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Evening journal., 1916-10-11
MR.. AND MRS. CASEY
MARRIED 80 Years
Venerable Couple Celebrate
Happy Event With Their
Ten Children
PURSE OF GOLD
FOR AGED COUPLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Casey, Of
Henry CLAY. on the Kennett PIKE
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary on Monday The observ-
ance of the day began at 730 o'clock,
when the elderly couple, accompanied
by their ten children, attended mass
in st. Joseph's r. G. Church, where
the couple were married half CEN
tury ago.
A reception. continuing through
the day. brought a host Of the friends
of the couple to the house. Among
the gifts with which Mr.. and Mrs.
Casey were remembered was a purse
of gold. A happy surprise for Mrs.
Casey was the presence at the recep-
ton of her two sisters, whom she had
not seen in years, Miss ANNA E.
Kirk. of Dayton, Ohio, and Mrs. M. A.
Carey, Of New York.
Mr.. Casey was born in Ireland,
but came to. this country when quite
young. His early days were spent in
Pennsylvania, but for the past forty
years he has been in the employ OF
Alfred I. DUPONT. He is 72 years old.
Mrs. Casey was born at duPont's
Banks 73 years ago. Both are well
known in the section where they re-
side and have a host of friends. They
are enjoying the best of health.
A source Of qualification to them
on Monday was the presence with
them of their children who are Miss
Name Casey, Miss Anna Casey, Miss
Nellie Casey, Miss Josephine Casey
Miss Theresa Casey, Mrs Patrick
Kelleher. Mrs. c. A. Gibiason, Daniel
Casey, William Casey and James
Casey
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
= Am A. M. COMMITTEES.

Grand Master Stuart ]. Horn or the
Delaware Grand Lodge Of Masons, an,
nouuces the following appointment oi
committees 10 serve during the ensu'
ing Masonic year. 49,
Foreign correspondence committee
Harry ]. Guthrie, Harry Mayer An
drew u SanbOrn, A. PAU hoplhs0n
William B. Derrickson.
FINANCE committee-Samuel q
cie3yer william NJ. Mask, Jr', WI
liam II. Weeks Haldeman {. STOUT
James F. Price.
Rv.laws ommittee-Thomas J. Day
Francis Deli Janvier. George NJ
Fisher.
Credentials committee-John W
MaclSlem. Andrew l. Johnson, VIII
liam d. King, Jr
Thomas II Melvin, Charles NJ. ALI
mond. william II. Wilson.
Grand reserve fund committee
Wilmer Palmer. Moro Mcmillan, An
drew j. Lynch.
Grand lodge library committee
Joseph c. Jolls William, F. Hoey. Ed
ward G. Walls.
Jurisprudence committee. Paul
Lukens J. Harmer Rile. L. IRVING
Handy. Edward p. Mode, Joseph Stu
art
Work committee Charles L. Nor
gan, George B Hvnson. James n.
L'Hvd Neal B. Seminar. J. Harry
Berllc.
Necrology committee-.william J..
Rowan. Henry T. Beers. Jr.. Burton
g. Cannon.
Past grand masters apron Jewel
and nortra't-Harry W Lowe. Geor~e
II Bennett c Ferris Jenison
Printing committee. Bavard
Hearn. c. Herbert Neuze. Harry Y
Guthrie
Records Frank B
Newell, Ralph F. Swarts. Harry ]
Guthrie .-- --.
Grand instructor OF work-Harry
F. Newlin.
REPRESENTATIVE to George Washing.
ton Masonic National Memorial Asso
.ciation-Harrv. j. Guthrie
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
MEN,S CLASS nFFICFRS-

The Mems Class of West Presby-
terian Sunday School has elected the
following officers: Isaac S. Baird.
honorary president: Ralph ~ Holley,
president; J. e. Fuller. first vice
president; ]. e. Krauss. second vice
president; J. r. Hudson. third vice
president; c. T. Hartman, secretary;
William S. Jourdan, financial secre-
tary; Philip McRae, treasurer; John
Motfatt, roll secretary; Joseph Dillon
and Horace A. Allen. ushers' COM
mittee: Frank Mitchell. chorister;
Rev. U. F. Smiley. r. n. Holley, J..
p. Fuller, J. E. Krauss. Philip Nc
Rae, executive committee.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
DEATHS.
Mildred May B. Read.
John 9. webb.
ROSanna DOuqhprtv


