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The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

She was born on Eye street north
west. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The family moved up town farther and
Adele went 70 the Henry school She
is very keen about the littie red
schoolhouse idea and says that the
public system makes for democracy
and Is the correct principle she thinks.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Observation-Disclosures Films.

Today's show at the Hippodrome pre-
sents new feature film never shown
before in washington, The Birth OF
Emotion" a thrse-real drama;
Mondays attraction viii oe Lazy
Raffles Rstnrns-" a detective drama,
with Grace Cunard and Frances Ford
in the Leading roles.
Tuesday the sixteenth chapter OF
Graft" and comedy, The Janitors
Busy Day" Win be shown
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Feature Films.

Bessie Barriscale will head the pro-
gram Sunday. Monday, and Tuesday of
next week at Moore's Strand Theater
in Bullets and Brown Eyes" Fred
Mace. in The Village Vampire" will
constitute the secondary attraction on
these days. On Wednesday and Thurs
day Mae Marsh and Robert Harron
will be seen in "Hoodoo Anne" H. B.
Warner will head the program on Fri
day and Saturday In The Raiders"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

Eva Tanguay will not disappoint
Keith's after all but will headline the
bill next week. Miss Tanguay will
present here the same songs and
bizarre gowns which she wore in THE
Girl Who Smiles" Other attractions
will be Valerie Bergere and company
in Little Cherry Blossom" James
Hussey and Jack Doyle; Johnny Doo-
ley and Yvette RugeI; Moon and Nor
ris: the Chung Hwa Four; Roy Hsrrah
and company; the Musical Johnsons
the organ recitals and the Pathe pic
torial
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

Amusement Corporation presents Alice
Brady in Then I'll Come Back to
YOU" an adaptation from the novel of
that name.
On Thursday and Friday John Mason
and Clara Whipple will be seen in a
new feature on the World Film program
entitled The Reapers." A return en-
gagement of the World feature, THE
Hand of PERIL with House Peters and
June Elvidge in the principal roles. is
scheduled for Saturday.
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Feature Films.

At Moores Garden Theater on Sun
day. Monday and Tuesday OF next
week Ethel Barrymore will hold the
screen in The Kiss of Hate" in which
she is supported by H. Cooper Cliffe
and Bruce McRae. On Wednesday and
Thursday Alone In London" will fea-
ture Florence Turner. The added at
traction on these days will be the
eighth episode of The Strange Case of
Mary Page" Unto Those Who Sin"
with FRITZ Brunette will be the main
attraction on Friday and Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
"A Full House"

"a FUN House" will be the attrae-
ton offered by the Poll Players next
week.
This new farce, written by Fred
Jackson, and produced by H, H. Frazee,
was seen in New York last season and
will doubtless be equally as successful
at the hands OF A. Fl. Van Buren, and
the other Poll Players.
Farce seems to be the most popular
form of amusement at the present
time when the public wants to forget
its cares and be amused. The modern
farce, such as "A Pair Of Skies" and
"A Full House" with clean fun and
sharp action, has superseded the risqe
French farce Of ten years ago, much
to the betterment of the American
stage.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Plays "GIad Game"

William Courtleigh, who is now in
vaudeville, thus expresses his profess
sional philosophy: IT'S all rot to kick
about what place they put you on the
bill The principal thing is to be glad
that you are on the bill at all
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

gram will further include the seventh
episode Of The Strange Case of Mary
Page" featuring Henry Wslthau and
Edna Mayo On Thursday, for one day
only, Charles Richman and Airline Pref
ty will be seen in a Installation of
Archibald Clavering Gunther's story OF
mystery The Surprises Of an Empty
Hotel" and q eomedietta entitled 3
Cripple Creek Cinderella"
virginia Pearson will head the bill on
Friday and Saturday in The Hunted
Woman" The comedy feature on these
days will be a farcette entitled, Cop
ping a Bachelor" in which Ethel Teare
assumes the leading role.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Really is Washington Girl

