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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
IRTTnoMPS0N
&|MPROPoSED
|cAeO REFORMS
Would Eliminate Elective
Mayor for That City,

I&CHlCAGO, Oct Is. Radical re.
itenns in ClNcago's system oi municipal
government are proposed IN a bill PIE
pared nv the Chicago bureau ol publl'
efficiency and made public today !,
II planned to Introduce the bill al 'hc
next session of the Illinois legislature
Under the new plan proposed, the
mayor would virtually be a CITY man
Ager. though that term IS not used.
would be chosen by the city council
without fixed tenure, subject to removal
b the council, and would be the I'D
ministraiivc head OF the city govern
ment. The mayor need not necessarily
b q resident OF Chicago. tie would
Dfcpare the annual city budget for sub
mission TO the city council, nlmc all
heads OF the departments without COM
81 confirmation, except the city clerk
nd the comptroller, to be chosen bN the
cay council.
The city council under the ncw plan
would consist ot thirty tive aldermen.
one from each ward. all elected at the
same time for a four year term, subject
70 popular recall. AZ present the city
council consists OF seventy aldermen.
two from each ward, elected for two.
year terms.
4 The mayor would retain his veto
bower under the proposed change, al
though the veto could be over nddcn
by a majority vote
Ova- lack stock should make Won rich.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

prices Tor the October Blanket
Week, from $50 up to $1,000.
6SxSO Plaid Wool Blankets in
pink, blue, tan aud gray a quality
that is worth more than our Ocr6.
Der Blanket Week price Of, pain,
S.95.
Extra fine Wooden Blankets in
pretty plaidS, GOxSO, October Bldn-
ket Week, pair, $1,000.
ooxSD excellent all wool Blank
cts, October Blanket Week, pair,
5000.
Finest quality all pure wool
Blankets, IN attractive plaid c%olorS,
IN this October blanket Week at,
pair, $ll.7S, $500, $685., $500
and $3.50.
olN7o well madc Cotton Blank
cts, III gray, tan and white, pair,
Sl.89.
5iv7+ Cotton Blankets, pair.
$3.50.
ooES0 Cotton Blankets, pair,
$500.
AT Rofabaugh- Btown's, Ma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
COULD SCARCELY
WALK At ALL
For One and One Half Years.
Confined to Bed Most Of This
Time. Suffered Intense Pain.

Shclurld. Nla-"Nbou, tour years
ago saws Mir J. ! Ntonccphcr, OF
TIN, town. 81 got in very bad health ...
became ircgulp and was pretty bad
off FOR a year and a half ... had dIilr-
cult, and pain in walking could scarce
~ walk a, all I got awtul'y thin and
Wa, confined to my bed most Of the
umc Dor T., ycars-could SCARCELY ever
do amy work / suffered dreadful,
anA suffered intense pain In the ugh,
side
We had m attendance FIRST nr
ul who pronounced w, uouh',
and Ia, wanted me To- have an quotation
performed hu, could not bean Dh,
though, oD submitting Go such q
thing ... He gave me mrJ,,n, which
did me mo- good | then had Dr
OF who gave me- mciicuc which
gave me mo- permanent rcnr'
NV u|rpghhors sand how bad off /
vi, and advised me To take ,l'Iui ...
NJ, husband was SO worried about me
lhat hr went and called nm Dr.
of .... On hi, second call told
HIM ... had taken about a bottle cot
tlrdm, which had been improving me a
great deal lie said We'll. leave
ON m, mc1icinc and take the Cardu.
IT., a good medicine After the use ul
the second bottle ! wa cured and the
cure was permanent
Ca'lul should help Nou, Too n, IT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Dorothy Dix Says
MOTHER AND HER OFFSPRING.
BY DOROTHY DIX
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.