READ-In this city, on October 10. 1915
Mildred May b., daughter Of Henry AM
Mabel Read, in her sixth year
Relatives and friends Of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral services az he
parents residence. No. 2133 Market street
on Thursday afternoon, October ~, at
o'oclock. lnterment at Riverview cemetery
WEBB-At Marshallton, Del. on October z
1916, John G. Webb, aged 80 years.
Relatives, friends Diamond Lodge, No
10, X. Of p, and Ivanhoe Castle, No 21
X. G.. E., are invited TO attend the funera
services at the residence OF his daughter
Mrs. Mary f. Crouch, at Marshallton. on
Thursday afternoon October 10. az
o clock. 1nterment at St. James cemetery
Newport
DOUGHERTY In this city, on Octo
ber II, 1916, Rosanna, widow of Den
mis- Dougherty.
Relatives and friends are invited +
attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No. 1929 Scott street, on Satu
day morning, October IA. at o'clocl
Solemn requiem mass at st. Anne
Church. Intement at st. Josephs GENE
terry.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
PENNsY PROPERTY.

Uf1claIs OF the PennsYlVania Rail-
road Company are on the semi-annual
bridge and building inspection. which
will continue for four days. The Del
aware division is being visited by
these officials.
The general superintendent's in
spection over the entire p, B. and W.
system, including the Baltimore. Mary
land with Media branch) and Della
ware divisions will take place two
days next week
The date for the bridge and build
ing inspection Of the Maryland divi-
sion has not yet been fixed, but IL
will be made some time this month.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
QUEEN DE DANsE.

A large gathering of young folks
greeted Professor Dawson last night
at his grand opening for beginners at
the Queen de Danse, and all were well
pleased at Professor Dawson's meth
DDS of teaching Tonight he. adver-
tises a grand opening reception
dance, music TO be furnished by Brad
ford's four-piece orchestra. A good
time is assured all dancers.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
BUILDING PERMITS,

Building Inspector Preston issued
the following permits today: Nos.
1306-0S Duncan street, store room and
garage. Eagle Storage Company. own
ers. $500; rear Nos. 715-17-19 East
Fifth street, concrete building. War
rem Dougherty Leather Company
owners, N. Smith BARLEY, contractor,
S1,7O0.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
A GERMICIDE

Never forget that Brazilian Balm /,
a germicide. Herein lies its power il
Grip, Catarrh, Asthma, Sore Throat
stubborn Coughs, Pneumonia, Typhoid
Scarlet Fever, Measles, Whoopins
Cough, Chicken Pox. Mumps; even pre-
venting Diphtheria and Smallpox; with
out a failure in ss years.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
LOCAL SECURITIES MARkEI
STOCK MARKET
STOCKS ADVANCE,

BY The United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. ll.-Advances Of a
half TO a full point were made during
early trading on the Stock Exchange
today. U. S. Steel sold at ll2 3-s, up
l-2, American Locomotive sold up I
point, Union Pacific rs and Coppers
made small gains.
By 1890 readjustments caused de
clines. Steel dropped back to Ill 5-S.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
WHIT CLAY CRFFK sTPpFR.,

The annual noultry supper OF
White CLAY Greek PRESBYTERIAN
Church will be held tomorrow even
ing Automobiles viii meet trolley
cars from Wilmington at Stanton at
$50 and $50 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11

Many housewives either answer en-.
peais OF domestics out OF work, or send
for them themselves through a Want
Ad OF their own. They are always
satisfied IL thew use the Want IA
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
roo LAVE TO CLASSIFY.

W ANTED-A FEW YOUNG MEN AS
w route drivers. Apply Thursday, o
a. m, Pennsylvania avenue and Lincoln
street Freebooter Bakery. octll-lt
Evening journal., 1916-10-11
MALL MISSION Takes
IN TWO new MEMBERS

