The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 90, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 24, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1017
THE SHAWNEE DAILY NEWS-HERALD
THREE
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EK; Wary McLaren Madness"
You remember some months ago seeinR this young lady in "Shoes
don't you? This splendid picture "MONKY MADNESS,' comes
from one of the famous "Wfllspering mlth" stories. You can t
help but like it.
Odeon
Wednesday
"Arsene Lupin"
with Earle
Williams
Blue Hibbon Feature—five acts.
Sec what love did for "Arseno Lupin,"—Paul Potter s sensational
novel.
Odeon
Thursday
<(
Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria"
No. 13. Only two more to follow. See this and the two final num-
bers. Not a single dissenting opinion. All say its splendid.
"LONBSOME IAIKK," in a two part supcr-comedy-so goml, ho
face that nevor smiled will almost crack while viewing all tho
funninoss as it appears beforb your own eyes.
ZS "Her Strange Wedding"
£" Ann Pennington"
with
Fannie
Ward
Little Boy
Seoul"
Coming—"On Trial,
largest theatres.
Now being shown in 200
Cozy Today-Musical Comedy
Complete Change Today
Picturc today—Dorothy Phillips in
"Fires oi Rebellion"
Bluebird featuring Dorothy Phillips.
Tomorrow—Wm. Fox presents June Caprice in "A
CHILD OF THE WILD."
Coming Thursday—"ZELLA" the Girl with a Mil-
lion Eyes.
TECUMSEH DEPARTMENT
JOHN KLAPP, Corr. Phone 78.
W. J. Roney of tho Longmlre-Drap-
er Co. is a business visitor to Okla-
homa City.
Fred Pratt returned from Colorado
yesterday, i lie had been gone but u
week and had expected to stay a week
or so longer, but upon learning that
he was subject to call in the first
draft, hurried home to perfect his
pVeparations.
LOST—Cadilac hub cap Sunday, in
town or on road to Aydelotte. Finiler
please phone, 278 or llo7-K. 2o-tf
Mr. and Mrs. James Kenney and
son. Tom, have gone to Colorado for
the summer.
The Shawnee Yeomen will go to
Oklahoma City Wednesday evening at
4:30 in a special coach to be the
guests of the Oklahoma City Home-
stead at a Jolly 'Homecoming." All
Yeomen are urged to go. 22-3t
Edwin Moore of the Moore-Pace
Furniture Co., is in Oklahoma City on
business.
The Daughters of Isabella will bold
their regular meeting tonight at 8
o'clock in ('hrisney Hall. All mem-
bers requested to be present.
PRICED TO SKLL—Two story. 6
looms modorn, (>00 block X. Univer-
sity. Phone 473-J. 140-li)-3t
M. K. Lee is a business visitor to
Oklahoma City
THE HEST TYPEWRITER MADE,
T11E HEX VISlilLE, $5.00 cash and
$2.50 per month. 15-tf
It. A. Johnson of Sparks was in
Shawnee on business.
$10 FOR Jt'LY.
Complete Course in Telegraphy
and Typewriting, if taken in .luly
$10. Inquire at Dusincss College.
23-Gt
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McNulty loft
this morning at 5 o'clock in their car
lor points in Colorado.
Martin Dolster came up from Ada
Saturday night. Martin is now work-
ing in tho court house at Adu.
Clyde Hammon went to McLoud
Sunday.
Several boys from Morvin were up
Saturday afternoon saying they were
going to defeat a baseball team in
Tecumseh. The Morvin boys were
defeated 18 to 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Rovis of Oklahoma
City were in Tecumseh Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Lewis motored
to Oklahoma City Sunday and re-
turned the same day.
Otto Mctzsker, who is now work-
Miss Idah Auten of the General
Hospital left today for a month's va-
cation and rest. She will visit lior
lather near Kansas City for a few
days and then go on to points In
Colorado. Her many Shawnee friends
hope she will come back much im-
proved in health.
Horse and buggy for trade or sale.
Phone 67. 158-22-3t.
