davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
FRESH FRUITS

Trade was quiet. but offerings OF desirable
stock were only moderate ana values generally
ruled steady, az follows; Apples, per bbl.-
Jonathan, S4u45O; Blush, S8W4; Grimes
Golden, 50. i5&s50i smskehouse s2 5&s'50.
s56 wealthy ss 500 VS.; Yors ImpeSIa seP2IY
i225Q275i Ben Davis, sada 90. fair 10 sood
hamper--Fancy. 75e@sii fair 10 good. a5 a she
ounces; New York Per Dbl No. !, sA5O@5:
t2d5gsoo PinsaPples per crate. Porto Rico
$50; do. d9, per craie t26e.iOj do. Jersey per
crate, s2S&s.sto Psaehss. New York, per
40 Pears New York, pei. bush. hamper
lett No. / III % q 80; Bartlett, No. 2 bOc
hss. hhssTs NeT York nn.' sartlet.' per bbl, $40 Q5
eOo; Concord per Alb, basket, 1i012I a.
Grapes. New York, Concord per 2O-b. basket,
son, 2oQ25c; prune. 25Qs5ei green case, so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm. but there was little
trading. Quotations follow: City beef. in sets.
smoked and air-dried. 34c; western beef I'm sets,
smoked 34c city beef; knuckles and tenders
smoked and air dried. 35c; beef hams $2S ~ 80:
pork. family, s2s @ 20. 80; hams, S. F. cured
loose s 2og2Oh Ct DC. skinned, loose. 21 @2lh G.
city cured. as to brand and average 21h c; hams.
smoked, western cured, 21h C; do. boiled. bone.
loose Ils c, do. smoked 1bh c; bellies, in pickle,
bacon. as 70. brand and average. city cured
IA nv C; breakfast bacon. western cured 22h c;
tubs. l0%e G; lard pure city. kettle rendered
IN tcs.. l6Ac; lard. pure city. kettle rendered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

billion-dollar mark during September, after
falling little below In August. The total
Tor this month was ,076.781.l23. against
te9s .42Q,l 100 in August and s7S7. .0Bs 267 in
september Of last year. For nine months
the total Is $o.20b. .sss.740, compared with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
ANOTHER GAIN IN cLEARINGs
Increase of 26 Per Cent in Week-PhiI-
adelphia Sixth

A further increase In bank olearings
throughout the country occurred during
the last week. the gain being z6 per cent
bringing the total up 10 $5,S53, ,469.279
compared with s4.647420,551. In the cor.
responding week Of last year Phiiadel.
phia stood sixth in the matter Of increase.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

nsTksis 70 % s ~ iSwe1 Nsss s ssd ssSs
issss wv: ssi ss sS1oS foSsai' foS3sa' biss' sG'
g fqk sYissx ,tsIpso ao's' COO. Mark.,s w.sk
ssIs: ~ ssase ss.s az y ~ ds s.a: ;
- 80. "a ...;''s s;'''' i fs.f:'' sss:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

10000 shares last saturday. this week, 16S, $50
shares; last week. 1891 shares.
BONDS Net
High Low Close chge
$4,000 El&P Tr 4s 8ON sOsS sOA r "
1O5OO Tx S inc Is ssh ss ssM + N
5000 Pa Co cons
4las ...1O5k 1857 1851 ..
1000 y II Inv 5s 7Oh 7Oh 5OA r "a
100 Wells Co 5s % 90 90 ~
Total sales. S22. 600, compared with $40, 900
S252 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
LIVERPOOL Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Sept so.-spot cotton was
dull today at points advance on the
basis OF 947d for mid-upiands. The sales
1aggregated 1000 bales, including 1850
fbales American. The imports were 1900
fbales, all American. Futures closed easy
at net decline OF points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
VEGETABLES

white potatoes were ouiet but ruled a shade
yssesables were gensgslly quiet and barely
y.saIay nIa qg2.st2yHsk v yn,k Wnits pota,oes PsPgs
70. White potatoes, Jersey. per basket. 10 q
Ss,.,os. MS b;sSs,. bb;ISS5 aSS MS sisis6 sweet
f5@90c. Sweet POTATOES Jersey. Der & bnnFtHsr. bFpHssr.
hss;. No, y; oY2,YsyYeih No sS9S5e. Onions per
2'So Saooase' domestic, per ton. s450bO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
MINING STOCKS
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Coffee future
opened irregular today 3 points higher %
points lower. Sales on the call were se''
bags.
The coffee market developed into qu'ss
affair after the opening, with little se'n.
pressure in evidence, which caused pf'c'.
to sag a little from the opening level, pen1
2 to points net lower at IL o'clock.
The selling was thought to be party ~
importers against recent purchases
Brazil. The local spot market was s'sA'''
with prices nominally unchanged.
Todsy's Today's fesssfa.'' s,o,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
BAR sILyER