At the home Of Mrs. William L. Pet
tingill. No. 1928 West Seventh street
yesterday afternoon. a meeting of the
McAll Mission was held. About twen-
ty members attended. Two new mem
bers we're reported making the total
membership about fifty. The treas
urer reported 81 in the contingent
fund. An invitation to the president,
Mrs. Fannie Robinson, or repre-
sentative Of the auxiliary to attend
meeting to be held on October %
at the Ansonia Apartments, in New
York City, which is the home of Mrs.
Parkhurst, the national president of
the McAll Mission, was read. Sew
eral new subscribers were secured
to the McAll Record. Following the
meeting the members were delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Pettingill.
be as follows: 10 a. m, at Miss Caste.
Evening journal., 1916-10-11

be as follows: 10 a. m, at Miss Caste
lows, No. 917 North Jackson street.
led by Mrs. Clase; at the home of
Mrs. Stewart, No 1929 Clayton street,
led by Mr.. Clase.
Northern light., 1916-06-01
COME HOME
Cuc ( Josh

a l. Ike Mich. vessel discussing re- ligion She said, I am a member of q church, but can not say that I really ell joy religion But a,e you sure you are i'll tolcl with the Saviour? You know that the Bible says, Her ways are the ways of pleasantiess and all her paths are peace 'Doyou believe that yol area saved person. 'Idonot know she replied. Do you not think yoi ought tobe sure when so much depends upon 1t your eternal Welfareo Are we supposed to hnc7e. NY frie1d, do you believe that God will save repeatilg sinner and then leave him in the dark in other words 1ot let him know that he IS saved? God $ word states, We hNo7f we have passed from delth unto life, because we love the brethren, .. And he that keepeth his command ments dWe.ielh iii Linn, 0llG he in him And hereby we hHo7' that he abiGetl il lis, by the Spirit which he hath given us. Hereby i;l oW we that we dwell in him, al.d he in us because he hath given us lis Spirit v
 Acc ordiag to the scripture cited (ces it not look as tho Cod intenGs that we shall hWo7r where we stand' As Sam Jones aptiy pat it. If you are slved and dou' know it you might lose your salvation and not know it.
 Yes see, thank you very much, she replied and passed to her state room was about to turn when a man put his hand OH my arm and said, Excuse me sir for listening to yOur exclamation of the Bible. but
Northern light., 1916-06-01

The truth see'ns to far away. 1'm married man; 1 have grown so:l and he loves me, and he watches me, would like to be good example. I III travellng man by profession. have trlveled all o.'er the IT. S My boy has head me tell of my travels.
 About gear ago he left home;left no word as to where he was going; just pulled up and left a good home and a father and mother that adored him My wife was driven nearly crazy.
 We wired to all the large cities; notified the police and wrote scores of letters but not a word could we hear as to where he was. Detectives Were consulted but no trace could be found? We felt like praying but did not know how. At last letter came, it was i'll dirty envelope; looked as tho II had come from atar We felt as tho it was from our boy, and thus tore it open huridly, and out fell a smeared pie of paper. Tha!.k God we knew the writing that was enuf. it was from our boy It began sone- thl"g like this bear Papa and Mamma am ali alone i'll this large city; am oIt of work and have no money, you will let ne I will come back home. evel tho have to walk all the way. k.iow did wrolg to .etve, but if you will let me will come back"
 Let him.le seemed to think we were angry; but we loved him, and sent a ticket and extra mo1ey. Here the father voice trembled My friend said |. ."VOur father has bee1r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
RETAILERS BOARD
ADOPTS new PLAN
Reorganization Effective at
Once: Secretaries Elect
Officers.

TN, bon-l Of directors Of the oklahoma
Retailers association. AZ their regular
meeting TucsiHl afternoon IN the i've.
huckins hotel. 80. opted ana aInptcd th,
new plan for the % guuizutluu ua suh-
mlttcd hy Secretary + A. Written They
also gave Nj Written iuu power 20 url
IN carrying out the plan. ard directed
TO put II into effect i%mmcdiatcl, The
board Inlors'd the Merchants Nrws H.
the official publication. ~ the state or
ghni1otiou II l. IHsucf monthly ~ Dk-
iHhumH chs
The following represented various .'-
inilers association throughout the state
1t the board meeting vs. \ Naudryr
Tulsa. president 4 y. Grlcuor. Still.
water " $ Peters ravncc r. T..
Eldrrr,. " $ Turk. Purcell \ Young
helm, 80 H. Pratt. NnadHlko. the latter
having the pruNN p' E. o. Ward "
y luikcr. Norman " 3. Haysou. Tulsa
IS T. Hrady, T. y Mullen. ~ Reno.
" g. RIPLEY. ~lbNhIsst George \ N..
Donald. ShaWur, Arthur Er-lami chick.
nshr. M = \ Nhitiou. oklahoma rltt
~ th" meeting uf the retailer, Score
iHfics association held iu the office ~
y 4 Written TuosIr.. 'h, following
orlCers and dire irr. wore hnscu 10.
The ensuing Nrpr " \ Ept SON. Tulsa
President T. II Ns,itt N~u-k,gcc. vice
president George \ Mcdonald. shawnee.
secretary " ; Turk. Purcell Arthur
Erslnnd ,hi.tSsha e. n Pratt. Ana
darko = 4 NIllrn. ~ Reno. Luther
Wilson Enid 7 \ WHltirn. oklahoma
city ~ % Ripley. r|svnuskp and r. r.
Jones. NtNie4tpf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
THE COLD WAVE
DAMAGED CROPS
Local Weather Observatory
Issues Summary Of
Frost Injuries.

