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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-04-13

and there is not much evidence yet G
spring. Early gardeners are beginning L
show reStiveneSS, as there has been prac
tically no plantingy yet.
In another column may be found tn
announcement of J. Strider Moler as can
didate for the Democratic nomination TO
sheriff OF Jefferson county. He has torme'
a combination with Nelson I. Snyder
who withdraws as candidate for hig
sheriff and goes on Mr.. Moler's ticket a
deputy. D. w. Ramey, of Charles Town
is named as TAILOR. Mr.. Moler is one G
the best men in our county-capaole 1
business, OF unquestioned integrity, an
thoroughly qualified TO fill the office h
seeks. Mr.. Snyder is also one OF on
best citizens and has had CONSIDERABLE
experience in public affairs as membe
of our county court. Mr. Ramey is on
OF Charles Towns most highly regarde
business men, and has the confidence
the people. 1t is expected that a secon
deputy will be named by Mr.. Moler in
few days.
Now that spring has opened up, on
town officials ought to look amer on
streets and crossings. Practically n
work was done last year on the streets
except having them swept a few times
and they need attention. Some OF tn
crossings have become mudholes instea
of good pavements, while others serv
as dams for ponds on either side. Ane1
crossing is needed between the Luthera
Church and the graded school. This
one of the most used crossings IN town
and vet il is about the worst. Accordin
TO the statement published last week
there is almost 81 400 the town treasury
Our public Improvements should not b
neglected when we have plenty OF mone'
with which TO keep them up. We hop
that our city fathers will also have III
streets oiled without unnecessary delay
The summer was almost hall over las
year before the oil was applied, givin
us deal Of unnecessary dust and dirt
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-04-13

Pursuant TO the decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Jefferson county, West Virginia. made and entered
on March 10, 1916 in the chancey cause OF the
Farmers Bank OF Shepherdstown, corporation,
plaintiff against T. c. Roach and Savilla 7. Roach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
SO Women Launch
Campaign for Home

FIFTY women interested ~ the sun
beam home in meeting at the Nklr
vim hotel today, launched a campaign To-
raise $1,000 ior the restitution this
week One thousand name, OF person,
i'm the city were checked over and dis
irlbulcl to workers who viii call ON
them for money Each OF the eighteen
directors Of the home ha, six worker,
The women workers will meet at the
Nkryln at noon every day TIM, vccl
tu report ON the work
The Sunbeam home i, caring Tor th,r
y children now Ninety lour children
have been denied admission IN the past
six mouth, on account OF lack ot mean,
with which to care for them. Ii i,
hoped by the director, to be able to
care Tor at least forty children after
the campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
NEW VoeK

NEW YORK. oct. % Thc.cpttcn mar
k"t showed renew, Il strength and cN-
'ii"mcnt early today with All the uctiNt
months making new h'Ch I, cords Tot the
season strength Liverpool nitrlhu'
"d partly To big udVuuC, I'm Egyptian
cotton, combined WITH hullish reports
from the goods trade Anl rumors uf n
falling uf In retur7s seemed to be th,
iru'nr"s most rm haSiGcd on the nd
vance The market Opcuud iiTc AT an
pINnucc of % to - point and the hc'
tive positions sold g. to 81 points net
higher urht uttcr the 'tll with january
touching IS S1c and Mry, l90Gc. or mor,
than 80 points ah,.c the low level last
week There was active replacing bN
pfulli takers ot Ist Ncrr as well ~
broadening OF outside demand hut thor
was also heavy realizing ana prices
worked of several points from the best
shortly nft,r the call
Tho slight reactions were soon iul.
lowed hy removed strength the early uc-
ton OF the rnarkct bringing In fresh
wave Of buying orders through commits
sion houses while there wus continued
support from local sources and before
midday December contracts had sold w
to 10 cents January is % and March
lHUiC, nr about iiuiS points net high
RI The demand then tapercd of and
prices showed reactions OF OF points
under realizing
Every little reaction seemed to bring
IN fresh buying and the market sold w
iO ~ re tor January ana ~ 25c fui
March early in the afternoon. Or ahult
lNHb} points net higher pcaliZng again
checked the advance nt this level but
the market held within or y POINTS OF
the best around 2 O'Clock
Suot cotton firm, ~ points up sales
on the spot 97i bales. to arrive . $50. good
ordinary l6G3c. strict good ordinary
Il l3c. low middling II 63c, strict low
mddling l7ssc, middling is l3c, strict
mtddlug rs J2c. good mddlng 1880
strict good middling 1850, Receipts
l7.022, stock 2ji.S0
Cotton spot steady. MiddliCg uplonds
i9l0c; sales. 5000 bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
WHEAT RISES ANEW ON
WORLD CROP ESTIMATES
Total 1915 Production Reported IS
Percent Short of Last
Year.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'IUCAGO. Ort 81 Estimates that the
Wurlis 1915 crop WAS 90 percent short
"l hast Ncrr's totul Ird to- decided new
adv 'urr today I'm tine price of wheat con
uuulnrr of IN" druutn u Argentina tend
cd ALSO tu hu values hut q temporary
reaction WAS caused hy reports that the
weather was urS,ltlcd. Liverpool dis
patches saying NrIyils there were usui
l"l'ut acted tU,unhly lu the bears
Opening prlcrs which ranged ic to 3'gc
higher with December fll2'au ~. aud
MAY nt tlfAul,l were followed bN 20
suhstuual soih1uN but then tCosh adv
vance
Eager buying lifted corn Tho strength
was largely the result Of hullisR 'iul
conditions iu Argentina Nlrr opening
'.u@lc higher the market soggcd a llt-
tie, and then tool, another uuJuru.
oats rose with other UcrD,Is commits
sion houses snapped up nll the offerings
Provisions averaged higher. influenced hN
European demand for bard Declines Iu IN"
hog market here ftIlcd to operate ns a
complete Offset
Subsequently a hig rs" tu quotations
az Burnoy Aires brought about further
gains. rrult-ttkiur sOlr- here, however
led tu something Of u reaction The close
was unsettled with December Al SlIit
aud Mt} ~ Sl.lth lIt7s
Decreasing OF stocks here led arrrwnrD
( 10 additional strength tn" close wl'
nervous At l"sH2Ac met advance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
German Cruiser
Muenchen Damaged