SAINT that she doesn't consider that She
need, ans danger SIGN. erected IN front
of her. Other girl. have m]di,c,pliucl
natures. othcr pirl. arc the victim, nj
their i|ui,tu,iIou for men other or.
long fer th, flesh pol.. but no, her own
daughter OH. up. every mother +, CON
WINGED that her little pltl g.. A. cold
and uls.IuulD,. as 4 marble statue. and
q model Of discretion. and a pattern Of
mudc.tH So what. the u., m warning
q glrI against The thmp, ,hc couldn't
possibly want to de- ANYWAY
Tn, ,r,b,lli, "a ,b, u,,h,r f, ,,,l
he thar all r,rl. ar, .i,,,r, unJr, fine
kin. with thc ,ar, rmnu,p, and m,
pulses. and desire. nnl nrI, lr,p.
mother, ram ,~r,,h,p. ,h,,r d,uob,cr.
how ro prntrr, ,h,m,,hr against ,bcm.
selves A. we'll a, against, men hui
prcycul, them from ,c,,ng when a uirl
d, IN DANGER IN nme IN sian h,r AMI
save her
For I'M the curious mother n],,rhology
when one. own child d,,, vror,
thing the wrong immediately Gc,om
rIght Or AT least npn,uou, and harm
lc., O|nc,uonlhl, r,l,rnp,h,n, III,
come cn,rrcly proprr and ,opd1r, th,i
,n other pirl, vould he deserving al fine
.rycrr,, ,cn,,rc become, hcyond rrir
,l,m
A ,ur,nu, illustration ,t ,b,. r,,L,r
point OF view has RECENTLY come upd,r
nv observation 4 beautiful and brl
Ian Young p,rI T., carving ON , violent,
ilrrtation win A rich married man The
mani, ~,utnmnhilc - n Nor d,.r,,,l
Tie makes her magnificent present.
They are seen together continually IA
fashionable restaurant,
And incidentally the plrl /, breaking
M a home in which there arc Iu,lc
children and running another woman
life. for the mans faded. middIc.arcd
wilc is naturally catiup her heart ont
in l~calou,v of her fair Young rival
4 friend spoke Ia the err, mother
Abou, il and askcd her why She dad not
pu, a ,lup to the affair and At least.
Il, something ,o save her dauphtcr from
being missed M m an nn,a,or, scandal
The mother IVA, h,phl, indignant She
declared that NOTHING hat the uurc.t
and most exalted lrr,nd,hp existed hr.
tween her daughter and ,hc man and
nobody c,rcpt snmcopc with an ry,l
mind r,uld 500 ,,,. L,,m a., ,,,i o.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

5000 PLAID wool finished EIlu
kct, in beautiful colorugs, yellow,
blue. tan, gray, lavender and
pink TIN, Is a good thick, warm
blanket, size, onkSO, October Bldu.
kct Week, $50
oo>SO plaid cotton Blankets, coli
OF, tan pink, blue and drab 81 5
value October Blanket Week, pair
1913.
5000 Wool Blankets, sic 7Ox
~, in pretty blue and pink plardS
or gray grounds October Blanket
Week, sos.
nnNSD Plaid Wool Blanket, in
pink, blue, gray and tan, an c>-
c]cptional value ON tolay'S mar
ker, October Blanket Week, pair,
So 0
7ONSO Plain Tan Wool Blankets.
with blue, pink and brown hor-
dcr,; Special October Blanket
Week, pair, 5000.
White Cotton and Noolcu Blau-
kct,. III 4 complete assortment of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Serbians Get 5000
Bags of Flour From
American Red Cross

WNNNlNGTON. oct H. Shipment
ul 500 bags OF lloar Tor ScrblanS N
AUSTRIAN prison camps. the first OF a
scrrcs ol food purchase, which tho
NmcrrCdu Red Cross, m cooperation
with tho Serbian government. j., maxi
ING ~ tins rountr, Tor rclct Of prs
oncrs, va, announced toda,
The allies have iouud II necessary TO
furnish living uccc>Slltc, tor thclr sol
der, who are captured because ol tn
failure OF the central powers To pro,li"
sufficient food
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