That the frost and freeze Of Anil {;
and > did a great deal ~ damage aIl
over oklahoma 10 tho fruit ana garden
crops is The statement contained boo t
suwubr, ~ the weather crop conditions
900 oklahoma for the week ending Ami
H. made public Wednesday b, the OKLA
howa Jit, weather Observatory.
Farm work. according 10 the report.
WIS held w during the entire week. and
M" planting season SCI back from one
tu three weeks. alfalfa aud potatoes ~
capped serious damage. hut corn did not
escape 80 easily No reports Of insects
IN wheat have been received Tho report
IN rll follows.
THE week was one " decidedly I'm.
~scasouable weather. IL being exceptionally
cold. with almost continuous %Cloudinsss
and general and hcny, precipitations
SNOW fell iu 'he northeastern counties on
the lth and Nth Freezing temperatures
were general lu the northern and west
cru portions Of the state IN m, morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

~ the Nth. and killing frost o. u hard
freeze over PRACTICAL, the whole state on
the morning ~ the Wh
Farm work was suspended during
most ~ N" vcct. n being too vet for
planting Vegetation made Slow growth
and Ia" season s one to three weeks
Int" Fruit ~ rr Idcns were seriously
damaged bS the frost aud freeze Ti'
extent ~ damage to fruit 0innot vet
be- determined but 10 30 certain poacnS
AMI plumbf viii tc general, - failure.
Corn VAS damaged in spmc extent. the
oul' planted being nipp-d hy the freeze
and the late planted failing ~ terminate
On account ~ cold md wet soil Some
fcplantirg will be necessary. Just how
much cannot get he estimated Alfsifn
Wa not SERIOUSLY damaged. rotttu,s
also escaped serious injury
Man, fields NJ m,r plsnt~d winter
wheat have been pIoVrd un let. IN"
stnuI helms poo Wheat and uHts sro
m iur .nndltIun. but The acreage W re-
iu.'d ,s compared pIfh ll't yc1r The
generous rains ' the past week VII
benefit these ,'huI IN the western couu-
tie where precipitation was generally
deficient during IN winter and o,rlv
spring But lew reports NJ insect pests
iU what have been received
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
WOMEN SHOULD
GET THIS HABIT
As WELL As MEN
Don't eat bite Of breakfast until
you drink gls. Of
hot water.

Happ,, bright alert Vigorous and
'lvhcloUs q good .lcaf skin re- nat
rtal fov complexion nrt freedom from
fitness are assured rrlv hy clean
ieslih, blood n only over, woman and
lkeNlse ever, man could realize 'hr
wonders ~ The morning inside hath
What r. rr,ii',iue GLANCE would take
place
Instead uf the thousands n' s..sI,
snaswic. looking Nsn women HHd eirls
With phstt ~ Wuli, rNmpIs,I,rs in
stead n tho m%uliituhe, NJ nerve
wrecks 'r1ndovns. 'hain 'sss sui
n--.lmirts vc should soc , ,if.le npi'
mistlc thfonf ~ ivs,. hsekei people
everywhere
An insid. hath IL had b, drinking
each morning before breakfast. . rln,s
~ real hot water with = i~easppnnfil 81
limestone phosphate In n, ~ NASH from
the stomach. live hline,s and ten yard,
~ bowels the previous DAYS irtigestihis
waste, sow fermentation. and pnl.ons
thus clesnsirs, svee,snins and fresh.
enlns N. entire ~sllmentar, canal before
putting mcr~ FOOD into the stomach
Those subject ,n sick headache. bilious
meas, nasty breath, rheumatism. colds
and particularly those whn have n palii
esilo~ complexion and Who ars rnnstl.
pstei yer, often. hte urged 10 obtain q
quarter mound " limestone phosphate NJ
the drug storp which will cost hut \
srins but 10 sufficisnt 10 demonstrate. the
quick ami remarkable change In both
health ana appearance sesitins ,hns,
who practice internal sanitation. We
must remember that inside cleanliness 4.
more important than outside. hecsuss
The shin to~s not shs,rh Impurities IA
rcnssm,rsie the blood. Win. the pores
In the thirty fee, ~ bowels do ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
MARVELLOUS PROSPECT OF THIS
CITY WINS COMMENT ELSEWHERE

