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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
LOCAL WOMAN
SUFFERED FOR
SIX LONG YEARS
~ Just Can't Begin to Tell You
All the Good Tanlac Did
Me-" Saws Mrs. Ezzard.

Il f.el jus, fine and have more en-
ersy than I've had for years said Mrs.
Mollic Ezlard recently in telling the
Tanlac representative OF her restoration
TO health Mrs. Ezzard has lived in her
own home at No. ll8 Chickasaw street
for fifteen years and has a wide circle
Of friends
~ just can't begin to tell YOU all the
good that 1anlac did for me" she con
tined. II was bothered for six years
with gastr,is and serious stomach
trouble that kept me all torn up and
out OF sorts nearly all the time. What
ever | ate would sour and form gas
and couldn't hardly retain anything
| had to ,akv soda and IT would relieve
me some, but only for the time being
| couldn't cat hardly anything and when
did cal | did not relish it and | kept
losing weigh, and getting weaker every
day and finally got So ! couldn't attend
to my houScwork, | was troubled
great deal with constipation, too and
jus, managed to drag along in a hope
less sort OF way as nothing ! tried. until
! got hold OF Ianlac seemed 10 do mt
any good.
Thank goodness did finally get
hold Of Tanlac. had read and heard
lot about it, bn, was mighty afraid
that il would fail like everything else
had and don't guess would have had
any confidence IN 1t at all ii So many
well known people hadn't come out in
the papers and told what il did for
them, ! began to feel Improvement on
the very first bottle and all my trou
blss began 10 dlSappcar NV stomach
IN easy and It wasn't long before !
could eat as good a meal as anyone. !
have gained my strength back remark
ably fast and can now de- ms house
work az well aS ! ever could haven't
weighed lately, hut | can tell from IN.
way my clothes IL, that | have gained
4 sobd deal. | am no longer nervous
or oonstipated, my appetite is fine and
can now cat without any lcar of a
bad feeling afterwards.
u sure am glad ! found OUT about
Tanlac. Il was certainly my salvation
and ] will praise 1t the longest day /
live"
Tanlac is sold in Oklahoma C,, c>.
clusivek by Wes,iall Drug COMPANY
under the personal direction of a snc
c'al Tanlac representative. vc.-Ady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Riding Wings
Saves Lives
of Auiiators
British Observer Has Thrilling
Experience After Ma
chine Is Damaged,

WITH THE BRlTlSIt'ARMlES ~
FRANCE, Feb l0-Ouc oi the mos,
thrilling flying episodes OF the war va,
recorded today when the British obScrv
er IN a two seated machine which had
beer damaged by German she'll FIRE
climbed out on ono OF tho wings and
Steadicd the .arplanc while the pilot
brought it safely to earth
Two Young ayiators were leading ar
offensive patrol when an explosive shell
burst Just behind the right lower wing
of the airplanc The machine was com.
plctely ruined
Three of the stay booms were cut. one
blade of the propeller was blown away
and all the controls except the elevator
were put ou, OF action The machine
was further smashed by the broken pro
pcllcr blade and became uncomfortable
Realizing the situation the observer
GId not hesitate, but climbed out three
quarters of the way on the right wing
tip IN order 10 balance the machine. The
air craft continued to fall in SpiralS un
til IT was about 1000 feet above the
earth Here the observer succeeded in
balancing 1t and the machine glided
down evenly When about 200 feet from
the earth slight movcmen, by the man
or the wing caused the machine to spin
again, bu, the pilot was able to control
i when just ten feet above the ground
and the arcrai, landed with neither man
,n,ureI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

CHICAGO. Feb l0.--PariS herself
would have acknowledged a peer, had
she been able to view tho stunning
irockS designed by American manu-
iacturcrs and exhibited at the open
ing OF the fashion show here
Dame Fashion has decrccd that semi
military lines will prcdomnalc in mi
lady's coats and jackets; that buttons
galore shall be used for trimming and
that every shade Of green. from deep
est emerald TO faiutest apple is 10 be
the most fashionable color for dresses,
skirts andN coats.
For those whose complexionS forbid
indulgence in the vernal shades. there
are the lovely tanS, cream colors, ccrus
and richest gold cloths. with slight
IN the lighter shades Of
gray
In hcadgcar. the kindly broad brlm.
med, drooping shapes have returned Tor
both informal and dress wear; even
the sport hats are wide. ilarlng aud
turned down IN tho edges The ma
tcrlal used in the spring millinery is
TO be almost entirely figured silks and
gcorgctte crcpes. combined with metal
trimmings 10 the almost complete ex-
cluSion Of flowers Strangely enough,
too little straw is 10 be. used in the
early models
Skirts arc TO be Just a triilc longer
than last wears decree permitted, while
shoes. of even higher tops, arc to he
worn
The sensation Of tho show which
took away the breath OF the visitors
was a suit with real breechcs and cncr
nous masculine pockets in which Miss
Hattie Jacobs stru,,ed about the stage
to tho cheers OF the audience The suit
is called Vacation DAYS and is made
to give milady all the freedom sh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Oklahoma Women Lend a Helping Hand

