nab
reno Die anlogen iii Giiettbabnuer.
ten BON 30.16 Bro5cnt int Sabre
1901 altf 26 8roaent int Sabre
1914 3uriidgegongen Itn0. Die Au.
lagen in @rltnoititd @Dpotbefen be.
trllgen im Sabre 1904 $50 Dtiaio.
tten Collars, int Sabre 1914 BET Sc
iomtattipen bon 1880 Mtiaionerl
1860 Dtillipnel1.
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3tntidlrr Nener per6nitet.

Dlilmnlfcc, MiS., %. Soll.
llutcr 6ctH 8croadJt, olt9 ctucr g8irt.
id)ait eincn llcbcr5icber gcItoblen
SIT bnben, rUtr0c Der 42jd6rige
3arbige 5rc6 Clicubcrger icitge.
iCimltcll. Clieuberger bc1auptet.
6dB es iif mir ltIit cine &ertau-
i6ung 0cs aletomgsitiides 6ur0ele.
Ger Manu lit elm 42idgriger &ot-
tentotte uno be6auptet 9tei6soeut
idcr 81 ieiu, rer %jabrelaug III ser
oeutiden &oloninlormee IN &ameriin
gcOient bot. sir sic @obri6eimlidj,
felt iciter @ebauptunq iprift Der
llmitan0 0db ser Miann fem eng
LTD berfte9en, 0afiir o6cr Elm Gil.
les 0ertid ipridt. Seiner Gr5db
ltaa gellidB, tciinoet et lid crit ieit
etlba apei Mdden INF Nfilmmltee
Gr fam aus GanoOo, mo or iid int
gmiir Der Sabre cine 6arm erar.
beitete Sic er n6er mad aus6rudl
0es arieaes pcrlor. uls 0en Sebor-
Den 3u Gbreu fan, meB @eiues
0in0 er mar.
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Nus plattsmcMtb, heb.

Sur nGi9bt bienuicl REPORT" fir
oaS @rnlen. tno GorreftionSlUeieu
nitrOe Scrrr Silrgen Cams, benz
2eiter Der GaB So. 4rmenfar1n, cine
Anertennitng 5ltteil Die nidt mir in
ieoer 8eiie ben 3otiaden entipridt,
ionoern Die 3ugIctd Elm bere0tcS
3eugnis Ooiitr ablrgt, mas 0eutide
Gnergie, g~(us0ouer mo Gronangs.
finn bernl0gen. Ger ScfrctGr fiir
OoS grmenpeien oes Staates See.
brosfa, Ifr. s. 8. 5GabalG oriidt
lid folgenoermaBen in ieineut 8c-
ridt aus;
set meinem leBten 8eridt bo6e
i6 aIle 9lrnenbQuier (poor f1rns)
i'm Stoote beilid)t, uuo id fin0e, bob
cine groBe git3o6l ibrer Bepobuer
ntte &eute itn0, inter fpelden iidJ
tmlbc, bliuoe i6uadiimige epilep
tiide, ioTuie audi intelligence 9alte
befinoen, Die ourA Ole Madt Scr
llntit1n0e Dies ais ibr Scim betrod
ten naliIen, mo mie ib I'M IeBten
@eridt crmdbnte lit 0o8 @eint, Oh
fir reid o0cr arm, Der 9ciligite
8lot. @r ioItc oobcr 70 eingebeno
lu0 10 rein ais m0glid ge6olten
pcr0en. ginigc Ser 4nitolten iino
REIN ober nt0ere nidt. IS lit 0as
ridJt gdn5li6 Die S6ulo oe5 2eiters
Der Sarm. 8elln man Der 5nde
uuf Oclt @tltn0 gcGt, 70 liegt Der
Ge9ler an Der CONFEDERATION.
Gic @erren molfcn oie CUTE finoll
5iellc Gage herousfcbren mo ilbC
loiicn Die Anitalt lid ieIbit. S6
iuiinidltc, 0uB ale GountDfpnmiiiare
6cS 5taateS einc 8criammlIng auf
Der 4rmcninrm 5n 8%lottsmontb in
GoB So. ubboltclt iDilr0cl lulo ct
Iiden Der @errcn iuitroen Die 4ugcn
m%liQe6en. 9ic @ebGnSc nno gctten
iinO Ourdlaus rein; Der 6nbncritaa
msaeiuaidcn, ser aubitou0 gum
NieIfen miro ie0cn Mtorgeu 0cua
ihcn, Die 3ementb00en, anf 0enen
Die Sdlueine ibr Suffer erbaltcn
lperoen nod ieoer 0iaDI3eit o6gc
ipillt mn Die 6orm. lno @anO-
iDerfsgerdte meroen nod ieoem @e
brolh oereiniat, geolt uno IN Sen
nuf ibren BlaB gcite1t. 81
les lit IN Dor5itgltditer gerfaiiun9
ltlO meiit oui cine gut gcleitete, iid
be3ablcnoe 4nitolt bin, oallf Der
~aommiiiion mo oes 2eiters Der an
italt.
8ir gratultercn uniercm 6reuno
IauS 81 ioIh ciuem cbren
Den 3etgnis.
6rult y. Nanien. Ionic 97rau q.
6riefe beiinben lid ouf Dem g8c
&c Der geiierttng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

