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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
HOLIDAY RETIRES
HcslEns NJ Nicc-Presidcnt of Bnnk ,f
Commerce md Trusts, EHcc-
tive january 4.

y. Randolph Holiday. vice president
az the Bank of Commerce and fruits,
viii retire from that institution at the
end OF the present year. He will spend
the coming year upon his country cs-
tate ut Warmnster. in Nelson County,
IN an effort to rccupcratc his health
Mr.. Holiday. as chief executive Of
h"cr of the bank, has been largely in
strumcntal III placing II upon its pres
cnt f1rm basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
"rhc Winged Idol"

Patrons desire the weird and eccen-
trio in film presentations occa sionally
and that wish is gratifed Ivy "rhe
Winged Idol" story OF Russian
crystal gazer. and her friends or vic
tins, with Kathcrin Kaelred and House
Peters in the leading parts. There Is
whipping scene in this play which
will attract a great deal of attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
Charlotte Walker to star.

Charlotte Walker, who has appeared
in two Lasky productions on the Para
mount program-"Kingl and "Out
OF Darkness"-will be the star in the
perturbation OF "rhc Trail OF the Lone
some Pine" in which she starred For
several seasons on tho legitimate stage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
AT THE ISIS

Marguerite Clark VIII he At inc Isis
today in seven sisters" produced
ny the Paramount program. seven
sisters has he"u seen In Richmond
aud the story is known TO many patrons
OF the movies
Tomorrow. Mary Pickford will he
seen in Rags" play in which This
little actress has achieved great sue
ccss.
Christmas bay will bring Francis
y Hushmau. ia The Silcn, Voice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
WILLIAM I'AItNIN,
At the Colonial.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS,
At the Bijou.

Red Circle" Pa,he serial. featuring
Ruth Roland and Frank Ma.o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
To tho Editor:

Has Jack Warner ever bean in ni.
lures?
Answcr-Not that we know Of I'm,
MI. warner is authority for the state
hcnt that he will soon be in pictures.
having recently accepted an offer.
though he failed TO state the name of
the producing company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23

TO the Editor:
Please tell me is Dustin Farnurn
married.
Answcr--Dustin Farnum is married
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
To the Editor

is James j. Corbett. cx-cbanniop
Prize tighter. in motion pictures?
Ahswcr-YcS. He is with the Ravcr
Fttn Corporation. and will shortly an
pear III a MIN play called The Other
Girl prepared for the screen by Au-
gustus Thomas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-23
Questions Answered
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
fa) Is Edward Arnold in pictures
CD If so, with what company is he
associated?
Answcr--ta) Edward Arnold WHO
was Leading man with Lucille La Verne
III the stock company ut the Strand
ias, season. is now with Essanay in
chlcaso IL" is undcr the direction OF
arthur Berthclct, who was director of
the La Verne company here. Incidental
~ several pictures in which Mr.. Ar
mold has appeared have been shown
here a; tho Victor Theatcr Several
more will be shown In The future.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

The Au-rrnGrrmun armies continued
60 gain ground ou The southern section
Of the huJue front capturing position
after position from rhr RussIuus.
LONDON MAY @ The trawrT
Slrsttou or Cum-hy vu- sunk iu the
North sru yesterday Boy the suufire Of
"a German submarine The crew was
taken un board the submarine
LONDON Ma, 6 The schooner
Earl Of Latham was sunk by "a German
submarine of kmsalr ON the Irish
coast
The crew was permitted 10 take to
the small boats and was rescued by a
trnwlrr The submarine fired nine
shells ut the schooner before she sank
LONDON, May q The steamer Ca
thay. from Copenhagen for Chinese
ports either wa, mined or torpedoed
ntr last night IN the North sen Sht
went down In twenty minutes Her
passengers and crew tomIlmu i3 per
SON. took to the boats aud uIl landed
safely today ut Rumsgutc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
MILLIONS FOR CHURCH
Great Appropriations Made by Metho-
dist Episcopal Conference Commits.
sion for Work Throughout the World

