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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-03
oPRoBLBMS
s2szs7e &4s sesA:RAIssRE!T1!
. EAR MRS THOMPSON: l. We

are TWO Rlrls ~ years old Are
we too young TO be engaged
= Is It proper to 60 to dances out Of
town with young men unchaperoned1
s. How many dates week should we
have2
4 When our gentlemen friends call
what time should they leave'
} Is It proper to 20 canoeing al night
unchapcroned' ? 1t is not possible Tor
more than two couples to ride in a ca
noe, SO there isn't room for a chape-
ron.
.. Is It proper to go auto riding at
night unChaperoned'
l. II a young man asks to kiss you
goodnight what should you answer so
he won't think you are too stricti
x Isn't il all right to let q Young
man put his arms around you when auto
riding or sitting on porch swingl
y Is It proper TO accept jewelry or
money from a young manl
MUTT AND JEFF,
|. Yes.
z Such a matter your parents should
decide II all depends on circumstances
the boy you are going with and the
dance hall
J. About twice q week.
4 Ten thirty,
5. Let each couple take a canoe and
ohaperon.
o. No.
T. Say no positively and lei him think
you are too strict II he wants TO-
4 No. -
3 Ms deSidedly improper,
Dear Mrs Thompson |. Can parents
separate couples that have been mar
ricd.
2 Can q boy and girl be married u
either the boy or the girl is OF AgeI
3 What would be a nice present to
give a boy to whom you are engaged
r. p.
I. The parents can sepsrste the eoupl,
If they are not OF age.
Z, Both must be of age.
; Get the boy what he wants ant
what you can sfford--a book, fountain
pen, stick pen, picture Of yourself
framed.
For your questions about the mar
rage license ask the county clerk at
the courthouse, by mail or in person
For the questions about travelling,
ask the ticket agent In the railroad sta
tion.
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IS. MUST RAISE
1890 FOR EACH
FOLDER TO ARMS
|many Can Put Men Into
| Field Much Cheaper,

|ASHlNGTON. Nov. Germany
lifting l4,J soldiers into the ii Id for
same amount OF money which the
ed States is paving for a single
ling man, according to calculations
" OF government experts. They
the same general proportion was
OF maintaining the armies in the
In other words America must
| $l4N where. the enemy nations
only 81 for the purpose of carry
bn the war.
pc difference was said to be due to
higher pay of United States sol
and the greater cost Of supplies
his country.
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A man who was much handy legged
entered a London tailor, the other day
and asked to he measured for new
suit The assistant informed him the
DO" wasn't in
Never mind thoIl do a. waell."
answered the man, and the assistant he Il.
gan to measure him When he had
taken the measurements for the coat
and vest he stood M, scratched his head
and looked down at the man, legs.
"Wod, arta lookin' ati" asked the
man,
why AVN lookin' At tha legs
Awye never measured ony body liz,
thee afoar"
"Oh, lever mind my legs" said IN,
man. bhee measure nm straight, owd
lad. Anvil bend um misel'."
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NEGRO TROOPERS
Censor FILM and
DOUGLAS BANS II
Mayor Decides to Avoid HouS-
TONS Experience With oath,

DOUGLAS. Ariz Nov. J.--BcoauSe
negro troops Of the Twenty.iourth in
fantry moved here after the riots at
Houston. Texas were alleged to have
threatened to start riotins here " \
local thea,er exhibited a film depicting
events represented 10 have taken place
durng the fsconStruction period IN the
southern states. Mayor W. M. Williams
today ordered the chief OF police TO
prevent the theater showing the film
The chief said he had information
that merrhers oi the negro battalion
had declared that they would see that
the reputation OF the Twenty fourth
was maintained" II the picture should
he exhibited.
First information regarding the
threats alleged to have been made by
the negro soldiers is said TO have
been given the mayor by the officer in
command Of the battalion The Off.
Ger declined TO discuss the matter for
publication
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RAIL SHARES SET
new Low RECORD
SteeIS and IndustriaIs Sur
render Moderate Gains,

