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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
HOTELS
LEGAL NOTICES.
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tflrst Published oct ~. 1919 -TimesD
Notice For BIDS for the Construction Of
HFiuaes

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tFirst Published oct 2G 1915 Times.)
Notice For Bids for the Construction Of
Bridges
Notice II hereby given that on the 9th
day OF November, 1919. at the hour Of 10
o'clock a. m., thereof ut the office Of the
county clerk ~ Oklahoma county, Okla
homH, the board of county commissioner
Ut SAID Oklahoma county, will, upon sealed
bids then aud there tu be- publicly opened
let contracts for the construction Of the
following bridges In Oklahoma county
oklahoma
One bridge on the section line between
sections ., .. 10 aud II, of township IA
north range west / NJ, In said county
one bridge on the section line betweeu
sections ~ 30, n and 70, of township ~
north range west |. NJ In said county
One bridge on the section line between
sections ., 10 and II, Of township II
north rnnge 2 west, I NJ, In said county
One bridge on the section line between
sections ~, N, u aud ". Of township IL
north range . west. NJ. In said county
one bridge on the section line between
sections Z, =, aud o. Of township II
north range 2 west l. ". in said county
One bridge on the section line betyeer
sections 4. .. and q. II township II
north range O. west. I ", In said county
one bridge on the section line betweer
sections Z, o. and ~ " township IS
north range 0 west, NJ, In said county
one bridge ON the section line between
sections Il aud ~, township H. nortl
0f range | east, VI and old NJ. X 4
/ r, abandoned location No /
one bridge on the section line betwee,
section Ia sud %, township II. north OF
range |, east |. NJ. aud on old NJ X. r.
| abandoned. location No
one bridge on the section line hetyeer
sections IL aud ?3 township II. north ol
reDge l east w. and on NJ. X TT
| abandoned, looatlou No g.
one bridge on the section line betweer
sections IL and - township n. north OF
range l east NJ and un w. K& T..
] abandoned, location No.
One bridge on the section line between
sections II and 2S township ~, north oi
range l east NJ sud on NJ. X A T.
| abandoned, location No .
I Each Of such bridge 90 be- constructed
according TO plons and specifications ap
proved by the state highway commission
and now ON file In the office VI the county
clerk of said county
Separate contracts will be publicly lel
| 10 the lowest and best bidder Tor each ol
such bridges upon sealed bids filed it
the Office of the county clerk on or be-
fore N hour aforesaid Each bidder vii
be required 10 deposit with his bid Ger
tilted cheek In the smount " ~ per ecu
81 such bid, 20 be- forfeited to Oklahom,
county In rare such bidder shall be award
ed any such contract and shall for rca
aonahle time thereafter fail tu cutter int
contract Tor the construction NJ any sucl
bridge, or fail 20 give sufficient bond fo
the performance ~ such contract
Commissioners reserve the right Co re-
iect any and all bids
iSeaD VI CORNELIUS,
County clerk
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day ''''' ''''''
s.o. Warranty Deed,
Ss5-0, \. Petit et NJ. to 4 J. Ksrs
5000 ''''A 'ao"urne VIA
A,h Douglas et ux. 10 NJ. Glbrcnth.
ioss go, block l5 Military. SAN xiO
,,o-M Z, Hlnion, sheriff dccdl ~ ID l.
nooefly, ~ feet of west side lot 4 ali
~ block 10 Parker a Colcorl. 10 y,
S-A y Stewart ct uI. to J. A. I'd.
nnns, all lots 70 and n block Q, J. J.
banmann's lO,l0. seO
h-w u. Olney TO n Msdes Iots n
aud II block Cast Heights, 9S.II $50
.WIh [. Blnion, tsherlffs deed 10 W.
saoei n lots 70 aud 20 block q. Lawrence
same 10 jefferson Trust 60 lots
~ 10 t y and ~, block o laldwells
Third, i0-i. tiOO
,W-hane TO n, n Blume lots q and 10
Diock II University, II. ~ g..
James et VII 20 n, J. Pool. lots J
nu nlock Q College lIill subject to
mortgage Of tapS, l0.lS.ii, SiOO
@.C. A. Whltbred to II. Barnett aud Il
" morse all thnt part NJ the real estate
gihg south " the right " way " the
~, n i. Ry, beginning NJ the NV cor
ner OF Hw M'2 west the sonth l0l6i feet
west parallel with north line of said SOC,
uon iVeo feet 10 center ~ North Canadian
INeti thence down center " said river
70 north llne ot sw N east " north line 1
tw feet TO place Of beginning. ex right ~
way 70 g. o. q, ny, 1924 Stn
w-J. c, Smith and n. l. Harreil 10 q
Seales, west 10 feet lot 7. all X and - and
west lto feet lots i0.ll.i2 block I, May.
wood, io.2a, 1880
W--A e. Peacock 10 L. A Sloan. lot ~
block u, lot block iOl, lots ~ block it1,
lot block Y, LOT block ias, lot "a block
~ "a lot y blk i2a all bh l@ils, iOai,
a. A, Spencer ct ux. to L. l.. Eborlc.
eiock II Spencer =. Oklahoma City, "a. H.
OI--w. A. Mcclurg ct ur, J. NJ Harris.
o. McClurg, ]. r. McCnrg, y NJ NcCmrS
TO lac haEalns and n. T. Ragains, lots
TO 20 Inclusive, block ~, Choctaw city,
I'LL sehafer ct uS, to 3. p. Steward.
part - 1924, west p.stA 1850.
Quit Claim Deeds
WI II. Morse 60 r. Barnett undivided
half Interest In that portion lying north
m NJ, X. \ T., beginning NJ the NV cor
or sw S.i2.a W south i0ih1 n " parallel
with north line Of said section ios1 feet To
center Of North Canadian river down said
river 10 north line of aw; enu on north
line i4p0 feet 10 place " beginning, eN
IiEht OF way OF c. q, q. N. Co. lO'2a,
n-E H. Knecn to Cln1en Co. lots 0.i0
blsek . classen's Cream Ridge, 1923, SlOO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
EDA[80EZIET R[E[PO[81Tg

