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Milford chronicle., 1918-10-04
PAUL PRY'S ELLENDA1r
LETTER.

On saturday evening while Cla.
/ eHCe Spicer was racing with Io-oo
OdulIIac car, he ran into a ditch aGossS
sue OF the dupont Boulevard Us o1S
onpIetely demolished his car Iu
ROBERT WOTkmen, one of onr e.,
gr boys, has purchased a dandv 'I1a IN u
Ford. Now look out for Bob e.. Hg" ~
Is a dandy, sure. lOl ue
-o-.at.! Lns heV. and Mrs. Barratt are on.
en5 sTi salniHg Lriig their son, John Barrett
f-iarS -io SlIe from Wilmington, also twa
EN-, Nd. i'-'es from Sal
Nv we nave nice bright little rirl IN
e---s .O"h OF whom We are nror5 -
ot;. SpeaA, as she is only fifteen And a. af+e. :.
10y Ui,-y tnlIty days at the Milford Bnsi Bi
.G,,,.I9 ssl,s ocAooI she took a position %.
P;e.ioslapAer and bookkeeper ~ -
n-sLef l Canning Company. Are - t,.ae .ae
--ioi- ms sne is prOnounced s,,c,so cl,-se
villa great honors. SuoceSS
Gu IilJSA PettyjohH has been MASS :,
,ioJ Oua new church IS near!uF oomD,.
ASie- Az anu the big bell has hs1 515s, 1rF's
-11.eF a silence Of tbr - - - -uug
souLu OF church bell fe ~. -. ss,.tls "
de.5;aSs. -s .lAhaDltants Of Elig1s-isla SL.
-S = ,-SsI1callon lelon will occur abof,l- ~ t tIe
NV elnDeF. A great Biass0- t5-1.n t-o-i
Pa Da-I-laore and a noted orN-og rom
,aHse-lst will be here for -. @ aul
tory. II Etlendale'S his
r. everybody is buying Liberty po-..
Ne win Il 'Ae rate Glendale is going yI1 5og
TSa %i-- soon be over the tor -s ~"
-, -s eanneries are rnnDins
,sni5i,. -.ne as the tomato cTo, !.
y I,y,;. ;-s Hitier company took . ove- e-'I5 ~.
ot!3. ~ g-ls Iru!t that was in darsa- ne 'as a;
ling Ttas at the Mahan factorv Ta-s9' OF
arioS coloFed people are maxine ~
nfiJ.,.H 'iG. improvements to their -StooI nj
b. -v-l,g Us preparatory to reonan;1S 80, N
'eIy near future. sung IL
oro 70 al ana Mrs. R. D. Lingo of Ds,.
are ne guests OF his siTer NE NJ
,iagsS, mss Gertrude Dickerson ., wr.
lii5Soa5 5,CH Is visiting the home y Of ga. 5ar
.si-;- - ,,-uF REYNOLDS Of WiIm;r,,or ;.
-aItsr Pd a. me home Of his 5roe5sr 1ISI
as. MSS Nan Jones Of w;,r;..
S.,-ng S, ner father, James '-i-,-1-s Io15s Oa Is
Milford chronicle., 1918-10-04
MESSAGE Of THE
GREAT UNITED WAR
DRIVE FOR WOMEN