NEW YORK, Nov. s--Ths current liqul-
dalton Of rails during today's brief SEES
sion more han neutrallEod hrmer tenden.
cles elsewhere. ~. Paul common and
preferred fell 10 new low records, at AN
acted TO points from their best. and
lor~ also lost ground. Motors yielded
| to 3 points and In active specialties 2 to
4. Coperr opened higher, but son fell
back. and steels and other equipments
soon surrendered moderate gains. Ship
pings alone held firm TO strong. Tho clos
Ing was weak Sales approsimnted $50, %
900 shares Liberty " we're unchn ngsd at
par, ths ans selling At es.N TO ss.1s.
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ST, LOUIS. Nov, a HOGS Receipts
!S i'sS ps. s. IL Is % Gs'T m..S s" .aa SsS
iieo, bulk iiToOgri,1, CATrIE Ro-
oeipls l.soo, steady; native beef steers
SSSss 90 ysS," S1Is ccs snd ,,oss.r. ss'sr.
and teeders iSSseg,lsS Te.a. quayen. %
southern heet steers isOOuia7bi beef
cows and helfer tao0a 1890 prime year
Nns stserr and helfers lt, kou 10 90, native
calves $500 lt2h, HiiEEl' Receipts
1907 steady, lambs tls0Oull.iOi ewes
30 b0niis wethsrv ~ COO lab0. nn.
nsrs and choppers IS b00psbo.
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CATTLE Market
CLOSES HIGHER
Weeks S Prices Show Advance
Of Twenty-Five Cents,
CANrARArrvn RBcnirrs

CATTLE A quick revival OF prices was
staged In the local cattle market the pas,
wseh The opening market Monday was
featured with n break OF mostly 2bc on
all classes OF killing cattle, but scarcity
from that day on was the means OF not
only getting back the hoHs. but also ad-
vAnolns prices mostly sho over the close
Saturday, The supply OF pteors has been
exceedingly light and Of those coming
lust fair grade Killers made w tho bulk,
Tho weeks steer top was tiOsb for u
load u Grady county shortfeds, while
tho bulk sold Is 0Ogs6O Cows and helf.
ere sold up TO ~ for tho best kinds, while
bulk of medium grades brought % lbV
eft, Gamers and cutters ranged $500
$50, and bulls w ~, i7bo bmharHoen
by the Santa Fe and Frisco railroads
played havoc with the stocksr markst
most all kinda showing y bOc loss for tho
week. Feeders are sun bringing N00T
$50, strong weight yearlinss aud up.
prstty fair kinds ~ OOqs16 and common
TO medium grades - ah0b7b, stock
hsltsIs- are sollipS N,abIs16 and cows
81 Bfs00
Cis~ius oueiatiaNs,
Prices Of the various grades or cattle are
approximately a. follows.
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News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. a--Hoas, Re-
csipts 1900 lbc to aSc lower, bulk tla 90
OIL 49, heavy tl1OOM l1.2Si hgh, tstoQ
l7oo, piss so, b,OOulsOO cAfrLE ks-
celpts l,bOO, including 100 sog,heTns,
steady primo tod steers ilA,beU 1915,
dressed beef steers tll OOU 10 90; southern
steers Ootr II 90; COVE tbboti w, helf
ore tshOU ll.he stocksrs taOou " 10
calves t6b0u ta,00 SliEEp Receipts
s,ooO. steady, lambs ti6. .OOWls1b, year
Nngs $4,000 l3,2b wethers 80 bepi SOL
owes ~ 00ull 90; stockers 81 OOU 10,
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NEW ORLEANS ooTvoN ruyuex

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "A rise os 4,
70 ~ points was registered In the fisst
half hour of trading In cotton hera To-
day, a fresh demand swinging up on re-
ports from England that tho Brifish Cow
ton imports during November, Rather
nhl gaining returns from q privAts bu-
reAu had no influence
a small net advance was maintained
pur'ns the Neatcr part of the sesstcn,
nut toward The end priees wera . points
days cin~s
hpot ooiton, steady and unohansvd.
Males on the spot SfST haios; 10 arrive,
MOO bsieS Low mitdlns, u, ,sssi mid
dllng, N.ssoi rood middlins, q. .0sa
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NEW yoak sANk RsPoprs.