elllties. Opening prices which ranged
from Agl.c on 10 - up win December
AZ N.Ol to SlOlll and May ~ Slu u
u03as were followed hi material sr'
back all around
Corn eased OF with wheat. Favorable
weather more than offset strong ,ublr.
Nter opening unchanged 10 ilWAr lowe
the market underwent n moderate general
sag
Traders In oats took their cue from the
bcnrish action of other grain However
Vhe market showed llltlo pressure 10 -rlI
Lack Of support weakened provisions.
On the other hand, no important lluuida
I tion was In evidence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
LOCAL LIVESTOCK
roDAYs RECEIPTS

YARD NOTEs-Over 5000 fewer hogs
Monday and today Hs compared 10 the
run at prlciple western markets the same
period a week pgo, Todays reduction
was even more Of surprise than Mon
days, and II sure enough indication that
shippers, heavy losers last week, are OF
the market. The dOgEcd opposition pack
rrs are putting ny against higher mar.
kpt is fore runner OF what they VIII
do II receipts increhse II has been n
long time since the speculative features
or the live hog trade involved 30 many
and costly angles
on paper todny's cattle run here looked
tempting. but from killers standpoint,
the gloom was tense Few loads showed
any qualification for their attention we'll
over 10 per cent Of the supply going 10
stocker buyers
q, o. McCrohAn NJ Wheeler county, Tex
was first time shipper 10 Oklahoma CITY
Monday, aud he was well pleased with
hs sale OF three cars OF feeder steers at
$3.50, MIR. McCrohan has been ranch .0ro
man and ranchcr In the southwest ever
since the early iOs and tells many inter
"sting stories of the frontier and trail
days aud development of the cattle In
dustTy. When he went TO Wheeler county.
he voting population was 20 against
400 now
CATTLE MAHKET-The flood Of stock
~ cattle today oil but swamped the eN
lru large number NJ buyers Everybody
had lots Of time figuring there would
ID" bargains later, hut al noon none had
developed Receipts Included enough beer
rtttle to show where packers stood puu
lhey performed Creditably, the rule being
u steady basis for everything m Zoo
slaughter 4 Toad NJ hW1Np lhnt' fed
heeNes the first ~ the season, gave tho
trade an lnkllng OF what IN expect On
the dry lot product After m opening ruBu
The stocker business dragged aud 40 q
Iue, due 20 the heavy percentage ~
mixed medium quality kinds here. closed
ljc lower. with exceptions % ltle more
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
LIFE FOR TRAIN RoBBER