BERLIN. oct l}-ll is scm-oitr.
ciallv announced that the vessel tor
pcdocd on Thursday was the small
cruiser Mucnchen which was slightly
damaged and returned to harbor
The British admiralty announced ON
Saturday that a German light cruiser
OF the holbcrg elias, had been torpcdocl
ON Ihurd,y morning m the North Sea
hy British submarine The state
mcn' said that when last seen the
cruiser wa, slcamiug slowly toward
German water, and was IN evident d,i
lculuc, The Mucuchcu wa, built iu
l"Oi and displaced $3.50 tons lhc
holbcrg IS vessel Of 1850 tons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

OPEN LETTER ABOUT OIL
George E. Black Gives His Views On the Oil
Situation In Oklahoma

! have been repeatedly asked, when
visiting Oklahoma City, How is the
oil business" The probable extension
OF development over the central and
western portions OF the state, where
heretofore hope, have been vague and
dlscouraging, is largely responsible for
this vital interest and believing that
the times are ripe for a better under
standing all around | take the liberty
OF making the following statements
In the first place the oil men realize
that in this state they have been labor
ing in wilderness Of prejudice and
misunderstanding, The oil men have
been pictured a. millionaire tax dodg
ers who spend their time in drunken
orgies 4 baSer slandcr was never NJ
tered The men engaged IN this bust
ness are our Staunche,t citizens, home
owners, liberal and loyal to every in
tereSt OF city and state They resen,
nothing more keenly than the accusa
tion that they are opposed to the public
good They rejoice, however. tina, such
accusation used for political effect is
falling short OF its mark, because m,
people are beginning TO realize that
they themselves are shareholders in
whatever profits accrue from the pro.
duction OF oil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Episcopalians Name
Social Committee