CHICAGO May q Appropriations
totalliug S45OO,OOO have been made by
the general conference commission ON
finance Of the Methodist Episcopal
church TO carry on the work VI the
church throughout the world, 1t was
announced today The commission, of
which Colonel Elijah " Hslford "
New York is treasurer 1, holding ID
two day session here
The amounts uppurtloued 10 the I'm.
diyldual societies are. Hunrd OF for
clgn missions, Sl,sOOOOO. board OF
home missions. Sl6BOOO Freedom h
Aid society. S2IOUOO, board " sun
day schools. $4,000. board " educn
ton S5lOOOO. American Bible so
clety. SlOOWO. Church Temperance 80
ciety, $4,000
Notwithstanding the special emer
gencies orcnAuurd 10y the war.
Colonel Ilslford suld. the board NJ
foreign missions was one NJ the few
church boards of any N the dcuomina
tiuus which ended the year without
debt"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

house sent message to the federal
reserve board stating that our petition
on file ought to be granted Also. some
Kansas city BANKERS used their per.
SouAl Influence TO aid M.
A DiseOuraging Wait.
"Wc were obliged to wait months
and months for a hearing When II
finally came in February interest had
80 waned that we were looked upon a
good deal like bull trying TO back
train of the track II was not my
desire as local bankers well know. to
present the case to the federal reserve
board. / tried hard TO get the bank
rrs to employ prominent attorney
because ! felt the responsibility was
too great FOR me 10 shoulder, and that
II We failed the failure would he at
trlbuted 10 my poor presentation of
the facts But when the local bank
ers requested me 10 make the argu-
ment decided to do my best, and |
shall never forget the comment Paul
Wnrhurg perhaps the most eminent
American banker, at the conclusion Of
the conclusion of our hearing II you
viii pardon the seeming egotlsm |
would like tO repeat his exact words
which We're the only comment made by
any member uf tina federal reserve
board on the hearing He said, Young
man, you made remarkable argu
mcnt a remarkable argument The
cuncstness Of his words convinced me
we had won, and / walked out " the
treasury department building as happy
us twelve months old kid with new
Tin toy
but hope no one will feel that
did any more than others II merely
rcll 10 me to take the lead William
Nee " oklahoma city was "A Trojan
IN the work aud stuck to II with bull
dog tenacity Guy Robertson of Law
ton aud r. X Thurmond ~ Eyk city.
the other members ~ the Washington
committee, worked harder than | ever
saw men work before ON such propO
suon They cannot be given too much
credit And the entire Washington
delegation lined M ns one man and did
work II was impossible for ~ 10 do.
| was not surprised at the result hut
I am immensely pleased and gratified
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
BROKE HIS PROMISE
Charges Made at Industrial Hearing
Against President Of Trainmen
brotherhood.

WASHINGTON May Charges
that ". G.. lee president NJ the
brotherhood VI Railroad Tralumeu.
promised the support NJ his orguuiza
ton 10 a strike uf Pennsylvania rail
road shopmru In 1914 and nlled to
deliver It, and counter charges that
W. II Pierce organizer NJ the shop
mems strike began his activities after
the Pennsylvania had refused him a
pension as legislative representative.
Was introduced here today before the
industrial relations commission MIR.
Lee win have an opportunity to testify
n he desires
Genera Manager Long made several
detailed statements ~ labor troubles
on the road and II u Hunt explained
the railroads relief system
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ONLY JOY FOR
BOOSTERS TODAY

