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t
TWO
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, TUESDAY DECEMBER 24, 1918.
rln vfiitrdy, matiifcitiiui iltrlf in
mow iUhik f tie way, sva rrmral smith
of Chiragu today.
Train writ clrUynl liy III damp,
w ft mow, Strrrl iar tiallir in l.lu
ciko ji cifrUilf'l ill flt the 'tr
livrry r rv ii e n iturrs wil.i turn
bunlru uf Christmas kiIU.
Aci'imliiiit M itir wrnllirr luiraii a
roM wave it 'r m k iK up the "'
l!ir tturni.
"It will lir ninth clJiT Miiitlit in
(tit rwn lake ui"ii ami miil'llr,
Mississippi and Iwtrr Miss.'iiri Val
lev," lay the (iirnal
I lie aturin rjt lirj C'liii.iK" ' tliK
minimi'. I ive l"fi in-ripts ilin(iir'l
owing In nm-arrival of I141111. ami n
the lioard l tr.n!r iuitirs vtas al
m.isi at a standstill tr aue tuikni
r nl'l licit (id il'i't ntuvii.
To NHirvt 0.1 in The Klimurh
f.liiih tlistutris Vi'iir lrMi, H-1 I'V
oie .sil, l.olllr i( I AX I-OS Willi
I'l IMN' A .iilii lliifslnf I .i.
tne lor I mli k-rt hxi fir t"oni ip.iinn
I'lraMnt In 1 .1 W t. Now mnMe ari l
reciumniMirlnl by the tiunnl.irtiirei j
nl (lime s T.iMrle i 1I11II 'I uiiii'
( U )
GUARD ARMY TO
BE WIPED OUT
(Continued From Pigi I)
Intilv iisi'iarr'r liini ft'iiii imliiia
wintli iikttiilrs the r.i'niul j. 11.. ' l
J-'irlhrriiKire, this niiiir tils lirl'l tii.it
a 1 'in:iiisii,i ill tl r trMi;p.'!.iry I ir 1
11 itiiniMtililr wi ll ,1 1 . 'inmisMon
the rial t n.tl purl .111 I . .;.rr .itr t'
rin, el the i"iiiiiii v ion in the 1ut1nn.1l
(ii.iril
"ll is, tltrtfi irr, tin- n;.itii,iii nt th'i
fit t : r tint fnnnri nu'iiVis i'l t''e lu-t-'
ii.il nujrd, I, t'n i'i:,.r;s 411 I tn
liitf'1 turn, ulm tutr'f'l the srrsnr
by draft ntiilrr the j. r c 1 1 1 it' jm. la
riiali'in ft July , HIT, will, wiit-ti ill1
iliaiK' (ruin t':c l--!ir . I Vmr ii'tnt
In a (iviluti s'atus j 1 I will ii"t
t c-1 r r t li llif.r lorinrt s ! .1 1 1 1 ,11 iiiern
l.r rs n the iu:i. nal i;u.ii d "
The i r.n'i.e , I hr war ilrn.it trm-lit
;ilir tlr ni. ! . , ! ; 11 lina:i lias ln-ni
tii li ri-r.t' ! v i!:-i hat rfe mm i f t'.M
n.iti ni.tl cu.inl It, 'ii the M-tvi.e jnt
a-i n-:i'.ir u :i I r.,i'iii,il .inny it-.ni
are iIim h.it ire I I 1 n-tiirti to jt.ii e t tne
pursuits. If tins were i,-e ill -un
i 4e the te-ult w ml'lbe t eml thr
rsi-trn e i'l urarlv e.rrv Knir-I unit
In t!.r 1 f.-mtry en eft a tr i'Tri'ii' I
at;er llie ru.i! was tlrultr 1 nit 1 !if
fclrral smite
KrorganuinK Unnecessary.