ST. LOUIS, Oct y Announcement,
Of the appointment OF a standing social
service committee headed hy the RI.
Rev Edwin :, Lines, bishop ol Newark.
IN. j., was made today from the
house OF bishops OF the Protestant lpi,
copal general convention IN session
here, The committee will cooperate
with a similar commission OF the house
OF deputies, the lower body Of the con.
ven,ion The appointment according
TO leaders OF the church. in effect
marks the approval OF the upper house
"of the responsibility which has mani.
Tested itself at this convention"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
COTTON BULGtS STRONGLY,
TRADERS BUY HEAVILY
Sentiment Bullish Chiefly Dut to Fav
oTable Dry Goods Re
port.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, oct % Cotton
bulged strongly around the opening OF
this market today, rising 35u31 points in
the FIRST half hour OF business Cables
were better than due. leading traders on
the hull side were heavy buyers aud scntt-
m"ut WAS generally hullish, chiefly be
cause OF favorable dry goods reports.
Predictions of - cents a pound by
leading operators Increased the demand
from outside sources and toward noon
july touched ~ cents The active
months rose t5atS points over last
weeks close TO within about 81 bali
III" middle of last week
There Was 70 further Increase i'm the
demand OTTER the noon hour nnd the near
months went To new high levels for thr
season At the highest IN the trading
ny io 80 prices were Ut net rise Ot
62uGl points or something more than 50
% bale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. oct - Cotton spot
strong good midding 10 9Od mtddlng
~ '6d. low mddlIng ~ sod Sales. TO-
coo; l,joO for spcculntion and export Re-
cripts, 32 Ono Futures firm. October.
10 ,llsd; October November. l0.7lisd,
November December. l07lhd: Decem-
hcr-Jnnuny, l072i2d; january February.
lOH@d; February. March, lO77isd;
March April, 0sOisd; April May, lOsid;
May june. ioS7d; Junc-July. 10 SD:
July August. 10 SGD: August September,
lob5d; September October. 99jd; Oc-
tubcr November. 3 T6d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
CHICAGO

'HI'AGD, oct 23..IlOGS Receipts
''''p. slow. ,u Toe under saturdays aver
axe. bum So9oulU25, light SeG0u ln. 30,
mixed N6'Hlo 10. heavy t't1ulo3t
rougn HGau9SO. pigs &I2IH9iu CAT
TILE Receipts 2iUuo, nrm. native beet
'alil" E61Ou / 10. western steers $t 2au
$3.50. stuckcrs ana feeders 81 1luI1,. cows
ana hciturS 81 3Odgiu. calves {iau't I -
SHEEP Receipts $4,000. steady Nrlhcrs
S,uuHN2p, lambs &N2,ulU5u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Examinations In Progress Twenty five
persons today are taking Ru examination
l"r license to practice ns nurses In ok
l1hQini. The examinations are being held
Mt st Authonys hospital The annual
nurses convention will he held AZ Mus
koE"c Wednesday and Thursday Ten to
fifteen local nurses will attend
Money Orders Stolen Money orders
numbered from 3G.1l2 to l6 500 were
stolen un October II from the postofncc
W whitewater, Kan. Local postal Off
/ clals received word Of the robbery here
today aud notified merchants and bankers
To- watch closely any orders presented
Jennlsor Appointed -Ciladya T.. Icnni-
son has been commissioned postmaster
Ht Quapaw, okla, according to notifi-
cation received this morning at the Ok
lahoma cts postofflce.
Widow to Get Insurance Death benz
~ insurance OF 81 600 viii he received hy
Mrs. Percy A. Norman, widow OF the
mail clerk killed In the train robbery
I near Bliss. from the Railway Mail assp
citation, mutual benefit organization
/ This organization has also offered re-
ward Of 5000 for the capture OF Norma n's
murderer, IN addition to the 81 600 offered
by the government
Parents to Go With sons-Wuh the
| Intention Of accompanying their sons to
the state penltentiarl at Me Alestcr, Rev
and Mrs David " knight. parents Of
John and Jesse knight. viii remain In
the city until the two men convicted OF
the murder of GeOrg" T.. Long are taken
Ia MCAlcstcr TO begin serving their SEN
tonces After that the parents viii re-
turn TO their home In Tennessee
State Reward for Robbers Governor
williams this morning issued prucla-
nation offering "a reward uf $3.50 each
for the arrest and conviction OF the four
men who held mp aud robbed the First
National bank Of CcntrnliR In addition
to this IN" state banking board viii pay
q reward Of $500 from the bank guaranty
iund FOR the arrest and conviction of
each OF the guilty persons,
Gayle TO Guthrie j. ". Gayle. auditor
for the corporation commission left this
morning for Guthrie 20 make An investi-
CATION of "A complaint alleging that the
street car bridge over Cottonwood river
at Guthrie was In u dangerous condition
and should he condemned.
County Court Kept Busy--Th county
court clerks office Fas almost swampcd
| this morning by the rush OF business In
the county court There were twenty
slN motions and probate matters all
Of minor Importance, presented to coun-
" Judge IviCk this morning
Smith Returns q. A. Smith OF
the state school hand department re-
turned this morning from Cmnrrun,
reXnA aud Reater counties where he
conducted the sale ot thirty tracts OF
state school land The land brought t27. -
s25 witch was 8llsS In excess ot a., ap-
| praised value.
Consul General Frederic W Goding
reports from GuayaQuil Ecuador, that
the first order ior machinery iot the
city watcrworks OF Cucnea. Ecuador.
has been obtained by a New York firm
Tor R,On Nncres, which a, the present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. oct % HOGS Re
,'lW' llnoo. steady. bulk ia5on 900.
h,1NN Si'nulu 10. packers and butchers
'' N"u l". light $tGnu 1905. pigs s. lo
""lu CATTLE K,c,ipts 500 Iu,Iud.
,uG 900 southcrus. steady 60 Joe higher
lllwr steers So 1uu / 40. dressed beet
-I''ie N,oou925, southern steers 81 tun
,"" COWS Naou 10. hrltcrs $ti5n'l',
slorN"rs and feeders S5U0US0u, ,rlNrs
~ '"H lN"u. SllEEr Receipts 5000.
steady Lambs Sluunli 10 5u. lrnrlurS
N, 'ouN'U, wcthurs StOonN 90. ewes 81 %
10 $50. slochcrs and feeders {55Nn1 ID.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Money and Metals
LEAD AND SPELTER.