IL may interest Washington thester-
goers TO know that Adele Rowland.
who is headlining at Keith's this week,
made her first appearance into this
vale Orwell let US say laughter-in
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

At Loew's Columbia next week the
features will be Marguerite Clark in
Molly Make Believe" an adaptation
of Eleanor Hallowell Abbotts story.
and the latter part of the week The
Love Mask" photoplay of adventure
and love, featuring Cleo Ridgely and
Wallace Reid.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

Grace George and her Playhouse Com
pany, now approaching the 2scth per
Torrance of their season in New York
made their NTH production last Wednes-
day evening. This Captain Brass
bounds Conversion" by Bernard shaw
classified by him as "a play OF ad-
venture"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02

was received by Lou-Tslisgsn with
loving kiss, The critics declared that
II Mrs, Lou-TelIegen can be prevailed
upon to remain in the cast The King
of Nowhere" will be the greatest
dramatic hit of the season.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Cr.na.,I,.-Feature Films.

The attraction at Crandalrs today is
a return engagement OF the World Film
feature, aarhe Devils Toy" In which
Adele Blood Edwin stevens and Aou-
taxu Love are cast in the leading roles.
Tomorrow and Tuesday, the Fronman
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
PROMISED NEXT WEEK.
"Daddy Long LeE..r

Jean Webster's famous COMEDY.
Daddy Long Legs" Is coming back to
the National Theater for farewell en-
gagement beginning next Monday
night. Both Henry Miller and Ruth
Chatterton will be seen at the head of
the east, Since the initial presentation
OF the play in Washington more than
two years ago ityhas had long runs in
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia. Bos-
ton and other American cities. The
story of the play, it will be remember
ed, was furnished by the Daddy Long
Legs letters, originally published as a
magazine serial and afterwards cir
culated in book form.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Nobody Home"

Nobody Home" returns next week
TO the Belasco Theater with Lawrence
Grossmlth in his original character OF
FREDDY Popple, type of droll British
character in which he is inimitable.
Mr.. Grossmith will be assisted by a
singing, dancing and acting company
of artists composed of st. Clair Bay
field. Quentin Tod, Charles Judels,
Maude Odell, Nigel Barrie, .Mignon Nc
Gibney, Gertrude WaixeL Elisabeth
More, George LydeckeT, Zoe Barnett,
Helen Clarke, Allison MeBafn, Carl
companion players.
The words and music of the play are
by Rubens, Bolton and Kern and there
will be an augmented orchestra.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
Feature Films.

The program that has been booked
for CrandaIPs Theater next week in
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

Presenting on
Its Stage at All
Times Only the
Foremost Foreign
and Native Art
lists and Attrae-
tions,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-02
The Current Week.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
STOCK MARKET
SHOWS F|RMNESS
Wall Street Far From Unfav-
orable Effect by the
Crop Report.

NEW YORK. Aug Far from being
adversely affected hN Tuesdays uufnNor-
nh" crop report the market opened to-
dnN with q general show OF urmuess fol-
lowed hy u pronounced strength Mu-
n''ous equipments motors and MvNi-
ems were materially better with further
gains lu shipping issues International
paper preferred added another sub-tau-
lI gain To ITS recent advances lu con-
u'rtnu with dividend prospects nud
United Cigar Stores advanced { points
ON reports of Increased disbursement
Industrial Alcohol rose points and rails
including graugors and raCincs were
mousurahN higher
En''s were -titrcd into sudden activity
and strength loto' ON reports that It had
r"on decided TO arhltrptr existing differ
our"s between Tie managers and the ,m.
poyrs Reading ros" 2'g points. with
or more Tor Union Pacific and Canadian
Pacific
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
NEAR RIOT TAKES PLACE
AT REVIVAL MEETING

FORT WORTH. Texas. Aug a.
Disturbances IN the street IN front OF
revival meeting here tonight resulted m
the thoroughiarc being cleared hy
squad OF fifteen policemen The trouble
started when members of the Congrcga
uou attempted to prevent automobiles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09
A. B. STICKNEY. FOUNDER
OF GREAT WESTERN. DEAD

