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FOUR
OKLAHOMA CITYJIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1918
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155 MEET DEATH
IN AIR TRAINING
AT U.S. SCHOOLS
This Is Called Better Record
Than Allies or Enemies,
WASHINGTON', Au 5 -- Tinrrs
on army aviation training fatalities in
this country, made I flay for the
period between September 1, 117 an 1
July y I'MS, slnov a l.iial of 155 (Paths,
or an aier.iKc ol C x k i. f )3 lor each limn
of actual training tlntht. Officials be
lieve this is a nci" rectd rriitilnitj. it
nut bettering, the lowest marks of the
allied ar 'rrmr ami bei far timer
thin t!ic (.en! an and Austrian fatality
An appended table slums that seventy-four
otiners, s:ty-iir cadets,
tune enlisted men and seven civilian in-
stritct ir l'"t their lives during the j
period covered.
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Three Generations
Represented When
Miami Man Enlists
Palj.li A. Mother of Miami, Okla ,
has aniic! in the c it v and placed his
wife and tun children. lialpli ir. and
Or.iMc. ai' i I ID anl 5 'en., le piit
iveK, villi his p.uemv Mr. an.l Mr.
T. It. Mo-di'T d H N,,.ih Central
avenue, so t!,-it lie niih! enli't in the
enitmiTr'i' r. !(.
Kccrntlv ., 1 ( In 'me a m'-mher
of foinpativ I (it the I li.l.ilmina infant
ti anil will fei c'lf l is iIim h.'i co inun
this rcntpanv liet.cr l;'i": aiccptcl as
a vnluntcfr fnr the ennrver coip
Musher's parents are chl time te.irh
fr in Oklahoma City, Mr. Mn-hcr
hiviUK lieen principal of -c. cral of the
city schools for inanv years and list
vear was principal ol a rut a! vns.1i
"dated sdi. .nl. Mrs. Ida M -.h.-r. his
mother, is an instttutoi in t'.c I ncoln
sdlool and 1 1 Or room ludd the highest
tecotd nf tin ift st ini s ile, in this
state and katu.is in the junior dnve ol
lie citv schools,
AI! three Herniations nf the Mosher
family appeated at the Inial reruniiiH'
station this n:oiuniH when K.ilph
Mo'her made applica'ion for en'ist
ineut. I'.oilt his i.chci, who was too
Id. and his two stutdv .on., who were
loo xoiiiiK, si.iod at att.f'.n and en
vied lit- ahiliti to tiv f i tie kioei'
Koat. Mi. and Mrs. M.-her will cai.
lor tln'ir son's fanulv dm my Ins serv-e
OiaStoiles
Twenty Yearj Ago.
Mr. and Mrs. 1'ui'ene Wallace have
Hone to Chkago to spend seieial
weeks.
C J. Rowtnati, candidate for the
democratic nomination for register ol
drills, is in the r it v from I'dmoml.
T I. Newell has K''lie into hiisiuess
in W'rathrrfotd.
A. J. Adamson of I Ion Creek, is in
the citv assisting in erectmn the oil
null.
Fifteen Years Ago.
A , W'ycolf lias just n turned from
a I II mess tup and two weeks' visit
with fiicnds at Beatrice, N'eh.
Miss N'ellie I'rrry, one of the popnlae
ijiils ol the yoim oT set, rntci !.n ne I
twelve friends vetv intonnallv at hei
home on North side I rnlay evenim;.
Mis Josephine Perry left yesterd.i'
f 1 r l'e:iy, where she will he ihe K'U"'
of Miss Irene Mi ( unc. Miss l'crr
will remain a week. .
Outlook in East
Now Black, German
Press Maintains
By GeotRi" Rfnwirk.
ft ru-h!, VH. v Ihr N. w Vnk Thnfi.
th 1 ll-tlL't T J 1 1-U 1 1 UMlI t ?1 ( . ! IMHIIK
( I' V 'I'lflU'M I
AMS ri'.K DAM. Am;. 5 - Side hy
side with the nous of the Kiev ituir-
i ,erm. n
tuessaL'es
in ihe
XeitiuiH
Mr and Mr. H. F Julian enier
t.uned a niimher of their little dani;ii
!er. MaiKuerite'.s friends at a tiirlhd.n
paity Jsaturday afternoon. The lit'.U
nrss was two years old on that da'e
I he following lit'le folks enjoie I the
atlair: Jessi,. and loe Short, Marvie
Miers, Marie Hall. Fumia Tailor
I lael C.rav, llarel 'l eachnut. Vice
sh':t. I I'hal and l-'.inest Andtews and
John Cam.