IN ONE ~ his ,>ul,al o0i amusing
plays, shaw say, of q CERTAIN woman
tina, She wis such o. good mother mat
'h, wa hardly human
Hc that a, It may ihr'r U.s. ''''"InI'
something about motherhood l.'' seems
+" rob thc average WOMAN of almost ma
man intelligence when y COME l' d'''
ing WITH h'r own offspring H'' nav
be % wise 'nd sensible woman WIZ
,ldillN "l WESTON dnI ''uNN Iu't'l'I'
m All oilcl matters n dI' uu| Nl'I'
lcr 'nlidrcn "Ir '"n,''n'I .'' i'S,'
leave ct all sense 'nI tease" ana ''
comes hIlndrr IMAM any h''
She cannot even see that N'l "w"
children are "l the 'dlo' l'''N as !I
humanity -u'I''I i" inc A'"' "'""
hc''c' ana temptations ,n. N''''''
hct own q NIUE E.l|lltr I''II- '' ~
pane lar above Inr h'IH''l IUIOR ''
inc W"iId ), ever i' ''l'0' u ''''"
mat hcr 'Nu.j 'r at l'uI'' ana NN,h VI.
Is convinced OBJ ~ dENU>' Nor "II ,'
'nNll''hIN I''s the hj'n' "' ''''' "'I',
,hlII VINO l'd htl precious 'lho''''
darling 'n'" wrong d''ns
TIN, settled conviction that every
mother ma, that she haas hl'.h,d uul d
prflcD, white swan D., the greatest bar
ucr that stands 90 the way Of women
helping their children and protecting
them. The mother wants her CIlId 10 be
| perfect ard She shuts her eyes to IT,
mpcrlc,Dluu, aud refuses to sec thcm
She never take, stock OF her child.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

Mitchell, director OF the school of
correspondence.
Marbcma,,,. and English arc N,
courses most in dcmaud among the
troops. most OF whom desire 70 Int lhcm-
selves Tor commissions. One year
time Is required to complete a coursc IN
extension work but 1t may be com
flc,cd sooner II the student deyotcs an
unusual amount ol tune To II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Soldier
n Weds British Girl

LONDON, Oct l5-An Anglo
American wedding was celebrated IN
London this morning. while the bride
broom was on a days leave FROM the
ftont, where he IS serving with tho
British royal artillery The bridegroom
vas Capt. Charlie Rowlev, son ~ ]
r. Capel Rowlcy OF New York City.
and the bride was the Hon Irene
EVELYN Beatrice, eldest daughter OF the
Captain Rowlev was born IN Illinois
ninth Viscount MolcSworth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

Brown stores were concerned, blanket
and comfort events were not featured
because then the markets were staple,
and little if any saving would have re-
suited in quantity purchases. Today
the condition is reversed, perhaps next
year they may be similar to last. If so,
blankets and comforts will then have
to make way for something more i'm
portant.
But today, they are advancing rap
idly, and we earnestly advise you to
take advantage of the quantities, the
qualities and the prices provided for
this week and purchase the coming
winters supply.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
suoh NsL--hiNs Ua.. Forced Ihou,.nd,
Into Rishing Dangerous
Operations