ST PAUL. Mimi. Aug "a n
Stiekney, founder oi the Chicago Great
Western railroad. died at hi, home here
this morning after am illness OF four
weeks, 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09

from driving past the tabernacle where
the revival is being held, claiming that
the meeting was being disturbed Au-
tomohllcS were stopped aud a brick was
thrown through the wind shield of one
car I'm a few minutes after the police
arrived automobiles were passing peace
fully past the tabernacle
DomcStcs and cooks viii find excel
lent positions bv advertising IN the
Want Ads during the present month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-09

ST LOUIS Nug POULTRY chick
ems. l71 utNlgO. springs, ITr. TURKEY =,
'tu pc. ducks. lpul2r; ryrev N"ltt
EITrEE Creamery zoe EGGS 2aC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24

~ sll the mistakes Of non scientific
people with respect 20 meteorological
pl ,numous tho oummon"s' r. In the h~
hr' NJ Arthur ~ Goodriigc ~ New or.
leans. p confusion ~ the natures nf tor.
rbtocs cyclones and hurricanes Nj
Goodfidge Who formerly was IN the
weather service ~ tho United states de
rlfiw,nl NJ agriculture. stayed yes'ef-
dnN Bi th. irr Ilurkrs
tn tn, first place. said Nt Good
ridge tho tornado and rvrlonc have no
properties I'm common ~,rrpi thslr Nhirl.
ma motion r,rlpuo's diameter 4,
generally measured m hundreds NJ miles
~ is mrfrl, section over Witch gcn.
'Ir fnp'lrr current " Rif r. IN motion
.I.'sr. moves iu q lateral direction
Hs Won 1. ,sr'Ufusp'h iof instance,
'.H ..Hfrr u' r,rione msN he ~ pru
.rf 'uHrf HrI B' Kansas Di', tomorrow
IIf cyclone docs no damage With
iNr exception NJ influencing atmospheric
..ut'IHua in he extent ~ lrssrrirg sul
h.'rNi.uinr tho bNromr'fir pressure.
Nur causing storms
or iNr other hand tornado generally
Hps diameter ~ les than hundred
,tfdf n vhifl. fspidk and us motion
tfris 10 cause terrific suction y
vacuum In iis core n Il this suction
Witch ur. huge buildings hcdi', from
'Ns'' foundations and rfushss hrlrk walls
=. sssi', NJ q child i'shss down pile NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
LONE MAN IS DELEGATE.

L XPERIENCES worth talking about during the re
l. mandcr Of his NE and worth writing about as long
ms ne is able 10 hold pen manipulate typewriter
await II n Smith of Fulton KY, who will attend ms
delegate the convention ~ women's clubs In New York
In way MIR Smith is favored, hut viewed from another
angle hc s hold spirit II he attends Tint convention ~
an alternate delegate
Not that there will be amy secrets there nor that the
lone man delegate will hear things not intended for h"
public hut think " being the only among 2oOw
women, Think ~ him when all the delegates try 10 tax
at the time
This lone delegate may think he knows all about
gatherings whore only present lie may have
glanced Into the when his wife entertained the sew
Ing society he ladies mid or the women interested In
missions but before has he sat In when thousand,
NJ them present There IS much difference n'
listening drowslly to the buzz n bee summer
day and then going suddenly 10 tho place whore whole
hive Il swnrming
II Is to be hoped that ncerate Smith viii mnkc notes
~ his impressions nnd give them o tho world later n hr
survives. There Is S some danger TINT he may h'
thrown lie may be regarded in the light Of hnwl
In n dovecotc and by single vote they may put th'
flLn's and hanlSh him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
COURT TEST OF OIL TAX.