CONTINUED From Page One.)
~e>-~>~~~-~~~e~N~~-~~~~~~-~
Whlrled along the new state highway
and beat the train to the next town.
Ihnt is realizing In good roads spirit.
Seventy five percent " farmers own
Ford cars In this section.
Three hundred cars Of wheat were
shipped In In 1914 aud the prospects
are good for IOU cars wheat this year
Carmen Is wheat county, condi
ton lO6, acreage lOG Two hundred
cars 1914. Interest In livestock w
Ing the knfirs for grain feed and al
falfn hays Rainfall to date 1910
Inches, total for 1914 1892.
Neville shipped fifty cars OF wheat
and has room for another elevator
They have raised here half aud half
kafir and corn In the sandy loan ana
also alfalfa 4w
Helena has four elevators handled
10000 bushels wheat In 1914 The
acreage Is greater this year aud pros,
poets are better but hogs are short
compared 10 former years. Two hun.
dred students In school ~ agriculture
The county * relying more ON kaffir
crop Tor feed
Gotry had 700 cars wheat In 1914
and wheat still selling nt Sl46 per
bushel. Setting on wheat again, there
seems no Chane 10 loose.
At Enid there wus Boosters pa.
rade every man with japanese um.
hrella, furnished by the Kerr Dry
Goods company Pretty girls get them
after the parade The folks are d.
vided ON whether we are getting too
much rnin FOR wheat There II real
business life IN this town.
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Forum. Oklahoma
Congratulations ON victory
RALPH REED
Elk City. Oklahoma

have just learned the good news
nnl hu4teu To congratulate You uu
your success iu getting Oklahoma ter
rItory iu which Vp are located trans
frrrcd 10 the KANSAS city federal rr
serve district I, as we'll as the rest uf
the Oklahoma bankers. realize that
10 was your unurlug efforts and per
severance that made this victory pos
sihIe and time alone can tell the rN
tent of our Indebtedness to you In
behalf W the officers aud directors Of
this bank permit me 10 vote you II
Card ~ Thanks for the excellent
work which You have done In our be-
huIf iu this connections mud Tor the
good work which you ARE always found
doing for the oklahoma hunkcrs
with kludrst personal regards and
best wishes
IL. THIRNlOND
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War at a Glance

The bs,t, "a, ,..f .sIiria mun.bpd
a few Il ,... ,.,n nm Austr,.I-r
man otta.l |r.. n, Crprno region
has dryelo,.i ,.,., nm. ,r m, rrenlr,t
en,mrtsr. ~, ,I... .,,or p,rr,,pd dis
patches ,dmt, ,,.gt tnp siuntiou is IL
.rrious ,r.. ,I..It. ,. asserted TINT thp
ndyuur. I'm. l,.n. checked Al Vienna
and Berlin n,,..,rr A. is claimed the
ltussIaps ho,, t..IY g general retreat.
TINT their ,,h,.r. ..,.,tlou Ina the Carpu
thiaus liz nrrror,u. and that the en-.
tire eastern ,,,puwigl may turn ON the
events of m. rr\I few days
Vienna advice. sn, d desperate bat.
tie continued all day Yesterday aud
that the Austriau- and Germans took
one position nf,rr another from the
Russians The ,rmnu invasion Of the
Rultir uroyurr~ .r Ku--ia. which Is
regarded light, boz prtrugud Is said
Ia Berlin 10 be- an important movement
under the persona. direction Of Field
Marshal Won lludruhurE His aim
Is believed To be- the capture OF Libuu
and Riga. whl.. would ruublc him to
harrass Russian. with Prtrogrud as
their objective
Sharp fightiu- ls 100 progress at SOME
points along the western front but up.
parenuy with uo decided changes
Reports Of consistent progress on
the part Of the allied forces at the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
INTERVIEW OF MINISTER'S
REACHES CRITICAL STAGE

VIENNA, MAY e. Duke D'Avarua
Italian ambassador conferred yestpr
day with Baron Hurian. Austro Hun
garlan foreign minister Much Inn
portHnCc is attached 10 the inter, lew
hut NO announcement has been made
ns to the result The negotiations
with Italy ARE generally regarded as
having reached critical stage
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

