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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-01-10

beg to submit the following report for
the year 1915,
Number active members. ....-..,..........,1b9
Number Honorary members. -......-.. ID
Number members resigned 5
Number members removed from
city .,.,...... ...... .-......-.s. .,.-..--..- q
4 Number members reinstated....-.... 3
Number members received during
wear ...... 95
Number Of members died. none
Number Of men belonging to circle q
Number visits made during year.,..196
All obligations Of the Circle have
been promptly met during the year
1915
MRS. c. D. PEPPER,
Rec. Sec'y 1916.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-01-10
Total ,-.-,..,--
Number Of applicants to make calls:

Average IL calls to person
Number Of letters writteil'-t'-..;,1'-.-' 0o :
Number Of kilograms serls'.,'-,'.'i.','- Z
I'D distant telephone calls 8
4 children sent to orphinages
6 families sent to home .owns'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-01-10
fBy Associated Press)
KINGS DAUGHTERS
ANNUAL REPORT
Magnificent Showing Made by Green
woods Splendid Charitable Or
ganization for Year 1916.

The officers of the Kings Daughters
and Sons Circle of Greenwood, Miss,
beg to submit the following report for
AZ ,,oar 1914 a@
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-01-10
COTTON, GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
Decline of From 40 to so Points in
New York and New Orleans Cot
ton Markets Today.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Closed 80 to 40 down.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1917-01-10

GREENWOOD LFLoRE COUNTY MISSISSIPPI JANUARY 10 1917
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

Nae Idreien inie bic mabnFnnis
gen unO peTfen iid ibm UNI ben
pals.
.Mo MORT Oh bsnn nur, mein
GobH, in DieIer fur4tbdrea 1a9t9@
piTDert Der @lte uno tpeint Dor Slid
tpie Elm Sinh.
o@epaltig, @dter6en, mar Der
S9neeTturm; aber Soft TT nod GEE
paltigsr! S0rt SIR bic GIOden2 sic
rufen our SriibmefeI &ommt, mir
tpDleH ale erit in Die &trde gebenl"
Iaqte Slim ernIt unb betpegt.
Der Srtan besann li9 5I legeu.
Die san3e bsglidte 5amtlie ~riiitete
ii9 gum @~ottesbient gu ge6en, unD
Der QBeg DON Der 9iitte Bis sur STRIDE
i4ien nod ME 10 no9e unO 10 be-
qrem sepelen 8u fem, tpte ieBt.
Der &eIel nit BEN 5eItgertht fling
auf benz frii4gei4irteH 5euer pies
Der murter gu tp4en an. 49,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
9aa slad5rinsenOs Snfeiicn.