Bar silver was quoted in London today
At 71Hd. "a lid.
coppntrf'al bar silver MAS quoted In New
York Al fyHe. iqsa of 4c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank cearngs today compared with CORE
spending day last two years.:
1916 1918
Boston S5G, 753. Gao Si5. .0I4. .O1s S26 as,i peo
hiladelphia. 48. 27O 500 81. 800. 900 30 445 al
New York .G9i 565,O5s 6s5,155,53O 282Sis,7ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
Cotton statistics

NEW x2aK, SEPT; so---'rhs statistical posi-
<~ ~ This week Last week last .yesr
81 ss'Ss sisas 1s ssS 20 sss55iAAssss ssSss lisasB
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

BUTTER--As usual the last day of the
week there was little wholesale trading. but Of
ferings were light and values ruled firm, Follow,
ing are the quotations: Western solid packed
creamery. fancy, specials, 31c; extra, 80 al 38c;
extra nrsts, "a Nc; firsts, 33h @34c; seconds,
extra 36 a 37c; do. firss, "a a 35cs do, seconds,
W44c.
EGGS-The market ruled firm under light
OFFERINGS and fair demand for desirable stock
Learby extra, 37c per doz.; nearby hrsts,
$1,000 per standard case; nearby current re-
eepts, 500 per case; western extras.
SIC per doz.; western extra nrsts. S1O5O
per case; do frsts So a 10 20 per case. re-
frigerator eggs. extra, $9.0 per case; do. hrsts
$9@e.30; do seconds IS. 104S.70 per case:
at 42444c per ,doz.
CHEESE-onerings were light ard values were
well maintained with trade fair. Quotations: New
York, full cream. fancy, 20% m2io do, do, fair
70 good. 20 q 20la G: do. part skins. II q lOc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
NEM YORK RuTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. sept 00-BuTTER--neo
rpl'<.r.. n.etz 1q,el... ee2'etlen. UNCHANGED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
COTTON is STEADY,
WITH CABLES POOR
Wall Street Purchases Largest
Amount-Room Traders
Principal Sellers

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. Sept. 30.--it was colder in
was reported at Little Rock.
The following temperntures were recorded;
AsheViIle, 42; Nashville, Birmingham, Meri.
dian, vlcksburg, Memphis. Little Rock and
Fort Smith; 40; Shreveport, oklahoma1
cry and Raleigh, 4sl Mobile. Pensacola and
Wilmington. 5si Abilene. San Antonio, Au,
ThOmasville, So; Charleston. SO; Galveston;
62i Jacksonville and Savannah, 81, and
Tampa, 10.
The following .preclpltation was reported.
20 inch at Raleigh. IA inch at Wilmington
and .54 inch at Charleston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
FINANCIAL NEWS
PROPOSED CHANGE IN SUBMARINE
POLICY USED TO DEPRESS PRICES
Flood of Selling Orders Causes Declines Ranging From
One to About Five Points-Recoveries Are
in Order Late in Day
Hioh Points in Todav's Financial Neps

Stock subjected selling resulting generally
prices Liquidation due to fears Of change In German submarine poy
Buying orders improved weat Cotton steady Foreign crchdnoe business
loans hae surplus fell both Bdnk earng Of country
ower. Reading, Norfolk Central Chesapeake and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
POULTRY

