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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29

line, Monday night, so he stood guard
over hem until the attack this morning
liberated him and secured the prisoners
to the Americans
Lieut.. Irving Wood OF Oakland Cal
said ne did not see an American fall
during today, attack
1T was more exciting than football
game" he addel I'VE have got the
Hun, on the run. Al We need - more
American, and thon We shall lick them '
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viii
CONTINUOUS u. S. COURT
IS URGED BY GREGORY

WASHINGTON. May % Speeding
up OF justice b. holding federal courts
in continuous session and giving i'm
mediate trials 20 persons charged with
violating war statutes was urged by At
torney General Gregory in instructions
to United States attorneys today Al
torneys were told 30 confer with federal
Judges in an effort 10 have grand lurie'
constantly ready for call and 70 keef
the trial Jurors available a, all times
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, May 79.-HoGs. Re-
tl6toa16 s.. heavy, .tl6bd166O light
SiGGOdl675 70. pigs ti6OOg17.00. CAT
TIE Receipts, 1000; steady; prime fed
steers, il6.76ui725 dressed beef stssrs
1i3 0Od 1880. southern steers, 10000
ul3'00. SHEEP. Receipts, 5000, steady,
lambs, tiJ50u20 65; ysarllnEs, ~ 0ou
1850, wethers, IiS 00dis7j ewes, ti.0t
UI62b; stockers, 81. .00n 100.
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ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. May 2S.-HOGS: Receipts
600. 30 100 lower: lights. SO 500 1870;
pigs, sl6 o0U 1850. mixed and butchers,
tls 15ql67o. good heavy. SIG tOnf67o;
bulk, tl6.3JaI6 50. CATTLE. Receipts.
1900. steady. active. beef steers. 81 5Oa
II 80. yenrling steers and hslfsrs. t9b0m
1890 cows, 81 500 1919 stockcrs and
feeders, iS.boa Il. 90: fair 10 prime south
ern beef steers, 10000 1880. beef COWS
and helfers. 5000 1850. native calves.
F.7bqii00 SHEEP Receipts, 1000;
steady; lambs. iil OoGl7OO; eve, ii9OO
u 400 Gamers and chopper, t700G 10. 90.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. May as.--Cotton. spot
2i's' RaiiSssi Rmissns ISS low %sSns %sSIns
2o.bsd; good ordinary. 1850. ordinary,
iS.0id. baies, 1000, including 1900 Amer
ican. Receipts, $500. all American. Fu-
2i.tOd; June Il i.osd: July, s0.3sd; August.
fe<7d: September, 1s.esd, Old contracts
fsxsd prices: May. 20d; May-June. 1s.s2di
Juns July. fsstd
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-;
-Anne Rafftenhouse

is lttle more than a yard wide al the
hem; there will be another which IS
quite ample, and gathered 10 a round
waist line One woman will don an
Oriental tunic, wind her hips with
gorgeous fabric IN many colors and
wear a turban on her head Another
will assume the iiehu and doye-gray
OF a Priscilla. and hide her bushes
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May 70 HOGS Receipts,
~ 900, slow, 30 lower; bulk. $4,000 1879,
light 80 IOqi6. mixed, IleSoyie.to;
heavy. $4,000 1850 rough, ti5.t09ib.7
pigs, tii2Jul6.75 CATTLE: Receipts.
5000; steady; native steers. uo.60d 1870
and hsifars, F.gSwii sbi calves, $500
1875. SHEEP; Receipts. 5000; firm
sheep, tlO.0onlb26t lambs, N5.b0di77bi
springs iii25G20 90.
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Literary Note.

Guide Gin Shakespeare's home town.
An them you see in that jail are
'ardened criminals.
Tourist~Ahl The Barred OF Avon
Jack O. Lantern.
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A Larse Order.

FRounder says he's turned over new
leaf"
"Huhl Rounder could turn over a
whole Carnegie library and not be half
usio9ned, rbssson transcript
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NaW VoRK MONEY.