SEW YORK, oct LEAD 1oua
5.loc SPTI.TER, strong, spot East 81
Louis delivery gSplul.c VI LONDON
LEND. no. lns SrELTEN ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Coal at Mines at
Record Prices

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Oct 2j-Bitu-
minouS coal reached $425 a ton at the
mine, here today sos a ton higher
than the customary price and proba-
hlN The hlghe.l n over commanded.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
PrOduCe--- ---PrOvSlOnS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, oct. % but
TER Creamery 33iaC. ttrstS Ao'sc. srt-
uuds poe. packing 2tisC EGGS Fltsis
1lr POULTRY Hens i6c. roosters II l1',
hruilors 2lc. kow Valley early ohios'
finn 81 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. oct % WHEAT 80 q
red llT2luI I,&1g. 80 hard Sl52lsu
] TGA, CpEN No yellow n9igcntl 0iiq
OATS standard 5lu52'c. BARLEY soc
I'D 20 a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Lyric

When llu stevens was "a boy he begged
his mothers pin money With which to buy
Wigs aud whiskrtS IT. would stand for
an htur ut u time before the mirror MAX
iug faces to represent the characters OF
which he read IN the school reader lie
read RIP Van Wrinkle lie aftcrward
saw the dean Of American actors. lo.
s"ph Jefferson. play the part Of Rip Later
he h"citn" IA" personal friend and stu
dent ot jefferson and today gives the
most t"rvcut doltucation Of Rip on the
American stage. His offerings ut tho
Lyric are we'll worth seeing There ar.
four other acts on the bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

\ young woman in Pittsburgh wa,
recently looking at material in ON,
OF that clW'S leading dry. goods store,
in an attempt To ,cleGL what wuul,
make an attractive skirt Tor the sea.
shore The clerk rather S,rcnuou,l,
suggested the availability OF several pat.
ems
But said the Young woman. the,
are rather loud don't YOU think"
Without a glimmcr OF a smile. anc
in perfectly correct tone Tor, sales.
man to assume, he replied
"lho loud for awning, Just right ior
skirts"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
100000 New York
Persons Use Drugs

NEW YORK. Oct p More thar
2OOOo0 persons IN thi, city Use habit
forming drugs. reports Distric, A,tor
Icy Swami Most OF these drugs pass
through the hand, OF twenty large dis
trihutorS, some ot whom are woven
says the district attorney He cSu-
mates the combined profits OF this trai-
tic at $SOOOOO year Rich and poor
educated and ignorant alike, are IN
cudcd among the victims
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Leased Area OF Oklahoma.

In an interesting article in las, Sun
days. Oklahoman the claim was made
that three-iour,hs OF the state is leased
for oil and gas purposes This perhaps
is too high an estimate. though leasing
activity has been extending out to the
extreme western limits OF Oklahoma
Vast sums OF money have been paid Ia
the farmers for their leases The
farmers are the only sure winners in
the oil game and its greatest beneii-
ciaries However, ii such development,
is to continue it mus, be because the
period OF hostility through which the
state has passed shall be succeeded by
ono ot friendly co cooperation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Majestic.

Patho's wonderful series picture who's
Guilty''; Poultry Ia Mode. ~ comedy
scream. and Cnrtes DE Hnveus limo
my Dohl"s' story ARE on tOday'a pro-
gram. Tomorrow a biz western feature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
REPRESENTATIVE CATTLE SALES.