Ri9t bIoB auf Dem 2anoe uno in
tlstnea Stdoten, ionbern aud in ben
arpben un0 gr0Bten @tdDten finben
mir bdufig, DAB SufeiIen auf ben
StuFen uno S9tpeaeu am @ingonBe
oieler Bo6uungen bsfeitigt finb.
@enn man na9 benz @runoe fragt,
10 er6dlt man ais Antport: ygs IoQ
Slid bringen." @el8er 3uiammens
bang beIte6t 0enn 3tpiI1en Dem Slid
un0 Dem @ilen2 Die tteFere 8e0eus
tung oes uralteu 8ebrau6es le9rt
uns pie alte beuti9e @0tterlebre. Na9
Dem @lau6en unIerer beioniI6en 8ors
fabren mar @ooan ber gr1bte @ott,
Der S%onnengott. ST bate nir Elm
huge, unb bieIe8 auge mar Die Spns
ne. 9lqe nit Der Some 3uIammens
bdnqenoen NaturerI4einungen nuroen
auf 8p0an 6e3Ogen, 10 aud bic lmls
qe, falte @inter3eit, in pel4er Die
Gonnenitra4Ien 10 nenig &raft bos
ben. pa meinte man, Booan babe
tn opr Ieinem gr6Isin0e, Dem Dins
terbra9en, 3uriid5ieben lnO 6ieIem
eine 3eitlang bic 8elt9erriaaft iibers
laIen miiFen. @nblih aber iiegte @os
.can uno iebrte 81 ben Meni4en 5us
rid unD belt als 5rubtingsgott auf
eiuem blenOeuo peiBen RoIe nit gros
Bem @rfolge Ieinen IegnenOen nn3ug.
Man opFerte t6m 4feroe ols Die t6m
.qe9eIligten 3iere. Yferoeopfer 9efielen
Inn un0 ernarben ieine 9unit, bars
UNI purbe Der &opf bes gsopferten
.Sieres am 9o9e, Der 6uf a6er an
Der S6ipele befeitigt, um Oas Sous
unter 8ooans 6eIon0eren S4uB gu
feqen uno olles llnglid BON Der
8p6nung fern3u6alten. aus oieIem
@runDe erblideH mir nod beute on
ben @iebeln bieler 9auernbduier ges
.i6niBte qferoet6pfe unb auf Sdpelz
len unb Stafen befeitigte 6ufeiIen.
8iefer utaIte @ebraud bat ii6 beim
8olte er6alten, obne baB iid Oa8ielbe
beute nod ieties @runoes bepuBt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Som 5eI0mari6aIl 2gnma

Ser bor tur3em beritorbene SHIRT
ultb 5elbmariAall 9Aan1a StpaO,
MtitglieO Des o6erIten Rriegsrates
un0 Oes !9errenbauies Geit 1884
Sraf felt 1896 MIarqui3 un6 felt
1907 STRIP IT'D 1912 IN Satiuma
.als gIeffe ienes groBen Saigo gebo=
rem, ben er in Der 2lufitanosaeit DuH
1877 beftig betdmpfte. 1869 mllrbe
er na9 guropa gu militdriT9en Stu
Dien erttianbt uao mante in Der
preuBif9en armee ben peutT1Sfrans
30itI4ea 6elb8ug ais Mtta9e nit
unO Die 8elagerung bon garis, tod
leiner aiidtebr ma6te er RAID aars
riers ino tpurbe f9on 1881 Genes
raj, aa9 abermaliger 3eiie nn1
europa, insbeipnbere nab 5rnntrsih
unb Der S4pei3, purbe CT Il. a. aud
einmoI 8i3e RriegsminiIter unD
&pmmanpant Der 9auptitabt Gptio.
1880 murbe ef ariegsmtniiter rnD
baIO barauf gbef Oes generaIltnbss.
ST Spg ii9 nun cine 59ar iuuger
Sffi3iere beran uaO beganll init Der
Reorganization unb 8eformierung
Der iapantl9eu gtrmee in europdi=
I6em SHINE. 1883--1885 ging Ct
gum brittenmal in offi3ieller MiIIipn
nn4 europa. Rad ieiner Rldtebr
ipurbe CT pieoerum ariegsmiHiiter,
mar aber audi boriibergebeno Wias
rinez uno Observation-Disclosures.
SIN 9ineiii9 : jdpanif9en arieg
tommanoierte er bic annette Mrmee
bel port 4rtbur unO Weib1ilDei.
1898 nurbe er gum 5eIbmarInaIl
ernaunt uno febte feline Reformtdtigs
teit fort bis gum iapanii hsrufiI9en
8riege, ben er an Der Spite bsr
manoI9uriiden 9trmee mitmonte.
@r mar Der 6auptfiibrer Der Sqpnner
i'm gQn3e1 3riege nebea benz perItors
benen General 8oouma. gr tpurhe
nit ben bD6iten Srosn ansaeseinnet.
mad Der Hiidtebr ins 6errenhous
unO in ben h66itsn 8riegsrat Be-
rufen unb fpielte trpB feinss bohen
aIters in Der japanif9en @rmee Bis
3uIebt cine sroBe apIls. St mar ell
ner Der Sabrer Der Gatlnmas6ees
respartei IN Sapau uno nohm ais
IOl9er aftip an ben inuerpplitifhen
8ifren Der lebten Sabre i'm Ginns
elmer @eritdrtuug Der 2anomahfItsIs
lung tell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