Mii-:rrimt 1 i:t ai utiiti vi.i!i"iit ili
cliaruei mav n-Ke 1 r-r i'.iimjI :n 11:1
it. c.irv. T!;u 11 1 1 I 1 1 1 t c 1 1 y Viiil be
1 mjjt niii-ite'itly, p.iri:i iit.iti 111 the
f.T.e i'f Unii'tii utLird vrtiv iatli'ii"
with tii-nM!rl liiV'iiii'i ami trail
li'-ni. 'I hi re h is lirrti no iiniin-mi e
inert ai vrt "f the ilrp.irt'iiriit'j po'irv
When federal. .it 111 id tiie natural
Rliat l W.ll rti.i.tnl 1:1 thr tutmlul lir
let;.e at nf l'i'' a dull oath if al
ei;:a:ir (rr t!ir innnieri cf that irr
m e .n rn'i.-i-1. al'rui.uii c iTinur
ily to the fi-i!er.il I'.ne: nun 'it and ei--cndanly
to the !a!e k .M-rii'innt le
' iiiK i'rn bv ' 1 1 : i c t ar.d men abkr
vhert t'leir i.atlsi weir tale:i. 1 rr
niti"tial vtiatd i::iit 1.1 t'-e 1 mnlrv a
irtiMire 1 tu Mih-iiiie to t!n caih.
The lr,.;i?"...-p 1 f tl" na'ioiul de
feme a.t, liir. r t r. i sj'i-i itiC in itat
ini tint ikheii the njiiotial Kitard dralt
h.n been apd ed bv the presidi.nl the
member! d thr unar I are then ilis
rharKed from the militia cf the conn
trv. The purjiive aimel at .n to make
the national trnard iltiT lU.Ut a fori-r
that Could be rn.td oed oiltn le t!ie
country v.l.si'i n'i:ld ii"t be d"tir mi
rier the 1 n.iMitiitii n while Hi iiu-m-beri
re:n.1'"rd 11 l'-e in:' :tia.
WARD TEACHERS FOR
EXTRA SCHOOL WEEK
Two tliirdi of the ritv ward slIh)1
t'uhrr have voted to dr-i otitinue the
Saturday .nhool day and add ait ex
tra week of iriiuol Viitliout pay, r
tahliihitiK ward irho'di upon the stne
basil ai t!ie biu'h silio.d, savi J. A.
Whiteford, sinerititetidint. Anion Tiv
the beard of edm atioii at a ia!l mrrl-
irn T hursilay evening wiil 111i1.il the
ni.it'er.
I lh. t All ii. i hali man. l.'.'T S
C a'ei, (ii-"ii'r O W'oo.,vort!t ar-l .1
fi. Mriuii', who i.iinpiise tin' bluldums
ami ftroundi roimnittre, haw plan-,
ready for an expenditure of iioiim
to submit to the hoard of ejtii.vi 'ti
when it meets Thursday evening in
pfi ial seision.
l'lans intitule the eret'tion of a new
Junior bit(h for Capitol Mill, enlarged
rooms at Jefferson, Lincoln, Culbert
son lleights, l.nwell, ll.iwthorne,
Whittirr and erection of a new school
building at W'estwood
NO TURKEY FOR MEN
IN M'ALESTER TEN'
Mr..M.I-:STF.K. Okla, Pre 21
(Special) There will be no titikry on
(lie Christmas menu card at the prison
htie tomorrow. Old II. C. nf I., srnt
the prit'c d turkrv t') liiijli for
Warden Mm lev, so he tin ided to suh
titute "roast bri-f and" for the mini!
coveted bird.
Here's what the pN-UMirrs will have
for their (Titistmax ilinncr:
Roast beef and gravy, maOied po
tatoes, ilieisiug, celery, cranberry
sanre, pitkles, ili-erts, fruits ami cof
fee. In the afternoon and evening a
minstrel shiny will br staged by the
convicts as a pait nf the Christinas
festivities.
Rom to Honor Wilinn.
ROM E, Pec. .'4 -The freedom of
frV cilv of Home will be bestowed
Upon I'resident Wilson on bis visit
here. The city council yesterday
sroted to take such action.
