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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
Rradv-Crabbe WEDDING,

Last evening at o'clock. the we'd
ding of Miss Virginia Crabbe,- daugh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lindsay
Crabbe of Eminence, Ky, to Mr.. Al
fred Foster Brady, Jr.. Of this city,
was solemnized at the residence. OF the
brides grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pryor Thorne. Bishop Charles
T. Woodcock of Louisville. officiated.
The bride entered with her brother,
Mr.. Lindsay Thorne Crabbe. and was
attended by her sister, Miss Anita
Crabbe. Four friends of the bride
we're ribbon bearers. Mrs. Hugh S.
Brady and Mrs. Edmund Lee Jones Of
Wheeling; Miss Loise Dckerson Of
Cincinnati, and Mrs. Joseph Scott Lau-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
Everureen TWi1.

The members Of the Evergreen Twis
of which Mrs Bates McLain Is chair
man, announced the discontinuance OF
meetings until after the Christmas
season..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
STRANGE VILLAGE MYSTERY.
-Charee Of Murder and Arson.

COUNTRY HOUSE FIRE RESULTS
IN ARREST OF beautiful
BRIDE.
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Continued from Mondays 1ntelligencer)

1t was therefore with a comparative
" easy mind that he glanced through
the papers. Suddenly his Jaw dropped
ard his g,.ze wavered swiftly to whesS
Paxton was leaning with the ABSORBED
air OF jigsaw expert over q !ittle tao n,t
irving TO evolve order out OF the SCRAPS
NJ naoer which he had rescued from the
CRATE. Brean returned lntentiy TO me
headlines which had attracted MS at
tention:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13

.seo 600 Insurance Plot Alleged BY
Local Police"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
Birthday Party

little Mis-: t.liZahtl HURT dauGh-
Ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alien Burt OF
Beech bottom, entertained &" party ol
her yoang friends on SATURDAY after
noon in honor ut h"r ciGh,h mrthuay.
Many attractive plans tor he parry
which bore all appointments In PINK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
IlpStratr1 Lnct,lrS.

Tho public is invited to the Young
Womcn's Christian Association on Fri
dry evening 20 hear Il lecture on Van
Dykes. "Th" Other NSisn Man" This
will b" illustrated Ivy *irr"optiran views
and will begin at 5 o'clock. Tho affair
Is in charGr TT Tho a$so,;ltion manage
meat and Il cordial Invitation Is OK
tended TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
Virqinia Club.

At her home in Elm Grove this aft
ernoon, Mrs. Michael Dolan will have
the members of the Virginia club as
guests. Cards with needlework will
provide pastimes and refreshments
will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13

and white, resulted IN The happiness
of each little guest. A great. Jack
Horner pie held gifts which were
drawn by pink ribbons and the big
white birthday cake with candles was
the center Of admiration. This helu
a dime, a ring and tn nIble and these
were secured by Betty Robb, JACK
Haning and Elizabeth Palmer.
The guests we're:
Misses
Virginia PAUL., of Virginia Wells,
Wnllsburg Beech Bottom
Elizabeth Palmer Betty Young
Mildred Acker Margaret Burt
Josephine Haning Elizabeth Burt
Betty Robb
Masters
George Boyd Jack Haning
Thomas Boyd David Burt
Donald Boyd Buddy Burt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
Elks' Omen House.

Elks' Open House.
With the regular nren house Of the
Elks last evening Mt their club rooms
n very attractive AFFAIR was added % the
social calendar of the week. An excel
lcnt musical program by the Premier
orchestra was enjoyed by the dancers
until late hour and supper was served.
Pretty decorations in black and whit e
with quantities of smilaX trimmed the
ball room. Tho committee in charge
perfected the details and tho affair re-
suited delightfully."-. Among the guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
For Mrs. Lee.