Das fiir Sea GbineIen bet MPrbn,
0as lit in geptHem MdBs fir BE
Meritdner ole Martbuand, aud %sus
felspFlan5e gcHanut. Nus ibr miro
ndmli9 Elm prdparat gepOunsH, Das,
Gbnli9 perpeHoet ME bas Opium,
auf bic meuf4li9e &oHititutiDn unO
bic Ieelii9e W~erfailahg gang merit.
narbig eiHipirtt. Gs eHtfadk Die niIs
oeiten unb blutigIten RataEtriebe, bic
felt Sabrbunoerten in Den einasInen
SHbipibuen nod rmmer fflummern,
na60em bic forti9reiteHbe Gntnlds
lung ibrer AeuBsruHg 5efelH aHges
legt bat; es DerDieIfaltigt Bite Strait
un0 ben llnternebmungsgeiF Der
9sute es ma9t ie uItermiblI9 unO
uube3ipingbur. Qls Den friibere @uus
oermur oes gunDesDiffritteB DDft
Merito, Sngenieur gepepa, i'm 9ers
Iaafs elmer piiiten 0rgie Mari6uaaa
ge6rau9t botte, erfdfen er BET Der
DIRECTION oes @efdgHtifes bDH 8eIern,
befdbl bic 8~Drfiibrung beg i6m ner@
baBten Generals @abrieEe sgern1nDes
uuo urOaete DeffeH GridieBuHg on,
porauf er ben 2ei9nam inter fefnsH
Qugen berbrennen IieB.
gta9 benz 3eusnis zines drneriGas
uii4en Qr3tes s. Dia3 pun 2eOn lit
es teine Selteubeit, OaB iepsorro, ber
Den aaa9 aus bieler Droge auF lId
bat pirten laHen, in Ieiuem 3ultanO
zines atuten 9eIiriums obne iDettereg
bic periOnen nie0erma9t, bic fbn bor
Die angen tpnuten, m6gen es nun
6rearoe oOer aioalen Drer @prgeIebs
te fem. Qnoere GeipGbrsmdnner 1Irz
gegen bertreten ben Gtanopuntt, DaB
bic Maribuana nt9ts dnoeres tut ais
in ben Aau9ern Die ttef innerlInen
gefibIe i'm bDdfteH GjraOe gu fteis
germ uno 5ugtei9 gu bereoeln. Perfps
men bon lanftem gbarntter. beren 2[bs
tunft nt9t auf triegerti9e Bpltsftdms
me 3uriifsebt, begHiign fid Oamit.
iid an ibrer etgeuen perfOn CANA
iberi4bangIid gu begeiifern; bic ielts
Iamiten 9eoanten tpirbeln thHen Dur1
ben aOpf, bic eigentimIi9ifen 8iii0s
men itetgen ppr ibrem Settle alf, unD
bic p4antaitii4ten gldne bemd9tigen
ii9 nit beberrf6enber ma6t Tires
ge4irns. @iele baIten Ii9 fir Iliaip=
mare, onOere fir Gele6rte, GrfinOer,
8o9ltdter Der MeHi4beit, 9iplDma=
ten, 9enerdIe, aaiier ufp. gplange
bic Seafelspflan3e pirtt, IapeIgen le
in sinem ~fabeIbaften Slid, oas allerz
bings gu tbrem 2eioneIen ni6t laaas
auOauert. SIN algemeinen iGa
IFeFiteben, oaB oas Bunoermittel bduz
flyer i'm f9limmen Gimme lpirtt ais
I'M guten; als 9aratteriFiI9 miro
AUDI erlpdbnt, OaB es bdufig ben 5oIs
Oaten Dor benz gegian eiaer SAlaat
OerabfoIgt piro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31
Gus Geidsnf.