For the first time I'm the history OF
| this nation. women Of every religious
creed have been called upon to stand
united 10 one great nonsectarian
cause.
The Government has just sanctioned
a United War Drive for seven differ
ent organizations: The Young Mems
Christian Association, the Young WO-
mems Christian Association. the Ma
tional Catholic War Council (Knights
Of Columbus). the Jewish Welfare
Board, the War Camp Community. the
American Library Association. and the
Salvation Army.
One hundred and seventy million
five hundred thousand dollars is the
goal SET for the campaign. II IS the
largest single gift ever asked OF the
American people and the women OF
America have heard the call
Already there Is springing up a new
comradeShip among the women OF this
country. new determination 10 stand
together 10 win the war.
What do creeds matter or dogmas
when sons. brothers and husbands are
In Khaki on the fields Of Fances
Women Of America have caught tbe
Ore of the spirit of women over
There" When the Allied Congress Of
Women met in Paris last month-oue
message was sent hack to the United
States;
IAN the womsnhood Of the Allied 4
nations must stand united Tor victory. +
Think victory, talk victory. believe
victory"
And back Of this great united force
Of women from the far ends Of the
earth there is now standing smother
unified arny-the woman power OF
America.
Soon we shall see new thing-wo-
men who know in their hearts rbsr
democracy is as much part Of a vyo-
mans world as it is Of a mans world
and that 1t Is JUST as surely q woman's
JOB 70 make democracy safe FOR the /
world as it is & mans Job 70 make the ]
world safe for democracy.
Women OF every religious creed are
now for one goal-YIctorv.
To that end the only woman's organ.
Eatioa in the great United War Drive ?
the Y. ". c. A--has sent out a chal. ! 7
enge to the women to Carry On-for I
-ictory. Z
Il IS no longer a question Of ~Whev '
Ein the war endf- but When will y,
ave victoryT 5
RE women Of America have under. c
TODD
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cHAPLAN's CHAPEL

v-;,. %.-S Elia6eth Morgan is III !. mi.
s-s. -. S'aytoa Russell. ofOre1s s,s-.
s1l3, s1IaAy WIKI her parents. Nj sr5 ~
AIS Myrtle Do-ovau is s,..-7;--
hT.1gsvils High SebooI 's-'--' 1s
~. ~, Aao Mrs. Creightoz Tohns,- ss
Us ozlSatsr. Nsruidells. Al F7sr--s--,
s:sHS !" Wednesday evening vsri- ~ =
Ms J. II. Dicks-son "''-- = " ana
,... eiss Frances Dickersou IS o. tbe s;,k
AS. ". 5 o'dsy spent suBdsv -;.,,
lss o27s5tsr. Mrs. Rov S--s,l -
ar z1d Nh Roy Issscs ~ a..
--sss.e is2scs spent Suass~ - ~ -
ana Ms CAa-les Swain. al g>-,----, - -.
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'o0ns as7ass- g .As Eaiss- VA.
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n. c. Applications should be for
warded 10 the Commission at Wash
ingtOn at the earliest practicable date.
During the continuance Of the present
war the Commission will in accord
ance with the request Of the Post
Omtiice Department, admit women TO
rural carrier examinations upon the
same conditions as men.
Milford chronicle., 1918-10-04
- u HDDOII q OV
MISSES AND WOMENS
Suits, SIS: Coats, $3.50: Dresses, SIS
of StysStrah
of Costier Garments.
GROUP 3
Smart Practical Dresses
Special Do

Serges in Navy Blue. Black
and Brown variously featuring
front fastenings. embroidered
satin collars, smart belts, patch
pockets, braided vestees. bright
colored satin collars and guam
titles of smart braid.
Taffefs and crepe de chine dresses
novelty collars, self
material belts, some with sash
ends: and tunic skirts.
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GROUP 2
fur TRIMMED Velour Coats
Very COZ En
Special SEl.0U
Navy. Black. Brown, Green.
Burgundy and Taupe.

Some of the prettiest styles
have loose hanging back. belt,
deep cuff, large kit, coney collar
and patch pockets
Others are shirred at waist
and fall into full ripple effect.
These have stitched belts, side
slashed pockets. black plush or
kerami collars and body lining.
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LINCOLN CRY