RAY sT. LOUIS. Miss. Oct "a
Harry lester Tuesday was found gull.
ty Of the murder Of Peter Marcy, a
baggage master, during the robbery of
car on q Louisville and Nashville
train near here Inst April and was
sentenced to life imprisonment The
jury was unable TO agree ON recon.
mendation ot puuishment and sentence
was Imposed by Judge Neville
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
WEEKLY EXPORTS

NAshiNGTON, Oct 70 New record.
Iut weekly exports aud weekly trade bni
anyr , were made last week The dennrt
meht OF commerce announced today tbst
sAporm Iof the week ending saturday
merf ~sIIIol0, which is about 81 ON G1
more more than any previous week and tbe
NntAes trade balance was SIO6 I0p or
s0t so, fLn,WuV0 larger than the preylou.
la az. imports Tor the week were S.V.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
ct. LOUIS IIyEsroCK

Sr, LOUIS, Oct 20 0-HOG receipts GbOO
steady. Pigs and lights, s8diT60; mixed
nnd butchers, G.Mdf.aS good heavy, 800
dT6.
CATTLE Receipts 1000, lower NNlye
beef steers, SibOaiO.26; yearllng steers
and helfers S75Oeti0SS; cows s0Stg
stockers, aud feeders, sodtT.TS; Texas and
Indian steers, S5.25diS,60, cows and helf.
ers, $3.50 native calves, s0dfil.
sHEEP-Recelpts, ZOO; steady. Lambs.
tsdo; sheep and ewes tSd65O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
LiUestocR
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY, oct. N @-HOGs- Re.
cdpts 1900; lower; bulk s1,aT.l0; heavy,
dp0ef125; light, ST.dT45: pigs. t64fO 10,
CATTLE Receipts 1900; steady to
lower. Prime fed steers, tp.6s6t lO26
dressed beef steers, ss25dpbO; southern
steers. H.bOd7 40: cows, A6fdTb hcifcrs
S0st025 stoekers, Sb0ds30
Receipts 5000; steady 10 high
er Lambs, Ss5msgh yrarlings, s0 GFi
72j, wetherp, N7bft050; ewes, RtOsf0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

LIVERPOOL Oct. 10 -Tottou .r.,
easier good middIng. 7I7: middllng 7Is.
middling. 6G7d Sales 10000: fpr ,pcruIn
lion and expert, l.OO0: receipts g4Olo
bales Futures steady: Oct Oct no,
Nov Dee, Dec. Jan, Jan Feb. aud T,b
Mar. Tol; Mnr..April, 7OOBd: Apr NAV
0@hd May June. 0psbd Juu.. I,,,
6pCd July .AuE 862d.. Aug. sept. iGd
h"pt Oct, 0Gl Oct Nov. d5si5d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
CnICAan IlIYEarocE

CHICAGO, Oct, HOGS Receipts iG,,
900 slow. Bulk, sOQOMI 10: light 81 yJ6i
100. miIed, t0sOGiS; heavy, S00OQT O5
rough, fd,oOafOSo; pigs, AdtT30
CATTLE Receipts p,OO venk Natiy,
beef steers NpOdfi0 20; western steers
Gb0dS00, cows aud heifcrs g. sOdfs 20
calves y7Ql0O
SHEEP-Re Receipts 1900; firm. wethers
tdn0 10: lambs, S0OOdSS5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