ln''w'.',r Weaver within tho n,Vl
three uf fHur weeks
TN addition. uulltiur a,ti,.f, Do tp
'" ,Fiiri forward On N, $4,000 900
capitol. 'hr lowe. wall. u' vhtIn arc
H%ugIuuIut iN take form
Close upon ih, h,vls u th, %
nN,nr'n'ui that pl1rs had phuul been
perfected for the erection ~ "a union pas
srne'r station D., M, Rock Island and
Frisco lutrfisis comes the order ut the
oklahoma corporation commission we.
tuaIlN WtiNiur the plbns as agreed
upon Nv Nr railroads 80 that thor,
seems uu> nothing loo the wa, NJ the
contamination ~ thia long cherished
dream n Is understood that thu new
building be- Co.. tr. .r addition tn q thor
nughN modern passenger station an up.
UH'u office NH|l1Inr uf seven .iorsz.
'No total costing uruhshl, $3.50. nno II
Is probable Tint ihv office ,mplu,ts "
Tho t'f'out railroads o%rrfaiur uui w the
'I'N NI make ihr proposed huilitul
hr'ilnpf'.fs
Ih,r. bel b.s, lplk u' buulh,. ten
s''N NiI., huIilIrr Goo br located g'
N''n and hudson ", WlUpm iiaic.
uhilD M " A N romIarI. Witch owns
valuable adjoining property. have tho
proposition Nf re- new builiing under
confederation I'm fact ON marked Inn
u.o,rmrnis are c,psrtri IN = number
o' present commercial huildings alcng
Main street ~ has happened 80 thu
Security buildug on which the \ q
NAwpon company are Just romplrtins
a 100000 alteration Job
Factor, aud w%sfehnusc tnriU,is.
ain t'sN como In Tor their share NJ A..
tcntinn Among the lstict IL "a 80 ool
ware house fur the Williamson iiakell.
lratlrf COMPANY plans fof which ar,
about out O., LAYTON a smith. architects
II is also ihnushi hat the rnri Motor
Interests ain not stup With The cnnsttur.
ton ~ the Sos, 900 assvmhi, plant nov
nearing completion In ihr cit,. bat vii
~ un late date erect b factory hulldin,
tu The west ~ the assembly plant
where The, own ample aud well locate,
4 faytn.N site
r. IN the matter ~ misiripal I'm.
p%tnVrmrnis there is promise ni q trny
issue iuf extensive additions ~ th'
present vatsfwpfks facilities. with IN,
construction NJ iarsr impoundlns DAME
etc In mDt. practically ever, line q
vrnl,ui,iion srii,it, shows up hrieht IL
the 1915 horoscope TO- the hls, OKLA
huius metropolis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
FLEE FROM HEAT
OF SUMMER DAYS
Fine Opportunity for Free
Honeymoon Trip; Ask
for Particulars.