Vital Statistics
Marring! Llr.nin,
rtoti.isj l.re, (i ).nr iM. nml Almela
Vieltny. J ymi nhl, hnlh of (HtlA
IVnn City.
lnli pnrlnti, tl vern nlil. nnl Atl.lit
J'v.r, IS ym old, tuilll uf (iklnhnuia
I'lly
Knrl Mnvflelr, ft I . rin nlrl, it nil
flrl Ivla, j y.nn nlil, lioth uf Hen.
Iiea.y.
tinorgo Marvin Flret't, 1J year old,
ami tlr.ca Arlina MeKlTi.nny, 1 ytara
tld, both ot Oklaliomn (.'Ily. ,
. MIII.MiTnN', I'ne tl - 'N liny
i I'll Hlkfll liul ll'tlr ll.
iilrti Ik (Hun til
lil ml MMIIMl Ill
onl ml nrrliltiil ml lhr imvr II
iir uf MlrtilaiM irlilrnl 9
Uril t ttlmtt lit
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lliMlni in lira tu
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frlisi luni MirMlirr, l.lijim,
lo'i '.i'i n ni.v uti i.r.
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IfiiMl SlMller I.. n-iMifii, l.nry.
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frlml. iiiinr. Ilei f Sllilllri, iltlrj,
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rtltala l.rn. V4a tr)ttfl. Irnns.i1atr.
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I nritl. ,tn?m l.onrry, lnaimli.
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S(t!tMP.''l IN A -1 1 1 N
rrliatr. Itnlt-rt I. Stlll.r, IliilWrt.
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ItiimI. I laait. Ilrll. Kt"rilirr
1'rttala t.rrrl t'. Ilarutmrr, l.atnfl,
Onl One "Dromo Ouinine"
To i-rl lite pemiinr r ill "for (nil name
I.ANATIVK IIUOMO OTIS' IN K
T ablets l.nolc for siKitature of M. W.
i.!i7 Ii dries a LvM in One Dav.
Mk, (dv.)
Oh, Joy! Clothing
Prices May Drop!
.
riUCViO, Dec. .M-l'iires for
women's and children's clothing will
gradually recede to befnrethewar
prices, inenibrrj nf the Chicago Cir
mcnt Manufat'turrrs' association
stated today, following their annual
meeting.
When Baby la Teething
.KOVI-.'S IIAIIV r.OWKL MEDI
l 'INK will correct the Stomach and
l'n wtT troubles. I'rrfectly lurndesi
cr direct inns hi the bottle. ( -lv )
Win n sou i'o to the relief of a fel
low ho is down n.trr ask bun how
lu- t.n:;r to be down until altrr toil
have hrljiri! him to bi feet, adtises
thr Waxahachie Light.
Famom Old Recipe
lor ixtugh byrup
laatly anit rhMply imd. at h
kul t braia th.m ail lar
quirk rraalu.
Thousand nf hmitewltret bt found
lliat they run tivs two-third of tho
inonrv iifiiallf pent fur niuuh prep
uralioni". by titinff this well-known old
risripe for nuking- enugh vnip at
Imme, It la iinipln and clu-rip but it
really h no eipial for prompt remit.
It tikes riftht hold of a rough and gives
immriliuto rrln t, timmlly itnpning an
orilinury rough in 2t bourn or leu.
tit't 2'-t olinna of Piaex from
any drugrtint, pour it into a pint
Tilth', nnd aill plain pranulatetl
ctiL-ar t nip to makn a full pint. If
vou pn-fer, usn clarified nmluara,
inmeT, or corn trrtip, initrarl nf sugar
vrnp. Hither way, It. tatten gtiod,
kii'iia perfectly, and laitt a family a
lung time.
Hi trulr aafonlahlnr bo qnlcklr
It arts, penetrating through vr air
prismse of the thronl. and lunca lon
ens and raise the pliltm, koothea and
ht-ali thr. membranes, and praduallr
but nirely the annoving thnmt tickle
and rlr ended rough iliHiper cntirelr.