Inter BEN 9rOBeu 6rieOri4 Bate
Elm 8ebeimrat nit Rdmen 9aliter
.groBe Gummen beruntreut unb fam,
aIs bic Ga4e entbedt purbe. auf Die
deitung SpanDau. 9a4 @erIauf siniz
ger Set empfiug Der a6ntg zines 1as
ges einen 8rieF nit folgenosm Sns
bait: SD bin Der 8ruoer bes I'M,
gliidti9en 9alIter, beffen I6tuere @ers
ge6en @p. Maieitdt nit aedt be-
ftrafteu, benz i'd aber mebr ner0ante
dls meinem Batter. SD bin 4rebiger
auF einem tleinen 9orit unb babe itez
ben ainoer NIT elmer Ginndbme. bic
.ni6t binreibt, Tie 3u e%rudhren. Sn
Ieinem @oblitdnbe unterftiibte mid
mein 8ruber rei9lt6. 9ur4 eins
@r6I9aFt, bic meme 5rau gemd4t
bat, bin i'd ieBt gu siuigen Mitteln
uno bate ieBt ole 9eIegens
belt, bantbor gu fem. Wtein 8ruosr
|if aft, trnut, arm unb sefangeH.
IS6enfen Gie mir. Sin. Maieitdt, bie-
len ormsn, elsnOen Munn, bnnlit id
|ibu auf feline alien Gage gu mir nebs
men uno pflegen tnna,4
Der 9rpbe &0uig mar 70 gsriibri
BON bieIeu einfa9sn @ortsn, aus be-
men 10 piel 8antbartsit un0 2iebe
Iprad, baB er Dem Sdrsiber folgms
roen 8eI6sio gab: sd gebe Sbm
Seinen 8raoer los, uao oa st Tagt,
oaB er arm iei, 10 babe i4 benz Sal
at cine qeniion pom fiiHibunOert ga
Tern 8uaelsgt. Gr ioa aber bel Sbm
in Geinem GOrf bleibeu, ipeosr an
mid Itreibsn nod e~uspdrtige 8Or=
reIppnben3 fiibren. SanoeIt er oawis
Der, tommt er ls~bensIdng pieoer mad
Spaupau."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

nMem mir aITo nod In Der Nahi
aufbrdneH, piirben mir bic Jrnns
5ofsR iiberrunpeIn uHb biiritsH bofs
fen, aud ben uts numeriI9 iibers
|IegeneH 5ieiuo az InIa8en," fagte sr
baltig. r1isler Steg lame Odnn oul
|Sbre aappe, meiR Sobn. sic bas
ben sSbre Sadie famos gema6tl
Nobrli9 Sts linb's inert, Elm
9eutf9er gu hsiBeH!"
Der Soloat 5udte auiammen. Ges
%funDenlang otn1ete CT ttef uno f9per,
Dam tam es p6n Ieinsn &tppen:
IS CAB cine 3eit, oa BADEN Der
Serr 96erIt mir Oieies ae4t be-
lritten."
sd 80. u" Der 0berIt HuBte
uno faBte ben Dor i6m Ste6enbtn
Ieiter ms @uge. Damn bieIt ct i'm
IN ben arrueu. oSunge, Sunge -
Du biits?" itammsIte ct, na4bem
bic erite Ri5rung ibefpunoeu mar.
nSa, 4apa, SD bin glet4 nab
Qnsbru9 be8 8rieges BON GeD gort
'ribergetommea uno babe mid ges
meIbet.~
n5ll Qmerita bait 8u aIfo gete6t.
llnD mos ...,2"
sd babe Slid ge6abt, Papa. Sd
bin pprtratmaIer, uno 8lpar Elm
5iemIi9 geiudter."
Sn bangor 5ruge biHg isin auge
an ben 3agen Des 9aters, alletn Der
fr0bIi9e als0rud auf benz Geli4t
bes alien SoIoaten mid ni6t.
Sci, mas 3u ptllf. mein Sunge,"
Iogte er tparm. o9ie 9auptIa6e lit,
oaB gu Elm gdn3er aerl biit, Der
fem @aterlonb in Der Stunoe Der
@efdbr ntdt Oerldbt,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