HOGS Although no decisive changes In
prices were noted around western mar
kets today II WAS an up and down affair.
some closing higher and others lower.
Locally It was fairly lively market, but
generally a nickel lower than the closing
on SATURDAY. Receipts were ON the mod
crate order. approximately $500 head
coming Top was tlOOi for couple ot
loads. white the bulk sold 50 ltu 10 02i2
ClosInu Quotations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
Liberty

Milton Sohustcr. Ytddish comedian.
created more fun AT the opening oi tho
weeks new attraction At the Liberty sun
day than In amy Of his previous roper.
toiro bills. "Thc Maid From Mexico
is sntlrc Of our relations with Mexico
Schustor acts AZ aide to a captain and in
company with his "pnl." irish. gets away
with big share of the comedy honors
New costumes and songs provided the
chorus with an opportunity to do soma
very capable work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Sell it through the little Want Nd,
Costs ttillc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Consul General Frederic " Goding
reports from GuayaQuil, Ecuador, that
the first order ior machinery iot the
city watcrworks OF Cucnea. Ecuador.
has been obtained by New York firm
Tor j2,ONO Ncres which a, the present
cate ol exchange equals SlJ,S9.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
@%eTHEATRES
Enpress.

Empress.
T. H. ioland. manager Of the Empress,
announces To the public that II has al
WAYS been thr policy Of the thcater Ia
thoroughly funigate each week aud that
the house wns thoroughly dislnfectrd
saturday night. The ventilation system
ihsures "a complete change of air In the
nous" every eight minutes. Disease
germs are AZ scarce In the Empress as uu
the street, The Tuesday and Wcdnes
day offering will hc Henry B Walthall
IN The Pillars of Society" "A Trinngle
adaptation Of Henrik lhsen's startling
drama Tonight. Valentine Grant IN
me Daughter OF MacGregor
Folly.
Largo crowds witnessed \ splendid mid.
season vaudeville btll SUNDAY at the Fol.
" thtnpr and vigorously applRuded every
act 1t was the opening OF the winter
season At least three numbers on the
blll ARE hig time speclultcs Ruth and
hlt clark, two dainty girls. offered a
dainty bit Of song La Nettc and stew
rms, phNsic novelties. Twelve Zouavns
Nile. Rosa's cats and monkeys. and tho
li1yshl troupe OF five Jups. are on the
program William faruum appeared Ia
The Man From Bitter Roots =" drnm-
att, Fox feature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
A Common Misunderstanding

" misunderstanding has existed in
the minds OF the people on account o'
the false charge that the oil production
OF Oklahoma is controlled by the Stan
dard oil company This is absurd, for
only about N percent is owned by the
Standard Burdens imposed on oil pro.
duc,ion do not hurt this organization
but discourage and injure the indcpcnd
ent producers tnd the farmers who are
our own good citizens II IS true a
few men have made considerable money
hy producing oil, but two-,hirdS ot
them who venture into this hazardous
business fail You never hear OF the
boys who lose They quietly go to
work and keep their story to them
selves Some winners iool,shly vaun,
their success and the impression goes
out ,ha, il is an easy game No, so, the
fellow who stakes his all delving down
into the bowels ot the earth TO bring
forth this much needed product, which
benefits all mankind merits our sym.
pa,hy and respect Many times a mort
gage - placed on the nome to carry on
this work Those who revile this class
of men deserve the condemnation Of all
fair minded men
Contrast sHere and Elsewhere.
In Canada and most other foreign
countries a subsidy Is actually paid on
oil production Of course the oil men here
do not ask anything Of this kind They
do believe that they are taxed too high
The taxes IN Oklahoma are more than
double the levies IN any other state
They are willing and ready at all times
TO pay a reasonable and fair share
Unjust and excessive taxes tend To
drive out oil men Jus, the same as
similar injustice would tend TO elm
mate those engaged in any other in.
dustty. When Il comes TO the tax mat
ters We are all about the sane.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Turn that old furniture into money
Times Want Ad, will do It.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Jennlsor Appointed GLADYS T.. Icnni
son has been commissioned postmaste ri
AT Quapaw, okla, according TO notin
cation received this morning at the OK
lhhoma cts postofflce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23

Money Orders Stolen Money orders
numbered from 3G1l2 to yB 500. were
stolen un October II from the postoffcc
~ Whitewater, Kan Local postal Off
cials received word Of the robbery here
today aud notified merchants and bankers
to watch closely any orders presented
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-23
CiWTY;BRIEfiS' ny Bi


Examinations In PROGRESS Twenty five
persons today are taking nm examination
ior license To practice ns nurses In ok
lihQlni. The examinations are being held
at st Anthonys hospital The annual
nurses convention viii he held AZ Mus
hos'r wednesday and Thursday Ten TO
ificcu local nurses will attend