Nothinif better for brnnrhitit, iasmr.
die rrnup, nbuoping cough or bronchial
an lima,
linex t a tpeela) knrl blfrnly eotitsnft
trated compound of genuina Norway
pine rxtrart, known the world over for
Ha heallnir ef et on ths memhranm
Avoid dlsannnlntment lir aiklnv
Tour druggist for "2 ouncei of
I'inei" with full direction ami don't
aeerpt anrthlng else, (luaranteed to
give ahkoli
iiute utlifaellon or monrr
nrnmptly refunded. Tht Vlnn CH
11 ijn, in a.
(Advertisement)
osulento Su'ptio vj'cr
ll.irt i.aa lit! rluM ur t'rto Arid, to
yritia' .uetMiMil ii.atm.ni uf I.NDI
IIKnririN. IIHICI MA I IHM. I'llNNTI.
fAricN k i ii n ai y i)iasaic,
nnimtT'M ruNKAtH imi uiahmtu.
Writ tot aiiilanatmn
ISM. MAflTKRII,
MM Traaal Ar., Kan
CHT, Ma.
Wilson to Eat
Doughboy Fare
FromMessKit
President Will Be. Guest of
Army at Chaumont
Tomorrow.
I'VKIS, Monday, Pec. :.I.-Ptei-dent
WiK 'ii'i plans for sisiting Amer
i. an atrny hr.iiiuartcrs at l liaiimont
and then prmeeding In Friglaiitl. are
n iw iniiiplele. lie will le.ne Taiis
I. ilc I 'morrow night ami will not re
Ihrn until New Sear's tlay.
His nimniiriits while be is with the
a liny, which wete at first entirely in
the haj'ds nl Cicneral' I'ershiiig, have
been changed in one respect. Mr.
Wilioir insisted iiH'ii taking Chritt
mas dinner with the troops and eat
ing from a meVj kit with the soldier
about him. He will have formal din
ner with deneral I'crthing and Ins
i. Ulcers later. Itctirwing the troop
the president will deliver an addreit
which he hat already prepared.
Leaving ( haumont late on Christ
mas tlay, the president will travel by
military train to Calais, where he will
arrive Ihe next inorninrr He tfill
cross the ihannel by Ihe shortest
route, landing at Dover and g nng di
rectly to London to begin a round of
engagements and conferences which
w-ll nri-imv lti time ittttlt the follow-
inn Tuesday, when he leaves for l'arit.
On his arrival at l itaurnont to sift
the American army, the president will
be met by (ieneral Pershing, the
I iciirh general commanding in that
district, the prefect and mayor of
I haumont. Trench and American
guards nl honor and an American
baud. After Ins reception at lite cits
hall the president will review I0.(l
troops composed nl one inlantry hat
tal'on from each of these divisions:
li'h. .Nth. 77th. With and Wild. There
will be an artillery unit from the 77th
division and two troops nl the t'tn
cavalry.
After lunibeon at the headquarters
of the 2tth N'ew Knglaml) division
the president will return by autnmo
bile to Chaumont. On the way be
will stop at several small towns wheie
American troops are stationed, to
inspect the quarter and talk with the
men.
Grove' Taitelen Chill Tonic
which is simply IKON and CiCT
NINK suspended in syrup. Rrs'ore
Vitality and Kneruv by Purifying am1
l-'nriching the IUo-mI. So pleasant
rvm Children like it. Yon ran soon
I re I lis Strengthening, Invigorating
b.fl'ect. Price tA (Adv )
CHURCHES PLAN
EXERCISES FOR
CHILD MEMBERS
(Contlnuad Fram Pgt I.)
Christmas celebration will be under
the auspices of the Sunday schixd
and will feature a Christmas tree
9 round which fhildrrn will deposit
gifts for the needy. A program un
der the direction of the Hoy Scouts
will follow. It is planned to gather
fifteen bushels of potatoes, all lo be
donated lo local charitable centers
for distribution tomorrow. A genr
eral invitation is extended to the 1 1 b
lie. St. Luke'a Service Poitponed.