Mi
I". in
Men
M I'
ll e
It
Mi-s
I harl
'e
M.,.X
Ten Yeara Aro.
i. 1. T. rdwanU of 7D5 West
i.:h stteet, nave a ih.irinim;
!.,.! I iidav inorninn at IJ o'clo. k.
mi; Miss Margaret Mi I.e. in ot
'"s. 'leiiu I I ' er (,'iiests were:
W'hit'en of Topeka. Kan.: M.;1
Turner. Miss llallie M. Cooke.
W'oorl. M ss May ltiooks. Mis,
it'e ( '.micron, Miss fa h'ue
r. Miss lle'tv I. oit Suns and Miss
aret ( ir ant.
Mr and Mrs C. O. Russell left ves-
tc: kn to s.nil a niontii at Vell'uv--tone
1'aik, Moiil.
Mrs Caleh lv I'.rooks entertained
Mts lames llciheit W'lieeler of Kan
as City. Mrs. W'. C. Htitke. Mrs. M
I.. Turner, Miss Swit.'ler of Spri'ii:
Held. Mo., and Mrs. A. I.. Welsh, all
day at the Country rluh yesterday.
lers. there annears in the
press additional articles and
iff. ii dmi; the Idirk eu'h'ok
east. Ihe ( dlone Yolks
savs :
"With the tak'iii; of Fkaierinl'iirc; hv
the I (' ho Slovaks noes 'he last i.nl
way link heliveen the Moscow soiiet
and Siheria. The plans nf Oechu
Slov.iks aim at 'he ruttr-p rf all coui
iniinii ations w ith ,lu- m and tlu'V
reckon that t!'e coii-einent hunger of
the masses in Moscow and Pefourad
ii ill have its eifect. It is highly doii'.t
1 1 1 1 if the lio,heiiki i .in master the
situ it i' in, ami there i no u-e shnttini;
one's eic-i to tlie fad that the iruits
ol the entente he ;:n to npu , at least
as far as their nest and immediate ami,
the overthrow ot the holshevtki, is
concerned "
Christmas Clubs
Not to Be Urged
By Bankers Here
Christmas s.v. inn cluhs will nit he
em ui'.ij.'cl and al.citi.el thi icar J(
here!"!ore hy h.iliki ill nc'ieial an!
t'spec-allv hy the hanks of ( l',.!,i ,om.i
ti:i. 'lie Amenc.in National b ink
will dist'ontintte its clubs entirely. "We
d th'S for several reasons, the inun
"lie of which is patri tic." said 'ice
President II. II. Carson of the Amc'i
, an National hank, "due to the otter -iucjs
of t'.e k iVirnnieiit in the wav ol
I i!e"v honds, war savings stamps and
'-'ed Cross ('"'ri'ion, S'H h phases of
Ihe war work it is our impose to
eneoirjice in eiet y po-.ihle way.
The l .itmers National hank will not
entirely discontinue hut will not te.iture
Christmas cluhs. W'. S. C.utluie, vice
president, sta'es tl'.i' in his npiiiion
I ihertv hond and thrift stamp r.ni
ti iins shoii'd re-eiie first attenti m
"While our fhri-!mn saiiik'S cluhs
will he open fur those who wish to
make deposits, we shall not make it a
-pecial feature this year as in the past
We have peiniiltcd several to withdraw
deposits from this and put same in war
saiiiins stamps." This hank has re
moved its "A pei tent on savinm" ad
vertisement from its electric inn and
u'l titutcil "Win the war" instead.
Ihe ( hrisimas Savlnm rluh plan
lis hrcn used by the banks as a means
ot ciii our, iKii'K savniK and for adver
tisir.t; pnrpo-fs - It is a plan hy which
a depositor may receive 4 percent,
(""iiipotindeil semi-annually, on his
money. 'Ihe plan has always lieen
iciy popular and used mainly durinK
the fall months of the year.
w.l.l.