L1vE-Demand was more active Jewish
buyers again appearing on the street and
values were ,hr1ly held. op9tations are
ROSTERS 14q l5c; spring chickens, according to
quality, II 1yc; White Leghorns according to
quality. l5@17ei ducks, as to size and quality
loW17c; pigeons. old, per pair. 20Q2se; do.
young. per pair, 1SU22c.
DREssED-The market ruled firm; with de-
maid equal to the offerings OF fine stock. Quo
tations follow Fresh-kilied, dry-packed fowls,
DO %esSiSg ~ as lbs ranSE apiece ssssf ss% e. do
Weighing 4 Tbs. apiece. 2se; do. weighing az
20q2lci fowls in bills ice packed. fancy dry
picked-Northern Indiana and Illinois, weigh
Ipg 4@5 his; apiece. ,2se' Southern Indiana and
Ilin9s. weighing 4Q5 lbs apiece. 22h c:
smaller sizes i9Y22c: old roosters dry;plcked,
lbs. and over, per pair. "a q 3Sc; broiiins Chick.
, en-. western weighing 8V4 lbs. per pair. me;
2ie: DO, mixed sizes q a 22c; brollers. Jer-
Weighing ~ o. Tbs. spisse; 2S gs9e: brollsrs,
sDr1g Ss r a iSc - ms SQUADS per wsIgR
ing 9gl0 lbs. per dozen. s4,s5Qb.50i DO,
ms lbs per @ dozen tsso Ss7s4 do' oO weishins tin
6@Bh lbs. per dozen. s27502.DO: dark. W 80
U2.9O. small and No. p.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market quiet but steady. Refiners
powdered, 6.SO96. s5c; confectioners' A. 5000
6.O0c; soft grades. 5.95 az 6.60c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

Bradstreet's says: Trade Is active. more
80 than evers Industry Is still at capacity
limits, commodity prices are al new high
levels, bank clearlngs break all records for
this time OF year, export trade Is doing like
wise and so large u the volume of orders
booked ahead that producers rather than
buyers are now IN many lines picking times
and places Of delivery"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
Local Reserye Bank Statement

The statement OF the PHILADELPHIA Federal
Reserve Bank for the week ending September 20
1916 is follows:
RESOURCES
Gan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

The Bay state street Railway Company
reports operating revenue during year ended
June 30 Of te,710,6O9, as against fe53o. .b2S
the preVlous year Net decreased from
ie.Bis.2os 70 s2'oss,5ss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

Commercial failures this week in the
United States were 264, against 2s9 last
week. 264 the preceding week and sS1 in the
corresponding week last year. Failures In
Canada number 33, against 16 last week,
80 IN the preceding week and 43 last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

Total sales. ss.159. 900, eompered with 81,
last week, S25,l20. 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

Gross earnlnsf Of thirty railroads during
iho third week of September ntro <IIt11I
~. an Increase Of <i's7s'Azi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
EVENING LEDGER SATURDAY,
WHEAT IMPROVES
ON BUYING ORDERS
Expect Large Shipments From
America to United Kingdom.
Argentina Weather Bad
GRAIN BELr WEATHER FORECAST


CHICAGO, Sent. 3O.--rhe weather fore
cast for thlrty-six hours follows!
nllnols-falr tonight and tomorrow, ris-
Ing temperatures.
Missouri--Fair tonight and probably t9-
morrow. warmer tonight and east and south
tomorrow.
Miaconsin--Fair tonight and probably to-
morrow. rising Temperature. fresh 20 strong
south 70 southwest winds.
Minnesotn--Talr and warmer tonighti to-
morrow. Increasing cloudincss. probably un-
settled north. cooler west fresh 20 etronG
southwest winds.
Iowa--Fair tonIght and probably tomor-
row, warmer tonight and east tomorrow
cooler northwest Sunday. .
North Dakota = Increasing cloudine.s,
probably showers tomorrow and west to-
nlsht. warmer east and cooler northwest to-
night.
South Dakota--partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow, warmer east and central ana
cooler extreme southwest tOniEhti cooler To-
morrow.
Nebraska--JsenernIly falr tonight and to-
morrow. warmer tonight, eNccpt extreme
northwest, cooler tomorrow afternoon.
Eansns-Oencrally fair tonight and TO-
morrow, warmer tOnlght. cooler north To-
m0rrOW.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
Financial Briefs

Operating and other income OF the At
lantic, Gulf and West Indies steamship
Lines during July totaled 1924 ,996 an in
crease OF Sl.643,97l over July, 1915. Net
s77s164 TO ssps,s20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
The Kn0cker
And His Value
By ABNER DAVIS.