9asielbe Ipl in Gunnril 8lnfiS
Onrd Gffentlide SpchOen crridtet
iUer0en.

Gc8 Moincs, Sa., &c. San.
Der Satat nobul geitern einittmmi9
Den Gtltrag Selotor aimboIls 3ur
Grri6ting zines 9alfhioIs oes bet.
itorbcnen @enerdls @renbia 10.
Dodge IN Council Bluffs an. Der
Nutrng aimboas erm1dtigt oen
@ouperneitr Oes Staates, cine Som.
mtiiion 81 e%rnennen, nm Die @tittcI
fir Die @rri6ting oes 9eufmals
alf5ubringen. 9ie Mlitglieoer Oieier
aonmiiiion fiilcn oieien Soften ais
Gin gbreuumt o9ne 8ergiitieung
aus, 10 ooB oem Stdote our9 bo8
0enfmal feline Soften irgenOpel4er
2lrt eutiteben.
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@eaen gsaGndminoeIsien usrGaftet.

Glnelnnatl, . 2b. 5Qll. = OF
9erionen, oaruuter 8met rcpu6lifdni-
i6c 5taotrdte, uno Elm 5ilf8i6criff
0eS Goltntps murbeu bon ben @roB
geidpporenen megcu g8aDlbetriigerei
en- bel Der Icbten @rdiioentenDabl in
Antloqc5uitonO geiteat inO gcitern
obcnO in Salt ge1onnlelt. Die met
itcn Der Terbuitetclt pnr0en Damn
gcacn giiraihait bis gum 8ro5eb
ipicOer ircigelaiicn.
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emf Ioir berous6alten.

aonios gitn $50, 20. San. =
Ser aonias Gttp Star idreibt itber
ole 8ilion'idc 5enntsreoe: limo
cine Administration ole nidt oen
g}1tt bette, Die Redtc Der grtertfo.
ner in Merifo ttno dltf bo6er See
ST idilber, moBt iid lett on, 90
tionell, Ole Inn Sous ltn0 6ero
t1mpfeiL SIT belebreh unter pelden
geoingitngen Tie 5ricoen idlieBen
iollen,
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Cma6a Marftbcridt
GmnGa, 2G, San.

