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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Favorites at the Colonial
Santley and Norton Win
Vaudeville Audience

II one may judge by the applause
then Santley and Norton are the head
liners at the Colonial this week. THESE
two young men do not do anything in
particular, but they do it well together,
and the audience refused TO let them
depart into the wings.
Kate Gilmore and Sam Williams did
the old stuff with new trimmings. Miss
Gilmore has abandoned her comic make
up and wears a gorgeous gown. When
she appears looking beautiful every one
laughs more than when she looked
funny. Adelaide and Hughes offered
some wonderful terps!chorean effects.
and others on the programme were
Billy Gould, a Portmanteau interlude.
"The Very Naked Boy; Jack Ryan and
Billie Joyce, Frank and Addie Brighton,
and Malta Bonconi. violinist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

Z his message TO Congress the
President, discussing our friend
ship for the German people, as
distinguished from the German gov
eminent, said that We shall "still have
an opportunity to prove that friend
ship in our daily attitude and actions
toward the millions OF men and wom-
en- Of German birth and native sym
rathy who live among us and Stare
our life, and We shall be proud to
prove il toward all who arc in fact
loyal to their neighbors and TO the
government in the hour of test. They
arc most Of them as true and loyal
Americans as If they had never Known
any other fcalty or allegiance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
"Metachorie" Is Seen
Nine. De Saint Point Dances
in Metropolitan

Nine. Valentine de Saint Point gave
what she called "Metachorie" last night
IT. the Metropolitan Opera House. 1t
was apparent that "Metaehorie" means
bad dancing, idiotic music and mystic
moonshine Nine. de Saint Point evil
IDENTIFY holds a belief similar 20 that
POSSESSED by the late P. T. Barnun, but
me continuous exodus Of the audience
last night must have proved TO her thai
perhaps the American public has recov-
cred from its desire 70 be fooled. Nine.
de Saint Points offering is an insult
against French art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

The last census showed that IN 1910
there were 4,l7O,915 persons Of German
Austrian and Hungarian birth IN con-
tinental United States, which was equal
to 4 z per cent Of the population. Near
Iy three quarters Of them are located
in the Middle Atlantic and East-Aorth
Central states.
In the former So per cent OF the
population was composed Of foreign
born Tcutons and in the latter ~ per
cent. They also figure Importantly in
the West North Central states, but
elsewhere the proportion to the total
population may be said to be almost
negligible. particularly in the South
The number Of native Germans, Aus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Midget First to Enlist

William J. Bryan was the first recruit
70 enroll in the Vitagraph Defence
Guard. which has been organized by J.
Stuart Blackton, viee-president OF the
Vjtagraph Company There are seven
tv-ive men in the company. all em-
Moves Of the motion picture concern
William is a mechaniclan, 3 feet =
inches tall and every inch scrspper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Relief Course To Be Given
Free Lectures for Volunteers
Start on April II

A ten weeks course of training for
volunteer workers who desire to aid in
the civilian relief work among the fam
lies Of Guardsmcn and others who may
be called upon 10 serve the country in
war will be started on April II by the
New York School Of Philanthropy, with
the sanction Of the American Red
Cross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Col. Thurston Left $4,000

Colonel Nathaniel p. Thurston, OF
the 74th Regiment, y. 6. y. y, VINO
died at McAlen, Texas. while on Dor
der duty. left an estate valued a.
$4,000. The colonel left no will and
his widoy. Mrs. Lizzie u. Thurston.
Yesterday applied TO the Surrogates'
Court for letters OF administrator
fixing the value Of the estate at $4,000.
Colonel Thurston also left son,
Charles u. Thurston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Plays and Players