CHICAGO, oct. 2o.--Declines took place
In the wheat market today on account of
unresponSive cables aud because Of favor.
able weather In the northwest. Renewal
likely TO be removed tended also 10 handl.
cap the bulls, Besides, messages were re-
celved that the apparent llghtness of
receipts at Minneapolis was due only 10
the temporary holding back of ears 40
a. 10 prevent congestion " terminal 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

Lots ~ anu ~ In block n uak parH
addition 20 Oklahoma city Paved street
on East 9th. A dandy pair of lots 10
build q home on, For price and terms
address Lindsay Nsbb. seil Howell Ave,
Dallas, Tex.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

HOG MARKET In spite Of one of the
smallest Tuesday crops In months, snle9
men had hard work maintaining Mon.
days basis. Packers were Inclined to want
io pinch OF little, hut failing In this
granted steady prices. Top was WAo
bulk. Sis0GOJ. Quality Was Just fair ne
'hr runs 20 these days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
The 7. III. GillilsRd land
CC@psny
~ Lee Bldg.

TO TRADE Hroom house, lot SOrilO.
gas aud city water for auto delivery
wagon, No Junk considered. Cheap for
cash pendleton and Lane, $40 n Rob.
lnson or GiS \ Hudson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
WV nRLEANs Cn1rnN

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 70. COTTON lost
n'r tn seven points around the opening
dhN In response tn lower IIvrrponi
Than due but good demand sprnng up
ON IN" decline which the ring found df
hrnnl IN nlllng The loss was quickly
made mp and half nm hour after the up
ehs1g prices are deeply impressed
listallmentS paid IN cash on the Ger
man war loan up 10 Oct - amount TO
N-lNl"NNO or Y per cent ~ tho total
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
Grain and
Provisions
KANSAS CtrY cAsH GRAIN

KANSAS CITY, Oct. ,eo.--wHEAT4- No.
9 hard, sl00ql,0si No, 2 red, tl.1iNI1A
CoRN-No, : mixed, eoci No. white
6emc.
oATs-No, white, SoSeaSc No. Z
mixed, 3lT50c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
WANTED-TO RENT, HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS

ApAHl MINT Nudtwi- Ahnut slE rupms,
furni she'd Must be modern and located
close In. permanent tenants price as
reasonable as possible, excellent refer
rnrcs needed about Thanksgiving Ad-
dress N i5d care Tlmes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

FOR SALE We have plated an acre
tract addition adjoining Colorado Springs
and Colorado city Water mains laid I;
short distance tn street car line. fine
fur gardening. poultry or small fruit.
win sell on monthly payments The very
place ypu want when spending the sum.
mcr In the Pixies Peak region. Write for
Information Wolff Realty Co, Colorado
CITY Colo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
Financial
WALL sravrr

NEW YORK, Oct. s0-Irreguiar prlcc.
.hsnses we're recorded At the opening NJ
,Sdays market hut speclaltler continued
,ne'r recent advances with new record,
,ol the several Maxwell motor Issued.
which rose 10 . points ViryInts len
Coal and Coke adyanced q poInts =, ,be
new maximum Of n Among the other
Mohg ana active speclaltlcs we're Ns
uonal Enainellng Car. bethlehem stprI
pteierred, American Linsced. Ilrrinir
'hemlcal and United cigar Munufnrtnrr.
steel ndvance Of ~ 10 81. n tt,
early afternoon gave rise 10 frrsi rimor
possible dividend action M today '.
Lnrr.lhg o. the directors Sharp gains I'm
another feature. ''''N "''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

10 TnAnI.-RE:ANL EsIsIE
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FoR SALE - nEAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
ON 3Oth ST.. ore block
from Car lime