StIr BROUGHT by the Gypsy oi company ~ Tulsa
~ test the cons'ituorollly n the gross production
passed by the spa session N The Legislature will result
In earlier decision than is usual In such II is
fortunate that ml, action taken once that II
may NOT be- long drawn ou'.
The suit l. In tho FORM " Injunction against the state
auditor. restraining him from issuing iaN warrants
against tho plaintiff company and prohnh, viii reach
decision In short time Tho ,ui y In tho rultci States
court and g similar tho actions filed hv other oll com
pnncs IN the state courts
The gross production IA, law has hccn questioned
since lls passage by the Legislature where was fought
hv tho wi " the state Their Willingness IN 20 into
indicates that they have confidence In The attorney,
who have told them that the act Il invalid
n, taking ono II tho cases to the higher court tho
state viii soon know whether II can doroud upon tho ru0
lcron " This and whether 'hc legislature rrr, n tho
passage " the law There l doubt about ihc ol mon
being determined fight 'o tho court " Nr resort to
ayod paving tho tov which the, have ava,. oonicnd,H
was unjust
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
Echoes 6o"I2Ao'd q Lobbie''s .

iuildins block. Tho littls whifllrE
tus, devils one sees ON hot summer
DAYS which often pick M bits NJ paper
rnd straw and carry them high in tho
nli, are minlatur" torntdoes
Just what causes tho tornado is often
debated but n l. general, accepted that
the meeting ~ two strong currents ~
Mr. one hot and the oih,r cold. give rlsc
to them Also. certain hafnmcitiH con.
dillons and certain degrees vt heat are
necessary before they can form " IL
seldom that ono hears of torrsdn m
he winter
a hurricane II ENTIRELY different from
either n cyclone Or tornado n r. =
straight blowing hard wind nothing
more The hurricane Tho tho tornado.
10 N" result NJ atmospheric hafome'rlr
md thermal conditions induced m n
r,rlNne IN M" northern hemisphere ~
hurricane Frnrmll, blows toward thr
north. and In the southern hemisphere.
toward Tho south In other words they
tend sWpv from tho .1us,ot
II Vns hurricane which recent,
caused tho damage q, Galveston Fnf
several minutes tho Vind reached y We.
locity NJ more than iap mites. l under
stand Taking everything into consider.
alton, however the tornado because NJ
~ greater Frequency docs faf more
damage than hurricanes witch rnl, NJ.
cur In semi tropical climates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
AIR FIGHTING is A FAILURE.

r ERuNN SEArLANFS rahcd the east coast NJ Fnc
~ land recently dropped thirty bombs nnd killed
ore soldier Two civilians injured and tho prnpcrt,
damage slight Many ~ tho 2"ppclin raids have
hccn ~ unsuccessful
while II Is true that there have hccn spectacular
fights In the mir the European has demonstrated that
the air craft is not the implement ~ destruction II
believed hc before II had been given trial For scout
Ing purposes the crafts " the mir have hn
ful aud they have PLACED nsrcr, uiNn nra"n do,
wsr'srr hni they not destructive
Tho aircraft rs destructive instrument promptly
met by tho gun TIM, would roach q when II came CLOSE
enough 10 dror bombs with any degree " ncure MANY
have hccn brought down hy these long rDsr guns aud
others have hccu prevented from doing any great dnm
sr
n may hc that Tho aircraft has not h"cn given H. hest
irvou m tho war nnd In Tho future may hc perfected
point whore n win hccrmc more destructive hut whom
three -CsrNncs drop thirty homt and kn ory on"
man the result, ar not sntls'aror, from The standpoint
~ eos'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
|Ot n n g e
8 tor / e 8

Mrs simmons was rather taken ah,cs
10, learning that her new domestic. nam,
was the sam" ~ her uWn daughters
Your name. katherine and my
daughter h",nE the same makes mat.
tors somewhat confusing" said Mrs
simmons "Suppusc W chang, -"
"oi don't mnlnd mum. replied thu
girl
That's very nice" said tho m.,f.s.
'llow 10 you like. say. the nam. Of
Midget
Well, mum returned the domestic.
'irs not mesllf thbrf over particular
orm Willing to call ~ Young Teddy ony
name yea sugglst. mum
~ wish. John. that 90 had more sen.
when W. were engaged said To vlfs
houghiiull, Then wouldn't hs,.
destroyed nh tho letters YOU wrote n ma
IN the eighteen months ~ our court.
shin
Tho husband smiled IN q nratlfled way
= knew YOU would b. sorry for that
some dnv," he said
Indeed, nm was the tcrlN I
need n little eNtfn money very badly Jus,
now. and man called today 10 buy old
waste paper How wasteful We vere''
Ana automatically his hand sought hN
pocke, 4 trsoufceiul woman seldom
has ~ ask Tor money straight out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24


