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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918
f
, b mtH hMwa htrm and m detailed re
I acta ka beta received bringing evstiti
; im uioroais tntain ti quoted n
Mrihff that the troopi of Archduke lot
4 apa and of Gentnl Wurm art virtually
. surrounded and mutt surrender or be
annihilated.
Cables Confirm
Big Prisoner Bag .
WASHINGTON. June 2S.-A di
. patch to the Italian embassy from Rome
Jtodty confirmed the announcement ves
Mrday that prlsonert taken hy the Ital-
. iana in the fiohtlnfl at the i'lavt num
tsrcd 45.000. Thle Inrludei inme 12.00
f 15.000 raptured during the past week
bsfor the Auitrlan offeniivt wai
turned Into a rout.
OFFICIAL REPORTS
AMERICAN.
! : WASHINGTON. June 25.-Fur-'
ther American advances anil tl
capture of five machine gum anil
! other material in the region of
Chateau Thierry were retried to
day by General Pershing in hlscom--r
munlque yesterday. German
conntw-attack at Torry wai re
pulsed with heavy Ims. Several
American loldinri are niiiiiR after
a raid in Lorraine
The rnmnitinimte follows:
''Section A-Lfcal operations
, . continued in the Chateau Thierrv
i I region, where we made further ad
1 varices, capturing five machine,
gun and other material.
"A German cnuntrr-attark
agaimt our linw at Torcy broke
down with hravy Josses under nur
recent Run and artillery fire.
"Ai a mult of a raid eariiited
fy the enemy aaint nnr troopi In
Lorraine, several of or mrn am
missing."
BRITISH
LONDON, June 25-Thr text of
the British olfirial report today
follown :
"Canadian troopi raided the
enemy's trenches last niht at N'eu-ville-Y'itassre
and brought back
twenty-one prisoners and si ma
chine Runs. A few prisoners and
a machine fun were raptured by
ti in a successful raid south of the
Scarpe.
"Hostile artillery has been active
duriiiR the night between Villrti
Hretonneux and Murlanrourt, inttth
of Avion (Lens region) and west
of Merville (Handera fronO gas
ihella being freely employed."
An official itatemem on aerial
operations reads :
"Our airmen carried out a seriei
of attacki against the Metr-Sab-loni
station on Sunday. On Mon
day factoriei at Saarbruecken, sid
ings at Dillingrn and factories at
Meti-Sablonj were bombed."
FRENCH
PARIS, June 25. The text of the
French official statement today fol
lows :
"North of the Aisne, after a vio
len bombardment and arenade fight
log, the enemy attacked the pom
tiona recently gained bv us north
east of Le Port. The French posi
tion! were maintained in their en
tirety. The artillery activity was
rather lively in the region of
Faverolles and f nurcy (between the
Aisne and the Marne).
"French troops carried out In the
Woevre ahd in I-orraine three sur
prise attacki from which they
brought back twenty prisoners."
w.a. a.
Vital Statistics
Marrlag Licenses.
f Natlianlnl Mvr. Si yearn olil, mirt
s Jaaalu I'trher, II tri old, liotli of dk-
lahoma City
H. H Jewell, 51 yer old, and Mr Or
S trwle Clymer, 41 years okt, both of Okla
' homa City.
Blrtht,
' iXr Mr Timer, 416 Eaat
. air.
and Mr. Wtllarfl FrodaHclnon,
?fr" n' Mr Etae O. Wright, hoy.
tin.
Death.
J. jMiklnn, 1400 wt tlth. II
Infant .on of W. T. Cochran, JI21 W
no
Storaj Hour
Sahirdayt -
8i30 to
8:30 to
NO CAMOUFLAGE IN
WHAT WE SAY
We have the goods
we have the popular
money saving
prices and every other essentia!
to back np oar claims that this Is
one of the best value giving shoe
utorea In all Oklahoma City.