guests ~ SpSnuing several DAYS as the
Picss o. q. H. and n. + w. - -'
pi--'-l ps-l- Grafe and wife of .i-1-, .sb,'-r
~ a >, aAd Merton Warren 80 1esotty S--,!i.y
on Tuesday. ~ % returned home
als. c. A. Maoklin bas -a,.;-,i
a.. interesting letter f-o1, - - = r.
5. tsa! nond. who is = r,a-1,l-.- l- ~ - -,
a-o-- -oLeer Regiment. teliiDg ~ ~ ~
la n France. Ha 5.ts-ss.5 ~
phssis on o.IntFy and places much en-
people. hospitality Of French
te-tdi5,Iia t5s; Harry ,y Davidson has been en-.
deI5bia Miss Nan Jones OF Phila-
5Tis- 54 ioI the past ten davs
la - Lillian Deputy Of PijIsda,nbia
ha- 49, ns- spending her vacation Eitb
Dennt,-- ~ s-''s' Mr.. and Mrs. TJlbeI.
c.H3:.. ATs. Earl seBy and daughter. ..
fs-5ae f--en' y J., have been Tisb .ssE
S-sas., : s-'s3, J. n. LeCompt s. - ~ ~ Is
So! 80! growing weaker.
bss b betteridge. OF Philsdslnsia.
W;IbsS.s - = spending g few dsys w;th
ue.S,,- J1SS,. deputy ana family
s-.-ol n Wilmington - . ~
Donnvs1 = 40 VIII meet vita Mrs.. Eli
Il sro---,. -. = Iiuay night Octobsr II,
SssDrs-s-,e3 .aat night il VIII Be keld on
Ai5 T. --s laSt meeting Of the LADIES'
ioi-sr r - decided to purchase a ffy
Spr5s, - sunday School VIII obser7s
49,; 1--s;' october 9th, as RaEy Bay. A
49, plosEam VIII be rendered.
nsrl- s.eadred in attendance Is lie
$500 -;-ea We are striving to reach.
3 bs - eHort should be made b. al
8 o,,4,ssS SsSea'. Services viii begin at
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ENGLAND ASKS
Y. ". c. A FOR HUTs.

: England has Just requested
: the \. ". c A. 70 build and ou-
, Perste Blue Triangle Huts for .
: nurses a. bsse hospitals pesr .
: American camps in England An :
> American association has also :
: been asked By England 10 put NJ !
= foyers or cighhouseS At u1uuirio7 1
: centers In England similar 70 :
: those operated in Frsncs. :
: TIE English 7. ". C. A has :
: established centers for uunirson ..
: workers on a similar scale Mss :
: A--sssssss Mrs. Ds-ze,o- r+ :
: TIE Nurses Euis in France. i :
; now IN Englsnd Arranging for :
; hu-S ~ American hospitals Sc !
; exPects 70 Plsos SIX secretaries :.
: On this work inue6istely. :
; Blue Triangle Hurs and foye-s :
; are similar 20 EosteSS' EorssS :.
; sHd c2ngolments IN this coup--v :
: Over Thsre~ they are rerres. :
: tonsl and social centers so- :
nurses sn6 women IL uun..ior :
: taetQ-isS Each hut q eavs- :
co1ssts q : large nom FOR :
games teas and social srsi-S :
: i contains fScilitieS for rssss,r :
s1d writing spaces ard Ebs-s :
1eceSSzry, for cate,e-iaS :
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uaIr1, I1..i'l ol0ssssr g: ans Emsalmst

"T|-I-- ~ l-I-W-T--
s-,-.- @.la black hearSss. and a good
49,. i2aersl supplies A. ny ware
s,-.-s = Al tines C-us dsv Or nighi
-s.--sa s--.-a 70 Personally. Ps97e ffi-iL
- Z desired Apr ii-iyr
G. REED. Llncoln Csty. Del
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
CAROUI A
SPLENDID TONIC
For Women, Says Hi1sou Lady, Who
Took This Medicine On Her
Doctors Advice.