NEW YORK. May ,s--Mercantiie
paper. and 8 months. q percent; sterling
so1:day bills. H,2S commercial so-day
bills. N.7iH; demand. N.75 T-ls; cables
~ rs 7.is. Builders, demand, 4aN; cables
50. Mexican dollars, tic. Government
bonds heavy. Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans steady 90 and 20 days, t<g
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KANSAS CITY.

s,S.Sy SNs4s No CITY m,,.S Nay ;SssS ;,s, D. cSRN or
SSits SiSsissS ,issaiss S 'sS No. s:llos ,issd iG
i.60. OATS, Unchanged. No. 2 white, 7sc :
No. : mixed, 7eg7ste. RYE: u:75qi. so.
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH May 20. 29.--cATTLE
Receipts, $500. unchanged beeves, N9O
a 10 90 HOGS Receipts, 2,00Qi zoe 10 aoc
cciptf, 1000, steady, latnbs, si60OUlIb0.
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sT. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-CoRS: Lower.
i'SS,. 'ohTs!Y sissdy;O No. E. Ssa7iae;
No white, 74isW76c
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cnIcSoo.

CHICAGO. May 9s.-CoRN: No. ! yell
low. nominal OATS. Standard ISM N
7sisc RYE: No 2. 81. 10. BARLEY: El.0O
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. May 90 = BUTTER I'm
ehsnsd, EGGS Rsessp,.' sooSs n.ose,.s cases; =;
YnehsnEsd. PoIAT9ESi fpn,ii, ,wS nsSe'p~i rvs /"
HLEher. Fowls. 2lc.
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ct. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 2s-pouLTRy: High
sri Hem st,sei S duchs' i1o gsss:s, isc' 9
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 2s.-BUT.
Firsts, asc; seconds. Sc. POTATOES;
Steady; oA, St.op0Lla; naM. ll&
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A Mighty Busy Missourian.

Uncle Billy Postum, when asked If
he had done any war farming yet, re-
piled:
"Yes, indeed, sonny. I brought my
plow up Monday to have it sharpcned,
and came after il Tuesday and took
II home Wednesday, got everything
ready Thursday, but don't like to
start anything on Friday, and the old
woman just had to come TO town to-
day. Yes, indeed, sonny, your Uncle
Billy is a mighty busy i.ler these
days."-Paris (Mo.) Appeal.
"Your financee appears to have viii
OF her own"
True, At times regret that an
sQla hAneiisiAU." "uExshapgc. ----.-
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COTTON HIGHER
on BUYING WAVE
Failure Of Broker Firm Helps
Bulls,
NEW opLuANs COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. May 80. Cotton
cioosd steady at net advance OF W I"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29

Prices OF tho various grades OF estu
era approximately aa follows:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-29

UOGS-Packers continued 20 rnlu nCo
pork here today. forcing a decllne OF lVC
10 zoe. The top wont nj Vow anu 'ne
bulk from tis.bo nnd UP
New-York tribune., 1918-10-27

TVERY frock ON this page is "Guaranteed sewed with
silk" In New York alone twenty of the lead
ing shops offering silk~sewed garments each
bearing the important label Guaranteed sewed with silk
Never before have Zines" been almportant this
Fall.
Frocks simple and colors dark. The slim silhou>
cite is i'm vogue. Soft satins, silks and wooens the
favored materials. In the lines of frock this Fall lies
its chic
The only way to be sure of them is to buy gowns
"Guaranteed sewed with silk"
That label in these frocks and that the
will pucker shrink break, that the stitch
ing will fade and collect dust 1t MEANS in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
LEATHER GOODS

STYLISH BACK STRAP BOOKS-Made of the mostI popular black cross-grainI feathers, with inside frames.l They are priced I 7Ea special AeSOa COMFY KITS in khaki col-a ored silk case, fitted with safety razor, military hair brush, trench razor, tooth brush, tooth paste, shaving soap, comb, shaving ? EE1 brush. Each J.JV CHILDREN'S HAND BAGS
 " Styles just like the
 grown-ups carry" A smart little hand bag in a full as-
 sortment of colors. Prices
 range from 90 ~l l.75 down to kVS|
 -M.;n Flae=.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Toilet specials