Military heel white
r Ativan: loon Vnnta i,V,;n
$3.45
nimt:
iole and heels Ipj.JJ
Udlei White Caovai Late n nr-
Boott. tura and svelt mica, MS
covtrcd Louie heela yO.JO
Doston Shoe Shop
lMtt WIST MAIN 8TISBT
Ofatatri Second Fleer
Matt Ordera Franptly rtltrl
WASHINGTON. June 25 - "I he aimv
casualty list Tuesday t otiuinr.l iniirl)-
srven names divided as f 1 U v ;
Killed In action t
1'ipii or wiiiiikiii
lld n( mrlilania ami nilin i ",
t'lml of airplane ihvuIi m
I Mail of ilifin
Wounded prvi-tely
VVounrif'l, riffle uiuttii-i inlh't .
1 h IIM .
Klllnd in Action
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('oho, .m. (il.lii
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ritiAii; s s.i. ins no, i mm run.
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llinnll. l'ltlVATK I.UKKNZO OANAI'C, H.ir-
dliilK, IH.lv
l'ltlVATK JiHC I GRAHAM. (!ulf.oi t,
Minn
I'HIVATK jnic KAHI'KH. I'lilrsai'
(ItlVAI'i; JDMI.i'll l.KITl.K, New
crk i'll
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ren. i 'hlo
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wyn. 1's
IHIVATE LKO M. MONIKN, Imncv,
l'ltlVATK STANLEY MULLIN8, I)e-
trolt
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wmikn. 1'HIVATn CLlFFOnn. W. IHiLANt).
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r rillVATE WILLIAM L. WKA11, S.-lo,
(I.
I'ttlVATI" I'AVIK M. WlttUIIT. Lin
mlnville, N. r.
Diad of Wounds.
COrtl'U IIKItMAN L. LKVIN, Ki-no-h.i,
Win
rillVATIi KLITH CHKTOHH, Ht.
l'nrlli, (Ihln
I'ltlVA'IK Aft MIMTF.AD A. flKKKN.
Hull l,iike Cltv
l'ltlVATK KltKIiKltlCR P. OHKS
M ANN. New York, rlT.
I'HIVATK ( LII FOIlb LKITOHP. Cln-
olnnntl
I'HIVATR II Alt It T M SLAW-KIN,
I'lttuniirRli,
l'ltlVATK HKNIIY li. YONKKn, Mus
krKon, Mth.
Dltd of Dlsaaas.
PUIVA1M KI'KHKNK I..
Mfllmn. Minn.
I'HIVATK rtmiNICK M
V'pphib, Vn.
l'ltlVATK LFnNAftn W
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LEW IK,
sTrtnM-
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MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN
ThouMnrta el msthor hr fmind Mothsr
Clrny'1 HwNt Towittra an ioll.nt rainr.ly
foe nhllilrMi ramnlalnln f baailarti. enlrta
favarlahnaaa. atnmtrh tronbUa and huwal Ir
raaillarltle fremi whlrh rMlitran auftir
Thr art far and Mnt In taka an.l
rallenl rMilta ara acrnmplUhad l.y thalr liaa
ni moinrr ror an year
fluid by drua
Slata avarywhara, II eanla.
(Adv.!
5:30
8:00
spo.4a
IHCnn, Wllllnaton, Col
I'HIVATK JullN li. WIHTTI.K, Oaark.
Ala,
l'ltlVATK WILL WOOPH, I'lllahuilh.
I'.
Olad ol Alrplant Accliltnt.
I.IKt'T HILLY CLKNN I: I 'Mil I N ;.
Alinifrn. Alu.
Olad from Acclrtant and Othar Camas
NI.IIHT l.k.r'I.IK KNt IHn.N, SIiIohii
K .
ri'ivATr fnrat ckihiuh, jvrk.
N J,
Wounded Sevrraly.
fera-t. Lrriill II Ituwn, ',,, f'n.fi.