[WhDuf ~OI NHh.
finOuicb 3ufnbr 1850.
9ccf Sticrc, lmGian bis 10c
nie0rigcr.
@lttc bis bette gcorliug 8cefc5
10.50-tl.5O.
5iltc bis pcitc 1925 lilo
O}ittclmdBiQc 9ccoG8 925-1O.25
6GuoGnliha S.00-9.75
@cm0bnlide 7.75-9.2J.
@ecre8 6.50-8.75
0}ihclmGbige 8.50-t000,
aiibe uno Sellers, lonQiou bis
Zoe n%icOriler.
Cute bis bette Sellers 7.75-s.75
cute bis bette ailbe 0-S %
MitteImGBige ail6e G.50-750
@cu0bnlidt 550-G50
aornqcilttrrtr Sticrc 900 10.
Stodcr5 mo 6ee0erS lanQium ut-
geidbr Zoe uie6riGer.
6ceoer$ quite bis bette S.50-900
0littrlmdbigc 750-S.50
@Gu6Gnlidp 6.50-7.50.
@utc +. bette 5todcrs 7.75-S.50
Stnd Sellers 100 $50
Stod aiibe 6.00-6.75.
Stod 9Glber 100000
Gcal ealbcr s.00-tL00
gnas nnS Staas 100 $50
Bologna gua5 6.0U-7.00
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Ndfer nedmen 1lnterridt.

Die bieiiQen Bdfermeiiter 8bilit
8eine6L G8far auenne uuo Charles
Gttlllorm 5o6et ouf ser Soma
5toatsuniOerittQt 81 4rle3 eiuen 3
adgigen llnterridt ilbcr ghtBouipen.
Dung hemiidJer Silfsmittel 3Defs
Griparntiie mandtr Dirt OurdNe-
uladt un0 lino an tbeorctii6em @ii-
fen rei6er rod @ouie 3urildge-
febrt.
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etnr6 milton in irincr Mehc.

@oibin0ton, 90, San, = Mdb-
reno gcniumin 8Ieucttc Silperin-
ttn0ent Der 0ffentlidcn 6dulen in
ct. 2oltis Dor eilun &omitee Der
Nntionol SccaritD 2coque, cine 9fe-
Be belt, iant CT pom &er3i9log &C.
troifen, cnticelt ait 8o0cn. gIe-
nette prizes oo8 9cbrcrperIortoI bon
ct. 2ouiS, ais er bonn IoOe CT
eiIt ipuroe.
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iFranenitimmredlt. &prlaae.

Observation-Disclosures mer0et
morgen in 6eioen Sdlllern Der vi.
ieublp eii1gerei6t meroen, nie BON
@%auptquortier Der 5rauenItimm-
rchtleriuHen bette befonnt gcgcben
miro. 8eprdicntant 0}lrrap bon
StormD 2afe miro oieielbe I'M Saus
mo Senotor Borfer bon 3es
Moines iut Scnut befitrportcn.
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Mnhlnnh hleiht rrnftinnGr.

Berlin %. eSdtss Is lmfenberidt)
Die llc6erieeiide Radlridteuagentur
meloct, 0aB Der 3or fiir3lid g1it
glieoer in 0en aronrat eripd6lt bat.
lpelde ibrer reoftionGren @%eiinrulng
tuegen betannt finn.
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@6diter 8reiS II. 80. j
geef Stiere felt Bis idwof.
SdbrIinge t1.25.
aitbe unO Sellers oftio bis 10c
b0ber.
5toders peni8er firm.
adIber felt.
Sdpeinc-3ufubr 1000; @arft 5
bis Zoe nicoriQer.
9urfidnitf3preiS tt.OO-tt.55
Qurfidnitt5preis 1t.00-11.55
S0dIter Yrei8 tt.55.
Sdufc-9uiu6r 1000; @arft 10
bis 15c bohcr.
@efiitterte &Grtr1er 14.15.
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SaDner a6ae6libt.