Mrs. J. c. II. Lee will be honor
guests This afternoon at luncheon
party given by Mrs. T. Fl. Jackson at
her home in Woodsdale Mrs. Lee
has but recently returned from Wood
land, w. Va, where she has spent the
past several months with her son,
Capt. J. G.. II. Lee. L. S. A.. a num-
Der of her most intimate friends are
70 be included in tnday's affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
Te,th Wedding Anniversary.
Card Party.

Card Party.
This afternoon at the Carrou ciuo
Mrs. George Otte will be hostess at
the card and sewing party gwen pv
Tho Iaries' Carroll Social club. The
serving OF light refreshments will con-
clude the usual diversions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13

HIS lips snapped tightly together as
hp read on:
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For Bride Elect.

Miss Amy Bishop entertained
party of friends on Monday evening
in honor OF Miss Martha Rudge.
whose marriage to Mr.. James Slevin.
of Detroit, Mich. will take place in
January. The guests took their needle
work and following few hours with
this pastime, n luncheon was. served
with appointments in pink and white.
The c1lpSts included:
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Tho members of tn" Young Womcns
Missionary society uf IN" First United
Presbyterian church were pleasantly en-
tertaincd by Mrs. u. &. fyron at her
home on Monday evening. Following
discussion Of buSin"aS matters Il social
session Was cnjOyCd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
Entertained Friend.

Miss Jrssi" Alma Wolfe TT her home
in Martins Ferry entertained on Monday
evening with I'll Informal musicale ut
which guests included several or
Wh.cling's talent. Zine affair honoren
Mr. Lon :umIarrs, who will leave short
IL for New York city. and during tho
late evening H. Luncheon was served.
Sharing in The pleasures nt the occasion
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24
REFORMATORY FOR
 WOMEN IS NEEDED
Dr. Parker Gives Her Reasons in
 Talk to Sunshine Society

Dr. Valerie H. Parker of Green wich, field secretary of the Con- nectiCut Society of Social Hygiene delivered an interesting talk on the need of a reformatory for women in this state before the members of the sunshine society yesterday afternoon in the parlors of Trinity M. E. church and gave her reasons, moulded through experience, why such an in sttution is one of the states greatest requirements. Dr. Parker was intro duced by Mrs. G. H. Corbn. Tn part her discussion follows
 "There is a great need for a state retormatOry for women in COnneCti- cut and While there has from time to time been discussion of this 1t was not until four years ago that there was any public agitation on the mat ter" said Dr. Parker. At that time a committee was appointed by Gov ernor Baldwin and Prof. w. B. Bailey of Yale was named as the chairman. After q complete investigation of the matter the committee reported back that the plan was a good one, and the legislature voted in favor of 1t. The cottage plan was to be followed. This called for the erection of groups Of cottages on a large plot of land about 200 acres in area rather than one large building or group of build 1ngs that are now used. An appro- priation of $20,000 was secured and the land was to be graded. before the next meeting of the legislature At She. next meeting of the legislature the largest committee hearing ever held had to use the senate chamber because of the number of delegates from the different welfare organiza- t1ons about the state. All in attend ance were in favor of the bill but the committee on appropriations voted it down because of tho need for econ omy, but at the same time they voted $40 to change the statutes of the state.
 Later a new committee was ap- pointed, consisting of Mrs. M. Good win, president, and Mrs. A. A. Crane, secretary, the object being to plan what a new bill would call for. The age limit in the Bailey bill was thirty years while in the new bill all over Sixteen years were to be provided for. Support from all kinds of organiza-
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24