NEW YORK. Noy S-Ths actual con-
dltion Of clearing house banks and truat
companies for the week show that they
hold so. 800, ,6i0 reserve In excess Of legal
requirements This 10 an increase Of
~, s7s, $40 from last week,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov S,.-lIo0a Receipts
pS, leVlllG mixed ils,2Oq % heavy
tlslbdi1S0 rough tlsb01Nto, pigs
tia. eotf lbtb, CATTLE; Rscelpia 1900,
weak, native nteers ~. lbUiiSO western
steers tssbulJ10, stockerH and feeders
~ iOWiib0, cows and holferu -, o0h
Il 10 calves 81 1,b0gitO0, aHnnp te-
oeipts 1000 weak wpthcrs 6Tbuia,oOi
lambA tl2,2bu le1b
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starting from the middle of the crown,
tumblmg backward over its height and
Splashlng out ON its broad brim, One
learns to be grateful that the tassels are
not multi-colorcd in this waterfall BE.
ing of beige colored silk floss mounted
on black velvet, they retain some meas
ure Of dignity
II might be argued that the idea OF
the tasSel was presented to the mil
liners through the use OF the I. s. A.
hat, but this does not give an apology
to the dresSmakers, who SeeM to use
no ingenuity in suggesting a substitute
but merely tack oon a tassel wherever
there is a point or bare space that
needs enlivening
Gives a Rakish Air.
Women should really be very care
ful in the use Of taSselS They are dan
gerous, They can give a woman Of 81
a rakish air, kind Of dcbonair joviality
that is as far from her appearance, her
features and her spirit as Chinese
mask would be. She has no right to at
tach a tasScl to her hat, even if she
wants It at the hem}efJher skirt and the
point Of her sleeves. There they are too
far away from her face to make any dii-
ference.
The youngster can rejoice in them
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Good Weather Conditions Are
Factor In Bears Attack,
CHICAGO GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS

CHICAGO, Nov. s--Deoidadly favor.
able weather conditions counted today
az u factor In lowering tho corn market,
Liquidation and short selling continued.
but were more OF . scattering character
than has been the case of late. de-
mand proved sufficient TO cause only y
slight rally Opening prtce-, which
ranged from the same ~ ysnterdAy's =
at tllt to tiix and May at til0 10
81 i0h, were followed by a little reac-
tlon and then. moderate setback Cats
were easy with corn. Commission houses
leaned TO the selling side, Lower quo
tstions on hogs brought iiberM offwlns.
Of provisions support was lAekinH and
the market suffered a sharp break
Weekend covering by shorts led 10
something Of mn upturn at the last Tho
May 81 tOdf1 I0h, with tho market as IA
whole ranging from No decline 10 hc ad-
vance, AZ compared with u hours before,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov. -BUTrnN, Rscslpts
t,lfi tubs unchanged. nd0n; hlshsr;
c:sss, s:ssSs,; ~. @ ,S.s;;;,, ..: Z, NJ; ;sSSES
s,Ssss s.S;. r0IHI%sS I.sss:n, D:s ana "a
.sos.' s's's'i ,,,SssS';s&, 'fFoJlAq" Awe. ss'
Higher fowls lsoi snringr Isho.
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NEW YoRk MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov 3--Mercantlle paper
6h percent; sterling s0-dny bills i7in
commercial go day bills on banks i7i;
commercial sO.day bills t1ok, dsnand
l76k, cables 40 lis Guildsru, demand
ithc, cables ibc; bar silver Skc MeSi-
can dollars 6Sc. uovernmont bonds
steady, railroad bonds weak
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Gives a Rakish Air.
LEGALS.
In Answ.r,nS Ads. rlea.e Mention r,m-s.