the knock the
That the knoeker in Oklahoma City has used the Abner Davis fa
Oklahoma
and the
holding
hardship They been
has kept ambition
keepn come back
tor t
knowing
crown efforts
%
in maad that
lars a with the and a
Knocker continue
battle
have undertaken
do make bigger
Pyramid Abner
will prevail.
from its rue Merit win
ABNER DAVIS e.
Brosdws CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13

mcnt Of the shoulder, the way a girl
walk, But it is alway, there, and
every man recognizes 1t on sight
When girl IS spoken to by a
strange man she always has her.
self 10 blame A dlgniled woman,
who keeps her eyes before her and
attends to her own affairs, can 60
around the world wl,hou, ever be-
ing looked at, or spoken TO, save
with respect, by a single man She
Is safe as long as she doesn't hang
out the Irritation signal"
Pleasing q Woman.
And how should a man go abou,
pleasing woman asked
"A woman" replied Oliver Os-
borne, whose armor OF conquest
consisted OF two trunks OF suits.
with sixty eight silk shirts and
pairs OF socks, and bushels OF neck
ties and other sartorial svlcndors,
"a woman likes to see a man well
dressed and prosperous looking
''ln fact" he went on, Il think
one ot the main reasons that hus-
bands and wives get tired OF each
other is because they don't pay
enough attention TO dress. A man
comes home in the evening to find
his wife slouching around IN
soiled and mussed old wrapper, and
he gets to thinking OF some trim
little girl in his office. or some
well.dreSsed young woman he saw
on the street, and he goes out to
ind a more attractive looking
companion than his wife And the
woman sees her husband untdy-
looking in rumpled suits, and she
wonders whatever made her think
she was in love with him and mar
~ him You have TO keep putting
wood on the fire to keep i, burn
ing, and keep feeding love with
something TO inspire love II you
wan, 1t to last" added Oliver Os-
borne, epigrammatically.
ats a Gift, Boys"
But, after all" he said. in CON
clusion, mo one knows what makes
man fascinating to women. It's
just a gift, as | said it was. If
YOU have got II you have got il,
and II you haven't nobody can
teach It to you"
And there you are, gentlemen. TT
power to hypnotic the female of
the species is gift, and, consid-
ering the plight to which it has
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13

TO get into a Irritation with me. or
opening conversation with me II
walk on the street women will
pas me ard then turn around and
come back to pass me again
women who are digniied, respect
able women. too. who are not
given 10 that sort ot thing
Can't Help It,
They tell me tLat they can't
help lt--that they don't know
them,clve, what 1, the thing about
me- that attracted them It's just =
gilt ! have had more than a
thousand women propose marriage
to my, many Of them wealthy wom-
en- ,.o and women q fine social
position "
you couldn't marry them all,
could YOU" said ,ympathetically
NO. he replied 81 never mar
RED hul one woman, and wish
hadn't done that"
How do YOU 20 about faScinat-
my a woman and winning her at
iccrom'' inquired
Merely Looks willing.
"Oh, ltS easy; dead easy" re-
Piled Oliver Osborne, with an airy
wave ot the hand Women are
so anXlou, to love and be loved
that all that man has TO do is To-
sit around and look willing They
will do the rest Of the love.mak
ing.
And women's vanity helps
man out lot too. II you pay a
girl any attention and are kind
and nice to her at all, she thinks
YOU are IN love with her, and it
you take her about bit she is
sure YOU arc going to propose and
il YOU don't hurry up. She will beat
You 10 IT. and pop the question
herself
All women want to be flattcred
and made love to. and TO marry,
and the older they arc the more
they want u, and the less sense
they have got about men, and the
easier they are to win
Want Little Attentions.
Women also like little atten-
tlunS--a man to help them on with
,hfir coats the proper way, and to
pick up their handkerchieis and so
on It's funny bu, women will
do without the big thing in life If
Won will give them the little
things
And when you are with a wom-
an LEI her do the talking Just
be good listener, and put in
question now and then to keep her
going You can keep from com
mltting yourself in that way, and
she is so busy listening l. herself
She doesn't find on; YOU ace not
saving anything
Always tell woman that she
is beautiful and different from
other women, and she will think
YOU are a man OF deep penetra-
ton, and that YOU are the first one
who ever really understood her.
How to Flirt
AS for filtration, especially street
filtration, the woman invariably
starts that No man dares speak to
woman unless she has passed him
the high sign, This sign may be
smile a glance OF the eyes, a move
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
BY DOROTHY DIX.