WcHrinr elastic npd sprins ,rue-,- vrsr
nf'sr year ir almost sure to shorten your
You cant make them hold. ,-.r when
drawn 50 'lrnt YOU IAN scarcely stand 20
keep them on
They u'uallt let ,ou get worse all tho
time that Why ryrry wear they are for.
INK thousands Of people into undergoing
operation
The, ,re simply = crime squeeze the
rupture. often causing strsnEulstion dig
into 'hu pelvic bone I'm front press against
IN. spinal column Mt IN" back make nc
miserable Tor nearly everybody -ho wears
them
The r,sin Truth Is This.
You can't possibly get well cant trer
turr f. constantly held IN piace. just us \
broker hune cant Knit unless held securely
tot ether.
49, And Just a A.. l--ra.s. ~ ,plint I, ~.
only wrN a hroh en- lone can he h' 4. SO the
right kh,d ~ ifuHs IL IN" only thirE lu the
world TINT can Keep - rupturc from coming
out and growing wors"
NouIl fr"l Ike y new person from ths day
'ou put on that Kind " truss
uul WON luup ns we'll Ne We 'h,' youn
never und such a surr 10 hold truss ~ an,
dfut store
N,, - sn,v enough 70 &C., ,rt ,or an
t-si ~ nrf' by r't, dnv- trial siihout
having Ca rIft 4 single cent
" 'NF famous 'lniNe I'NHF ~ lh'he
AniotnstiC Narssgrr-ahso |utrlN guaranteed
600 uuld. srd Won't cost you n cent n ~
doesn't
:, is 80 utterly d~lttotent from everything
else fuf rupture that " has received
eighteen separate p.tentS.
NAdv on an entirely p~- rr,rcirle. In
siartlN and automatically psrt~ct- you
>s-,n~, every strain -o your rupture cant
pusp'hly he forced out self regulating. self
adjusting thf mou- ihnn Just n truss
In addition 10 constant hoidins ~ provides
ils cul, way ever discovered fot o,ctcpm.
int the weakness which Ia the real cause
~ rupture
Just how ~ hoe. that entirely sutc~s,
,rsll, and how n has thus completely
cured hundreds and hundreds OF people
Who's. Gases seemed slmnst hopeless W all
explained I'M the ftse book which the coupon
below viii hrinr YOU
No B.li-Ns irs Sir-p.-No Spr,nss
Tho Dlu'Ns rtu.. does Rrsy WITH the
cuter ~ heliH. los straps and -rrinr, Thou.
s'uls Say N BE- ns comfortable Nr their
t.iHNu# 10 is Naisf rfoof VIII nolH I'M
thr IHfh Also preparation prVut sui aasil,
Ley 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
~ YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN

cur personal service Mail order Depart
m'ut viii promptly aud carefully select your
goods Tor yuu and geo that You socur" ~"
very best offerings available. and should We
happen not 10 have ~ stock IN" particular
item YOU wish, We will shop IN" city for
Il Tor you Al Shipping ,hHl gcs arc prepaid
when Won order samples or merchandise by
mai, address Mail order Department, Itora-
lpnEh- browns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Ministers Can't Participate.

pEIROGRND, oct lo-Ihc urtho-
don council at a meeting IN No,,cv,
has decided against permitting the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
Rupture's Worst Enemy
MAhe 1his 81 liza, Trst-
lou Went Have 10 KisL y Fem,