A stulk of corn twelve feet high is
on exhibition at The Security State
Bank. It has three large perfectly
shaped ears of corn on it. Lewis Gil-
bert who lives northwest of town on
whose farm it grew, says he has
plenty more that will compare favor-
ably with it.
ing in a garage In Sulphur, came to
Tecumseh Sunday and went to Okla-
homa City Monday after oon to be
gone two days.
John Hatfield and Messrs. Hardin
and Childers motored over to Shaw-
nee Monday.
Bculah Xcwell. Mrs. Newell and her
two daughters, Margaret and Dor-
othy. are at Wanette for a few days.
Mrs. W. W. Gilbert left Monday for
Wanette.
Mrs. Mary Earhart died at lier
home Saturday morning. Funeral
services were hold at the M. E.
Church, South, and interment at the
Mission Cemetery.
ONLY THE SHELL
OF RHE1MS LEFT
Frenquently Bombarded i
Ketaliation for Defeats
Administered Army.
By Associated Press.
French Front, July 4. (by mail)
Klielms is wilting. The big cathedral
city of the Champaign district has tho
appearance of a hollow shell which
has collopsed in parts and is rapidly
subsiding Into a shapeless mass.
All the public buildings as well as
the cathedral and private dwellings
have suffered terribly In the last half
year from the raging vengeance of
the German gunners who have turned
a rain of shells Into the city whenever
the army has been defeated on any
part of tho front.
These defeats, great or small, have
been so frequent the past half year
that the city has rarely passed more
than two or three days without a se-
vere bombardment.
The extent oi the undeserved pun-
ishment may be gained from the
figures showing the number of shells
of all sizes thrown into the streets
and on the Cuthedral during the fort
night betweon June 14 and Juno 28, -
a total of 16,362. There are now only
5,1)00 persons left out of a peuce popu
latlon of 100,000.
U.S. PREPARES TO
CARE FOR SOLDIERS
Even the Dog Wears a Gas Mask in the Trenches.
CALL ton HI l S.
System For Distilling Water at Post
Office, Shawnee, Okla.
There shall be furnished and Install-
ed in the Post Oiiicc. Shawnee, Okla.,
one copper coll heater, capable of
evaporating thirty pounds of wator
per hour continuously which shall ho
connected to a cooling coil capable of
condensing thirty pounds of water
per hour arranged with cooling sys-
tem liv the use of a storage tank on
the. roof of the building connected
with the city water so that the cool-
ing water can be used over and over.
This shall all be installed complete
and readv to operate, Including an ice
coil for the distilled water.
Bids for tho above are called for
Another American Vessel Sunk by the Germans.
Ed O'Connor Is In Oklahoma City on
business.
Mrs. F. A. Hancock and young son
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives In Tennessee.
The Rex Visible Typewriter is
guaranteed for ten years. W. II.
Parker, Agent, No. 128 N. Broadway.
15-tf
C. M. Reber is a visitor to Oklaho-
ma City today.
II. D. Braugh of Wanette is a Shaw-
nee visitor.
J. K. McKcnzie leaves today to Join
■his family at Dovoll, Okla., for a two
weeks viist.
Dr. Hubbard, optometrist, has gone
to Kansas City to take a post grad-
uate course in optometry, lie will
be hack Monday, July 30. 147-22-7t
H. Desmond of Maud was a Shaw,
nee visitor.
I). J. Abbott of Tribbey was a Shaw-
nee* visitor.
mm
^THEhA3*3APtciUA
and will he received by mo at the iHist*
Office until and including Monday,
July 30. 1917.
Done this July 24. 191J-
OTIS B. WEAVER,
om Postmaster.
PREJS Of CHA8GE.
Anv adult suffering from cough
cold or bronchitis, is Invited to call
at the drug store of Crescent Drug
Co and get absolutely free, a sample
bottle of BoNcliee's German Syrup, a
soothing and healing remedy ior all
lung troublets, which has a success-
ful record or fifty years. Gives the
patient a good night s rest free from
coughing, with free expectoration in
the morning. _
Regular sizes, 25 and 7o cents. I or
sale by all dealers in civilized coun-
tries.—Adv. ^
LOST—Lady's long black purse con-
taining 95c, bank book and valuable
receipts. Phono 6.-.0-J or notify J.