What has h''om" ~ IN" Ola fashioned
woman who used 10 tear Ip newspaper
md use II 10 pu' hc5 hair IN curlsr
Wc know lot NJ Hlporrtes who are
too plous 10 sell themselves to the Devil.
hrl who ~ not object 10 renting them
selves out hy the iay
man believes that all men are alike
md an women different woman he
'lrvcs that Nil women sr" alike and NIL
mon different,
Aref the Brides hounus, fades sni
vather. .h. doesn't realize thu, sh"
won't get another Hrmful ~ roses until
they iSy Her Out
/ man who hns too much sense 10
thfow n match into n can NJ rnsolln" 20
f"r N n viii explode will fool around
With married woman and Imagine that
thcre n no harm IN plntonic love
| We MI love the old fashioned liar who
tells you that me and the old woman
never hNd any trouble I a. Vhht 7 want
/ go and she docs vhn, she wants TO"
Nuw that the skirt. hang NJ high ns
they 30. n h"hoo,es gifl ~ 80" that her
envelope combination Il securely fast
en.d hcf0f. sh~ leaves the house
/ Mnyhr Won didn't know u Nu' thsr"
we're mighty f.s divorce IN the old dAys
b before NUmuUN vas invented
/ The lni wto sleeps with his rloyes On
n keen his hands snf, doesn't hHy~ 20
bother nruui sleeping with hts hat ON
class II great stun Won rnn ru' n
thousand dollars worth NJ glad tHgs on =
.ien.rrr' woman and she NlN continue to
look IN" iou-ycui woman
Nothos mnN forget tp '-Isk Fathers
clothes fnf sN months Nui shr never
fail. io ffisk them The nigl' On" ~
Fathers fool friends ruia "a photograph
~ = real September MORN In ono ~
Father pockets
You can't convince msn that noc
'6r who pr~sHrih"s little whisky with
tho medicine isn't n good Doctor
After M no onl, sure wnr in mpf~
rsupI, 'Nko vow advice md follow n "
q, charge them dollar VOID f1r n
-
.nso.o.nh' Eu.o.o. .ho.o.o"
A. tho childish vail r1ng through 'hs
house the anxious mother sppng IN hr'
'esi Rushing into the hall. she met her
lrile daughter coming In from tho Enr
Sen md carrying n broken doll hy th'
hr
whats m. matter darling .h,
nsird topiSrl,
"O.o.usoh. mo- n. other howlsi m,
ttud "Wlllis's broken NV do.oll''
The naughty ho,' How ever dld NJ
d. -"
I'LL hli him IN ,c head WV ~" va,
the 'luv response
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
EDITORIAL PAGE
Old Stories
In New Type
TWENTY YEARS 400.
fFRoM THE TIMES FlleS

TWENTY YEARS AGO.
po,,mestcr Flattcry and Wht NJ
Grant rot word from the postal depart
mont A. Washington today that the pos,
,ghce would be moved to the ne" COURT
house building on June 30
DelogateA to the territorial democrat ll'
convention are already gathering IN 'h'
clty md great row seems ~ pe ""
between the federal gang ana the nn,'
fedorals Nearly every county IN w"
territory hnA n delegate FOR the conV"n
iion nt Chicago
The last stcp IN tho haywood h''e"
ton hns boon taken and N" Mny"oou
people have won Attorney Everest gov
p dispatch from Washington THIS morn
ing saving the secretary had Denied th'
review.
YcMcrdpy's ball game between th'
amateurs and professionals vas gam"
witch wll go down In history aH on"
= great length. many scores, and few
n nnN. good plays The score stood 81
io 9s iu favor NJ the amateurs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
.27,800
CERMANY'S FOOD SITUATION.