- 'fo'NC -
NEW YORK. Dee l5-"The
ability TO iascinate Yomeu is Just
gllt | don't know myself Just
how to d. It, Magnetism, probably
Ii you have / YOU have IT II you
haven't It, nobody can teach II To
YOU"
In these Encouraging word, did
Oliver Oshornc--alias Charlie WaN
in real life who holds the worlds
record aS a heart ma,hcr, and 10
whom life has been Just one love
after another, unioldcd TO me his
philosophy Of the gentle art OF ilir-
tatlon
Oliver Osborne ! am going 10
call him that because he looks
Oliver Osborne, even # he doesn't
look Jim OShorur--iS man Who
speaks OF affairs OF the heart with
the voice ot authority. for he al.
mltS to having had more than 2OO
bouts with Cupid that he can call
10 mind az the moment with in
Vulnerable lesser engagement, that
have Tipped his memory More
over he has wandered this wide
world over taking toll OF rosy lips
"a he has gone. The girls OF his
native land the laSsic of England
and the demoSelles OF France,
the du,ky beauties Of Madagascar
and the lar off Philippine. have
all listened to his woolng and fall
en- for it--and each has added to his
knowledge ot how to win the fair
sex because, like Mr Kiplng'S
hero, he learned about women
from her"
Personally, Oliver Osborne is a
fine looking upsta~ng chap,
with big. broad shoulders, the
swarthy complexion Of one who
has lived much under tropic suns,
and set Of teeth TO make a dem
tist die of sheer chagrln In addi-
tion he has grayiSh brown eyes with
mere twinkle in them, Sunny
Jim smile that won't come oil and
he simply radatcS super abundant
health and strength and vitality
and good nature
Women are mostly wccpy pcey-
i'h folk with a rainy.dly outlook
on life, so It isn't hard to under
stand how this big, Jolly. optimis-
tic fellow, with his good clothes
and his swagger, had to walk
whistlng down the street and maid
and matron got up and followed
lie is the perfect type OF the grace
less. consCienccleSS scamp with
roguish eye and wedding
tongue and way with him that
no daughter OF Eve seems able to
resist--that mothers and wives take
in boarders to support And dotlng
old auntS leave their money TO, and
that other women are hypnot,ed
into trusting with their bankbooks.
Pursued by Many.
Such is Oliver Osborne and he
talks oi his love episodes, con
amorc, so 10 speak
Women have always loved me"
he said, quite simply Il don't
know why, because | have never
taken any particular pains to please
thcm--not nearly so much as many
men they wosf look al. but | can't
ride dozen blocks on the street
cars without some woman trying
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
FIVE ARE GIVEN
HEAVY PENALTY
Jail Sentence and Fine Of 500
Pronounced,

One hundred and seventy half pjrt'
OF whisky were introduced as evidence
ir the cases Of Luther Lawrence and
Webb High, charged with Transporting
in the city court this morning Judge
Splitter assessed 800 and 20" pcnaltc,
IN each case.
Question was raised by Forrest
Hughes. attorney for High, as to who,h
er the bottles, in fact contained whisky
Proof on this matter was furnished
by Roy cog,wclI. head OF the raidlng
squad and booze 'alienist" He said
he had tasted the fluid and knew II was
the real thing
Nlnety-ninc dollars and ninety pun.
i,hmen, was meted out TO Hans and
Lena Rasmussen, 100 Yves, Reno ave
nue., on charges OF maintaining George
Ross, negro. "a East Third street Tor
maintaining { II Young 24R Wes;
California avenue, charged with opei
atlng a gambling Joint.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13

Heartburn is symptom Of indiges.
ton Take a dose Of HERBlNE in
such cases The pain disappears in
stantly The bowels operate speedily
and you feel fine. vigorous and cheer
full Price Soc, Sold by all druggists
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13

Vienna, which occupies such a prom.
incnt place in the news of the day
has history dating back to the early
days Of the Christian era. when the
Romans, as they spread Nheir empire
north and cast, reached the banks OF
the Danube
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13
FASCINATING WOMEN IS GIFT;
IT CAN'T Be TAUGHT, DECLARES
CHAMPION OF HEART SMASHERS

Oliver Osborne Tells Dorothy Dix His
Bouts With Cupid Number More Than
Two Hundred Has Received Thousand
Proposals of Marriage from Women.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-13

PYRAMID SYNDICATE Abner Davis President io4 North Brosdw.
Our Pyramid Builders will gladly explain Pmdmg oil the Pm
w H Sadlr Wash Hudson Henry Scaled f. Myers Mrs Ina Hatfield