M.iiiii, l.m, s I a Liiiilliia. HI Alliuna
V I
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M irlln t Heiilt', W IIMi ati.uie, 'ii ;
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N It lleiuv L. liDliaraon, Oi,,n Fin
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Woiimied. Dtgm Undetermined
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Nineteen Named
In Marines' List
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in. 111111- I I ' .1 M I J t V l-t III'M .iv r..i,
lamed ninrteen naniei divided m f.d
h.vis :
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Wnlilnlid Hi-verely
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'I lme killed' in ailn. n im Indc Pii
vate l.uthtr N ImiCv I'd im hard. kla
KHiad In Anion.
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COLPL
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WHIT.MAN, Lo
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TATI", ISr 111 in tt t .
(Hil.i
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ITIVATl: HDlll III' i' mm' v it ii
Cl.'w'.in.l. nlilii ' '
Woundad Ravaraly.
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Olil,., I , ;irik J Tun a Mliii,,.,,,',,,!,. '
I'lltiitia Mlillliv (Vlieii, 'lit-nt t.r, ill ;
Alnvaliia ininiline. PIIKImi I'. Al. ..
ni.l.. Il I inrlei. Mlnnrniii.tla lln.
Aillinr S I IiKlnfuMii, Mur.pietlM. Kim;
I ". I ll II Kite Wi-.l .,ll,.,l.l,,i,l. i, . '
ll.ll.k M.rintv .,i.u.L v I ,
T SinlHi, lle'li'-nit, Mont.; Jtoi'miiii '
Stnltli. Tvrnnc. I'ii
Jhcsp inHtrumentfl are in perfect nhnpe, having boon
unptl only a few weeks or months. Moat of them are
absolutely like new, and offer you an opportunity to
ecure an exceptional instrument at a price way below
the market value. See them.
Mahogany Case
STEINDELL
and
Walnut Case
ALEXANDER
Mahogany Case A,,Rohltf,y likp and-
i-i nitnai nvw, not a mnr on the
ELBURN
Mahogany Case n,iniltif"1. w model,
LAGONDA
Then wc have a Vose at $185, a Kimball at JlW, a Deterling at i200,
a 750 Playet-Piano like new at $.175, and numerous other haraius.
Come see them liclnre yuu liny. Vtui will lie surprised at tlie values.
TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOU
211 W. Main
Oklahoma
City
ARMSTRONG'S
$5,000 In 115 Months
If You Can Save
And that meant $2,12.r clear profit to
you. Isn't such a Koal worth a little effort
mi your purt?
If you can save $25 a month regularly
for 115 months you will have deposited
$2,875. The accumulated interest during
this comparatively short time will have
amounted to If 2,12r or that much net earn
ings for you.
Such a sum will buy a home, help pro
itle the comforts of life in your declining
years; safeguard you apainst ill-health
or misfortune, or provide you with the
capital to enter business for yourself.
','
Local rUiildinjr and Loan offers you the
safest, surest, most secure savings op
portunity. Call on us for other desirable
features of our plan.
LOCAL
Building & Loan
Association
111 N. Robinaon St.
State Methodists
Will Meet Today
I lie OklMlii.iua Melhodnti aneinhly
w ill "!"-n a leu djy i niiveiitioti in tins
itv at llie t.nr criniiiils aiiditoriuin to
nn:lit at H .dl odmk with a imtriutii
and reluious proirranl.
Mavnr I'd Ovrrhnler will deliver
1'ie nu v.e,nnie In tlie i '(invention
v.hile Kev, I. I tank K'nach will wel
come the visitors on the irt o( tin
iiiiniirisl flMiame. Although this n
ininutily a Southern Meihudist urn
veninn, hulh lir,iiirhei of the churili
in this city nre tinitiiiK in the meetmK
Alter the opening this evening the
esMims will start at the auditorium ,,!
the f.ur trrnunil, .1 II a. m. and H'.tn
p in. 'I hidiiKhoiit the ten davs' l (,n
eiiti.in in. pillar addirssra and Ictluit;
ill he ilrliveied hy the fulliiwinji 'I he
Kcv V. A Shelton. the ev Frank
Seay, ttie Kev. Ivan I). Ilolt. the Kev
. S ( amernn, the Kev, C. Kf llishop,
I'x (.i.v I. I rank ll.inley of Indiana.