St. Luke' Methodist chinch will
LAST
DAY
Reminder
We have yet a
goodly afssort
ment of useful
and practical
Christmas gifts
for the business
man and home.
Won't you please
call and let us
show you what
may prove the
ideal present?
WESTERN
BANK
SUPPLY
CO.
317 W. Main St
(etturt Chrlttin Ihl ytar with
perial Sunday n Intol nlrltifimenl,
Ihe dal of t.hiih bl mil been let.
A Star nf the Last, brilliantly lighted
will repine the usual (Tiristma tree
(iift for the poor will I'f brought
Owing to Thi weather the date lor
hirftlirig Ihia ice bat been post
poned A northern spruce twenty feet high,
resinous and smelling of the piny
north wnmli, stands in the lobby of
the I.re-llurkini hotel, imbiilical of
the Chtistmas community spirit of
Ihe KnU'iant of Oklahoma City.
Thi evening after the singing of
Clnlltinat carol by the High School
Girls' (ilee dub, stationed on the
mranine floor, a fat, jolly Santa
CUtis will arrive and rtistiihute hags
nf randy, tint and applet to Nri) chil
dren who are public guests nl
P Lilians, All candy and nuts not
dislrihuled will I turned ovrr d. the
Tinted Provident association.
The Salvation Army, under Capl.
Kale Wilson, is distributing 111 bas
kets li thr poor today. Christmas
rollrclmni amounting lo $') have
been made alto. The Shrine baud
and iiatrol umlrr Or. K I-., l-lytiii
and Walter Hawkins have t!itributed
one hundred baskets to the unforlu
natrs nf the rttv in the I nine of India
temple. In addition the Slirincrs
give the Salvation Army $l), Sun
beam home $1'0. Cnmmiinity House
$150, t'niled Provident association
$1110 and the Masonic home $100.
Community Houie Enrclie
Two liiimlred baskets have been
distributed fiom the Community
House ami fifteen hundred gifts,
ranging from a woman's coat (o a
Your Merry Christmas
would be merrier if
you owned your home
LOCAL
Building and Loan Association
109-111 N. Robinson
Open
Tnirl w-V-- '
I',
In Time for Christmas
StUl plenty of time in which to bay your
Victrola, Columbia or Kimball Phonograph
today. The variety is amplc, affording
moit satisfactory choosing.
Purchases made today or tonight up to
9 o'clock will positively be delivered today,
tonight or early tomorroio morning.
Open Tonight
Frederickson-Kroh
Music Co,
221 Main St.
baby't iftrk, will reach netitjr homes
through Ktv. W. H. U. I'rch and hi
atsintants.
At the United Provident association
a conitnit.ee under direction of alls
Novella Gould is selecting names for
gifts. Various nrgaiiKallnn work In
con) unci ion vit the association. No
basket! have been sent out. The or
gauliatinn i swamped und.'r onunlr
tails for lists of needy poor.
The home service section nf the
civilian relief of Ihe Oklahoma coun
ty chapter of the American Kel
Cross in tjuiet way is dislribut ng
a few basket for wive and little
thllilien whose fathers and husbands
are detained in ramp or mi oveiseas
duly.
The Christina spoil has been fill
bv .'.(XX) soldier during the week
who recited cheer ami suhilanlial
attention by local tanli-eoi ts. Mrs
Kd Overbolser, rhairiifati, wild hrr
coininiltee, Inmorrow will i.elcbtate
I bristmas by having a ( bristmas tree
at the rantern hut for passing soldier
hit. Hot meal will be given.
EPILEPTIC
ATTACKS v
Hav Bn
OTOPPED I
For Ovr 50 Yar I
hy Oft KIbiNK S tFILIPTlC
rtKMKOV It m m rtlkwal and tam.ik. I
nt MircaaMul tr.alminl Inr r K.
Kpilaaaf (rililna aknMl Khat,d
a.rvaaa Parana. a
Cstorenkf It
I any Drug Mtm
land for out
viltlikla book
at fmlrri.., I;
FREE
-Or.R.H.KIIneCo.n,DD::TsKD:J.