HiNSon, Tenn Mrs ] II. Gadd, Of
''-S place, makes the following state
ment regarding her experience with
Gardui u was suffered with a
pain in my left side could not sleep a,
night for this pain-always in the left
Side. My feet and legs were terribly
swollen. | was almost in bed.
My doctor told me to use Cardui. |
took ono bottle, which helped me, and
sitcr my baby came | was stronger and
better, but the pain was still there,I at
first let it 60 but | began to get weak
and in a run down condition, so / de-
cided To try some more Cardui which |
did The last Cardui took made me
much better and, in fact, cured me, 1t
has been a number OF years, still have
no return OF this trouble | itel II was
Cardui that cured me, and recommend
it as splendid female tonic"
II you feel weak tired, worn-ou,, OF
suffer from any OF the ailments peculiar
to women, try Cardui, the woman's
tonic. It mustbe a good medicine for
women, for many thousands have vol
unfairly told, Just as Mrs. Gadd did,
Of the good j, has done them. Ask
some lady friend who has tried Cardui
She will tell YOU how it helped her,
Then get bottle from your nearest
druggist (Adv,)
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ing manner Use n {. ! busting pow
der. This consists OF % part, naphtha
lene. = parts creosotc, and , parts
iodoiorm The indiIduA soldier may
compound the following mixture Crude
mineral oil y parts; ordinary soft soap
5 pars. Add 10 this / part OF water
Then carefully anoint the body from
The neck down being sure that no parts
are neglected Do not put 1t on the
head or in the hair, because "coo'Ic,'
do not iniest the head Undergarmcnis
may also be dipped in 10 percent ,olu-
tion Of naphthaene and sulphur, or IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
|UNS' FRANCHISE
| BILL IS OPPOSED
Hman Press Sees Little
Chance for Settlement
By Geofge Renxink.

opyrisht 1915, by the New York Times
ehe ChlepEo Tribune and the Oklahoma
ptty Times
AMSTERDAM Sept. o-The i'm
ftanee and gravity Of Count Won
ertlings speech. in which he warned
Prussisn reaotionaries that any de-
In passing the Prussian franchise
form measure might have serious re-
lis for the crown and the dynasty
fully recognized by the German
kM There is little hope expressed,
wever. that the matter will be sat.
sciorily settled.
The reaetionarics are working hard
arrive at compromise which wil'
acceptable to the government. The
Preventative OF the Prussian upper
use in the negotiation is Baron Won
horlemer, a determined opponent OF
reform 50 the general belief is that
bill will be gerrymandered in some
II OF way to which the government,
u agree, and that the measure will
passed with such a pale democratic
mplexion that the Iunkers Will be
)isfied.
yorwser,, declare, It hears that the
hkers will pay little heed to Hert-
rs serious words, and il is not quite
e even Of Hertling himself, who
|srly showed in his speech how great
he feared a "far-reachng liheralifa-
IN OF the goyetpment system"
hs for tho danger 10 the crown oi
dynasty, 'Vorwaerts thinks that
more might have been said with
bfit on that Soint. 1t refers TO the
tnhfow Of the Russian throne, in
a,es how extensively the democratic
"a has increased during the war. and
iares that diiierslt Germany will
erge from the war az compared with
u Germany which entered il, Well
maintains, may a confirmed mon
khist like Hertling have some fear
the future. "Hcrtling wishes re-
I'm hy means Of the prussiau upper
se," Il SAYS. I'VE wish II by the
bplc and for the people, There is the
'ss. Where is the bridge" ?"
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gasoline or Lenune, bu, this will give
the garments an unsaygry odJr, which
may to the ia,lidious man be worse
than "coorc,' l'rough doubt it,
There are other methods, such as
using dl.nieCln.t on cIolhe, but these
are not for sammy, as iac.ltc, are
usually lacking
As / have said it will be impossible
10 devise a method which viii per
mancntly md You Of these pests. The
best advice that / can give is 10 COM
,tantly Engage in a "shirt-hunt" Pick
them of by hand the thumb-nail is the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
EXTRA BILLION
May COME FROM
| REVENUE BUDGET
[ordney Bases Estimate on
Outcome Of Former Measure,