Oh, No! They "Won't right."
The I rent h say the only trouble they
have with Americans is to hold them
hi. I, Odd. That's the same trouble
ti e I Puis are complaining of. Detroit
I'ree Press.
Meetings Are Held
By Cotton Growers
On Price Fixing
Action on the proposal of the Okla
homa Hankers' assoriattvm, asking the
government to fix a price on cotton,
will be taken by the cotton jjrowrrs of
Oklahoma in number f m.issnieet
inm to he held today throughout tin?
cotton section. It is believed that
many resolutions will be passed in
dorsing the work already done hv the
Washington committee and approving
the proposed stabilizing jdan.
Kugene P. (iimi. secretary of the Ok
lahoma Hankers' association, made this
statement ye iterday : " I he whole cam
paign for government fixing of cotton
Oklahoma City Boy
Trains as Aviator
In English Camp
I. tent. Sam I-' Marj'all, a former
t 'klahonia li'y hoy. is now an aviator
at the 1 ond'sn, Kunland, traitiini;
1. II s sister. Mi-s Harriet M
, h.
Mat ' .ill.
r, Mrs.
1 1 nil.
In a letter to
he is (ltlivjited
and instead of
iheie, the men
coons and in a
of tohacco.
I iciiteiiant Mai s!ia
under the famous .
lor two vears bifoie
exhibition llier in the
lues hctc. am! another sis
Kodgets, is in l hatiaii'ioK i,
Mrs. Kodgers he says
with lite in Kuglani!
find.ni: a food famine
L't even thing that
It it . mi, icL,niar ration
I learned to flv
1 1 1 : i y (ireeu ami
the war was an
I State
Tampa,
he
to
was
the
A St Paul w oman i 'inplains tin' hi r
husband thiew bacon at her. Is 'he
kicking because of his Icu'a'.i'v or ln--xtravait.tnci
?- 1' ti"it l ice press
It won't itch now, dear
Resinol
will help to make it well and relieve
the smart and pain.
Do not neglect a tot of errem.i,
faih, or other itching, burning eruption
and tores, because children's skim are
euily Irritated, and if the hurt is
Deflected, obstinate trouble may -r
ift In later tile.
Reiinol Ointment and h'esino! Soap
war originated by a doctor and have
bctin Med by doctori for many years.
AH 4mtn Mil turn.
(PeUtloal Advertialnc)
COLORED DEMOCRATS
. Ant Other Colored Qualified
Totort ia OkCshoma County
Will Moot at lOStf Ittt Main
KEYSTONE. HOTEL
, . At t:M tVCIotk
; f : . itoaday Brtaiaf
; "t i"-Ct4ata lavittl.
, T J taaafawaiu Imti
' ' " t fria U Mdorserl at
SCHOOL GIRL
TELLS OTHERS
How Thrj Cnn Find Relief
From Periodic Suffering!
Nashua, N. II. " I am nlnetpr-n yearn
old and every month for two yearn 1
hail such pain ttiet
I would often faint
and havn to leave
school. I hod auch
pnin I did not know
what to do with my
sell and ti if d an
many retnediea that
were of no one. 1
read about I.ydia F.
Pinklmrn s V"ge
table Compound
In the newspapers
and decided to try it,
and thnt ia how 1
fonnd rrlief from pain and feel tn niuch
better than I use to. When I hear of
any girl aufTerins aa I did I tell them
how Lydia K. l'inkham'a Veeetuble
('ompound helpt-d me."- IIklina
Martin, 29 Powera St.. Nanhna, N il.
I.ydia E. l'inkham'a Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roota and
fierha, eontaina no narcotic or harmful
druga, therefore ia a perfectly aafe rem
edy to frlva your dauphter, who aiiffera
from iuch painful perioda m did Mia
Martin.
The reaaon ao many (rirla write
l.vdiaE. Pinkhum Medicina Co., Lynn,
Mann , for advice, ia lxc anse from their
40yeara expcrlenee they have a store of
knowledge which U invwiahly helpful.
4.-..M '-i 1
I'nitei
anil art led pa -sein ers from
Plot i. la, to St. Petersburg.