lloe often nm a not aummrr d1. nhIo
sveltcrine iu q hot sm'l oflre of np
tor,. or even 1T home lu the coolest
place 20 he found. have you lonRcd lot
n cool Hiss " the sea hroesr. or FOR u
change ~ climate. NJ scenery and even
NJ the very people Won meet each daS 70
hrre b a tip VIII, not fool old man
Tired feeling this fummcr and Join tho
party that Il going 10 tho Rock noun
tains n New York city A. a guest nj,
The Oklahoma CIV Tlmcss
The Time. 10 going 10 send ntt,. Two
ladies nr gentlemen un one NJ the most
magnificent summer vacation trims that
hiss ever teen Offered In any p sra.
pef In the southwcs st
Tickets sna Expense Money.
There Will be- q grand hone, moon ifip
which viii consist " i've tickets tu New
YORK city via Galveston aud return. In
Guiding three DAYS accommodation Tor
two persons at the famous Hotel Cal.
v"s with 500 ospens. money
do YOU intend to get married In June 3
n -. The Times II offering a most
wonderful iniucemcnt for two pcoplr
Who desire to unite IN the holy bonds
" matfimonN and GO tn New York nn
their honeymoon. ~ no cost whatsoever
nut listen This Will he u honey muon
tfip for anyone whether they desire g.
Er, married or not In fact. " you are
already married, or expect tn he an
lid bachelor. ~ q maid, YOU ARE per.
united 80 win this trip The first two
entries received IN the contest were
from tWo Girls who are roing to III,
for IN" HONEYMOON trip and the, dcsitc
tn make the trip together.
Try Today.
Now you know that YOU this
vacation ttip Ia yourself. So why ~
utc to accent this magnitlc,n, offer
You ate not ono Who always saws. To
morrow are YOU, Make w your mlni
~ once that YOU arr sning To- visit the
Rock, mountains. nr that YOU ntc 20
ing to see Dear old nrosdvnv Don't
watt until Tomorrow NJ n may he too
late Tomorrow never arrives To-day
= With NJ always.
On ano'her page Of this Issue viii he
found . small advertisement concerning
this contest clip out the nomination
blank and send u to The Oklahoma
Times and run particulars conrrtnine
this wonderful vacation trip will be xiv
en- 10 you.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12
my HEM" SHE SAYS:
SHE ACTS TOO LATE

That's my hen. declared Mr.. Anna
Masser In very emphatic tones, when
Fllyyer COP ollie Estes removed hls jovl
from the pulrt fowlins piece Wednesday
morning aud gazed upon the destruction
he had wrought IN Tho shape of 4 fine,
corpulcnt hen that had foolishly tres.
passed into the alle,.
Estes. who had visions Of a chicken
diuner Thursday. ~roliuquishrd his prey
without comment, and u complaint was
signed against the owner Of the detunct
fowl, FOR allowing chickens 90 run At
large The killing occurred In the llO0
block On West Second street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-12

Tho southern Constitution Sieve re-
ueil known irpir periodical published nj
Little lIu'k Nrk devoted considerable
pace M iis editorial ypluWu IN the Ut
iesi ISSUE 10 70 r'pufi h"'lri .D.Isk
cut Iook int utlshnwB CTS fhiF
publication DO th" utu,lal organ uf the
NrkBrsBa DHrl Uonds aud upiusg, ,s
spribiiUn Tho article follow.
NtchueDis. contractors and material
mon alike nstce tina the coming year
Will ho uns ~ great building activity ,u
oklahoma JiN. Lost year Witnessed
puii. % revival iu business md building
Vhil, the yii, is r,all, just NOW setting
intp fun huildius sping again
Records IN tho office Nf tho DiN
building commissioner show b health,
stride iot tho past twelve months. with
a. gradual increase toward the tlIn. IHl
per month average ir tact. ~ would
mot be- surprising N the h,smrr frf leis
runs Glaze iU $50. nuo pcf month
~, have close ~ $1,000 uU worth
NJ vHfk ir ssNi ln our office remarked
urs oklahoma ,iiN architect "a large
pat ~ Witch Win be- lone ir ualphump
'i'' However, much ~ ihis NurA VAS
represented h' out nj town hulnlusa
Tho outlook fnr thi' section is fs
wa'k'hl, bright ssit y representative
~ the \ ~ rrturhei 4 rnnpNn, r,r
'te,iInt nfm uny NJ tho largest hulldirs
ntnu in 'hr ylt, believe there viii
hs from fort, w. NU, residence rams
ms rom u.non IN iin.nno. built ir tho
city This wear, with " host " smaller
cottage work In addition
Announcement has recent, hssr
made thai, tort, residences viii h.
erected ON nnr iwc,. as the result, NJ
= His tral,N de,l vhile npid arrange
menis are hslns made for tho upenlns
~ ~ H beautiful sdiitinn IN the YER,
heart ~ The elaborate fssiierre section
nn the north aide " the ~, waisf
seNei snd sss pIpirr have already hser
laid tof this addition
'uns single residence thu, NJ Wulisu
Hale, millionaire banker and livestock
dealer, viii .usi mote than ,iNn. nop
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