--"~-'~~-~~>~lHF .N
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
CKHOLDERS.
To the Stockholders Of the Treasure
State oil and Gas Company
A special meeting Of the Atockholdsrs
OF the Treasure State OIL and Gas com.
pany will be held al the office OF the
company, AT Colcord Building. In Okla.
homa City, Oklahoma. AT 1000 O'Clock
A NJ on Tuesday tho 9Th day OF No
vember. 1877 for the purpose Of IN.
creasing the capital stock Of the CON.
pany from one Hundred Thousand $780,
900 BOZ Dollars TO the sum OF Two hun
drsd and Fifty Thousand tte5O, 900 s0)
Dollsrs and for the tra nsac ction OF any
ether Cuisines In connection herewith
that may be necessary.
This October 9Th, 1917.
FRANK HOQPES,
RAYMOND r. LOCKE,
= l. SAR0ANT.
Directors OF the Treasure State OIL AM
Gas Company.
Attest: FRANK HOPES,
ntEN-o~D " rocr, ea"rs'.,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-03

NEW YORK-lf one computed the
price paid for all the tassels sold in this
country since the first of October, the
result would read like a war loan. One
Speculates as to how many fingers must
have been employed day in and day out
to create. such quantity OF tAsselS that
could reach around the map, They
dangle from hats, from coats, from our
wraps, from bodlces, from belts, muils
and handbags.
The woman who escapes a taSsel this
season is either bedridden or has such
an ObSeSsi0n against them that she runs
at their appearance No dreSSmsker
will allow you to escape them A mil
liner will trick you into wearing one by
adding it to hat in the form of a
bunch OF fringe, and when the maker
OF your best evening frock tells you that
she will abSolvc you from this dangling
fashion she slyly weights the point of
your snakelike train with a jet tassel
that Keeps it on the floor and at the
back OF you, where II belongs
One designer who listened to his
patrons directions not to use a rassrl
even on the point Of the train, turned
the trick on her by using as a substitute
a short brown fox that might have
been worn around the neck. AT every
step she takes this fox lookDas though
it were quite alive leaping after her
biting at her clothes and holding her
back like small Pomeranian. At
times it has depressing effect ON the
onlooker, hut the woman quite adores
the novelty OF it and it does create a
diversion in her favor, which is what
some women most thoroughly demand
of society
A Waterfall of Tassels.
When one gives a milliner free rein
in tasselS, one is apt to get a hat that
has waterfall OF these appendages
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COTTON aEgp OIL.

NEW. YORK, Nov. s.--The cotton seed
eil mHrhei closed easy. spot, H. SOC bid.
November, is,sioi December, Is tkoJ jan
usry sllc Marah. isfoc, Total salss.
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twenty-five Years Ago To-day.
Our Daily pirtAdaY Party.

Edward d. White, chief justice OF IN.
supreme court OF the United States,
born in the Parish Of Laiourche. Louis
lana, u years ago today
Scott Ferris, representative In con-
greS, OF the Sixth Oklahoma district,
born at Neosho Missouri, 10 years ago
toIay.
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HIST0RYBlrS.
One Hundred Yssrs Ago Today.