Mishni Kdwin I), M.iiiiom and the Kev
S A, Steel.
The Strong Wlthaland the Kelt of
Summer Better Than the Weak
"Id people who are leehle and young
er (.enple who are weak, will ,e
"tM'iiL'tlicne'l and enahled to o throunh
the ilrprenitiij heat of iimiiier hy tak
m f t.KO'K'.S TASII'I I'.SS chill
I'lNIl'. It purifirs and nineties the
I.I. mil and liinlds up the whole v,teni
S'.ni ( in soon feel its Streiitliruin. In
MKiiiating Mf fect. Hk. (Adv.)
DR. J A MES D 6 U GLA S IS
DEADJN NEW YORK
NF.W YORK, Juiie" 25 -Dr. James
IhuiKlas, for many years president and
lately chsirtiiati of the hoard of direct
i .rs of I'hrlps, I Indue AV Cn., ropper
mine ownrrs, died at his lioine here to
d.iv. in h i a rihty-first yrar.
Ii.iiti.r IloiiKlas was rated one of the
fnmiKiM metal 'and tniuinR authorities
in the world.
FOUR PERSONS INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
I ast ti m 1 t ahout midnight a Ford car
tinned over on F.xrhatiRe avenue, hadlv
miiirinir four people. Those minted
were F.dna and I'.velvn Madden, limci
Si ns, 144 Fast Ninth street, and Dmis
I lav. Il'i West Ninth street. The in
inird were taken to the Haptist hospital
Lv an unknown party who came al.uiK'
sh .illv after the accident.
These Very Special Bar
gains in Slightly Used and
Like New Pianos and Player-Pianos
Should Appeal
to You
rIfti"
ni,;,,1, ond ,on"
action
$135
BeuuUful tone and ac
tion; an exceptional
value at
$150
$175
$235
jusi iiko now; Doauti
ful tone and action, . .
Home
of
'KNABE"
Tfle-phone Walnut 4920
WILSON TO SPEAK
ON JULY FOURTH
WASIIJM.TON, June itf. -President
UiImiii will deliver a I nurili of July
address al Mntiiit Vermin, Va , in (mi
mi turn wili a i cldir jtinn in whiili
representMtives nf all allied lutimis will
i.lrtirlate.
Soldiers to Vote
For Congressmen
When State Allows
WASHINGTON, June J.i - Kem.la
liniis sunn will lie ivMied irnviduiK tliat
Amktkjih in miliurv setviLr may cast
tlu ir liallnts in tlie i niiressinnMl elec
tmns next fall in tlieir hnme slates
which have enacted alenfee voting
l.iws for Ihnse in llie service, Su retar
ds It.iker and ll.innls aiiiKinnrcd to
day, lli s regulation will apply to
men In servite both at hmne and
ahroad.
LIONS WILL RECRUIT
FOR NEW GUARD UNIT
'llie I i
lle.nly to
ns cluli bcturid I icd I)
tiivr a liricl account ol his
first I r 1 1 east wliiih he tonic recently
as a tepiesentativr of the Mystic Sh:me
at the liiiiiheoti this noun ltr.it lv said
he and Judr ficorxe V. Clark were
amared at seeing every surface car in
New Yntk in charge nf a woman roii
ilitctnr. I. lent. M R Iliewer, wlio hss luen
asked hy the .I'liiitant general to re
cruit a new pnard rmiipanv, a l.ed the
president to appoint a C iiiimittce to help
htm reiruit
w.a. a.
If was not till thr end t.f the thir
teenth century that paper mills were
estahlished in the Christian states of
Spain ttheme the invention passed in
the fotii lerntli icntiiiy to Tieviso and
I'adua in Italy.
EPILEPTIC
ATTACKS
Have Been
STOPPED
For Over 60 Years
v DR, KLINE'S EPILEPTIC
HEMEDY. It Is a rational and remuk
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Our Leopold desks meet the requirement of every business man. Our office furniture
department la replete with DESKS. TABLES, WOOD AND STEEL FILING DEVICES,
CHAIRS, WASTE BASKETS, COSTUMERS, CUSPIDORS AND STEEL SAFES.