SIN 8atnut 9rope G6uls
6duS. 3 Mseilsn n5roIi9 BON Ger
.iaiaes. Mp., lpteItsn Sic anabsn
soc Single ano 9enrb Dan;eIs nit
elmer sefunoeHsn 9nnamitpottom
uno siinoeten oisTelbe on. mas natiir.
LID cine grploIiOn sur JDlee bate.
9siSe anobeR tru9sH @erIsbunssa an
ben 9onosn, 9rmsn uno geinsa bas
boz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-31

sic 1T fur RE slten bic SIC 70 i65n
&enn lie "a lieben roel Serseu, -
Gle ilsen helian1nlen uno tla9en it1
IS9re rbeuuatti4en S4usraens
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01
Farm Crops School at NorrldgewOck

All those interested in hearing a
series of lectures and taking part in
the discussions of the same, in such
subjects as Sweet Corn Growing,
Field and Silage Corn. Grains and
Grasses, Potato Growing, Potato Dis
eases and Their Treatment and 9TH
ers should attend the three-day
school in Farm Crops at Norridge-
wock Grang Hall, February S, 8 and
10. There will also be demonstra-
tons in mixing sprays, disinfecting
seed, judging contests, etc.
The only cost to those attending is
depreciation on apparatus, transpor-
tation of apparatus to place of meet
ing from Orono, supplies used at
school and hall rent if there is any
and programs. The entire cost is
usually not more than fifty cents for
each person for all three days.
Come at $50 in the morning and
the session will close at $50 in the
afternoon. 1t will be appreciated if
each one attending will bring dozen
ears of field or sweet corn.
A basket dinner in the hall is the
usual custom so don't forget to
bring your dinner.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01

The Philathea Glass met last even
ing with Miss Lena Wyman and Miss
Florence Withee as hostesses. In
two weeks there will be a Valentine
social al the church The following
chairmen will have charge: Social
committee, Mrs. Eta Bradley; pro-
gram committee, Miss Gertrude Car
ter; decoration committee. Mrs. Ber-
tina Hall; refreshment committee
Mrs. Minnie Russell.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01

special train will leave here at
seven, tomorrow friday evening
for Wateryille, returning after the
big bout, between Johnny Glover and
Eddie Flynn. Also Fighting Lang
ley and War Eagle, and Kid Melon
aid and John Taylor of Skowhegan.
First bout at SIS E. ". Hanks ref
cree. Railroad fare, G0c for the
round trip.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01

new line of Art Embroideries at
Miss Townes
Full line Royal Society Patterns
and Threads; Rest Rooms, Dodge
Block.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01
EAST SKOWHEGAN

Herbert Richardson went to Hinck-
ley Monday on business.
Eudell and Vernard Corson went
to Clinton to visit their aunt Mrs
VIII Holt Saturday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01

The Grafonola, used for the Ha-
waiian music at the. Philathea Gen.
tlemen's night. was a loan thru the
courtesy of J. d. Symons.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-02-01

Annie L. Decker NJ T. is over Par
ker & Nays, every day except Tues
day.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21
TEN SPECIAL TRAINS TO OTEIs.
ATE THROUGH DCRANT
WITH TROOPS