Iohoen rin 5eiatstonitce feline
Announcements 5ltr itriften 3ur6fiiD.
rllng Der oblolen @eiebe" in Den
&opierforb geluorfen bat, 0robt iebt
aud Der nelten &orloge oes General.
oupalt86opner Die cine gall5 ollbcr-
oroentG6 itrenge 3eniur fiir Die
GRANDCHILDREN boriiebt, ein gIeides
6didial. Ger @eneraIampaIt Der.
langte bierbei nift ultr 0ieie i6orfc
3elfur Der Borfilbrruagen our6 Jpn
ielbit unO 9toatsbeamte, > ionoern
olid cine I%lts0ebaung Der @eiebes.
bcitnmtult9en fir onriidige &Gltier
oltf Observation-Disclosures Die olge6-
lid anIt0Bige 9orfiibrlttacu 3eigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-27

mcIde ie mad geliebcn Der Selbit.
indt GnalottDs eHtUcoer geoffuet
ooer qeIhlofen miro nah bent
Often ODER nod Dem @eitcn, ie mad
Den %momeutanen @erbdItnifieu.
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GrOBibitiOnsburlagen giinitig eli
beridtet.

Die 0rei 3emperen5borlagen oes
Senotors Nbitmore nurocn beutc
i'm Senot giinitig einberi6tet uno
lperoen ollt nd6iten 8ienstag sur
8e6atte founmer. 3ieielber ftuo BE-.
itinmt, Soma ofiiodettrodan" 81
MADDEN. Ghoa ser 8eitB bon bernlt.
idenoen @etr0ufen miro Oano6 3lt
einem 8erbreder geitenpelt; oesa
Gleiden ncroen Ni5eiaen irgen0met-
der art bon 0erartigen 8etr6nfen
in Soma ber0Oten.
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Nin n1tinrs Meirb.

EQUATOR 9im6aa bon 8ottatuatta-
mic Gountb brudJte auBerocm einen
@ntrag ein, nonof Die auSl6rei-
bung BON S6ef8, fir pelde in Der
9anf nibt genilgeno 9edung Dor.
banoen it, 3l einetR 8erbrG6en ge.
iteutpelt miro.
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Chicago Murft6cridjt.

Gbicngo, 26. San.
GinOUicG ,3nfltbr 5000; Wortt felt
@0diter Yreis 1875.
Canadian @roitcr5 900
SJdbrlinqe ip1t 9ic1stog tt.75
Sdmciuc -3uiu5r $500; gtartt
Toe nieoriqer.
Gur6idnitt8prci8 tt.30-1t.55
S6ditcr 8rei8 1t.7O.
Sdafe-3ufntr 1000; Mtorft felt
@efiitterte 2Gmmcr 1926.
g8eitli6e BANNER HOO
Teener 2amiacr 1895.
Soa6o 2dmmcr 1885.
Ct SoTcph @Grtt6cridt.
II. Soieph &c. San.
&inSOie6 3ufubr 900; Miorft felt
Soditer 4'rei3 lilo.
5dwcinc- 3uh6r $500; @nrtt
ieIt bis Zoe nieorigcr.
9urdi6nittspreiS 1t.t5-1t.55
6oditer Greis 1866.
Sduie- 3ufu5r 500; @aorft felt
Sanias Sim @arft6eridt.
aouias Gitu. 2G. San.
9iinoUieb .1ltlnhr 600; Ntarft itorf
&oIora0o9 10.4e
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Scr. 8. 96-96H
Scr. 4. 9534-96
Gr. 5. 951A-9534
Scr. 6. 95-9534
8eiBer Safer
gar. 2. 56111-56h
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Gorcp Cleaning 60. 2cl. scb. 392.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-05
Christmas Sale of Evening Dresses
Cotton Wash Fabrics