Seven ruOm modern bungalow din.
lug ruuu living room den oak finished
sleeping porch. ihI. house l. Just fin
ishpd. beautifully decorated aud must
be seen 10 be- appreciated terms. owner
-phonc room 800 Bristol hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
sr. LnrIa rAaH nRAIN

ST. LOUIS, oct. 8-rwHEAT-No. .
red, Si,9i No, ? hard, tl.o0
. white, old, &c.
0ATs-No. 2, sIc; white, nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
Produce


CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO oct. 20 BUTTER Erw
creamery. 22lacQHiac
EGgS-unchanEed receipts 5.BlO rr.os
POTATOES Unchanged rrccipts 3.
cars.
POCLTRY--Aliye unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
UNFINISHED H0J SES OR
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two I room apartments.
just Completed on car line Strictly first
,lH.. Water and Ratbabe service paid
Rent SIS Tor one and SO for other --
Workman aud Co. wal q
IuR RENT November l. very swell
room home finished IN hardwood. ele.
CANT decorations two.htick fire places
Servants quarters and garage. Ground
IOol lN feet THIS l. swell viii rent for
$40 pcr month Wal -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
Clear LAID snd Cssh for
Merchandise

lGn Acres highly improved only forty
OOO
l6O Acres, good Custer county farm,
no acres In cultivation, tO acres In pas.
ture. all fenced aud cross fenced. run.
ming water, good wells aud windmill,
some timber three and one hair miles OF
town good roads, good house and harm
other out buildings. orchard aud abund
Anre Of small fruit improvements. are
worth, s2HO Price " this farm SI.OO-
all clear VIII trade either farm for good
clean stock NJ running merchandise
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

SEw YORK, oct. %. IEAn or.r,l
~, SP.itet, not quoted. London Lead
TN, S', sd spetler fGs los
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Warranty Deeds

me following real estate transfers wer,
nrevorued In the county clerks office Mon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

ST LOUIS PRODUCE
ST LOUIS, Oct. ~ POULTRY Tn
hanged except ducks. l5c geese l3lgr
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FOR SALE FARMS AND RANCHE
OFFICES. STORE ROOMS FOR

WILL RENT cheap, brick, T5di30. >
story. Second street All nr one half, Mel
suu.Witt Co, Phone no.
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

r-ss~4@~~~>S<-~~>rs~>~zs
WIN travel best reference regards nbill'
~ and kinducs-. Ad0ro- Is ~ care The
Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
DRESSMAKING
NOTICES

httNoIS mndc from a. 20 - Call Mrs.
II Irrrgury, VI 1861 ~ room 100
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NEW ORLEANS CorroN FUTURES
NEw YORK COTTON rrrrHEs

NEW YORK Oct 2i COTTON future,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ron SALE $500 stock " drugs nud
fixtures all good clean stuff IA Okla
homa city VIII take hnlf cH-h, might
take good clear farm we'll located j. u
Cummings. zoo CulCOrd Phone W sON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26
lNTIvE IIrIrENs

TodaJ's OuotAnons--Fat cattle
PriCes Of the various Grades of cattle
ire approximately az fOll0wpi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-26

FOR sALEA small paving business
Ia good location; phrl cash, balance to
snit Address q ~ care lines
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-22
, THE KIDS ARE AT 1T AGAIN

Denver, Colo. - HaZing in viii
freshmen's stomachs were sandpa-
pered and pepper rubbed into the
wounds were being probed by the
board of education today South
Denver high school pupils concerned
in investigation kidnapped and mall
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-22

'reated their principal, John B. Gar
vim, last spring.
United States cotton crop this year
will be 100000 bales less than last
year.
Many honest men are square pegs
in crooked holes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-22

Sd Writ we'll known whose with John D.
Sprecke Young
Spreckes millionaire
Meathiest CAPITALISTS - ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
HumOr and whimay.
Eve Dore (Dutton).