Ten special trains, consisting Of a
total q, $50 passenger cars, will be
operated this week from Oklahoma
and North Texas to Camp Travis by
the Missouri. Kansas & Texas Rail-
road for the accommodation OF ap-
proXimately 10000 of the men who
have been selected for the national
army During four days of this
weeh a total of 100000 emn. or 40
per cent of the first increment of
5"","n men. will be moved from
their homes in every county in the
United States to training camps. The
Katy expects to handle about 10000
OF these men. and has made ar
ranscm"nts to provide transporta-
tion facilities for the movement OF
that many prospective soldiers.
Each train will consist of fifteen
'"-rasscnger, modern coaches. Spec
ial efforts will be made to provide
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21

ried to Hattie Talliaferro. in Hop
kins county. and to this union were
born six children, all Of whom are
living: Mrs. w. NJ. Warmack. Mrs.
J. N. Nesbitt. ]. X. Moreland, ana
W. II. Moreland. all Of Durant,
Frank Moreland OF Ardmore. and
ID. B. Moreland of BOkchito.
Mr.. Morcland lived in Hopkins
county until March. 1908. when he
moved to BOkchito. and later to Du-
rant. While In Texas he served as
county treasurer for four years AMI
retired.
While In Texas he was for three
years captain OF the Ross. Ector ana
Granbury Brigades and ut the time
OF his death was secretary and treas
urer of the u. G. v. local camp.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21
OLD TIMER ANsWRES THE LAST
CALL
John +. MOrcland, Aged ~, cx-(On-
fcticrate Veteran, Died Last
Friday Afternoon.

Last Friday afternoon at $50,
John F. Moreland. aged ~ years.
died at his home, Twelfth and Beech
street. in Durant. Funeral services
were conducted at the home Satur.
day afternoon by Rev. Herman
Jones, followed by interment at the
Highland cemetery.
John F.. MOreland was born In
Smith county. Tennessee. December
.. 1870. and in early boyhOod mov-
ed with his parents to Hopkins
county, Texas. where he spent the
best years OF his life. In 1851 he
answered the call Of the South and
fought all through the civil war
without receiving n wound OF any
kind, and during the war served AZ
Quartermaster. orderly sergeant
and captain. His company was Co
X, 9th Texas Cavalry. Ross Brigade
On March 4th. 1868. he was mar
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21

for the comfort and convenience of
the men, and to facilitate their
transportation. The trains will run
on through schedules. stopping on
iy when necessary. Each train will
carry a diner. and plenty Of good
food will be provided at nominal
cost.
The Limited, northbound through
here Wednesday morning carried
eth train crews en- route to Parsons
to bring the trains on south.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21
mony was performed by Rev. Brown

mony was performed by Rev. Brown,
Baptist minister at Sherman. The
newly welded couple returned i'm
mediately to Durant, and are at
home at 924 West Evergreen strret
in the hanrsOme residence recently
erected by Mr.. JensOh.
The groom is the senior member
of the firm of Jenson Brothers, the
owners of the Durant Ice Cream and
BOttling Company, and is well known
here and prosperous in his business
affairs. The bride is the daughtes
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Merritt, and
is beautiful and talented youne
woman with a large following OF
friends.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21
FOR SALE

Saturday. Sept. %. 1917, at Atoka,
Okla, we will sell 20 head Of COOL
work and brood mares. Terms on
application. VIM. Gill & Co., At ka,
Okla. WI
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21

CALERA POST OFFICE ROBBED
Unknown persons burglarized the
post office at Calera Monday night
and secured small amount OF
change. and few postage stamps. l.
is said. No trace of the culprits or
clues to their identity have so far
been found.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21