tiOnS is needed regardless of the fact that said organizations are for either men or women. People of a locality should get their representative inter-
 ested and in this way get support for the project. Many clubs about the
 state support the movement and have
 already given their endorsement" Dr. Parker said she has even liquor
 men interested and is to speak before a meeting of the Brewers union on the subject. Such organizations as this are working for rather than against the movement.
 There are many reasons why this movement should be a success pr. Parker claims, and a few of them are: At the present time girls between l eight and sixteen years of age, when 1 they are brought before court, are l committed to the industrial school,
 where they are well guarded and in ] some instances are placed out until ] tWenty-one Girls are often in danger l of vice from broken up home or 1 any of the many causes that may | throw them upon the world. The most attentive group Dr. Parker ever , spoke to, she said, was at the indus trial home where all the girls signified their intentions of attending @ series of lectures that was to be given. Sixty of the most interesting ques- tiOnS were asked by the girls that showed their normal point of view. l When a girl is between the ages of sixteen and twenty-one there are no
 state institutions to which she can be
 sent other than the jail or one of the
 two private places, namely the House
 of the Good Shepherd in Hartford
 and the Crittenden home in New Ha-
 ven. Neither of these private places
 is broad enough in their scope and
 unless she Is committed by the state
 it is seldom that they will take a girl
 voluntarily It is an almost impossi-
 ble thing to get voluntary case in as tho state sends so many that the homes are overCrowded and not only that but also the authorities will not take girl afflicted with disease. These places do not in any way take the place of state institutions
 After twenty-one years of age there is no choice in the matter as the county jail is the only place left, said Dr. Parker After living in an insti- tuition of this kind it is an almost i'm possible thing to live down the name that is incurred. The court has two alternatives in the matter and they are either a fine or the jail sentence
 The speaker declared that the state or county jails furnish large quarters for the men while the women are compelled to live in cramped quar- ters, and in some instances are even compelled to stay indoors. One in stance of this sort occurred in the Fairfield county jail, where a woman had not seen the outside world in almost years time.
 That conditioTS of this kind affect the health of the women and the state has no right to mar the health of any individual under it's care, is pr. Parker's view.
 Another wrong condition that Dr. Parker claims exists under the pres ent system is the failure to classify cases, and the girl who has committed her first offense is placed In the same
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24

I mean persons who will continue try, regardless of failure, to condo the institution in manner that VI accomplish it's purposes" Dr. Pa ker volunteered to answer any qua tions that the audience might care
 ask at the conclusion of the talk. n
 members of the society gave her rising vote of thanks for her talk al were very generous in their applaud
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24

benefit. Jail treatment takes away self-respect and no community will grant a woman her former place.
 Dr. Parker thinks it would be worth while to give women an insti
 tuition where they could enjoy the great outdoors 'The institution should be managed by those who be- lieve in Christianity, said Dr. Par ker, "and by believing in Christianity,
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24

aminations are taken and in this way many are sent back to the commun- ity to spread disease with no attempt made to check it. In one place Dr. Parker said that two women were in the habit of being sent to jail at ire quent intervals and their record stood 112 times for one and 152 for the other. This cost the state a huge sum and still nothing was done for their
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24

class with the woman who has no feeling of shame for her crimes. In this way they are led to seek friends to whom jail is no disgrace and are given the wrong incentive, A case of this kind occurred in Bridgeport where a girl who had been arrested tried to commit suiGide and would not tell her name or the name of her parents. While she was awaiting trial she told
New Britain herald., 1916-10-24

Dr. Parker that she would cOmmuni- cate with her on her release in order that work could be found. Nothing was heard of her until upon investi- gation, 1t was found she had made friends with a girl who had been ar rested for street awlking and upon her release had gone to the latter's home.
 No proper methods of physical ex-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
FEMALE HELP WANTED.


IN Answering Nds. rlsnss Mention Time.
s>N~~e> >>~~>~~~~,~~> >>~~.>r>>>- -'>~N"| s'>>>>'-
FAITei NDlr- iu ON1hoWt Ci'y nnd
nrt,d, towns 20 handle r"N I'm" ny
rrr.WI... .llu. automobile owners
C0rra,. m'r'hruia o'n .c'. honS' W ives
Nf.. rr. uir,. .au lr oprucl IonNri re"
li,nt. nut of- oklahoma 'iu. nk'n
VAIL. r,Tl a broadway and 3Ho
y rfuHuHl Beet pltr"r IN town
'f,,F. fra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
REAL E"TATF FOR SALF OR
TRADE.

