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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
OWEN FRAMES
PROGRAM FOR
FAIR BUILDINGS
New Plans Are Being Drawn
by Architects Here,
WORK TO BE BEGUN SOON
Structures Costing $751; 900
TO Be Erected,

construction OF UullulURN anu OtlCl
improvements to cost $l5O8OO will be
begun within a short time at the state
fair grounds as a result OF the meeting
between the city commission and board
OF directors of the Oklahoma State Fair
association yesterday at which the con-
tract between the fair and city regard
ing purchase of the fair site for a city
park was ratified,
Ratification OF this contract means
that proceeds OF the 100000 municipal
bond issue voted by Oklahoma City sew
eral months ago for purchase OF the site
will be expended,
Program Announced.
The state fair building program, as
announced this morning by J. NJ Owen,
president of the association, inc ludes:
A liberal arts building to be erect
ed at a cost of 100000, which is to
house commercial, culinary, fine
y arts, textile and educational ex-
! hibits.
Completion of the concrete, fire
proof grandstand by putting on
roof and other refinements, at a cost
of S3s,s0o.
A women's rest cottage TO cost
5000.
Remodeling of the livestock pa
- % nf IN
II suitable for auditorium and con-
vention purposes.
The remaining money is to be
spent upon improvement of side
walks, driveways, flower beds, etc.
Plans Being Drawn.
Plans for the improvement, arc now
being drawn bv Layton & Smith, archl-
tects, who had drawn up preliminary
sketches OF the Improvements when the
100000 bond issue was submitted to
the people Of the city.
One hundred and iorty-nnc thousand
two hundred dollars OF the 100000 will
be expended by the state fair aSsocla-
tion in clearing absolutely the title to
inc ldI0 upon WHICH il - lNNdlVV' VI
the $4,000 to be expended, SlUOOO
will be given the OverholSer estate for
$4,000 worth OF Indebtedness, another
$4,000 will be given local banks for
loans to the state fair, and S542OO Will
be paid the state as the remaining in
debtedncss upon the land itself Stock
holders IN the fair have cancelled, also,
interests worth $l0jOOO in order that
the fair may survive
City Contracts Improvements.
The contract between the city and
fair provides that the former shall have
control Of the grounds during eleven
y. OF the twelve months OF the year The
fair shall use the ground for state lair
purposes during the other month
Stipulations as to supervision oi the
city over permanent Improvements, etc,
are also contained in the contract, as
well as provisions relative to the polio,
ing, insurng, etc, Of the buildings and
grounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
Cloudy and Colder
Weather Forecast

LOCAL oRECAsT-Cloudy and un.
settled tonight and Thursday; colder
with minimum temperature Of 10 10
10 degrees
STATE Tonight, generally
ialr, except snow In the northwest por.
tlon, Thursday, probably colder and fslr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
Torpedo Punctures Red Cto,s.

CARDIFF, Wales. Jan. 9-Mo,t Of
the survivor, OF the Rewa were landed
at Swansea Many OF them were
without clothing Of any kind The
wounded were removed Immediately to
a hospital
The torpedo which sank the Rcwa
went directly through the Red Cross
painted ON her side
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

WASHINGTON. Jam o-Ninc men
oi the American steamer Harry Luck
cnbach, Iorpcdocd and Vnk ON Ian o.
are still missing, the navy department
announced today based ON a report
from Vice.Admlral Sims The report
states that twenty-five members OF the
crew have been rescued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