WASHINGTON, Sept "a billion
pillars more than the S8,ll4OOOOo0 es-
mated by the house ways and, means
Pmmiltee vii! be raised by the war
fvenue BILL teclared Representative
|ordney Of Michigan, ranking republi-
pm committee member IN addressing
pc house today when it resumed con.
Iteration OF the measure.
Mr.. Fordney said his estimate was
dedicated on the returns Of last years
u, which IS the basis % the pending
Rilature. Designed to raise $3.50,
WOO. he said, the present law already
Ps yielded A44i 100000, and added
at the internal revenue bureau est
ates were that another billion dol
70 would be collected. This uncol-
cted billion, he said, was due to dii-
rent interpretations Of ile laws pro-
sions and does not include any penal
rs Tor ,ardy payment
Mr. bordney criticised several sec
pms OF the bill, saying that capital
opld he more literally defined and
n the o percent tax should not apply
undistributed dividends.
Capital, he contended, should he re-
,rded as the value OF a property as
March 1913, instead Of the original
vested amount Some businesses.
lrtieularly many smaller ones, he said
ere organized years ago on small
iginal investments and since that
me have increased in value by the
smers putting profits back into them.
The 8 percent additional tax on tn
stributed earnings provided in The
u virtually is a penalty on business.
fclared Mr.. Furdnev.
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(To lie continued ,
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and pass the seams over the flame, be-
ing careful not to burn the garment.
This will destroy the eggs Of new
"coohcs
Once again copying orr English
brother, J will cite a common method
which, In ONE cases, proved effective
OF course this method cannot be used
by the individual soldier. but the meda
ical officer may find this formula very
useful
Where water facilities Tor bathing
are under direct supervision Of the
medical department II is recommended
that the water be lIealel IN The follow.
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THIN, NERVOUS PEOPLE
need B|TRO.pHOSpHATE

ishing
weak, tlIeu people regain strength and
SIgor. thlnnev and rugulanty give Wnv
TO plumpucss and curves. sleep returns
TO the bieepleps. confidence and cheer
fulnsss replace debility and gloom. duh
checks regain the pink glow of health.
BltrU- Phosphate. the use uf which IL In
expensive. also wonderfully promotes ths
assimilation u food, no much so that
many people report marked gains OF
weight in few weeks n In sold In
this city by Westilll and all good drug
gists.
CAUTION o. Although .bitro-p phosphate
Is unsurpassed for relieving nervous
ness, sleeplessness and general weakness.
u should not, owing 10 It's remarkable
nesh- CROWNS properties, he used by Rny-
one who does not desire to put on flesh.
(Adv)
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FIRST CALL
BY
ARTHUR GUY EMPEY
Author Of
over THE TOP
Chapter XVIII.
Shirt Hunts


Shirt Hunts.
IN the English army the men in the
trenches have given the nickname Of
COATES" 10 body lice. This is re-
pulsiye subject, But It must be faced
by Sammy" II is only a matter Of a
shoriime after arriving in France and
getting up into the line, especially
where the men have to sleep in billcty.
Nbcforc the soldier is covered with
yennin No matter how clean he lric,
TO keep himself, 1t will be impossible
to avoid "cooties," because he has to
occupy billets which have been used ior
three years or more, by thousands OF
troops. In these billets you will find
old straw. perhaps foot deep, which
has been ground fine by constant sleep
ing and walking This straw and the
walls Of the billets arc infested with
lice. OF course. the straw can be re-
moved and burned, but still the "cootic,"
will be in evidence They simply SHIFT
their quarters TO the walls Of the billet.
In fact the only way 10 rid billet OF
lice is TO set fire TO it and burn il 20
the ground, but there is not much stnse
in doing thls'bccause you then will have
no billet TO sleep in II IS a case OF
choosing between two evils; Either put
up with the lice or sleep in the open.
"Cootes."
You may not believe it, lut. rcpul-
'lye and horrible as It sounds. !, will
be only short while before you be
come used to "coobes" and carry on
as usual In the trenches several meth
ods are used to keep this nuisance in
check, but ! will have to admit that
the only way to get rid Of coolics per-
mancnily is TO be wounded and sent IN
a hospital where there are no "cootes
! will personally recommend the fol-
lowing methods, though will not
guarantee their effectiveness. Still. hy
using these. great satisfaction will he
afforded by the revenge wrcakcd on
your ever present though unlu,ited
g1e,t,
A very handy weapon can be made in
the following way. Take piece OF
hardwood. about eighteen inches long
white It 70 the thickness OF an ordmaty
meat skewer, polish It with sand or a
piece Of stone, so that il is smooth and
will not splinter Keep this weapon or
"scratchcr," as they call II, constantly
with YOU An easy way Of carrying il,
while in the trenches or on tho march
is 70 stick It in the right puttee Cor
Logging :. where it will always be handy
and >S1ihln reach.
Several firms advertise insect pow
derS. but It is wiser to disregard these
ads and spend your money for smokes
Sr something else, which will afford a
Neturn for the money expended.
When clean underwear is issued
never put it on without first taking a
ta,h-that is, il you are lucky enough
to have bathing facilities present
would advise taking over. or having III,
folks send TO you, few cakes OF strong
oarbolic soap. Use this soap in bath.
ing, and you will find the "cooties" will
avoid you for a few hours.
Gtat Multlpliers.
"Cootes" multiply very rapidly, there.
fore II Is not much use trying TO ex-
terminate them after they are good and
healthy The only effective way Is to
get them in the egg Light a candle
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Oklahomans Get
Officer Credits
At Camp Taylor