In Answering Ads. risse Mention Times.
s>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~>~~S >~~S~~~~~s~-~~-~~~-~~s>~
FoR SALE or Trade The following
property;
iso acres In Harmon county. fair i'm.
ptuVemrntr. $50 p~t acre
50 srtes IN Dewey county. one mls
south of Oklny. r'l fine land and creek
runs through same. $50 pct acre
i,c acres In Logan county, three miles
southeast of Calvin; sl5 per acre
so acres good land In Pushmitnh,
siO acres on Ditch In Colorado. i,Os
Pc acre
sDO acres IN Washington county. Okla.
close Ia Dewey: $50 pet nct,
10 acres close Ia Dewey $500
~ acres Nowain county. 5000
~ Hcfcs In Garvln county close 20
Inuls Valley; SO per nU'e
Mice business property IN ril tVsni
rents Tor $40 PEI month = ooo
fivc-fnom modern house IN Battlrs.t
Vile, rent is0 pct month. T. 900
tivc.foom huusc IN bnttlcsviiic. rsnt
SO per month. tlNuu
tonr room house aud cement barn n
liarilcsvillo. 81 s0n; fentf fuf so
TO acre. good land IN Atuka county.
Okla. 81 per acrc
New king cighi.rylndsr D,f winter
hnd summer top 81 isi0
WIN trade any single piece NJ ihs
Itup,fiN ~ viii ttade " sli Together iNr
business property of oklahoma Tiiy res.
idvnco property ~ gupi ftoCk ranch ~
Oklahoma. Mifsuutl Nfksnsaf resaa
Nlso have i20.arfc highN improved iafn
H. lnvlsdc county. Mo worth $50 pr
nrit and so.prfc farm veil improved n
C,dar county. Mo- worth so PEI act'I
Wit pui w same dtal
ADDRESS y I. nrCN INVESTMENT co.
", 10 i,aum Blds
Oklahoma city. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
~ R>ISHED HOUSES AND APART
Mt>TS FOR RENT.

~ ,nsNsrius Nd. ri,s. Mention rim,.
-~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~sS ~~sS~~~~~s>~~~S>>~~~~~
I.I RENT u aafUuW furnished
.uu'w,ut with urrn. reasonable
i.'. Nuu aNh
SIN ROOM luus, wuUufu furnished. ~
iH.f 'ilI uJuir, ti last 'il
W.JI. .u.
WILL uINT furnished huw'. rooms
M. o. nh 'r s,w i,rrf 1rr, t,,s
.uuHhI. uIur, W Tsf,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
OFFICES AND SIORtROOMS
FOR RENT.

~ answering ~. rl,-., Mention rlr,.
~-~~~~~~~~~~SN~~~SS~~ S~~~~>s~~~~~~eN~S~~S~~S~S~
3 IIiliUuuI iIHiIrg ru irtk % 'nd n
N NI.u iNI', .ivfirs Yri basement
Hsfin t,f iUIuIfr ui Miller Jackson a
4. LII L LlL-Lu-m-I NAn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
MONEY TO LOAN

n on Ht' working ,out credit Is good
with me Rorfow 81 90 paV back S. 25,
borrow SO. p1, back SO borrow 81.
uN m,N $3.50. borrow $50 pay back 81
Payments hN week or month.
~ $ BNSllAN
3li.ls igc Bldg
Nu ONE need know YOU borrow Your
credit II good with me Arthur Heath.
,rN .1iaN lsr Hldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
UNFINISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
In Answering Al. r',." Mention Time.