BASS FURNITURE AND CARPET CO.
Board Will Urge
Higher Pay for
Street Car. Men
WASIUN'fiTON', J,,,,, 25-lhe tu
tional lalior war hoard will increase
wa'cs nf street railroad employes if il
finds Increases necessary, without re
traid to the financial condition nf the
con.p.-inifi nprratiiiK lines. Joint Chair
men Taft and Walsh so announced to
day at the cmitltision of a preliminary
heariiiR nf employers and employe!.
At the same time the chairmen indi
cated their inirtirisp in rernimneiwl in.
creases of rates or companies.
Is YOUR Home
Equipped for War
Krnm
tlie New York
M ill, May it
Kvemni
More Music for the
Fighting Army
(icner.il IVrshing'j rnpirM for
more music at the front comes
fiom a man who knows soldier
psychology. Crucial Per sliinn
has seen the effects of music
upon soldieii in 1 1 s greatest
war that ever was fought, llis
conclusion is that our soldiers
nerd more of the minlity appeal
(f music at the front. l;ollow
itu? his rcniest the general staff
lias ordered that all regimental
l auds be increased from twenty
eiKht to fifty pieces, and that a
IniK lc and drum corps hectrated
for every division.
What is Kood for the soldier
at tlie I runt is Rood for the civil
ian in the rear who is helping
the soldier to win his battles.
All of ii', under the strain of
the terrible pressure under
which we are living, nerd the
stimulating effects of music.
Now, more than ever before,
music the best music should
be made a part of the daily life
of every American.
0&(fa,cGi St" okIahoma Ci,y-
'' J
OVER THE TOP JUNE
HOT WEATHER CLOTHES
AT POPULAR PRICES
Let us prove to you that we can save you
money on your hot weather suits. We have
never been better prepared than we arc today
to fill your wants.
Cool Cloth Suits $7.50 Up
Mohair or Silk Cool $10.00 Up
Tropical Worsteds $13.50 Up
Shantung Silks $15.00 Up
Save Your Money and Invest in War Saving Stamps
Eal Jnthofi Nhnh
JUDGE C. B. AMES GOES
TO KANSAS CITY ME El
Jiiiltfe C. H Ames, federal food a
iniiii-tialor fur OkUh.niu, vsiih Ii
lanulv, departed at an eailv hour tit
iiiurniiiR in an aulottwiliile for KniJ
lily where today the judiie is to a
tend j ciuifrtenic ol food adminiitrJ
lion iliirfs. I'rom Kansas City tli
administrator and his family will mole
to l lm ano and then to Chautati(tta, N
., v!)t ie Jii'liie Ames lanulv wi
spend a par t of the summer. Judd
Allies will return to Oklahoma City
about leu days.
w t a. ' I,
Summer Diatrhtnaa
ran nr comrouc'i inure quickly Wit)
(.KOVF-'S I1AHV IU)WF.L MF.D
( INK and it is absolutely lurmles
.lust as elfeclive for Adults as for Chil
ilrrn. ( ,rfv
careful in the (selection of
i I 1 A . . .
mo iriiMrumPiu 10 Keep you
fit durlnp; the- war and after
the war.
Inveat, But Inveat Wisely
Consider the .IcnkiiiH Plan
You Have $.ri0 to $l.r,0 in piano
value by Imyinjr
Steinway, Standard of the
World, Weber, StecW,
Voae, . Kurtzmann, Ludwig,
Eatey, Shoninger,
Strich & Zeidler, Schaeffer,
Harwood, Elbum
Brumbach, Kloman & Nord
AND AMONG ALL THESE
THE WORLD RENOWNED
Chickering.
The Wonderful Duo-Art
Steinway U worth coming
to hear. It reproduces the
playinpr of the world's great
artists.
Oklahoma's One
Muaic House, 223
Price
Main
Okla.
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