untll I took DR. rlerceis favorhe Pre-
scription. and II has done me more good
than any other medicine ! ever ussd.
do not hesitate to recommend DR..
Picrces TaNorIte Prescription to any
body for n has done me worlds OF good
and am sure II will help others a Awell "
One thing about DR.. Pierce's Favorits
Prescription, II contains no alcohol o.
narcotic Any medicine dealer can supply
II In either liquid or tablet form. The
cost Is modest, the restorative benefits
truly remarkable. Write DIR. Pierce. In
vnids' Hotel. Buffalo. N. y, for frcl
book on woman's diseases. You can also
have medical advice without cost,
Mrs Alice Bills. t09 N. Main St, Nor.
man. Okla. writes; ~ certainly can
safely say that Dr. riercc's Pellets for
liver and bowels ufe the best remedy
have ever used for constipation. used
To have constipation, which has been en-
,irely cured by this medicine. ] also had
mn nttnck 81 nervous prostitution NJ the
age Of a.. and after taking Dr. Flerceb
Favorltc Prescription ! am as Wen as
eyer was In my younger days think
this is n great medicine to restore youtl
md health, and heartily recommend "
to tho women who nra suffering as
have" ,- a..
Dr Piorce's Pleasant Pellets are TN"
original little Liver Pills. These tiny,
suysr-coatcd, anti bilious granuleH tina
smallest and easiest to take. Made up OF
NAV ample the dried Juice OF the leaves
OF aloe and the root OF jalap. Almost every
drug store In this country sells thaS"
vegetable pellets MS well as Dr. Plcrces
Favoitte Prescription and Golden Medl'
cal Discovery ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

bitlon here OH lincoln's birthday.
George Powell, residing at liodgenville,
has the honor OF constructing the cab
IN Mr. Powell helped to build the
Lincoln cabin in January. 1909 and has
signed All affidavit. which is now in the
possession of Mr., Solomon and will be
exhibited III the downtown window
with the cabin, 10 the effect that he
recognized the original because of the
tag attached by Golfers guaranteeing
its originality lie says in this aiii-
davit that "the logs in this cabin. built
by me, and now in the possession Of
b Solomon of Hodgenvlle Ky, are
as genuine as the original logs in the
cabin OF Abraham Lincoln, now located
in the Memorial hail on ;he Lincoln
farm, near llodgenyille Ky"
The Lincoln Memorial hall was dcdi-
Gated February H. 1909. ln years after
the birth OF Abraham Lincoln. The farm
was bought by Collier & Son, and in
September, 1910, was given by Golfers
to the people of the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Miniature Lincoln Cabin,
Built From Original, Here
One Log Was Too Long; Was
Cut Off and Used in Repro
ducing Cabin; Owned by
Local Man,

A miniature reproduction OF the log
cabin IN which Abraham Lincoln was
born, formed from section oi one OF
the original logs. will be exhibited III
the window Of downtown store sun
day and Monday, IN commemorative
OF llncolns birthday. which IS Mon
day The cabin, which is eleven inches
SQUARE arrived yesterday from lIodgen-
vile Ky. from where it was shipped
to Bernard Solomon. 2lS West Tenth
street In rebuilding the Lincoln ca
BIN in January, 1909. 1t was necessary
10 saw of about twelve inches OF one
log which pro'fuded beyond tie 9th
erS 0ut OF this piece the miniature
log cabin was constructed. and is tho
only ono IN existence TODAY.
In January, 1909, when the cabin of
abraham Lincoln was sent back from
the east to lincolns old home near
fodgcnyillc, Ky, for tho purpose of
placing it within the Memorial hall.
some reconstruction was done. In re
building the cabin about one foot of
log tha, extended beyond che others
was sawed off. Mr.. solomon got pos
session OF this piece and turned it over
to ono OF his employees. who cut the
original log into smaller logs. and built
the cabin which may be seen on cxhi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Bryan to Be Chief
Anti-War Speaker