Name Of officer or Bank"
Il call particular attention to this
simple wordrd petition because It
proved To be- the most wonderful docu.
ment In the contest Although framed
before the federal reserve board was
organized and printed aud circulated
four months before the rules to gov.
rru the hearings were announced IL
complied with those rules exactly. Tho
hoard Ia August specified that at least
two.thirds uf the banks desiring to
be transferred must sign petition
addressed to the federal reserve board
requesting such transfer and that
such petition must be- signed by the
hank aud must have attached the
name of the officer who signed for
the bank
Delay Would Have Been Costly.
III We had not circulated our pc.
tluon IN April aud May when interest
was at Us height We would have been
hard pushed 10 secure the required
two.thirls signatures. because the
hearings did mot occur until after the
banks were organized aud by that
time q lnrgp number OF Oklahoma
bankers had given up all hope Of IL
change being effected and were I'M
willing TO antugouizc the banks of
Dallas by petitiuulug tu get out Of q
district which they felt sure they
would be- Obliged tu remain IN They
were as eager as ever for the change
but hp4mtcd 10 jcopardlzc their
banking interests by losing fight
pulms was earnestly soliciting sup.
Mort IN southern Oklahoma aud offer
Ink every possible inducement for our
banks to tie mp with them aud quit
MS A few did so, but not many.
white Dallas was pounding away
ON the south side with commrndablc
enterprise characteristic of that splen
did city, we were getting mo- help from
Kansas city This may seem surpris
Ing but II was not so strange after all
| Earl yin the summer Mr. T. H. Cooke.
president of the state National bank
was appointed by the local cyeHrlng
house tu go with me To Kansas Nltl
und interview bankers there ON what
support We could expect from them
We were treated with much courtesy
mud consideration hut csily dlscrned
that they regarded our fight as hope
less aud that they could not enter into
It. Frankly stating that Kansas city
hnd been greatly favored I'm the loca
tion ~ federal bunk, they explained
that they could not afford 10 fight Tor
more territory To Ms thus was one ~
the most disappointing features ~ the
contest We received from Kansas
City only moral support with plenty
| " cold water on our prospects II
IL hut fair 10 add, however. that when
/ complained to the Kansas city clear
Ing house IN the fall ~ last year that
Kansas city banks were lnjuring our
cause by calling loans In the Dallas
district and forcing our banks to make
Texas connections this procedure
stopped forthwith aud the clearing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

because It means more to Oklahoma
and Oklahoma city than can now be
realized. II is customary in such
cases for persons who had nothing tO
do with the results to try to obtain
for themselves undue credit, but IN
this instance | think the tables are re
ycrsed, us ! um receiving more credit
than am willing to accept"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