lsl7-Revolutionary veterans In New
York observed the Jth anniversary OF
the disbanding OF the Continental
Army.
ssvsnty-fivs Years Ago To-day.
lA2--Rcsr Admiral Richard p.
Leary, L, S, NJ, who defisd the com
mandr Of the German warship Adler
in the Samoan affair, in 1888, born In
Baltimore Died M Chelsea, Mas,
Dee. ~ 1901.
Fifty Yssp Ago To-day.
lh7-The Garibaldians were defeat
ed by Papal and French troops At
Montana.
Twenty-Five Years Ago rsdsy.
ls9l-Riot at Granada, Spain, due 10
the unpopulsrity OF the queen regent
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Hertling Officially Appointed.
pPENHAGEN, Nov ?. -- Count
&c f. Won Hcrtling has been ap-
lcd imperial chancellor. This is
Iunced in an official statement re-
I'd here from Berlin.
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

nt,1sl OnehspF.d. POULTRY Hens,
MgltSoi, broilsw. 'se PoTArOns!
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CiTYBRIEFS

Gas Hearing Mordsy-IIeartng OH a
complaint charging that gaA rates are
too high In Ada, Okla, win be held at
the Gti'fs somat OF the state Sorps,ion com
styled McThwalte OH and Gas company
versus the American Oil and Refining
company
Two Negroes Fined Two negroes
charged with Violating the prob ubition
Laws n,S,,,e entered tered pleas Of guilty in the mo,
80 and costs by Judge Mitchell one OF
them, William Mumford was charged
with transporting and the other, X, c..
Cooper, was charged with offering vhls-
KY for Sake at the Regal hOtsl
City VIII Deduct Ameurt--If the city
pays for the INSTALLATION OF gas piping
In the two buildings recently erected for
the provident association alta cost OF
$3.50. the money will be deducted from
their regular monthly appropriation of
y3OO, according TO decision reached
by the city commissioners at u special
meeting today
City Clerk Enllsts-c. y. semmelbock,
city clerk, yesterday handed his resigna-
tion TO Mike Donnelly, commissioner OF
finance and accounts. Mr.. Semmelbeck
has enlisted AZ clerk In the aviation
corps. His resignation II effective No
yembor li
chureh--SSOO shar,sl; special subject;
come. ADV
Cases VIII Not BE Rsopenss--Cases OF
men with dependent relatives, who have
been selected for service In the national
army will not be reopened. Adjt. Gen.
Ancel carp reached this declAton yaster-
day after much consideration was rtysn
the subject.
Their Charge Against BOY 49, Forss,
Fuqua, boy, WAS arrested last night by
Fate Sanders, county probation officer,
and placed In the county Jail on a charge
OF theft The boy will probably be sent
TO the reform school at Granite.
.Pollaqk a Pcl!sck. Painless D.n,iHs
Maple 1875 llsh N, Robinson. opposite
Preparing for Red Cross sss. ssle--
MuHkogee's quota Of the $50. 900 fund
which the Oklahoma Association for. the
Prevention OF Tuberculosis wants 10
raise by the sale OF Christmas Red
Cross seals, according 10 Jules Bcheylts A.
secretary OF the association, lilo returned
from Muskoges yesterday after haVins
arranged for the sale Of the seals IN
forty towns In tho state Sales will opsn
Thanksgiving day
Ed l. Hahn, Funeral Home, W. M.--Ady
Doctor Walker improv.d-Dr. Robert
n. Walker, iil2 West Thirty. fourth
street. who accidentally shot himself
lste yesterday afternoon, is reported 10
have rested as well as could have been
expected last night DR. Walker was
out hunting with Dir A. y. Potter yea
t"rdsy and when he started though a
bnrbed- wire fence, tho trigger OF his
shotgun wns pulled, the load striking
him on the chin and lower Jaw and
neck He received first aid attention
at Edmond and wna lster brought Ia
his home here He will recover.
OKLAHOMA cHAprHN ron sALb.
Unused charter Of Oklahoma CORPORA
tion, having no Issued stock and ospi.
tRliIed for $1,000 600 Is offered for $500,
Incorporn tlon and other fees amounted
10 81 100 This charter covers operations
of oil company In all phases For ful
~.
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Ho, HumI

Twas ever thus, since chfidhcd's hour
I've seen my fondest hopes decay;
Ills md 10 think that Winters power
win take our dear see.mores away.
--Btllie Wood.
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coFTGI,