NEW YORK, Feb l0-Wiliam J.
Bryan is expected To- he the principal
speaker at the anti-war demonstration
at Washington next Monday night IN.
der the auspices of the Emergcncy
Peace Federation
The federation announced today that
its representatives hope to prescn, their
views to President Wilson Monday
morning and to congress in the after
noon Final plans ior the cvenire
meeting have not been made.
Miss lane Adams tclcgtaphed ,ha,
she would organize Chicago con,in-
gent TO go to Washington Similar
messages were said to have been re-
oewed from DR.. J. H. Kellogg OF Bat
tie Creek, Mich, and {. II Gus,aione
of Lincoln, Ncb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
CONVOY Repofts ContInuc.
Success Of Cunfire
Encourages Allies

NEW YORK. Feb, 10 Marines OF
the entente nations were encouraged To-
day by an authoritative statement that
experience IN the European war zone
has proved that guniire from the deck
cl ships is the most effective metho /
employed thus lar against subma rine'
The British and French trans Atlantic
ships sailing from this port carry guns
ior this purpose
The declaration regarding this method
oi defense comes from a marine au.
lhori,y Of unquest,oned standing who is
close to shipping interests lie asserts
,ha, the number of U.hoab the Ter.
mans have los, from this cause have
made them chary about showing them.
selves in range " ships on which thev
see guns or which they have learned
are deicnslvely armed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
SECRETARY LANE
TO 0. <. LAWTON
IRRIGATION plan
Scott Ferris Must First File
Statement,

WASHINGTON. Feb. l0-The sec
rotary OF interior today requested Con
gfcssman Scott Ferris to file with the
department written statement from
the l.awton irrigation Project Water
Users ASSOCIATION approving the cx-
pcnditure OF $4,000 for installation of
the project and actual application OF
water to the land The money is
available aud Secretary Lane gives as
surances that Just as soon as the state
ment is filed actual work on project
will begin 1t was originally csti-
mated the project would cost only
100000 but unprecedented increases
in the cost OF labor and material will
rccessltatc expenditure OF the addi-
tional amount,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

paniIation rrachcd Wcwnl, ,h,, N-
Kew received telegram asking ncr.
mission IN form = j,c,I nos,
Letter, Mailed Ont
cuc,s ,cIl;no oI ,h. I.,or. aud ,o,
tanning COME, Of is const,,u,,nr are
being mailed on, today % ali n,,,s al
Oklahom, nv ,hc Woman. anx,l,ary ,r
the American Military league Ne>,
tuesday similar ic,,.rs arc TO he mailed
ia ,bc governors ard ,d;r,,n, General.
in all oar,s Of the limited states as well
as "a cnan;sh War Ve,crans' o,o,ni,a
tons
"1k,. to. :; 49,. ..,,,,,..l II IA,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
BEAUTY P|11ED
AGAINST POWER
IN BOOK SCRAP
Mrs, GauIt Opposes Governor
in Fight for Prison Libraries,

Mrs. Frank Gault's beauty and pow
erS ot persuasion are plt;ed against
the whip hand OF Gov K /. VIII
hams IN unique fight before the
house OF representatives today. Mrs.
Gault is lobbying in an effort to have
her pct measure establishment OF Ii
brarles at tho McAlcstcr and Granite
prisons-passed; while the governor IS
making just as determined a fight to
have his veto OF yesterday upheld
From scat to seat Mrs Gault went
with her plea this morning In the
cover Of a committee room Governor
Williams was busy receiving the faith
full and urging them to stand by
him
In the committee of the whole. the
house this morning considered bill
that gives county officers the right to
employ additional deputies No bills
were finally passed. The house expects
to adjourn for the day at 80 o'clock,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
LEAGUES FORMED
IN MANY TOWNS
over OKLAHOMA
Twenty-Eight Cities Organize
Branches, Is Report,