W Dennis corner Bell and Main. He-
ward. 169-24-3t
II. C. Shuttee is a business visitor
to Oklahoma Cityi
Mrs. Hattie K. Miller has moved
from 245 S. Pennsylvania avenue to
21G X. Louisa.
Working Out Insurance Plans
for Those Who Enter
Government Service.
By \ssocluted Press.
Washington. July 24. Basic fuiulu.
mentals of the government plan for
insuring men of the army, navy and
marine corps against death and injury
were worked out yesterday by federal
officials assisted by representatives
of the country's leading insurance
companies.
The program allows generous al-
lowances for the families of men in
the government service and training
of injured to fit them to earn a livll-
hood alter the war.
Mrs. W. L. Bullard and grand-
daughter, little Maxyne Lee, returned
Monday from a visit with Mrs. Dale
bee of Ardmore and Mrs. J. F. Martin
of Oklahoma City.
CLOSING OUT.
All our 15c lawn at 10c a yard.
Fraukel Bros. 13"t(
O L. Miller of Wanette was a Shaw-
nee visitor.
C. S. Duncan of Wanette was a
Shawnee visitor today.
Dessa Burrows of Asher was a
Shawnee visitor.
' —
The American vessel Massapequa. of 3,193 tons, armed with guns manned
hv American naval sailors, was sunk the other day bv a German submarine,
site was owned by the New York and Porto llico Steamship Company.
crew was saved by landing on an island off the French coast.
Mine Sarah Bernhardt, who for months has been recovering N('. .)'
Cltv from a serious operation posed for tills picture in her New York home.
It was Just before she was to be given a medal by the American Fund 'o
French Wounded, u medal like those presented to General Joffrt, 1 rosldent
Poincarc and former Premier Vivioni.
AN AIRPLANE TORPEDO TO END THE WAR
G F. Russell has just offered the government an invention, which, if successful, will have
a remarkable effect on the fighting in Europe. He insists he has discovered a method of
sending torpedoes through the air from the ground or from an airplane. 1 hese he says ca
n be controlled by wireless so they will drop onthe spot picked out.
FOR SALE—7 year old mare and
yearling mule. Cheap for cash. Jack
Kittrell, 210-212 N. Broauwav. Shaw-
nee. 170-24-ot
BILLIONS SPENT
BY GT. BRITIAN
By Associated Press.
London, July 24.—Andrew Bonar
Law announced In Commons today
that for 112 days the iiverago British
expenditure win J6.t90.000 pounds
daily. Tho chancellor said the total
advance made by Groat Britain to
her allies and dominions was $1,025,-
000,000 pounds.
WOULD ORGANIZE
INDIAN CAVALRY
FOR U. S. ARMY
Bv Associated Press. _
"Washington, July 24.—The Kahn
bill to organize ten or more regiments
or Indian cavalry as part of the Amer-
ican military forces was considered by
the house military committee today.
CHICKASHA MAN
SHOT TO DEATH
Walter Hatterfield Killed
While Resisting
Arrest.
By Ansocialed I'reNR,
Chlckat'.ia, July 24.—Walter Hat-
terfield, farmer, aged 26, was shot
from his horse and killed In a run-
ning battle with three deputies with
an automobile near Minco late yes-
terday. A coroner's Jury exonerated
the officers on the ground llatter-
tield was resisting arrest. Officers
say that they sought his arrest for
alleged assault.
All Iowa inventor's scarecrow con-
tains mechanism th t makes it emit
loud bellows at intervals.
♦ ALL (JET RAISE.
♦ By Associated Press.