NEW YORK. Nov. s,--CoFTBn; R,e
No y vac, Futures Steady Decsmbor,
1.2ocl March, 7.1.c
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Ed l. Hahn, Funeral Home, W. m.--Adv

OKLAHOMA cHARrte ron sALH.
Unused charter OF Oklahoma CORPORA.
tion, having no Issued stock and ospi.
tRliEed for 1000, 600 Is offered for $500
Incorporn tlon and other fees amounted
10 81 100. This charter covers operations
of oil company In all phases For full
particulars. address Box l6i5, Tulsa. .
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Ho0s-A sudden reversal Of form WAS
shown In tho hog diviBion today, tho
market, instead OF advancing ms on pre-
vious days this week, declined lbW2bc,
mostly tho former Top wus tifb for
one load OF choice heavie- averaging
close to 500 pounds Tho bulk brought
ib.1b1lsbo Butcher pigs and stock
hogs ranged tiS,ooWItoe,
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Nov. . CORN No, 2, ysl.
low, ~ 2isd3is OATS; standard 6shd
bs%o. RYEl No, ti,H BARLEY iiIO
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

IN Answering Ads PLEASE Mention r,rrea
~S~>~----N~-~->s~~~~N~-~~--~~~~
HAVE a client who will pay 800 cash
and t25 per month for 5-room modern
bone; north side. Baxter, National
Bldg
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Z|''||,!D DRESS 4! k;'!:S{:'.,.

Few garments escape tasSels this sea
son, for they weight everv corner,
adorn hens and are used as ornA-
ments for hats.
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complaint charging that gas rates are
too high In Ada, Okla, win be held at
the offices OF the state corporation com
mission Monday morning The ease IL
styled McThwalte Oh and Gas company
versus the American Oil and Refining
company
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COTTON STEADY,
CLOSE IS Lower
Small Advance Maintained In
Some Months Of Trade,
ssw voRk COTTON rvrvsSs.

NEW YORK, Nov. a--co,.on closed
HtHady, NNN
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ABSTRACTS
SPECIALS

SALE Part interest In Texas ranch
cash or city property or zinc and
|ascs or interest In active business
|,ss l-S2, care Times
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city VIII Deduct Aweurt--If the city
pays for the installation OF gas piping
In the two buildings recently erected for
the PrOvident association alta cost OF
their regular monthly appropriation OF
$500, according TO decision reached
by the city commissioners at u special
meeting today.
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A Waterfall Of Tassels.

When one gives milliner a free rein
IN tasseIS, one is apt To get hat that
has a waterfall OF these appendages
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Two Negroes Fined Two negroes
charged with Violating the prob ubltion
laws entered pleas OF guilty in the mu.
nicipm court today and were zach fined
tl9 and costs by Judge Mitchell One OF
them, William Mumford, was charged
with transporting and the other, II. G,
Cooper, was charged with offering whis-
Ky for Sake at the Regal hOtsl
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fY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
nswerinE Ads Please Mention Timcs.
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arc TWO RlrS " years old. NJ
we too Young 10 be rnpagrdp
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pWNER-Dandy new 5-room, mod
|ern bungalow; close in w 5l2s-n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-03

Pollalk a Pcilsck. Painless Dsntlsts
Maple 7w. llsh N, Robinson. opposite
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-03

City Clerk Enllsts-C Y. semmslbeck,
city clerk, yesterday handed his resigna-
tion 10 Mike Donnelly, commissioner OF
finance and accounts, Mr.. Semmelbeck
has enlisted an n clerk In the aviation
corps. His resignation Is effective No
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-03

Their Charge Against BOY 49, Forsa,
Fuqua, boy, was arrested last night by
Fate Sanders, county probation officer,
and placed In the county Jail on a charge
OF theft. The boy will probably be sent
90 the reform school at Granite