outside or GERMANY It Is impossible to kno" '"'
~ exact condition ~ the food supply inside the en-
pre hut the fact that food dictator has been appointed
indicates scarcity In fact the whole world knows mere
1. n scarcity u food In Germany, hut the details VIII
not be given out
Reports have come from time 10 time TINT food was
growing scarce IN Germany hut German officials have DC
MED them and have contcndcd that Germany Is sell
supporting Statements have been made by them That
the empire can last FOR years r on from the rest ~
the world
The German people may have believed that o b" the
case when the war started They had been educated n
that belief and Germany had made every preparation Tor
long siege forcseeing that with very little scncoas the
effort at starvation would hc made hy the entente allies
Ru' Germany cannot exist without Imports II IS
absolutely impossible Tor any civilized country 10 do So
with the tremendous cost NJ tho war added, Germany
must In time exhausted the present conditions
continue Evidently preparations being made for =
most heroic struggle and there will he short ration7
Germany I. fighting for her national life The entente
allies are fighting to take from Germany her dangerous
and dendy sword with which MI Europe has for SO long
heen threatened n they win Is the end N rrussian
Ism
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO.


The drillcrs arc down $50 feet on 'hs
oll we'll that was started lnst week On
tho coles mrm Mr. Scott estimates
'hni he viii strike oil within NJ lenst
thousand feet. or not At all but Nh"
company has planned to go 1000 feet II
need be
n" oklahoma SRdilory company yes
tnrdiy sold barge interest TO e. r Gil,
pin and Tom Hughes. md the company
Vll be- r'orgnniEod 10 do \ larger bnel-
nesS than oyer
lust NJ we go 10 prcN W" learn 'hHt
gas had hc"n struck NJ Stroud ~
depth of seventy feot Nhcr" Uorkmen
were digging we'll Tho town Is very
much excited
M"s.rs Elmer Thomas and J 4
Rrnuln were ~ ChortnV Guy yesterday
and started M" organization ~ nm oil
company to bore n Wen near that city
n = H'iglar viii leave IN few dsvs
Tor Fiifm0un' Ind 10 close ont his IN
toros's there md then VIII return hero
ip make his hom"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
TEN YEARS AGO


The board NJ trustees ~ EpVor'h uni
ycrsit, gave banquet lnst niTht ~
the luinhowH club Spo.,hct were mads
hy br i r RloN I VI Ilolromb A e.
Ehie. Anton " CRsscn. ! Graves
be"p'r, Doctor r,num Crho haS already
'oincd the faculty from tho university ~
Normnnb Doctor bradford and pr
X West dean " the medical depart
ment II u necessary 80 raise is0.0no
inside of ten divs In order 10 meet tho
obligations n IN" school
Mrs Hush Scott NhNec husband I,
private secretnry 10 Delegate Mcclure.
arrived today from Washington for
visit With her sister. Mrs T. e. Rl,Se
4 deal was closed Yesterday for =
latg" tract NJ land In m" Mccormack
addition 10 b" used 49, y site for nm M
refinery. Among the pcupl" interestsd
ri" G"org" Todd T. u Nims Kce n
Mckee. @ " Tuflcy, Clifton - Pratt
/ J l. bonahue and David McKinstry NJ
Perry The tract includes two ncrcs on
the NJ. X T. between Washington
and Soble streets
Dorset Carter NJ Purcell. president NJ,
tho oklRhoms Central. was in the city
| TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-24
oeat.d

what hrs hecome NJ the Old fashioned
woman vhc used 70 sleep between two
feather beds IN winter Luke McIuk"
She's dead. pence n her ashes but
she has = daughter who sleeps on tho
upstairs porch with nothing over hef hu'
the s'arA. and has been o'oro' 10000
'or her photograph fnr advertising R
hrand ~ breakfast food Wilmington
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