♦ Chicago, July 24.—Unorgan- ♦
♦ tied employes ot the C.l) I ♦
♦ ft P. receiving less than $300 ♦
♦ a year have been granted a 10 ♦
♦ per cent Increase, it was an- ♦
♦ nounced today. *
*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
♦ WEATHER FORECtNT. ♦
♦ New Orleans. July 24 For ♦
♦ Oklahoma: Tonlfht, unsettled. ♦
♦ Showers in eastern Oklahoma. ♦
♦ Wednesday, fair ♦
!**♦♦♦♦♦♦♦++*♦♦♦♦
Lemons Whiten and
Beautify the Skin!
Make Cheap Lotion
This photograph shows a French sergeant with a Red Cross dog both wear-
ing gas^ masks agalttst the attack of tho Germans It has been found n««-
sary in some parts of the line to supply dogs with these masks in thoir hunt
for'the dead and wounded. _______
PAVlMi TAXES.
Ill another purt of this paper is a
list of streets that the paving taxes
will be due on during the month of
August in the City Clerk's office. The
i lerk Is anxious that all installment!
duo this year will be paid in August,
and thai the property owner will not
overlook the lax that will be duo, and
besides the penalty of eighteen per
cent begins Sept. 1. 1917.
Have you been drafted? seejris to
be heard on all sides at present.
Tho Juice ot two fresh lemons
strained into a bottle containing three
ouncos of orchard white makes a
whole quarter pint of tho moBt remar-
kable lemon Bkin beautifier at about
the coBt one must pay for a small
Jar ot the ordinary cold creams. Care
should be taken to strain tho lemon
Juice through a fine cloth so no lem-
on pulp gets in, then this lotion will
keep fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon Julcc is used to
bleach and removo such blemishes as
frccklos, sallowness and tan and is
the ideal skin softener, smootheiier
and beautifier.
Just try it! Make up a quarter pint
of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion
and massage ft daily Into the face,
neck, arms and hands. It should nat-
urally help to whiten, sottcn, freshen,
and bring out tho hidden roses and
beauty ot any skin. It is wonderful
for rough, red hands.
Your druggist will Bell three ouncos
of orchard white at little cost, and
any grocer will supply tho lemons.
—Adv.
\\. 1!. C. ATTENTION.
The president earnestly requests
tile presence ot every member, at'
business Oi importance is to he trans
acted and initiation of members Wed
ncsdat afternoon at 2:30 in the Con
vention Hall.
DISTINCTIVE
I Our monuments are distinctive
from tho ordinary because of thoir
1 superb designs, excellent quality
marble or granite and the splendid
workmanship In the Inscription de.
tails.
If you wish a fitting memorial tn
the departed you are certain to oh-
thin It here —moderately priced and
or the Wiliest quality in every detail
Betoro buying elsewhere permit us
to submit our prices, samples, etc.
l'OTT CO! NTY Mu.i l llE.NT
WORKS.
TUB BEST TYPEWRITER MADK,
THE REX VISIBLE, $6.00 cash a|id
$2.50 per month. 15-tr
By adding pulverized mica concrete
can lie made to closely resemble
granite.
Queensland has 1G technical col-
leges, which aro attended by about
8,000 students.
A photographic oroeess tor print-
ing textiles ou wall paper has boon
invented In Fng'.aini.
Service
IN
Word S Deed
is what the
Red Ball Transfer
stands for
Household goods
moved and baggage
called for
Phone 777
PH'MS FOH SALI'i
Golden abundant. Extra fine for jelly or preserves,
l'hone orders Tuesday evening or Wednesday
morning only. Phone 798-R or call Wed. morning
821 N. Beard Street.
GUNS OF AMERICAN WARSHIP IN FRANCE READY FOR SUBMARINES.
This ohotosronh showing the guns on the forward deck of an American warship ready for
submarines was taken while the vessel was in French waters and'
marines Two guns show, and between them is the rangefmder with a naval otticer ready
rSTlk. wTd in.L.ty lo Ac wailing gu„„c. TI. c„,o, ob,cC. Co U,c P l>l.c«.o„ of
the name of the vessel.
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