SENREcO TOOTH PASTE A tooth paste of unusual and cleansing properties, prepared from well known dentists formula. Priced 00n special AVN HOUBICANT'S EvETTE FACE POWDER, in natural and rose tint. The name is its guar antee of 7E superiority AssO COURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, a high grade liquid face powder, in trial 1Or size bottles, each AO~ PIVER'S VEGETAL-LeTrefle Incorita odor, A. OE
 ounce bottles OO~ All AUE DE COLOGNE, an unequaled perfume that is known by all discriminating special AeAO CUTEX TRAVELLING MANI- CURE SETS, compact and useful friend for the traveller, and just as serviceable in your every day life at home. I m Priced special AsAV
 Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Women's $ flannelette
 gowns $1.5O

An attractive, we'll made sleep ing garment of extra heavy quality flannelette in plain white and stripes. High neck, long sleeves, also V neck and long sleeves. Because we bought these gowns last De cember we can afford to offer them to you at this decidedly low price, and, our word for It, they are the best gown values in America today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Saturday Hosiery Special

PURE THREAD s SILk HOSE with double silk lisle tops, full fashioned styles with real seam up the back and double heels and toes. These are shown in black, white, Rocky m o u n t ain blue, mole, smoke, putty, mouse and beige. They are priced special at, il 0E per pair l.ZJ SILK BOOT HOSE with lisle top, full fashioned, garter top, reinforced heels and toes. They are shown in white, black and assorted colors, and priced special, Il m per pair ! UU SILK LIsLE HOSE with double garter top and high spliced heels, double toes and heels, and they are shown in black, white and all the wanted CEn colors. Per pair UJS CHILDREN'S RIB B E D HOSE, an exceptionally good quality hose. They are made to stand the rough wear and tear that 3 youngster usually gives their attire. These are of extra quality, heavy cot ton, double knees, toes and heels. They are shown both in white and black. three aup p1la pairs a'fs for l OO
 Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Three-piece sweater sets
 ;S5.95 \ n to 5-vear sizesl
q to 5-year sizes)

We have just received a new as- sortment of most attractive three piece sweater sets, made up of the finest quality of zephyr all-wool yarn. These consist of cap, sweater and leggins. The colors included are rose, white with pink trimmings and all white, also cardinal and white trimmed in blue. 2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
WOnen'S Kid Gloves
 $1.75

At this price today we are showing decidedly exceptional value Tn
 women's fine quality kid gloves.
 They are the correct gloves for motoring or street wear. The col ors shown are champagne, White, smoke, tan and pearl. They are richly embroidered on back and are shown in a full range of sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Cashmere Gloves 75c

These cashmere gloves are the warm, imported kind with emb- roidered backs. They are shown in black or gray with a full range of sizes. They are just the thing for the woman who motors.
 Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Kayser's Silk Gloves
 $1 .25

A piece of silk with Kayser stamped on it may be accepted without question as exceptional quality. These are genuine Kay ser's silk gloves, with the wear well double finger tips and are smartly embroidered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Jersey leggins $1.95
@ to 6-year sizes)

e to 6-year sizes) At this price these are most exceptional values. TheyI are made up of extra qualityl materials, in brown, gray and white. They are fol both boys and girls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28

These splendid sweaters are made up of the best quality zephyr yarn, in plain stitched, in navy, turquoise, Copenhagen, rose, black and gray. A full as- sortment of sizes permits your ready choice. -2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Patronize our w. s. s. booth
 Main Floor
RaincOGts

A coat in time will save many hours loss during the rainy season. We are showing
 a complete array of all the wanted styles in raincoats for men, in both the straight rain coats and in the combination rain and over coats. It is display that is entirely too ex- tensive for us to attempt to give you full idea of an assortment of this length, so we'll not try. Instead, we'll ask you to come and see for yourself on our assurance that you will find a coat here that win meet your every need and at price that you will instantly recognize as thoroughly fair.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Bath TOWeLs 25c each
CaiIdren,s COrdurOu Coats S5.95

Mothers who looking for coat for the Hitler tots those who range in size from to yearsw do well to visit our second floor today. We are making dis play of remarkably clever styles in fine quality duroy in brown, navy and green. -2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Girls Duplex Jack Tar =. Serge Dresses
 S72.5O
Sizes 6 to IA years