S>~~~~~~S>~-S~~~~~-~~~~
BEFORE moving phon" T. " y 81. q
k Transfer s Storage 60. 0ie proof
v'rohousc \ g Wrl5kcr. president
FOR REST Modern n,t newly deco.
rated. large rHus plHpt, aud sleep
.nr pnr'I south uru 'ut exposure Dc
.i'ihlr ntIghl ofhuni. close IN " 6l2b
FlVI ROOM muhn hfi,k apartment
&C. " oih. water aud gnrhtg' service
furnished rhor. Walnut llN
% ROOM bungalow siuf, ana half base
W'ri n'uni'ri storage suHr'. 'iu' 10.
cation 3. W l''s 1905 " aNih
s.Nl.N UONN mndorn house. good con
dtipn iaiN West eaih = T. Vi.
ruluurh co. NBI ms HfirI e. g. m
.rN Wd -iE
Fu. KTNT rou-.uom house close IN
vfs ,Npt.i. ights aud water iuni
Wet Reno Ngl lgs1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
CATTLE AND STOCK,
In Answering ADJ. Pleas. Mention Time.

FOR SALE 10 |,pi good farm mares
nud mules viii s.l' cheap. come and
Soc 1nl T. md Wal 1915
ONE mllk COW. horse. colt / car.
ilBsr I lght deliver, WAGON tc.
ffig,itint. D block west NJ IiuWood
,1tr i"c 10Th 81 tnll SUNDAY morning
UOLSrEIN NAL, fnr snl, u months old
1Nlh ST.. Soutl phone " " bl5
rITNpElL FARMS rurc.hrcd putoc.
Jersey swine. u Tow niUr females for
sil,. now s. to 8 each ono mile east
iHir gtuupds. on tn stree, Nh Morse.
Nnut, ~
IOE SALE Splendid driving mare. sur.
Tr, and htrurtF. gentle ana good
'u0kvr Wal ~
luR SALE Team, wagon and harness
swift 4 GO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
MALE HELP WANTED.
Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.


ANTED-Solicitor 10 work rura,
routes In oklahoma In thc interest 1i
our public EY,vSr. county rights reserved
To owncrSyaDFord roodstcrs and those
who own W. viii pay to in,yesllFn,,Sr,
n commission proposition must he able
10 furnish surety bond. ASST 'h'uItln
Mgr. pans Oklahomnn, odnhomln nag
LEARN to drive automobiles, complete
dfiyine course, so; Ea-ds, - ih"h'
Wal llo2. AutongN, School.
cit, ~. W. u, Hrc mcu non,,,y
md good h1nitF r,ldN'd \rult MnnhN
between \ uud 10 m. = q NlIl"n,t
city mlnorr', 5l2 Campbell BIDS "k
nhom, CIV
] WNNT mon who Nlsh to earn NOR,
moucy 10 learn the hnrhor uAd' ~
plAs hir few weeks viii m YOU lo.
iDhr worth Il 200 yearly or Your own
fhop with big profits writ" Nol'r h'i
her College. Dlllns. Tcns
WANTED Two cnolEcllD younr men 10
act ID. u,ws agent. ON Frisco. Ir'
did chance fnr Advancement \pNN '
Flcd lnr'c, PIG y llW'r'
PNRTNEu WANTED al once Vllh .n''
amount ~ .u4h. man u NunIn. -"oI
snmf,. hia profit ou invest 'u,u' l'nn
fpl to poo mo- ~ ou.p ''N'a w l.' 81
Fillmore Euout Room o. Phone ''''
nOYs .N NNTEp Good vuec western
U|DU 'f,I go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Cmct Spcriali,t

call N If.m'frk r Htr yuur
r.H "H. fU. Nf Rowe Jnfs,i. s'fi,ib
N. w... N4n.U 'itf
Nrs WATSON $50 NHnr yu.,rilrfs
M.| o..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.

w Answering sos VSeese Ssusisu NGes.
v>r--~-~~~~~S~>~-s~~~~~~
~ eoo r1nsr MORTGAGE note, veil 20.
cuted. To exchange fcf merchsrdl.. or
.nccme rfcpe'iy.. W " tltcyes, with
way wat ga
srNSnAL ecil Improved Missouri farms
from iso ~ 100 srtss to exchange 10,
lnrone rfoper'i. sioch II goods ~ mlrh,
consider western lands W u ,ltoVes
With Howard Graves a To, iIsA N,
Broadway wal p,i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
In Answering AAs. viesss nsn,sss r,mss
Oklahoma