Like prairie lire driven by a sum
mer windstorm. the American Military
league. formed in Oklahoma City this
week by handful OF United Spanish
war vcterans--who propose to aid their
country in time oi peace and war by
teaching citizens the rudmentS OF mil
ltary knowledgc-iS spreading TO all
parts Of Oklahoma and cvth beyond
its borders.
Many Posts Organized.
Already posts have been established
in twenty eight Oklahoma towns -- and
the organization is scarcely more than
three days old. And with every mail
applications for charters come INTO the
office OF George Key, commal0ct, and
Kirby Fitzpatrick. vice commander oi
the league In addition, tclegramS are
arriving almost hourly
Oklahoma towns preparing to estab-
iish posts include Oklahoma City, Ard
more. Claremorc, Ninita, Fort Cobb,
Gotcbo. Mangum, Cheyenne. Hobart,
Anadarko, lawton. Waurlka, Sapulpa,
Tulsa Okmulgcc, MchleStcr, Wewoka,
FL Reno. Chickasha, Duncan, Musko-
gee. Pauls Valley. Pryor, Bigheart.
Drumrlght, Pond Creek, Shamrock and
Gushing.
Equipment Owned
At Chcyennc. enough men have Gil
listed IN the league to form a com
rlete troop of cavalry Each man owns
his own horse and equipment, and the
troops possesses the regulation num-
her Of pack mules and other supplies
The organization is under the com
,nand Of Sergeant MAJOR Hugh Rand
ALL who has had eighteen years o'
military experience; every man IN the
troop is an expert gunman, and most
are, cowboys and former soldiers, Rand
all served in the Spanish war and IN
the Crazy Snake rebellion in Okla
homa. These men will volunteer for
service against Germany in event OF
war.
Wcwoka was the first town in the
state to organize a, local post following
that formed in Oklahoma City. Scarcely
had the newspapers telling OF the or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Money to Be Given
American Red Cross

ST LOUIS. Feb lO.--Announcement
that mo-, lc" than $4,000 raised TO he
sent to the 81, Louis hospital uni, in
Germany would he turned over To the
ST Louis chapter Of the American Red
Cross for use when needed was mad.
today by DR. Richard Bar,hod, chair
Iyn OF the executive committee Of the
Nmcrican physicians expedition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
A
COLD IN
.AHURRY
"Pape's Cold Compound"
is pleasant and affords
Instant Relief.

A dose taken every two hours until
,hree dose, are taken will end grippe
misery and breas up cold
II promptly opens elosged. up nos,ril,
and air passages in the head. stop,
nasty discharge OF nose funnins. re.
li.,es sick headache, dullne,, feveri,h.
ness, sore throat. sneeting, soreness and
stiffness.
Don't stay stuifed.upl Quit blowing
aud snufilinel Ease your ,hrobbinp
head Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only Is cent,
a, any drug store. I, act. without
assistance, tssics nice, rauses no incon
yenience, he Alre you yet the genuine
Don't accept something else.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
INFANTRY TO LEAVE
BORDER FEBRUARY 20

Tie Oklahoma infantry will leave
San Benito February 20 for Fort Sill,
according to all order issued BY the
war deuarimen, yesterday to General
Frederick Funston, in charge oi the
southern department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
THREE STEAMERS
ARE SUNK TO-DAY
BY SUBMARINES
tCoutinued Prom Page OnsJ

OF the United States has been deter
mined President Wilson will no, ask
congress ior declaration OF war bu,
only for authority to take necessary
measures to protect neutral rights This
would still leave the first act Of open
hoStili,ies to Germany's choosing
lloyds reports. reaching here, indi-
eating that not much more than 10000
tons total shipping was sunk yes,er.
day, although about 1000 tons was
reported sunk Thursday and about,
2S0o0 tons each oi the two preceding
days A daily DESTRUCTION ol 5000
tons would he necessary to maintain
the rate which the German admiralty
believes sufficient To- isolate England
Convoy Reports Continue.
Reports that Great Britain is, arrang
ing to convoy great fleets OF merchant
men through the war rome gained cred
cncc here,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
'Mi[Qdy' to Wear Real Breeches
This Spring; Green and Military
Lines Predominate In New Suits

has long craycd IN mountain climbing
horseback riding and other sports. It
is made Of khaki. with loose breechc'
laid in plai,s at the waist and 'ncrg-
my into lcgglnS which button down TO
tic straps that hold them about the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

Many women OF Oklahoma who have
been benefited by taking Dr. Pierce's
favorite Prescription wish to make the
good news known 20 all
Mrs j. A. Cline. Oklahoma City. Okla
Route 6. Box 23. says This is to cer-
tfy that have used Or pierce's Favor
Ito Prosecution II has done me lots OF
good and freely recommend Il TO any
woman suffering I think II Is a great
medicine"
Mrs NJ T. Smith. Oklahoma city.
okla, Route 4. Box IS, says: 81 suffered
from womnns weakness and debility
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

Senate Democrats to Caucus Again.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10 Failing to
agree on the administration revenue
bill at last nights caucus, senate demo
Gratis will caucus again tonight under
an agreement to pass finally on the
measure at that time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
VATICAN FEARS
MERCER IS HELD
AS A PRISONER
Rome Without News Of Prj-
mate Of Belgium,