ROME, lam The Italian govern
mcnt has promulgated a decree prohib
lung the making and sale OF cake
pastry and confectionery under what.
eyey shape or iofm -------
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan o-Approval
Of President Wilson's address to con-
grcsS setting forth Americas program
for war and peace, was heard on every
side IN Washington today and the opn-
ion seemed universal that the president
had chosen the psychological moment
to counteract any evil effect of Gers
manys latest peace propaganda.
May Answer Through Russia.
Official Washington Is now awaiting
word from Berlin on the presidents
message While it is generally cons
ccded that no formal reply OF any kind
will be forthcoming, the administers
ton hopes that German sentiment either
will be shown in editorial comment, or
possibly through the mouths of the cen.
trail powers representatives at the
Brcst-Litovsk peace parley
Early Reply Expected.
An early reply Of some kind Is an4
ticpatcd.
Although some members pro-
fessed to believe that the Germans
might find the terms laid down ac-
ceptsble as basis Of negotiations,
most officials saw In the definite
proposals. OF the address only a
great var document clearing the
atmosphsrs Tor the allies, hearten-
Ing the Russians and furnishing q
light for the German people II they
chose TO see II.
The president decided to addresi
congress al this tine in an effort TO
prevent resumption OF peace negotia-
tions at BrestLitoysk and countcract
the dupIiciiy OF the Germans shown in
their dealings with the Russians. Tho
president assumed at the time that the
RuSso-Gefman peace negotiations de.
ilnltely had been broken off
Must Answer Trotrky
Another reason Tor the presidents
message was found in the necessity Of
making some reply to the request of
the bolshcviki that the United States
and the entente JOIN N the peace neso-
tlatlons Germany made il a condition
Of the negotiations that Russia should
bring in the allies 1t was deemed
necessary that the United States set
forth its aims in public announcement
which might be given circulation id
| Russia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
AMERICAN PEACE
PLANKS Crafty
BRITISH PRESS
Early Reply Is Expected From
Berlin Powers,
TRUCE BID IS ANSWERED
Washington Gives Unanimous
Approval to Address, :

WASHINGTON, Jan o.-Ths
Russian embassy today issued a
statement Of appreciation Of PreSi-
dent Wilson's reference to the Rus
sian people In his address to con-
gross.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
U. S. WILL SOON
EAT HORSE MEAT,
SAYS VETERINARY
Head Of State Association
Urges New Food Supply
YEARLY CONVENTION ON
State Aid Asked in Bovine Tu-
berCuIOSiS Fight

Consumption Of horse meat for food
in the United States was predicted by
DR., ] s Grove, president of the Ok
lahoma State Veterinary Medical asso-
citation in an address on "The Veteri-
marian and Our Food Supply" delivered
this morning before the association at
its annual convention in the Lee
Huckins hotel
In speaking Of the food situation Of
the present and its relation to animal
husbandry, Dr. Grove said "''' the
horse may disappear from our streets,
but he will still be needed on the farms
and when he can no longer work he
can be iattened for our tables, and the
veterinarian will be present at the
slaughter to pass upon his fitness for
food"
will Meet Food Need.
At another point in his address, while
discussing raising ot pure-bred ANIMALS,
Mr. Grove touched upon the horse meat
question again when he said
1T may occur 10 some that the horse
is not a meat animal, but ] wish to as
sure you that a multitude of equine
carcasscs have been used for food and
their number is bound to increase.
European people have been eating
horse flesh for a long time and the
time is at hand when we must give this
matter some consideration in this coun-
try Should merely sentimental reasons
stand in the way when half the world
is crying for food"
Fight tuberculosis.
Statistics on the extent OF tubcr-
cuIo,ls IN the swine and cattle Of the
nation, presented in a paper ON "Thc
Role ot the Veterinarian in Controll-
ing tuberculosis" read by DR. d. w.
Gerber, caused a discussion Of the topic
OF tuberculosis which ended in the ,ug-
gestion by Mr. Grove that a member OF
the association present at tonight S
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
REVELATIONS OFA WIFE
By Adele CaTIisoa