" I'I.|'...|'| r IbIil 7 Nhf 'Illt.
bank district. Visited Kansas city the
Oklahoma Bankers association was
represented bv committee OF five.
all N whom uskcd that the entire
state uf oklahoma be- placed In dis.
trict with knuns City as the center.
Four NJ m. five asked that II Kansas
city WIS uu' given a federal reserve
bank oklahoma be placed IN the st.
Louis district April Bird ~ last year
the committee announced It's findings
aud tu the umNlemcnt NJ the bankers
NJ this state n was learned that OK.
Hhumn hnd hrrn split In twain. the
Canadian river being the dividing
me and 'h. north half being In the
Kansas Dl'l IOstrict. while the south
half Wa ln '.. Dallas dis, ~ Bank
crs I'm the .uhern part ~ me statr
were sho.he almost dumhfuunded
Oklahoma D''t bankers we're chag.
rlucd and H.urrd A circular letter
was srui 90 very hank In the Dallns
section uf 'Nn tate asking what they
thought 0hu n Replies poured I'm Ia
tn" Okmhum city Clearing House
and this office In great volume, prac.
ticully ulI NJ 'hom bitterly denounciug
the division Hmd promising to do any
thing possible 20 effect change
senator, Could Not Help.
"Preyluu- n his, we had wired our
two senator md every congressman
I'm Wash.m' rom this stHtn notify
lng Them M. would not stand for the
division w .Nnt contest would hc
filed Through the press public iu.
trrrst vN- aroused. and literally thou
sands M letters and telegrams poured
into W0.Mrafm from this state some
to the organization committee, some
iu senator. m congressman some Ia
Influential friends not IN office Rut
the urmU.#.r.m committee had nu
power uud. 'Hr Federal Reserve act
n vns lonrH 10 review ~ own
work ur rnHust the districts Tint
could Un'N u lone by the federal re-
serve hnUu. nI that board was mot
yet appointed There We encountered
our rrl au.N one hard 10 hr,ok
Five uu.. ufter the districts were
laid ONT mn. hmrd was named Again
we IetNtOnUw hI wire aud letter We
urged Au early hearing and we par
tlrulnrlN urged that the case be- de
cidrd before hr banks were urrnn
lzrd ond unr hunks paid IN their cap
TIA. stock ."'H The Dallas hnnk Rut
the frIuw. reserve board had momen
tuus problem. n solve and our peti
tions vurn nl aside Tor later CON
sidrmtluu However. we kept MP our
prcunU'0m nr the hearing when
ever n would hr had. The hest move
we mnlu WITS carly In 1914 when |
prepared fnm N petition to send IA
each OF 'hr banks In the Dallas sec
tlon NJ Olnnum asking the bank "a
slim 70 nnd RETURN. This petition read
as follows
The Vow Famous Petition
"In 'hn Federal Reserve BOARD,
Washington, ID. G.
Gentlemen
This mnk having been placed IN
District so n ~ the Regional Re
serve Ranking System, declares ~
miurnl course NJ trade and commu
w.ntlon violated. and urgently re-
quests ihni the districts he so re-
adjusted that II win he IN District
/ NJ" TOD with headquarters nj Kan
] sas city lSlgned by Bank Ont
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TELEGRAMS FROM
SOUTHERN BANKS

Continued From Page Ouel
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straugle hold you got On that pullhs
lawyer, Huff mt Washington We are
all just us proud ~ you as girl ls
OF her first sweetheart.
7 H. UWlER
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06
LASSEN NEAR HUNDREDTH
ERUPTION IN CALIFORNIA

REDDING, Cal. May o - INsseu
Peak Is In eruption again, It became
known here today The latest erup
tlon the nlnety-flrst occurred last
night and was visible Tor many miles
In every direction.
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US. EX-SENATOR
TAKEN AS SPY
IC0nIInucd FT0m Tnec one )

CONTINUED From Page One)
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ALL the news from the eastern arena VI
hostlities admit this morning that the
Grrmuulc allies have Inflicted several
/ defeats ON the Russians on the west
GnIiom front but they point 10 the
/ tnct thut the entire front has not been
| crushed as was Ht first rulmrd and
that the stubborn fighting Is proceed
ing
In view of the complexities Of the
situation there tx comparatively little
cdltoria comment In the London pa
per, ON the Chinese Japanese situation
Nevertheless there ure indications that
the public Is acutely interested In the
progress Of the negotiations between
Toxic and pckiug
Artillery doomed today IN London.
The shots were not aimed at aircraft
or any hostile raider but we're IN
honor Of the fifth anniversary II the
accession Of King George 10 the throne
The suggestion that Great Britain
adopt measures I'm retaliation for the
use " gHssrs I'm battle by the ter
mans took concrete form today Joseph
King representing the north district
OF Somerset In the house uf commons
announced his intention NJ Introducing
% resolution ON this subject Tuesday.
The resolution sets forth "thnt this
house agrees 10 such measure " re
f..It L.. al
vcnton of success attaching To such
gross aud unparalleled violation NJ the
rules NJ war, subject however. 10 the
conditions that IN the preparation Oh
amy gas used by his majestys forces.
the utmost regard be- paid to the die
tatcs " humanity
Vienna, May g., via London, 6:2O p.
m The victorious Austrian advance
continues ON the entire West GsllciAu
front according 10 an official an.
uuuvmcut made boy the war office 10.
day Russian prisoners to the number
of 5OOO have been taken
LONDON, Muy q The operations In
the nnrdanrllrs are being pressed for
ward under highly satisfactory condl
tuus Premier AsQuith told the house
~ commons today IN the course of a
statement upon the combined naval
aud land attacks ON the Galnpou pen.
msulu
LONDON May q -Grcut Britain
Inns requested the government NJ Egypt
tu prohibit the export NJ cotton to all
ports other than France Russian.
Spanish and Portuguese
Foreign Secretary eyre Informed
the house of commons this afternoon
that he expected this prohibition to be-
come operative very shortly
VIENNA. May "a battle of the
most desperate character continued all
. night long and throughout today with
out a break on the west Galicinn trout
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SAYS SHOOTING
WAS ACCIDENTAL