After jfuii'iig the air service
ent to Kcllv pield and later
I i.en. New Jersev, and from there to
I'tUtlish training sih'ol t finish
work. He is the son of J. P. Mar
II of Cleielaml Trim.
T fopihe Toriuro
M V
v7!
HERE IS A
REAL SPECIAL
AT
$185
This instrument is prnc
tic.'illy brand now, plain
Golden Onk case, elegant
tone nnd action. This pi
ano is very special and
terms will be arranged to
suit you.
ARMSTRONG'S
211 W. Main
0
SPECIALS
TneiRine ftliy cleaner) cleans silks, lace, kid
gloves and white shoes, eic. Kegular value Jx ft
Special LUC
JAP ROSE SPECIALS
Jap Rose Soap, regular 15c.
Special J 1 C
Two 1 3c bars of Jap Kose Soap and one lc
Jap Kose Talcum, all for Js)C
Roach & Veazey Drug Co.
Ford Delivery Service Phone PBX-31
We Serve Steffen'a Ice Cream
Oil
o
5"
o
5'
ft
"0
si
prices is actuated by a desire on tin
part of the bankers to belt) the farmei
finance his cotton crop ami at the iami
time protect the hanks frofti loss. Thi
hankers seek tm profit from the sale
of rotloti." For two weeks hanker
:.nd plat ters have been at wotk on
plan for helping the cotton faruura
and thee meetings are but a cuhnina
tion of that work.
The fixing of cotton prices will mk
the sale certain and as a result enabl
the producer to obtain loans when h'
places his crop in the warehouse.
Olmmtli
m ciub
J - Now open to you. Coma 1
I Join. Big MTHiir. Rndard bt I I
I lhoond. Ktialil du to bay 1 f
I mt rock-bottom pnrm om pftjr- I
I rotnl m lu M if
5pcaWeekl j)
t-sflX, Writ, fur rtUCE Jl
par im nwM iiiiim
Hi
The irritating, maddening ami smarting
pain caused by I'.ivema can be instantly
relieved by the use of Zensal; pleasant
to use and positive in its results.
1'hfja wiio me nffltrted with piTlnitlito
iittinK .f Kiv.irna In Im ninny furms
'iiuliiK (llitfiKUllnn erupttniiH with i,!,
tlieir ttltteiiiiti (trtnoynncf thnt have di
fnrrtt treatmvnt, oii'lttK to Hie tmtfe.t
nut, ttii'l Kinclllni: ointiiients Ihfv h.
iinptl, BlKtulil try fitstil. Ihf ntarvelniM,
i.i'l i-iin Hrtit ftilorlefM remedy, nnd k-:
(mntetlnitw relief
Zenmil Is prei.iretf In two forms, d"
and tni.im irv .cpntil In maile for In
K.-irrna, Te'tcr, Hull Khenni. Act.
I'lttipP ft. r.lnli'tie.s. htttt hiiv drv i i!
Hkln .rtiit. us Mont '.en!nl In for n
In ra.-fn of Moll Kmcnw or Weep
Skin KINtetti ,ui,1 h 1 1 nnlorv eruptlm
'.nal ii-rvpii nil the fimillv nnd r
linen are iinivet t llv arrttcful for the r.
lief It alien nnd an enihtislio.il,. In i's
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1TUES
DAY
150 Summer Dresses
Neli l.,Hn,.
The
Largest and .Best Equipped
Office in Oklahoma
i
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Dental I
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dp ii
Cold crowns, white crowns
$4.00 cp
hull set of teeth CO An
(upper or lower).. spO.UU
INK W. MAIN
Silver fillina .
A wrlttaa (turantte for IS yeara.
DR. J. E. DALE, Dentiat
Lady Atteadaat
50c
OP
PHOIf E W. tJW
! Made
Without
Delay We
have plenty
funds
available at
this time.
lEpNARDRANIFF
TERMINAL-" BLDG.
MAPLE 30
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$25 to $40
Dresses
In order to close out our S
i.: ' 'l i. 1 i f
cnuic siucK or oeautirui
Summer Dresses of Organ
dies, Linens, Voiles, etc.,
including all the late shades
and wonderful trims new models-val
ues from $25 to $40 all got $13.95

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