Sizes 6 to I4 years Here is a decidedly smart group of Jack Tar serge dresses in the middy styles: They are of an exceptional quality, made up in the most careful manner and are de- cidedly attractive. These are the middy styles and bear the emblem stars and braid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
4 sale Of Y G@ssara Gsysaz1s

Odds and ends and dls- continued numbers.
 Many women who are most exacting in their attire will have no other than Gossard corsets. That is because Gossard corsets meet every re- quirement. Naturally, in the tremendous num- Der of Gossard corsets we sell, there is bound to be an accumulation of odds and ends and discontinued numbers. These represent one and two corsets of a style. In the entire lot there is a full range of sizes, but the sizes are broken in so far as any particular style is concerned. In order to make this offer ing thoroughly attrac- tive we have included many styles and models that we might we'll have kept at the regular price. However, they are in cluded and will be sold at the reduced price. We would advise most earn estly that you attend this sale early this morning in order to secure your size in the style you like hest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Jack Tar Regulation
 Dresses S16 to $z8.5O
In sizes 6 to IA years

 "A brand new arrival of beautifully tailored Jack Tar dresses that stand out decid- edly attractive among the most beautiful models. These are fashioned from extra quality French storm serge, in the wanted colors, in all sizes from 6 to IA years. Here, too, we would advise early shopping so as to se- cure first choice from these splendid models.
 Jack Tar Regulation
 Dresses
 $3.5O
 2 to 6-year sizes We are again in a position to invite the mothers of school children from 2 to 6 years to come here for the Jack Tar regulation dresses. A new arrival permits you the wid- est choice of selection. These are in white with red and Copenhagen trimming, also in all white. Developed from extra quality Lonsdale drill, in fast colors.
 -Zd Eloor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
And look here, nlen, UnderWedr nOu, ut Inst
 year's
 prices

Carter's white lisle union suits 200. Broecroft's cot ton ribbed union suits 1.5O. Stuttgarter's all- wool union suits 400. Dr. Janeway's worsted union suits 800. Two-piece cot ton ribbed underwear 75c and 100 per garment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28

Full size double bed spreads of excelle weave, in full range of most attracti were formerly priced 1.69.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Saturday Specials in the Household Linens
Crochet Spreads S1.45 each
Cor 6 to 8-year-oId girls


 Full size double bed spreads of excellent quality crochet weave, in full of most attractive designs. These were formerly priced 1.69
 Senmless Sheets S1.5O each full heavy quality linen finished sheet They seamless and will give especial satisfaction where good sheet is required
 25O dozen Huck TOWeLs
 $1.98 per dozen This morning place sale an exceptional special 25o dozen towels, medium size They made up of fine quality huc with damask borders These fine towels to hand caoped hestched by the purchaser Were they finished they would retail for 800 doZen We would advise you shop early this morning be absolutely sure of securing share of this remarkable vaue
 Buth TOUelS 25c each Here another exceptional special for todays selling Full 18x36 and beached bath towels They of extra good quality and thoroughly absorbant This of the biggest towel values that have offered in many days. Main Floor Children's Corduroy Coats $5.95 Mothers who looking for coat for the Hitler tots those who range in size from to yearswill do well to visit second floor today We making a dis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
New Georgette Crepe
 w aists $5.05

Another of waist styles greet the shopper today in this spendidy stocked department These the sons most wnsome styles made of exceptional qua
 ty georgette of good heavy grade in black white flesh, taupe and brown They waists that will win your instant admiration. -2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Neu Metric Shirts g

A fine assortment of fall and winters smart est shirt styles, in extra quality madras, in the guaranteed colors. A choice of either soft or stiff cuffs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28

qualities that the wanted patterns and coors Tn cent al-wool fabrics
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-09-28
Sennaless Sheets $1.5O each

IA full size 72x90 heavy quality linen finis are seamless and will give especial sati good sheet is required.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
RIPPING RHYMES
WRITE A LETTER.
BY Wait Mason.