Mlshcsna.
uOop improved ,,o scree Darwin coun.
u II vill Ray 10 inNesilssts ierms
owner. iiil iief.kcwi,s ilds CITY
west ~ Cnslas,c. Coal county. 10 lease
fni oil ~ sas Cefs A ntakr, iino
wss, iscndcn =, VI ssnc, oats
4 pAhGAiN 1 scros, Improved. ms,
north " the capitol. -efirnkiur gi,v
and near Lincoln m,d house, rsvs.
well. Esrd,n. fruit and berries intsiy
suburban ho'ne. vh, IN The clii halt
mile 81 csf line. 70, baum Phone "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
LARGE nicely furnished modern ruomu
'nr lghi housekeeping also i-ruom.
I,fr cottage fur rent Wal COS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Wal NUT LOGS WANffD
RnoM ANn noARn MANtln.

n Arsws1ina ,ds. rissss Nsn,lsn tinns.
-~s~>~~--S~~~~s~-SN~~~ SN~~~~~~-SN~-ss~-sS---s
AlI Nni rninE aNsY fur me tUrwff
Nht ltafr yuut house vacant I.fsIls
ntinE inan iesiffa fruW 'u tfHH uf
home lf1 Time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
ROOM wIrm BOARD 10. gs>t.

-sc~scSS-l~rSSs~- --S-,SsS,,Sss, ,.',',
SOUTHEAST rcom M hssi issdsnfs ds
irlci. private family mrah NJ drsHth
fh-ns Wal isi,l
EOlrfl foom m ,unEpniai hun' with
tlnh ~ fuiina nlfn waAinr disianru.
tst fnesls ses snna ~ references iat
hat eth Walnut iii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
MABRY MOTOR EXCHANGE


This is headquarters for used cars
We now have n few standard make used
cars real bargains and terms 10 suit
Maple - u " Main
TIIE PULLMAN Motor rnmpauv n 0k.
hhomt CHS wants nm agent IN every
county in Oklahoma IN sell Pullman ears
n iOu are going tu huN u car WHY not
get The agency fuf the Pullman Is"
your pleasure ear fot n iemOnstrNtOf.
thus making your pleasure rar good in
vrslmcut Many p'up'" ARE making 800
nor mouth scllirp Pullman cars
b. passenger touring tHf......... ....... Wv
Q 2-pisS,ugor Glover Leaf roadster ... 30
a-pasfrug'r roadster ........... ..... 80
n, LuNr Coupc. magnet, gear shin 100
a- passenger Sedan ........ ...... so
Al prices ( @ D. factory
WnIc fnr catalogue 'ni dealers urupo-
stinu before your territory " taken lrn
= liolluman. state distributor ~ W
Second street, OKLAHOMA CITY ukR.
OVERLAND touring car. b-passcngct In
good condition. cheap t'f cash. Walnut
5qSS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
PAGE ROOMS

Tio' and cold water by day or week
win m without private hath. also use
N kltrhonctto. tosis North Broadway
Wal CN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

WNNT to buy half interest In wcll
established dry cleaning works would
"Nch'ug" references State full paftlcu-
lars In first letter R-Tl Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
rIH> HE'D ROOMS FOR Rent.

IL Answering Adj. Please Mention Times
VALE GAZE Two placer. 12o y Rroad-
vl, Hnh - g Uroldwn, Meals iSc
Clean mud good
NlcUrY newly furnished room Wal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

BAKERY for rent 81 1is y go,fy. I
upstairs Wal S1r
tOH SALE ssniiar, chicken t,um. &.
wear lease 500 single comb white LrH.
horn hens; loo. foot LAYING hnusr, - col.
on, houses. incubator rrllat.' hfnOdrt
house. iitls feet, incuhatofs sni all
equipment for chicken huslncss. rtoN.
ms MONEY making outfit Call ~ phon,
e. bay 1915 West ssth Wal iist
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