Confined From Page Oncl
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with her skirt In some MANNER
called to her from the time / left the
Ellis girls room. three or four times,
before shot at Grace Good for her
10 stop. As she went down the stairs
l thought | saw her with my pocket
book shot In the direction that
Grace Good ram My purpose was not
10 hit her, but to scare her and make
her drop the pocketbook
PhOned at Once " Pruiett
After fired the second shot
walked down the stairway. having
been Informed by Ellis Hyharpcr that
the ELLIS girl was shot | got a hat
FROM Earl Sims aud left the place 1
telephone to Momuu prurtt couldn't
get him, but left word fur him To call
at BIZ Roberts room IN the Kingknde
hotel | was waiting there 10 hear
from Pruirtt al the time was an
rested
In the beginning of his sworn state
mrut Monroe SAYS hc IS the owner Of
grocery store at Lindsay aud thnt
the stock is valued at $500 or $1,000
He says he came TO oklahoma city
,p D.I,rn.r Or =, Inn. nr ',utnm,hlI4
f,r hI. du,,Jht,r and ,hot th,, wont
10 the home Of Il friend here The
next day he met Reb Phillips on the
street aud they found other ucQuuiut
apcas hnr. frnn Iind,ay n. wont
vim tn.m IN ~ W.T. california to
5000 VuI Roherts wh, w.s tnrrn II
m,d he,n lr,rnnd nv te,ephonr
Monroe tolls ~ hp,,ny y,ir, ,t thr
ro,,rt srd snvs no wont T., IN. roam
M be am. drI h,,upsa sh, t,ld him
She .,mlIJ l,o',,..,,,..t ,,,r, .spt thrra
Drinks vrr.. served lp the dance hail
hu, \r.nr,. .,,.. n.. Irnrl n,,,ir, -,
cent u urrIr .in nf brrr II. ,u,s nr
pu.I r,r u round M drink. .,rI tn,t
inter a. rpiI far fl ,,tr. ~ ,.bnm
uapra
pocl,etbooL Contaip.d S7OO
n, L,I .,I.. ,,.l,.,I,.,l a., n,t ti,r,.
Monroe says ppd lrnu il coutpIpnd hr.
tween 500 md $500 Whom n. wont
into fine room or Grora Good Mar.
purrlfr Ellis went I'm with him and nr
.p,. fnuf several fip,.. L,tn th.rn .prI
Nm brr r,om. .n. nuJ her urm. around
him IIr ,pid Lr. WINS unt I'm tn, pIprr
for pu, other rpr,,-r r,rrpt fl, huy
drinks for HIS friend. pud ,,hrp tbp
ru. rIrI urrusrJ him NJ b.ipy u mixer
hr offered tp hpy ANYTHING .n. vuut
rI To- drink II WINS then TINT no
missed his nurse
As snon u. bn missed fl Nnpr,e
.p,s a, rnIIrJ gr,,o Good and ,l,.
.' IT,, -, .'', " ','" , "'''' !" " "l''' "",,'
,'v,' W. ',. .,'' '''' '' '',''' at once ,' t','
''''N EI I'''H II was uuuhIr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-06

Real estate men. try your realty ads
I'm the Want Ad columns of The Times
Tho nnst IL .mnlI
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Several models Details of one
Box coat in medium length. deep
band around bottom, collar and cuffs
in Belgian blue machine stitching.
Two-piecc flare skirt