So nerving myself TO the role
flashed a tender little Smile al Dicky.
Dear. what do YOU suppose led
Grace to think that We would like
that other place better than this 2
OF course we would like % be- near
or her. but this is not very far from
her home and it is so much better.
isn't it,"
Dicky took the cue without a
tremor.
Why ! suppose she thought you
would md this house too big for you
10 look after" ne replied in mat
ter-of-fact way.
That was awful dear and
thoughtful OF her" murmured.
careful TO keep my voice at just the
right pitch of friendliness toward
the absent Grace. but 1 don't think
this Will be too much. for We can
shut up the rooms we don't need. Do
1 had the satisfaction Of seeing the
puzzled looks of Mr.. Brennan and
Mr.. Birdsau change into an evident
readjustment Of their ideas coucern-
4AAA AAil AAAA1DcAAAn anu VI eAAE IL a pei -
But 1 did not relax my iron hold
upon myself L knew if ! dared let
myself down for an instant angry
tears would rush 10 my eyes
What did YOU say the rent was 90
I turned TO Mr. Brennan. determin-
ed 10 get away from the subject OF
Grace Draper as quickly as possible.
] saw MIR Brennan steal a glance
at MI. Birdsall. a glance in which
cunning was predominant. But the
real estate agents face was impas-
sive. The owner of the house gay e
a sigh.
Thirty-hEe dollars a month, he
said and / knew that if ne had been
sure of the other mans co-opera-
ton he would have charged US
more. as much more as he dared.
Dicky's open delight with the
house, his readiness TO take il would
have cost him dear if IL had not
been for the real estate agent But
Mr. Birdsall was evidently shrewd
enough 10 know that we would have
found out the true value of the
house some time, and would have
cut him out of any future real es-
tate transactions we might wish TO
make
That price. of course. is after the
hot water heat and the electric
lights you spoke about are in. Mr.
Birdsall said quietly.
Mr. Brennan Squirmed
The electric lights viii be in
right away, but the heat YOU don't
want until fall" he said ingratiat-
ingly. see. there's fireplace in
this room, he led the way TO an
other enormous room. which held a
quaint old red brick chimney breast.
and there's a stove in the little sit
ting room across the hall
We probably won't be here IN
the winter Dicky began, but Mr..
Brennan interrupted him decidedly.
This house only goes with a
years lease, no month 10 month
tenants for mine It doesn't pay
me"
Who asked you for any month
to-month arrangement" Dicky re-
torted- I'm perfectly ready TO sign
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07

for Battle Creek. Mich, where she
will visit friends and relatives Be
fore returning she viii visit in 81.
Joseph and Dowagiac. Mich. re-
turning in bout two weeks
Miss Dorothy Harris. 1928 Wood
ward ay.. eft Tuesday for Corey
lake. where she will be the CUES,
~ Miss Irene Hammond for a
week.
Mr. and Mrs George j. Ions. 231
f Donald St. left Wednesday 10
spend a week in Chicago.
Word was received here today bv
Henry r. Nye, 240 Haney av.. that
his son. Earl y. Nye has arrived
safely overseas. Mr.. Nye is a mem
Der OF the 80 field signal battalion.
,5th division, and was stationed az
Camp Custer Battle Creek Mich
before sailing July 10
Mrs Mark Zimmerman 1854
Portage av.sleft TUESDAY on bus
mess trip TO Chicago
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07