''''
W. don't AJAX you to trust TO . mcr, try
On the ~aN YOU have to do at n drus store
Ven make n Cluthr Automatic MAJ,
saying Truss especially tor your case MAKE.
To your measure Hud let LOU t, II Si,iy
dag
Wen rrseticsny lend II TO YOU that long
Just fcr = test.
n q cant be made 70 weep your rup,ur.
fron coming out or from bothcrinK YOU In,
any way no matter how hard YOU work or
rlrnln II doesn't prove every claiiu 40.
make then II wont cost YOU a penn,
free lpret Iull Of Fact.
Never Before Put In Print.
Don Keep ON letting Yourself yrt worse
don't spend a rent on account OF ,nu-
rupture until you set our free book nt adj
"hir remarkable hook cloth bound IN,
pages sums w all We have learned sbori
tupiuf" during nearly hB'' a century or
experience
youn md Il ION OF nc,, never o,,ot,
put In print
u shows iust WY elastic and -urlpg
itusr's cause go much mlacry aud such
should stop their sale
~ explains why operation IL ,l~a,. dan.
r"fuu- Nrd WHY n YOU 90 tupnA., Il, ia.
through w. you may hAv- ~ ksru IN wa.
Il, exposes tho numhur a~arrl,,c..-
methods 'plusirfs .IonE.
shows WIN dN,s trial is ~, ON,
SAFE way 10 hup any ihlnv fuJ tuuiur, and
how the tlu'h' Truss ~ tho only thu,
any lind that YOU an az, IN A..r ',,.
Wal because mo only thIrr t.oI ,p,p,b
10 stand such q thorough DAY Aftrr da, ,.s,
Atd " tolls all about THIS famous AM,
Matte NAAsssinr Truss how simnl.
nov " ends constant expense how 49,.
saved thousands from operation h,, w.
can -, " on trial and how little n ,.-,,
~ you Keen II "N
Also gives voluntary rdrr--m,p, ,.,n
over 900 benefited -ni cured r.npl. "
Nflo Tor ihir hook todh, don't nh, DO
of The minute N taxes IN send 10,
ta- YOU from trouble for tho rc.t %, n
llie '' " your
simply ~" The coupon below m ,us, ...
IN a ltl'ff ot postal send Inc your b,,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
When You Select a Rug at Rorabaugh-Brown s

You choose from the best; best in patterns hest in materials aud best in
workmanship. and YOU have an exceedingly broad range from which to ST.
lt
When YOU buy a rug at Rwabaurh Brown, you pay less for it than
elsewhere Our vast quantity h,ng ability place, them in our store much
less than most stores can own them for, which makes 1t possible for II, u
say you considerable % N your rug purchases When rug, arc next upper
most IN your mind let ~ demonstrate the above truths 10 yuu-by compaiI-
son OF value, the most doubling will be thoroughly convinced.
Should you be in the shopping district tomorrow, you
Genuine Babeck Witon-Sizc Hartford Administer Rug-SNc
5bN2 inchc,-ycy SPECIAL at $1,000. J,,-p inches ,c,y ,oc,i,uy r,,,lcI
Bangor Wilton Rug-Sizc HN5l so
inchcs-an excellent value, at choice " VOW
$3.50 Sa1ony Administer Rugs - SIZE,
W,ior yclvct-C,c ~, "A inches Son. nChcs-at choice $3.50.
very special at SqS. Star Administer Rug-ln a large
PalTadc Velvet Rug-Siw 1Ns4 assortment of beautiful designs, at
mccs-at choice, $40 choice. $3.50.
AT Rorabaugh- Brown
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15
October Blanket and Comfort Week
Should Appeal to You From the Viewpoints of Quantity, Quality and Price
Sale Began Today and Continues Throughout the Week

How dcreTct in our duteS we would be mol To provide an economical cVCnt Tor our
thousands of patrons when the opportunc moment arrives.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

clergy to participate ~ the provisional
parliament
Qua Jack Zinc Qua Jack Lead -Ndt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

Qua Jack stock should make Won rich
H-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-15

The Dlu'Ns TRUSS does n-sv With the
rutar ~ hsiiH. los straps and -rrinr, Thou.
S'uls Say U be- ~ comfortable aH their
t.iH|u# 10 iH Naisf rfuof viii nolH In
thr N'ih Also prtaplfatlou pryut sui sasii,
Ley "a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-11
BILLY'S TABERNACLE AS
WARM AS PREAt HERS WORDS

ATLANTA, Dec. 11.-Three Atlanta
audiences yesterday found out how
Billy Sunday can defy winter weather
in a northern city and campaign
against the devil in spite Of zero
temperature The tabernacle was al
most perfectly heated in the midst Of
the coolest weather Atlanta has had
this season, mad one of The coolest
waves in the citys history.
At intervals CT seventy-five feet
around the runway surrounding the
Tabernacle are installed large stoves,
the total number being fftsen, ard
TIE heat from these stoves is carried
INTO he center Of the building by tn"
tartlc5acE roof, combined with the
re,na r&ably efficient system of vcntila-
ton.
Billy remarked in passing that the
people needn't be surprised at the
warmth of the tabernacle, since he
ran for two months in the city of Bus,
falo last winter when the thermom-
eter was below zero all the time, and
packed the tabernacle every night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-11
THIS WILL MAKE:
MILLIONS HAPPY
ANY CORN WILL DRY UP AND LIFT
OUT, SAYS A CINCINNATI Az
TH0RITY.