PARIS, Feb 10 A dispatch TO the
! emps from Rome says
Vatican circles have been virtually
without news OF Cardinal Mercicr Tor
some time and ecclesiastical circles are
beginning TO have the impression that
the prelate is being forcibly isolated
hy the German authorities to an cX-
tent that might be real captivity
Last Mentioned January II.
The latest cable dispatch concerning
Cardinal MERCER, the prlmatc OF Bel
gum or his activities was received IN
the United States from london dated
January Il. 1t sad that Pope Bene-
dict had made representations TO the
German government concerning the
EclGian deportationS in letter from
Cardinal ,aSparri to Cardinal Mcr-
Ger. Cardinal Mercier was directed TO
DO all III his power to alleviate the
>uiierings OF the Rclclans The dis
patch also quoted instructions sent by
Cardinal Mereier 10 parish priests or
dcring them to defend the interests OF
civilians and provide matcria! comforts
to the families 6f deported Bclgians.
Deported Confined.
In December Cardinal Mercier sent
to Governor Won Kissing three letters
protesting against the Belgian dcpor
ta'ious. An uuconfirmcd dispatch from
Amsterdam under date OF December J
said i, was reported there that Cardl-
nal Mcrcier had been confined to his
Palace by the German authorities Since
the German occupation of Belgium
cardinal Mcrcier has had many con-
troversieS with the German au,horitc,
concerning measures taken by them III
Belgium
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

Nichols & Chandler. son West seven
icen'h street. two.story frsmc dwelling,
l.. NJ naurh 10sl Cla.sen boulevard
cnetsoN brick garage 5000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
CiYYBRIEFS

carp In Fort Small Gen. Anccl Earn
IA IN Fort SIN today looking after tho
mastering out Of the oklahoma troops
Police Find Car r.. r.. Gibbons. attor-
ney, left hts automobile I'm front OF the
Colcord building for few minutes last
might When he returned II Was gon.
This morning the police found II on Wal.
ker avenue near The auditorium
nr J. T. pcni:. dentist. 53i Lee Bldg --
Yaros Arrsioned -Bil yanos was ar
rested yesterday on charge Of violat
Ing the white slave law. by causing
Ethel Dollar 10 be transported from
wichita Falls 10 oklahoma CITY lie
was arrnisned before United Stntes Com
missioner. Ernest Chambers The bond
was n,ed at 5000
II Fletcher Helm. democrat, an
nounccs his candidacy for commissioner
OF public works Pol. AdvJ
ln,erurban Bridge Planned city com.
missloners and representatives Of the
Oklahoma Railway COMPANY conferred
this morning concerning building the In %
teFurban bridge at the waterWorks site.
Couch Hearing Postponed Hearing OF
arguments on motioDS TO qunsh lnfDrmn
tons against John NJ. Couch was post
poned until : O'CLOCK today by ,ludy,
Clark In order To giSe the court rcpcrts,
et tho preliminary hearings time tu tran
scribe the testimony. The transcript I,
10 he made an exhibit In the motions
Couch is accused with having murdered
Miss NellIe NJ Dunn and Rowland II
Willinms on the morning Of January ~
Chamber Committee Meets Member,
of the program committee or the Cham.
be- ~ Commerce met nj noon today II
MAKE plans for the annual banquet d
the chamber which Is 10 be held late thi
month,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

NJ and Mrs J =, Mslonsy. % West
Washington avenue. girl
Mr. md Mrs y \ Armstrong. III
North Broadway rlrl
Nv Md Mrs Herbert Bennett & West
Sixteenth street girl
Mi and Mrs J. " Holland. 1908 East
Eleventh str"ct. girl
Mr. and Mrs owen Doza, 1919 North
Mckinley avenue. glrl
MIR aud Mrs " N King, 1909 Wcsi
Sixteenth street. hoy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

Carl shelton, II months old son ~ Mr
and Mrs J w Shelton, 93o West Chick.
asew avenue. died yesterday afternoon
Funeral viii he this Afternoon n, 2SO
o'clock In the perrlne & Hahn chapel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

Funeral services for Frances Anderson.
q wears old. who died Thursday. were
held this morning At II O'Clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10
Vital Statistics
Marriage License.

Ralph " Chase, ~ years old Glove
md. and Vests Kihby. % years old Ed'
nund
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

Ecru Johnson. wears old. died last
night Funeral services win he held TO.
morrow morning NJ . o'clock IN Marsha n
& Harper chapel The body win he sent
10 Agra. Okla, for lntcrmcnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-10

Dr ] Il. Deai:. dentist. b3i Lee Bldg -
Adv