a years lease, but / don't bind my
self to stay here the year. only TO
pay the rent
That's up TO YOU the man re-
sponded laughingly. If / get my
rent and YOU take care OF the house.
] don't care whether you live in II
at all or not"
Very well, responded Dicky.
When can we have the place."
To-day. if you want it."
No" returned Dicky. but we
Will want II soon. When do you
think We can move in?' he turned
10 me.
We can be settled by the FIRST. I
returned There is a good deal %
oe done here. and furniture 10 be
considered. OF course YOU Will re-
decorate and have the floors pre-
pared FOR rugs ! said
"Of course I viii do nothing OF
the kind. the man returned with
hooking bow The place is dirt
cheap. and il goes as il is / will
varnish up the floors but I won
decorate No. maam. Can't afford
] expected TO see Dicky tlsn on
him and refuse 10 take the house.
But instead ne only said
If the floors are all right We
probably can get along with the
decorations. as we shall live out Of
doors mostly"
We made "A hasty tour OF the rest
of the house, my heart sinking as l
saw the weird color effects of some
Of the tawdry wall paper and the
general dinginess of the place.
"Of course L shall paint some OF
these rooms over myself" the man
said loftily, as ne saw me eying one
particularly dirty bedroom.
trembled for the looks Of the
room. but rejecting that paint was
al least sanitary. held my peace
When we had reached the lower
floor and Dicky had made deposit
on the house. AIR. Brennan seemed
TO recover his good nature, lost at
the mention of decorations.
If you Will tell me when YOU
want 10 come out tc get the house
ready. I can have a colOred man and
his wife. good workers. here 10 help
YOU with the house. and garden. ="
Thank YOU. / think 7 shall come
day after tomorrow.
Very well, and ne made Us a
ceremonious # somewhat unsteady
bow as we turned 10 go.
The ride back 20 the station was a
silent one When we At last left
Mr. Birdsall and were comparative
Is alone i'm one end of the station
platform Dicky caught at my hand
and said earnestly:
You were splendid over there
about Grace Draper. sweetheart. 1
want TO tell YOU
] wrenched my hand free and
faced him trembling
Please do not tell me anything.
! understand far more than you
think 7 do. I shall feel differently
about this. 7 suppose in a day or
two. but If YOU wish 70 spare your
self and me pain, please do not try
+ 10 speak 10 me again of the hu-
initiation / have just undergone for
! YOU
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
PERSONALS

Word has been received OF the
safe arrival overseas of Sergt Cliff
ford Archer 18th company. fourth
regiment. motor corps. formerly To-
Gated al Camp Green. Charlotte,
y c..
Ar and Mrs Prank Mayi dr..
T. Jefferson blvo.. who have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs NJ.
Studebaker DR.. at their summer
home i'm Wisconsin. have reformed
home
STANLEY Hun son Of AIR and Mrs
George Hull. go Nassar av. has en-
listed IN the navy and will be sta
toned at the Great Lakes naval
training station. Great Lakes Ill
Miss Nettie Tucker Of Elkhart.
Ind. is spending the week with Miss
Ruth De Man. COZ Blaine av
Lewis r. Shirk. sig y. st Lewis
blvd returned Monday from an
extended trip through northern In
diana
MI and AIRS samuel Dunn. 1898
W Ford ST. have as their guests for
the next two weeks Samuel Silver
man or New York city and Manuel
Dunn of Pr-hdelphis l. "A Dunn
62I south Bend av viii entertain
at dinner for the guests next sun
daH
Miss Arthur Thiseu and son. John
Of Elgin ill., are the guests of Mrs
ThiseH's mother Mrs Ella Furey.
11T sherman av-. for a month
Miss Helen Egan OF Woodruss pi
Indianapolis Ind. is the guest Of
Miss Helen Jackson 1910 Nassar
an
AIR and Airs w d. Shontz 20s
r Marion ST. have returned from
& trip 20 New York city where they
visited their son. T. = Shontz VINO
Is bob the railway Administered ser
vice or the government.
Miss Harr.elte Archsmbeault 122
=. - Louis blvd. eft "Wednesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