Let folks step on your feet hereaf-
ter; wear shoes size smaller if you
Ike, for corns will never again send
electric sparks of pain through you,
according to this authority.
He says that a few drops of drug
called freezone. applied directly upon
a tender, aching corn, instantly re-
lieves soreness and soon the entire
corn, root and all, lifts out without
pain.
This drug is sticky but dries at once
and is said to simply shrivel up the
corn without inflaming or even irri-
tating the surrounding tissue.
It is claimed that quarter of an
ounce obtained at any drug store will
cost very little but is sufficient to re-
move ever hard or soft corn or callus
from ones feet. Cut this out, espec-
Tally if you ara a woman reader who
wears high heels. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-11
Chicago Grain,

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Receipts and
shipments today were posted at the
opening as follows: =.
nents, 10000.
Wheat; Receipts, $4,000; ship
Corn: Receipts, $4,000; shipments,
100000.
Oats: Receipts, $4,000; shipments,
$4,000.
Grain options at the opening were
ae follows:
Corn; December, none; January,
rome; May, 118 rs to lis ga
Oats; December 70 Ia; January,
rouo; May, II 1-2 to 70 3-8.
Ribs: January 251O; May, 25.35 10
.25.32 10.
At the close grain options were posi-
ed as follows:
Corn: January. 121 Ia. bid; MAJ,
III IL to 119 3-S.
Oats: December, IS rs to 70 3-&,
January, none; May, II IL to II 3-S.
Ribs: January IS. o. Ia; MAY
2515.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-11
List of Registered Voters.

List Of Registered Voters for gen.
eral election to be held in the City Of
Americas, Ga, December IL, 1917.
Adams, G. T.. Allen, H. E., Allison,
r. E.. Andrews d. R. Andrews w. NJ,
Andrews, F. NJ, Ansley, ]. B., Arnold,
L. Y.
Baggett, ]. NJ. Bell, E. D., Bell S.
D., Belcher, S. M, Boyd, B. r., Bowers,
Bradford, G. w. Braswell, j. P, rady,
C. O., Brooks, T f, Brown, G f, Brown
Fl. r., Brown. L. w, Bryant, l.. r,
Buchanan, Cloyd, Bunch, T. L., Bur-
rows, Lansing, Busbee, A. T.
Cannon, J. P, Carey, Frank, Clark,
C. Jr., Clark, ]. T., Chalkley, A. H,
Chambliss, j. w, Chappell, w. H.,
Clore, B. f., Cobb, J. A, Cobb, W. H..
Cohen, A, Cohen, F. L., Cohen, S. l.,
Colbert ]. W, Council, L. G., Craps,
w. T., Crisp, c. r., Crockett, A. C.
Cutler, j. E.
Davis, c. P, Davis, H. c., Deavours.
E. w, Dews, w. w, Dexter, G. n, Du-
pree, F. L., Dykes. w. w.
Eason, A. j., Eldridge, E, j., Elan, H
c., Ellis, G. R., Ellis, ]. L., Ellis, P.
r., Edison, B. s., English, w L., Ev-
ons, N. S.
Ferguson, H. c., Finch, W. B., Ful.
ford, A. A
Gammage, C. G., Glover, H. H, Jr.
Glover, J. s., Glover, c. s., Gordon, J.
j., Grubbs, L. F., Query, A, NJ, Guec-
ry, E. C.
Hall, L. H., Hamrick, ]. R., Hanes-
ley, J. j., Harvevy, L., Hawkins, S. B.,
Hawkins, R. IT., Herring, E. A. Heys
6 r., Hawkins, c. c., Hills, R. J
Hines, A. E., Hines, I. T., Holton. r. B..
orton, r. H., Holloway, A. H, Hollo-
way, V. NJ, House, G. E., Howard, g
U, Howington, c. D., Hudson, J. l.
Hooks, T. B., Hooks, ]. D.
Johnson Jas. A, Johnson, J. E..
Johnson, H. O., Johnson, DIN, john
son, O. c., Jones. }. D., Jones, w F.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-11
Jones, w. NJ, Joyner, w. A.
Kalmon, l. j., Knoll, A.