DTSNCsND LCCh
Shirting Madrns, good wearing
quality in pretty striped patterns.
fast colors. 32 inches wide, the
Madras Shirting, yarn dyed. in
wooden. colorlngs blue. yellow.
pink and lavender stripes. 32 inches
wide. the yard ........ 35c
Fancy Silk Stripe Shirting Madras
in blue, yellow, lavender and black.
80 inches wide. excellent quality.
the YARD ....... ....,....... 53c
Pamilla Cotton for shirting or
and blacks. 36 inches wide, the
patterns in blues. lavenders. pinks.
patterns In blues. ladenvers, pinks,
tans, reds. fleeced on either side.
27 inches wide. the yard -. $50
Bathrobe Flanncis in light colors
in pretty figured designs. blue.
pink. lavender and tan. the yd. soc
Andcrson's Scotch Ginghams, very
popular with the eastern smart set,
shown In fast colors. blue, pink,
tan, brown. green and yellow I'm
plain colors and plaids. 32 inches
wide. the yard ...........5 soc
Wings Down Outing Flanncls in
extra heavy weight. fast colors in
pretty fancy patterns. 28 inches
wide. the yard .............1S 1Sc
Dress Ginghams in dark colored
plaids, fast colors, medium weight.
81 inches wide, the yard. .f5c
Percalcs In pretty light patterns.
In blue, pink, lavender and black.
SO inches wide. the yard. lie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-05
Trimmings
SECOND FLOOR

SECOND fLooR
Gold and Silver I.aces, to 9 inches
wide, very popular for making
hats, the yard ....... .25c TO So
Gold Braid for trimming knitting
bags. u to ~ inches wide, the
yard 15c to 4Oc
Buckles for coats and dresses. large
and medium sizes. at soc to SIC
Shadow Lace Points with beading
for camisoles, the yard 25c and 35c
Zion City Laces, a very new as
sortment. the yard. sc and 1Oc
FiIIet Lace and Insertions, inches
wide. very good for fancy work.
the yard ...... .1oc
Linen Cluney Edges, l TO inches
wide, for finishing dresser scarfs
and centerpieces. yard 4Oc to Sf.:o
silk Cords, in all colors. the
10 yard ............... &c ana Ioc
Lock Stitch silk Nets, 72 inches
wide in all the new shades, for
trimming evening dresses. the
yard ............ ...r-..' 80
Alloyer Laces, AZ inches wide in
white. ecru. navy. gray and black,
for fancy blouses, the yard
at 50 TO $3.50
Silk Net FlOunces in dark blue and
brown. beaded in gray, steel and
brown beads; also banding 10
match. very new for afternoon and
evening wear. the yard, SIS, $40,
SIC and $50.
Black Jet Medallions, to inches
wide '.'"p''.'.'''. QUO 10 ID
Black jet banding, to 3 inches
wide: also irridiscent bands. l TO 3
inches wide. for trimming evening
gowns the yard 49,. soc to 81
silk Net Laccs, 20 inches wide. EN-
broidered in gold and silver, the
yard ..............N
Bead Tnssels in all colors for fancy
bags. each. h..........2 Csc TO $l.75
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-05
OKLAHOMA DISTRACTED
FOR RED CROSS DRIVE.
Christmas Campaign Expected
to Net 100000 Members
Within State.

spseiA, 20 The Worls
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. -- rhe
state Of Oklahoma has been divided
INTO ten working districts thru 1gl lch
five hundred thousand members ia
the Red Cross are TO be obtained in
Tremendous drive from December
II 70 December 25. according TO those
IN charge Of headquarters work in
Oklahoma City.
Each district has been placed In
charge Of one Of the most prominent
men Of that section, who will have
general local supervision II. i. lane
Of Bartlesviile has charge OF tho north.
eastern district. A. e. Trumb. Mi,sio-
gee, eastern; J. ii. Gordon. McAlester.
southeastern, Roy w. Thomas. Enid.
northern. James Chenoweth. OXla-
horna Cityf central Charles Swindall.
Woodward northwestern. X. NJ Lin
VILE. Elk city. western. and Porter
II. Whaley. Amarillo district Man
ayers FOR the southen and southwest
ern districts have not yet been desig-
mated
l. +. Phillips Of Oklahoma City is
director for the Christmas drive. Not
only Mr.. Phillips but all his ASSISTANTS
are donating their services. an even
office space and equipment have been
donated by patriotic citizens
Members OF the Oklahoma Far otic
Speakers bureau have been asked TO
give their services TO the drive. Speak
ers for any occasion may be obtained
either thru the local County Council.
Of Defense or directly from ;he state
councils at Oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-05