WASHINGTON, Sept 9--Ths ros-
ter Of Candidates graduated August 81
from the field artillery central olliotrs
training school at Camp Zachary Tay.
Tor, Ky, and recommended as eligible
FOR appointment as second lleuterants,
included the following from Oklahoma
Cough, Homer Hull, jlB North Third
street, Ponoa City.
Hardin, Norman John private, Dun
can
Marrl.un. BenlamIn Lfanklm. 7 D
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Box =, Chickasha
Harold Clyde Bernard, Ponea City.
Hodges, Jane, Henry, Hickory
Howell Charles Pixlcy, j0j East
Ayets street. Edmond.
Jeiiords, Sherman Lear, 40 North
Thirteenth street, Mu,kogee.
Johnson, Luther Edward, Elk City
Johnston, Chester Bryan, Heayener
Livingstone. George Towel S5 Unit
,erslty boulevard, Norman.
McNelcy William Patterson, 1888
West Ark street Durant
Mitchell lan,on Doak, Mustang
Mowbray Floyd DeminR. Jefferson
krlsher, Sherman 4 X 40 3, Wal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
F.dsra woIkes Select pelegat,,.

Delegates 10 the convention Of the
National Federation --ot Federal En-.
nloyes have been selected To represent
Oklahoma as follows Roy + Hamm,
Oklahoma CITY. Clarence NJ Smith
Mu,kogcc William II Crawford Paw
hu,ka Mis- Florence E.hcrldge. Vim
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weapon most commonly used in the
trenches sairkt coolies" Strong pres,
sure, exerted at the psychological (D
moment, will do the trick. Aiter all
the real and only tip is n grin and
bear them.
ITO lie continued
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Guaranteed 70 Put on Firm, Wealthy
Flash and 10 lnereafs Strength,
Vgor and Nerve Force.
Weak. thin peOple-men or women
are nearly always nervous wrecks. thus
cOuriuslyely proving that thinnoss.
weakness. debility and neurasthenia are
almost invariably DUE 20 nerve starNa-
ton. Feed your nerves and al thers
symptoms due 10 nerve starvation will
disappear
Eminent specialists state that tho best
nerve food Is an organic phosphate known
among druggists as BiIo-P Phosphate, a
five-gTain tablet OF which should bs
taken with each meal Being "a genuine
nerve builder and not a stimuant or
habit forming drug Bitro- Phosphate
can be- safely taken by the weakest and
most delicate sufferer. and the results
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
Democratic Convention Called.

Ben Lafayette, chairman OF the state
mocraiic committee, has issued a call
r the democratic state conventions 10
held here on September y Dem
ratio voters in each precinct arc rec
nmended 10 meet at their usualsvot-
h place on September II 10 cleo, del
faies for county convention TO be
Id in each county on September p
eetings in county precincts are called
= 2 p. m. and in the city and town
'eeincts for & p. m.