Jones, W. NJ, Joyner, W. A.
Kalmon, l. j., Knoll, A.
Law, c. T.. Lawrence, ]. B., Lee,
Paul, Lester, j. w, Lipford, E. H, Lit
t!ejohn, q. A, Lockhart, L. D., Low
rey, D. M.
HcLendon, L. G., McCleskey, L. L..
Mcdaniel, John, McMath, R. L.
Mabry, r. F., Market. G. w, Mar.
kett, Watts, Marshall, T. o., Mashburn,
T. O., Mashburn, H. B., Masten, ]. c
Matthews, S. c. Mauk ]. j., Matthews,
Homer, Mayo, Maynard, w. T., Milton,
v. c., Mize, A, Mize, H. L., Moreland,
w. D., Monahan, ]. F., Sr., Monahan,
] F., Jr, Morgan C. c., Moore, R. P,
Marshall, C. F., Marshall, w. F.
Naylor, B. L., Nicholson, e. F., Mis-
bet, E. A
Odum. NJ L., oliver, J. G., Oliver,
!. L,
Pantone, w H, Pantonc, A, Pan
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w, Payne, w. J., Perkins, Joseph, Per-
ry, w. J., Peters, J. r. Pinkston, J. A i,
sr, Pinkston, j. A, Jr., Poole, ]. f !,
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Poole, J. /, Pouncey, c. B, France,
j NJ.
Quarterman, J. H
Raiford, ]. P, Rembert, W. A, Rem
froe, ]. w, Reeves, G. j., Rigsby, W.
w, Roach, w. s., Rouse, B. W, Rouse,
j A., Royal, A. R, Ryals, E. G.
Salter, E. j., Schneider, Claude,
Schneider, C. A, Seig, E. w, Simmons,
T. L., Shellman, J. B., Smoot, R. G.,
st. John, W. H, Stapleton, Lawson,
Stumake, ]. H, Stalker, E. T., Shef-
field, John, Sheffield, J. W, Small, |. B.
Smith, l.. B., Smith, Chas., Smith, w.
F., Suggs G. B., Suggs, r. E., Summers,
T. L., Summers, w. NJ, Stevens, NJ. j.,
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Speer, T. L. Swain W. L., Slappey, L.
w, Shy, ]. C.
Taylor, w E.. Thurman. E. L., Tur-
ner, B. E, yson, E. J.
Walker, ] n Webb, G. c., Weeks,
J. NJ, WestDrook, J, J Wheeler NJ H.,
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PROHIBITION TO
BE VOTED ON IN
HOUSE MONDAY

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IL
BY unanimous consent the house to-
Gay agreed to consider Monday the
constitutional amendment providing
for nationwide prohibition.
The amendment has already passe1
the senate by a constitutional majority
and its passage by the house is exv
pected without delay.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 11-Cotton futures
on the call were as follows: Janu-
airy, 2S.90-98; March, 2S,75; May, 1855;
December, 1856.
At the close options we're posted & $
follows: January, 1854; March, 1887;
May, 2915; July, 28.78; December,
30. 40