another such debate as that which
preceded action of last April.
There has been no indication, how
ever. OF what is TO be expected from
the small group which has opposed
the governments war policies. Sena-
tor La Toilette today did not join in
the demonstrations of approval given
the presidents utterances. With fold
ed arms and contracted brows. he sat
intently watching the executive. but
without applause, and did not rise
with the throng at various junctures.
Senator stone, chairman OF the for
eign relations committee. who voted
against the first war resolution, prob
ably will be in charge OF the Austrian
resolution in the senate. He has an
nounced his intention to give full sup
port to the prosecution Of the war and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-05
Judge Insists That Wife
of Soldier Stay Tied

S7s-isl 70 Ths World
ETFAUL.A. Okla Dec. -
I The woman who tries 20 get
A divorce when her husband Is
away fighting FOR his country"
! declared District Judge r. ".
Higgins of McAlester. presiding
.E district court here. simply
because she wants 20 take ad-
vantage of his absence and
m1rry some Stacker who j. stay
.rg az home won't get very far
ln ms court
lie was moved 20 this state
ncnt by the attempt OF Goidie
Counts 20 secure "a divorce from
her husband Robert Counts. "A
farmer u near Eufaula. who Ia
uow with the national army at
camp Travis
u developed 10 the testimony
that no notice OF the suit had
been served on Counts and that
Only the usual notice by publ!ca-
tcn had been made Judge Hig-
Clns Immediately ruled out the
petition. declaring that only on
extremely strong evidence would
he grant divorce when the hus-
band had no chance 70 learn OF
the proceedings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-05
MANY MEN JOIN
ARMY AND NAVY
Nine Men Yesterday Enlist for
Service in Airplane Sec
ton; Three Enter Navy.

Enus,ments IN the army and navy
a. the local recruiting offices are
growing in number as December -
approaches which is the limit So, FOR
army enl.stments Serr;. J.. . Roby
sent - men away % the army camps
Yesterday and chef QGartermas;er
DeEoy whalen. in charge Of the navy
Headquarters. sent three young men TO
the navy.
Mr whaleu has received lnstruc-
tonr that enns,ments In the navy
may be taken from now on. and that
there Is no time limit fixed Drafted
men may enlist in the navy provided
thty furnish the naval recruiting Of
fic-f wiih certificate from their
local exemption boards showing that
their names are not or any lists 70 be
sent forward iu any quota that may be
called.
Sergeant Roby the army recruiting
officer. is making a special drive this
week 10 recruit men FOR the aviation
corps and nine Of the ! men who
enlisted yesterday were assigned 10
this department. They are Bert J.
Loop OF Pleasantyille. Pa. George J.
Herrick. Cecil l.. skinner. William II.
Nixon, Tulsa: Harry \. Durham,
Bartlesville Francis l.. Taylor. Glen
wood. iowa. Roy L. Giyens. Rolf.
Okla. Carlton Corey. Pawhuska. Ed
ware l. Chisholm. Okmulgee
Other army assignments Of newly
enlisted men were Charles J. Wake
field william and Richard Dunigan
ard Warren II. Rucker Tulsa 10 the
engineering corps; Homer /. Nc
Gowan. Sand Springs. medical corps.
The three naval enlisiments were
J. G.. Whitehurst Of Wellington.
Texas. assigned as a fireman. J. W.
Garman Sapulpa. assigned as an ap-
prentice seaman. and +. +. Cooper.
negro assigned as a mess attendant.