A monthly meeting of the ST
Barbara White Cross auxiliary of
St stanislaus parish will Toe held
Thursday evening in the ST SJanis-
laus school rooms. All members
are requested 10 be present
"Promien Wolnosci." White
Cross auxiliary Of St Gasimir's
parish will hold their meeting
Thursday evening at the library
rooms Of St Casimirs parish
The Red Cross auxiliary. Kos
ciuszko, No. 8. will hold their meet
ing Thursday evening at ST John
Cantius library rooms
The Polish military committee
will hold its regular meeting Thurs
day evening AT st John Cantius Ia
barray parlors
Members Of the White Eagle.
White Cross auxiliary Will hold
their regular meeting Thursday eve
ming a T. Balicki Falcons lall. w
Division s.; All members are urg
emily requested 10 be present The
chief feature Of the evening will be
disposine of a S25 dining room IA BILE
TO the holder of 2 winning ticket
Proceeds are 10 be used for ma
terials made up into articles useful
10 Polish soldiers. All finished ar
ticles finished by the members
should be turned into the circle at
the meeting
Through error the name OF John
Beczkiewicz instead of Frank Becz-
/ kiewicz was mentioned i'm vester-
days issue as president OF ST. John
Cantius Literary society. and Rev.
Stanislaus Gruza mentioned as di-
rector of entertainments instead Of
director Of society
In honor Of Mrs Robert White.
Indiana lv.. who as leaving for Chi
cagO Friday 10 make her home
there. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Spichal-
ski entertained with a dinner party
Tuesday evening at s O'Clock Pink
carnations centered the table where
there were places for - guests.
Besides Mr.. ana Mrs Spichalski.
those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Smith M and Mrs Arthur
Wegner. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s Adam
ski. Mrs Rose Glowack. Miss An
gela Dorenko. Joseph Kmitza and
Joseph H8mulec.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
PERSONALS

Mrs Josephine Klysz GIL Monroe
ST. accompanied OF her daughter.
Mrs Walter Wegenka 1855 " JET
ferson blvd are visiting The for
mer's daughter. AIRS Eluowski ar
schenectady. ~ Y
Sister NJ Bronislawa or the HOLY
cross order Of Morris. H.. accom-
panied by Sister Dulphine Of the
same order are visiting AT the
home az The formers sister Mrs
John Ruczkowski. 2Z2 : Chaplin st..
Miss Balhina Hrusicka. Of New
Carlisle. Ind. arrived here 20 be the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur sly
persk
Mr. and Mr-. John czynslsi
and family ~ Beris O.. are guests
90 Nr aud Mrs Joseph Kusmierek
1905 w Thomas 81 The motored
here
M and Mrs. Frank Naget. 401
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07

y Hin ST.. will leave today for a
weeks vacation ar Barron lake.
They viii also spend a few days
with the formers mother. Mrs
Anna Nowacki. az Rochester. mo
Miss Martha Gutowska OF To-
peka. Ind. is "a guest of Miss Mary
Fischer. 541 F. Jefferson ST.
Miss Mabel Boldiszar. 24q *
ST. returned today from "a
visit al Marion, Ind
Joseph Zieiewski OF the Great
Lakes training station spent few
days with his friends here
Francis Krzysztodak arrived
safely overseas according TO word
received by his friend Stanley
Culipp, Sherman av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
PENNY FAIR.

A large number of mem bers and
friends attended an ice cream So
cial combined with a penny fair
Tuesday evening given bv the
Thadeus Kosciuszko. 40 Red
Cross auxiliary. The affair was
held on the grounds Of ST He'd
wide's school W Napier St. illumi-
mated with electric lights for the oc-
casion. The ladies OF the auxiliary
were in charge of several attra ctive
booths an which ice cream. candy.
home made cakes. cookie and many
other useful articles We're sold
The social was pronounced by the
members 10 be one of the most sue
cessful ever held by the auxiliary
The whole affair was In charge OF
Miss Stella Ciesielski president OF
the auNiEarv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07

as this is the annual mite box open
ing
The la Kota Wajon club Will
meet al the home OF Miss Leona
Poehiman. 500 y Hill ST, on Sept.
g..
The meeting of the Womene For
eign Missionary society of the First
NJ. r. church, that was 10 have been
held Tuesday in the church parlors,
has been post poned until next Tues
day
The sewing society Of the Zion
Evangelical church Will meet
Thursday afternoon at the parish
school The hostesses will be Mrs.
Andrew Troeger. Mrs Charles
Troeger. Mrs Christoph Troeger
and Mrs Lawrence Macht
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
announcements