Eve DOre tDutton),
By Emily Vteie STROLLER.
The story of an unusual. whimsical
American girl in France. who grew up
there and her experiences in an en-
chanted Burgundy chateau, which was
the scene Of her romantic honeymoon
Dear Enemv Century,.
BY Jean Webster.
The new novel by the author of Daddy
Long-Legs' is also set in an orphan
asylum. which is itself orphaned until
Sallie Mcbride comes 10 run ii. Then
all the orphans inclniing a young
Scotch surgeon attached to the institu-
tlon) have a glorious time and are much
improved.
The Stirrup Latch Iittle, Brown.
BY sidney Mccall
A quaint story OF an Old southern
, home wherein there Is conflict between
| early Victorian and ultra modern ideals.
Two women common sense against
exotic sen,imentality and both woinen
wanting the same thing.
TIE Scdrecrop Of o. tReilly & Brit
toni.
BY T.. Frank Baum.
Compared to the work OF Lewis Car
roll n tale OF incident. whimsy and fun,
with an 'Oz" character as the central
figure.
The Little Iliad G.ippincott).
BY Maurice HepIott.
A modern Helen IL kidnapped snd
there follows q siege kidnapped by four
brothers. all overcome by her charm,
and sought by an indomitable husband.
q Nletzschean o u with locomntor
| alta xia. who bu'lt n cottage near the
castle and by power Of will forces his
lady TO return.
The Golden Scdrccrop tDoran)
By H.Oh Wdlpoic.
In this new novel by the author OF
"Fortitudc,' a tale of childhood foi
~grownups, Mr., Walpole has made an
effort to revive all the magic Of child
hoods play hours,
The CO-Citt-ens Doubleday, Pagc).
BY Cora Harris.
The tale of what happened in a SOM
nolent Southern village when Sarah
Mosely died and left her estate (which
controlled most OF the assets Of the
comnunhy) o a committee for advanc-
ing the cause of woman suffrage. There
Is n continuous uphubhling az fun.
Mr.. Bin0le fDodd. Mead).
BY George Barr M~cCufcheOn,
The story of a clerk with an infnitesi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16

ter disobeys him. his money takes wings
but he proves himself greater than his
misfortunes
Making Money tStokes).
By Queen Johnson.
A young man Just out OF Yale enters
Wall Street to make his fortune. He
first fancies himself in love with the
worldly daughter of a financial king and
almost accepts her ideals-but then he
comes to know her younger sister. i'm
pulsive, but n real person.
The boomerang (McBr.de).
BY William Hamilton osborne.
A story of business and social Me in
New York. with plenty Of incident. sur.
prise and romano set against a familiar
b. background.
The Genius" tLane).
BIZ Theodore Dresser.
The young son of ar ordinary. middle
class family in a small Indiana town
dreams dreams. becomes IN artist. sue
ceeds In newspaper and magazine cir
cles. marries, has morbid and unusual
experiences with women. falls and dra-
matlcally rises again. A realistic story.
Emma McChesney & Co. tStokee).
By Edna Ferbcr.
We meet again many of Miss Ferber's
popular characters. This time Mrs. Nc
Chesney takes n hand In the matrimony
game herself. AS Mrs. r. A.. Buck, she
has some amusing domestic experiences.
humming in her characteristic way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-16
Phases Of American Life.

The Bent Ttrig tHolt).
n Dorothy Garfield.
The "twig' is the daughter OF a pro-
fessor in a middle Western university.
a modern minded girl bent by the GUS
toms. tlAditions and ideals OF her West
ern home and by the integrity OF her
mothers character, The story embraces
her experiences and romance at home. In
New York and in Paris.
straight DoWn the Crooked Lane
Century.
By Bertha Runklc,
The author Of swashhuckler novels
here turns to people OF to-day. The story
moves from Newport society TO an army
garrison in the Philippines. There IL a
mystery, n love tory. easy good humor
and several familiar types OF we'll drawn
characters.
me one ant Orphans ,HclO.
By inc Haynes Gilmore.
The experiences Of six strongly indl-