Wrtto q letter 70 n soldier when yor
haven't much to Ito; II Will brace som.
horncslcls fellow who Is feeling pretty
blue. Oh, our boys nrr llnn-henrted.
and they'll whip their weight In snakes.
hut they have their lonesome moments
whom their hearts nre full OF aches:
There ara hours when they are longing
for the horu" 90 far away. and the girls
they left behind Thorn. and tho parents
old md Erny; and a iettnr full OF Run-
shine makes thnlr melancholy shrink-
therefore get your pen in action, With
,,,n,Ilnhn nt Ink Write a letter to a
soldier full OF cheerfulness and JOY;
IT,, the sob stun gn to thunder--!t won't
helm A lonesome boy. Tell the soldier
you ar- betting hr will mako the Teuton
fiv, tell him all il hunkydory, and the
goose N hanging high. Tell him all his
friends ure banking on thu big things
h.'u achieve let him know he's not for
,-n,t+n since he took ha inal lenve.
Write A lrttar IL u soldier ere you 20 10
bed Tonight, same poor chap III trey
" waiting FOR the Latter you don't writ~
II will take you fifteen minutes such II
letter to compose, and you'll hearten up
Il soldier when hes billed To face tho
foc. Make ii bright and brave ami
breezy, full of courage, smiles ana
snap, show the confidence you're teei-
ing in the outcome Of the scrap anu
some soldier hoy will bless yau "a no
takes his little gun, and pSapapsA 10
shoot the gizzard from the le%d1 M
moral Hun,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
A CRITIC OF CRITICS

It is queer, but it is true. that the
most Of the talk about disloyalty and
applying the acid test" to the patriot
ism of the people comes from persons
who persist in believing that the only
sign OF patriotism is giving three
cheers daily for every deserving Dem,
ocratic oficeholder in the land. In a
recent address in New York City. Sec,
Rotary of State Lansing said among
other things. The obstacles of which
we must beware are criticisms at
home which ar" not constructive. and
suggestions Of peaC" which are based
on perpetuation of Prussianism."
e It is TO BE- regretted that in his gen.
eral denuncia,i0n ri critics. Mr.. I.anS.
Ing did not specify tho criticisms that
he docs not think constructive. Has
not every one OF the important criii
cisms been justified NOT only By the
facts, but by tho ACTS OF the admins
tration in responding 10 III" criticisms
. by trying TO correct tho errors after
publicity compelled action? Have mol
, the criticisms OK delay in our wal
preparations. in ship building. in air
. craft production. in several other par
ticulars, been justified by reforms and
'reorsanizationsc Which onn n: those
! criticisms does Mr. Lansing con
-. DENIM And where does Mr. Lansing
p; find a plea for. peace based on per
; petuation Of Prussianism? Can he put
his finger on any such proposal any
where in the United States The lasi
rc.:ca to be raised in behalf Of 4 peace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-13
WHAT GERMANY LOST

The political adviser 10 the PrcSl-
dent of China has made> some interest.
ing statements relative to China's for
eign trade, especially in The light Of
that country's declaration Of war
against Germany and Austria. He ad.
viScS the appointment of permanent
trade representatives in China and the
sending Of trade commissions for the
laying OF foundations for future rela'
lions.
Perhaps the effect Of China's dccla.
ration of war against The Central
Powers OF Europe has been m!nimized
in uniformed quarters. The truth Of
the matter is she worked IN infinite
amount Of harm 10 both Germany and
Austria. Not only were all German
concessions taken over. German Off
Gals dismissed trading with the en-
envy stopped. and I'll" German and
Austrian share of the Boxer indemni-
t., amounting 10 65.000000, contlsc-
Gated. but all treaties with Germany
were terminated. After the war, there
fore. China will have new treaties.
in which she will be able to make very
much better terms for herself. BY de-
clarinS war she struck an economic
rather than a military blow at Germa'
ny. though the latter will come. be-
cause those vast areas Of unexpected
country which Germany hoped to ex-
plot after the war are now closed
agains, her. That is why it is suggest
cd that preparation should now b.
made by producers 10 study the condi-
tons OF the market in China. Ger
many has been eliminated and so has
Austria, the former having been the
third largest foreign power in COM
mercial relations with China