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Lowell Heights NJ +.
church will hold a special meeting
Thursday evening at S o'clock. The
program viii be in charge OF the
men of the church, and every one
is cordially invited to attend
The sixth annual reunion OF the
Myers family will be held Aug Il at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Chester
F'oechler Madison twp
The \. :. C.. f. Of the First Breth-
rem church has postponed its
Wednesday meeting until Thursday
at $3.50 i'm the parlors of the church.
Everyone is requested TO be present
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
ONE SOLDIER KILLED
AND NINE WOUNDED IN
GRENADE PRACTICE

ALEXANDRIA. La Aug -.
During hand grenade practice ar
Camp Beaure gard Tuesday. capt
Arthur a Diettel OF the Hath engi-
neers was killed and three leuten-
ants. a sergeant and i've privates
were slightly injured Details Of
how the accident occurred and the
names OF those injured were not
available here late TODAY Diettel
was from New Orleans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
WOmea's War Work
FOR THE CITY HOAIF,
DEMON STRATION AGENT.

SCHEDULE FOR THE CITY HOMF,
DEMON STRATION AGENT.
Thursday.
Lincoln school
Friday
River Park schoo.
a cold pack canning demon
-tration and talk ON Salt.ng and
1rining will be given AT each meet
ing.
SCHEDULE FOR COUNTY HOME
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.
Thursday.
Misha va ka, Battell school
Friday.
Union twp. district 40. I. Brick
school
Miss Mills will demonstrate cold
pack canning az each meeting
Sewing FOR the Red Cross viii
take place az the Sumption Prairie
NJ f. church Thursday Afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
THRoCKMORTON WOUNDED.

MUNCIE. Ind Aug Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Throckmorton Tuesday
Were notified that their SON. Clar-
ence r. Throckmorton. was severely
wounded in France on July Ia.
Young Throckmorton was iu the inn
fantry and has been in France less
than a month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
TRANSFER DIsrILIING PLAN

TERRE HAUTE Ind aug --
The property Of the former Males
tic DistHing co was transferred
Tuesday Co the Commercial Solvents
corporation The consideration was
$500 ooQ The plant Is now making
material for high explosive,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
WATSON TO Span.

FORT WAYNE. Ind Aus -
United States Sen James r Wat
son Will speak az republican meet
ing mere next Saturday, Aug. 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07
at
$685.

You'll silk YOU them
because their combined attributes Style Pricing
August
fashioned splendid quality silk JUSTO TOP which
adjusts permanently any waist
They selling OF cooperative plan
number city each Of whom share with the monthly the
S3S5 l ART PtHcOat Factories thereby eliminating
producing expenses
All these savings YOU the added peucoat themselves
H ARTS sell quickly. seryed-Ony s5S5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07

81. II Walker. Sig n Walnut ST..
announces the marriage of his
daughter Jane. 10 G. l. Baker,
which took place April %, 1918.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-07

Mrs. Frank J Ward entertained
the mem bers OF the Ayudadora cir
Gle az her nome. $50 W Navarro
st. on Tuesday afternoon The next
meeting will be announced later
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1918-12-06
FUNERAL LAST FRIDAY
OF RUBIN HoWRy

Mention was madesin the Times last
week of the death of Rubin Howry,
son Of Rolly Howry. Death resulted
from Spanish influenza and pneu-
monia, the young man being sick but
a few days.
Rubin Howry was born in Putnam
county, Missouri. May 16, 1896, and
was ~ years, months and 16 days
old. He came with his parents to
Meridian in 1901. He was married To
Eva Howry. daughter of VIII Howry,
December "a, 1917. They have been
keeping house since their marriage,
AT the home of Rolly Howry half
mile east of Meridian.
Deceased leaves wife, father, four
brothers and four sisters. Funeral
was held Friday in charge OF II. b.
Powers, and interment was in the
Meridian cemetery.