UNDOUBTEDLY the merriest
Christmas conceivnlilc i.1 the
merely "merry" Christ mas
spent around a big, warm fireside in
a nice home that is every bit yours.
You can buy your own home.
"Borrow From Ipcd"
YOU pay us back in monthly in
stalments that are convenient
in every respect. The interest
rates are low and are paid to local in
vestors your own neighbors.
Walnut 4920
Tonight
Walnut 7249
- J
This $300,000
Pool Is Yourn For A Few PoUart n Year
ir,tliis building and its citiipment had been built by a
Millionaires' club, it would piobably cost from J'JW) to
$1,000 a year to be- a member.. It costa any man o"
boy only a few dollars a year and he k'ftit the full
benefit of everylbitiK it af folds.
Swimminu VoU Ciummmvm, tfnirlimj, liilliante, C'flc
tcria, Loitii'ic Lnblni, i'mdiii'i llonm and Con
tjcnlnl Arsncinti'niH for Mai and V"
A place to maintain your health by well directed
exercise;-a place to swim, read, bowl, play pool or
billiards, eat, sleep, meet your friends and .njoy your
leisure hours. No more modern or complete Y. M.
C. A. in America. Heats that of many cities of 300,000.
Surely you're Roing to join ? Then join npw and enjoy
it at once.
Hundreds of Charter Members
Joining Now Everything Complete Jan. lit
RATES:
i: to i yi
i to y )i.
tr
Ij
For Men :
H'tular
Itiialn.a turn's .
blistnliilng
. It
, $ : :.
. It-io
Dormitories:
111 plllilli rnnmf.
Mnr than hnlf nt
Itiri tiavn Ir.n .itk
ru fur. H'irry If you
stant one.
2i4 2isnAjNST-0Mjuicm,arr
"20 Years of Reliability"
9
Open .
i
to-niht till nine
To accommodate
time to shop the B.
ning till 9 o'clock.
Men, bring your wives. Let her select your
gift while you select ).ers; then both select
the kiddies. We have gifts for all.
single word suggestions:
FOR MEN
Bath Robei
Slippers
Neckti.
Socks
Muffler
Gloves
Shirts
Sweaters
Canes
Umbrellas
Join Today!
Club, (GymM and
t . iiw ril'l srr In fir Mnliiinn Jotlay.
Sn- nilirr Mr W. M.K. Urtitsri in
ih.upr nf mrn'i nirrtitir rtliip, or Mr.
1 iiiii.'iti, in iliatR of linys" meinlirrship.
I rt thrm hnw ymi tlirotth the buitrlinr.
(me si'iir ailiiatiin f-r mtmltrrshlp
.ir 'i' ami hriiui rnjojirg all lh prtv
i!i'i;rs that ntr rradv relit away. AH
t'lost jtiiniiii lirforr January 1 bccoin.
t'srtrr rnrtnlicr "I lie formal oprninf
ssill take 'lare Nrw rars. Why delay
j i . i 1 1 1 n (Irl your mrmlierthip in torlay.
sOl'M; MEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION
R. D. WEODINO I. . COMPTOH-.
Cnar.l t.cr.t.ry, f Worlt Mc.
2nd floor, ux '
Vlin,
V. MrK. BUOWN W V. ) O W N
Asst. Cn. t.c'y, Financial toc'y. In
In criara of mam. charj of Olorml.
bt'thip, lit floor tory kahlnil t H
off lc. tountor.
BARTIISNYZR
those who find no other
& M. keeps open this eve
FOR WOMEN
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Slippers
Sweaters
Handbags
FOR BOYS
Suit
Overcoats
Mackinaws
Sh oes
FOR GIRLS ' '
Hats''
Sweaters
(Hosiery "
Dresses
FOR INFANT
Bootees
Saeques ' .- f;'-
Capes Vr" '
. ' '
Carrlag e Robes -Sets
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