III Army and Navy.
The local chapter of the American
Red Cross has now perfected its or
ganizatiOn, accepted the invitation
OF the Elks lodge to use theih home
for headquarters. and after gaining
all possible additions to its member
ship. will organize for work. learn
In detail the standardized ways of
making the many articles required
and being made by thousands of 9TH
er chapters. and then get to work
In earnest. making the thing an ev-
cry afternoon task all fall and win
ter and as long as necessary.
There are many articles for the
relief and treatment Of wounded and
sick soldiers that the American wo.
men who belong to the various chap
ters of the Red Cross must make
These articles must be made along
standard lines and OF the same kind
OF material. for obvious reasons,
and 1t is therefore probable that In
order to get intimately in touch
with just how every article is to be
made. the local chapter will import
an experienced supervisor with ac-
tual experience to instruct the lad
les in the manner Of making the ar
ticles.
1t is planned to secure sewing ma
chimes and other equipment in as
large numbers as the ladies who will
devote their time will require, and
spend the afternoon Of each day in
wOrk--real productive - necessary
work
In this war business, we must all
do our part. Some OF us must make
OF ourselves soldiers, sailors. or avi-
atOrs. Others of us must grow the
crops to furnish the food to feed the
soldiers and sailors. Others of us
must put up our money to buy the
Government bonds to allow the Gov
ernment 20 equip the men, and 9th
ers must GIVE their time or mOnev
or both to the Red Cross. which in
strumentality cares for the sick and
wounded soldier and does all that is
humanly possible to ease his hurts
and get him we'll. Every man who
is not called to the army can afford
to give literally to the Red Cross,
and congratulate himself that ne Is
escaping with less than his share Oi
the war burden---so may those who
raise the food and buy the bonds
and build the ships and operate the
TRAINS.
Officials and cOmittees of the 10
cal chapter of the Red Cross are II.
follows:
II. l.. Cox Chairman: Mrs. Forrest
Johnson, First Assistant Chairman
Mrs. Dunnegan. First Vice Chair
man; Mrs. A. ]. Allison. Second Vie
Chairman; o. II. Salmon. Secretary
Mrs. Chas. +. McPherren. Assistan
Secretary: Green Thompson. Treas
: urer: Mrs. Fred Curtis. Press Re
porter.
Executive Committees: Greer
Thompson, II. l.. Cox, o. II. Salmon
Mrs. Dunnegan, Mrs. Allison. Mrs
G. o. Johnson, Mrs. Forrest Johnso!
and Wrs Walter Archibald.
Instruction Committee Mes
danes Allison, Curtis, Cap'c, an
n Grafa.
Financial Committee: Gree
Thompson. ]. r. Mckinney, Gee
Pruitt, and s. A. Whale.
ri Membership COMMITTEES: Mis-
n Hattie Prewitt.
Y Military Relief: Mrs. J. l.. Shulel
\ Civilian Relief: Mrs. Tom Benson
Supply Committees: Mrs. Chas. NJ
( Pherren.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21
JENSON.MERRITT WEDDING

Saturday afternoon. at Sherman.
Texas, occurred the marriage of Mr..
James f. Jcnson and Miss Myrtle
Merritt, both of Durant. The cerc-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21

Get a 10-cent box now.
You men and women who cant
get feeling right-whO nave head
ache, coated tongue, bad taste and
foul breath, dizziness, cant sleep,
are bilious. nervous. and upset. bO-
thered with a sick. gassy. disordered
stomach. or have a bad cold.
Are you keeping your bowels
clean with Cascarets. or merely fore
ing a passageway every few days
with salts, cathartic pills, or castor
oil?
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested, fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out OF the
system all the constipated waste
matter and poison In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning. 10-cent box
from any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet. liver and bowels reg
ular, and head clear for months.
Don't forget the children. They
love Cascarets because they taste
| gOOd-never grippe or sicken. (adv)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21

NJ 0uanhs Ihss Dsss Mt Afsses II llssd
1eeauss Of its tonic sud laxative effect. lAxA.
TIVE DROAO QUlNINK 10 better than Ordinary
Quiniue and does not cause nervousoees oos
ringing In head. Remember the full name end
iook tog the signature Of e. ". GROVE. 1oe.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21
Red Cross to
Work in Earnest

Expert Supervisor May Come Here
to innstruct Ladies' in Detail Of
Producing Articles Much Needed
In Army and Navy.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1917-09-21
YOU'RE BILIOUS! LIFT "CASCA.
RETS" LlvEN LIVER
AND BOWELS

Don't Stay Heatiaclly. COnstipatctl,
Sick, With Breath Had and
Stomach Sour.