The two weeks immediately follow
ing the departure Of Joan the Wom-
an" from the Forty-fourth Street The
atre are TO be devoted 70 Robert b.
Mantell and Shakespeare. Mr.. Man
tell will begin his engagement on April
Is, and probably will be seen in his
entire Shakespearian repertory during
his metropolitan stay.
On or about April 80 the announced
revival of "The Highwayman" will be
made at the Forty-fourth Street. The
rival ticket brokers arc now bidding
for the privilege of filing the title
role.
Not only will the Shuherts' Bijou
Theatre be opened with "The Knife
but is is announced that carbon copies
Of that attraction will also be used to
dedicate the Shubert theatres now go
ing up in Boston and Philadelphia.
These theatres will be ready in the
fall. and will bring the total number
of Shubert theatres in the country to
ninety
Speaking of new theatres, work on
the playhouse being built by MesSrS.
Rush e. Andrews in Forty-eighth street
is still progressing as well as could De
expected. a sign has already been
placed on the dwellings now occupying
the site announcing the imminence OF
the Stuyvesant Theatre.
Three Barrymores three will APP
pear at the Junior Patriot benefit at
the Hippodrome on Sunday night. They
are, reading from left TO right, Ethel,
Lionel and John.
The film version of "The Easiest
Way" will be on view at the Rialto
next week.
Despite the attempts at secrecy, II s
possible 10 announce that "blfth'
which is still another Of those motion
pictures, will be shown at the Eltingee
Theatre at noon on Sunday, and on All
occasions thereafter when 1t viii not
interfere with that houses regular at
traction. The Eugene Film Company
which is sponsoring the production, an
nounces that only women will be ad-
mitteQ 10 the pcTlcI Hdl4N-S' OuI ~ 80
understood that they are open to argu-
ment.
James X. Hackett. who has been fur
lively composing music for the past
few months. has recruited an orchestra
and will give an all-Hackett concert q,
his own Criterion Theatre IN the near
future. Mr.. Hackett will conduct the
orchestra. and admission Will be
charged.
There is a possibility that the pres
an, Hippodrome show will take % the
road under canvas next season. A. all
events. a proposition 10 that effect has
been made 70 Mr.. Dillingham; By John
C.. Robinson. the circus man. and Oscar
{. Jurney
The Forty-fourth Street Building, u
is now announced, Is the lucky edlhce
tina, will be allowed 20 house Justine
Johnstones little group Of serious Cup
bers. The membership VIII be strictly
limited There will be music and dane
ing, and Miss tombstone herself VIII
drop around after the show
The regular weekly request Tor an
Injunction against Cheating Cheaters'
was denied yesterday By the supreme
Court. G.. s. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

TRANS and Hungarians and the per
centage of native Teutonic to total popu-
htion in 1910 are graphically illustrated
in the accompanying map and shown in
more detail i'm this table:
ponulafion Census IQI0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Civic Tag No. 26S

'Urn Sargent, in the Lorain co. News.
Ioran C city by the lake,
Where Coal and Iron Meet"
With shores carcssed by Eries waves
All strangers she does greet
She holds Ter head in pride on high
shame 0 naught She
Her industries and harbor
Are the best there be
With schools and churches that are fine
She ranks the FIRST
Prosperity on hand
The people are ful-pursed
Now old Ioran will understand
When you been
And greet YOU with a welcome smile
When YOU come back 70 stay
And this thot with you
As in climes roam
That all IS waiting
Just welcome you back home
So do not knock when you're away
But speak up with smile,
And tell the who ask
Lorsns q city oil the while
Well we have sent entry what Old sam Martin caed
and the entrance be greater than we have
any notion Of
Speaking Of tennis Our motive" the President SAID VIII be
the vndicaton Of right right Of which we are only
single champion"
We should try to be singles champion too + r A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
THE SUBWAY TAKERS IN WAR TIME

You're looking stoutcr' ,.,,to+
You said it, Getting stoucr every day and don't Ike !"
either"
land say. to him. .ay- What call have got to talk
to me like that" says
well al YOU have to get three couples to make it pay
Il know but there's the lighting expenses we haven't figured
Lets see-are you married now"
Say ,,ba, dive think atou, this-er-war:
LOOK. pretty bad Say what of Harry Lewis"
well gon' to war"
"ob guess We won't do any real lighting
NO don't pose So
How'd you Ike the Presidents speech
Pretty fair. din read it al-on'y the headlines
The nations feeling President toward the German
people is of sympathy and fendshp-a feeling tnat u
- m F5s affection for Weber, expressed in the speech
met the insertion of the Fiedsian finger into the Veteran
eye The cue recall it, was 10000!
The Presidents address would stronger if ne
had soned very" In the first half Of the address very occurs
eight times only the very roots OF human lie I'D"
its use uythng but weakening effect
New Workers. Spring Anthem
And shall sing Of in Spring
OF happy warbAng hutlngs
When / am tired anything
showing ladies' suitngs'
The dmrin~ air caresses
he clouds bcgulc,
And Oh how il cistrcsses nc
To have to sit and hle!
sec ne tmid grass,
delcatey
/ haveto work d a machine
And see Spring g away!
The fairy is
! vish could enjoy her!
cannot; and the reason is
She's by employer
Tho r,cvan school of dialogue is like many other things
NOT Now pious sir" says the Duke in Measure for Meas
ure you will demand why do this" And Frar Thomas
says, Gladly, my lord"
Hlarys Adventures with the Dictionary
Caran emperor monarch; supreme lord speccay
the erneror Of Russia connection with kaiser" doubtful
victory Of the people
Again Senator La Toilette makes the AI-unAmec"n eN
His blocking ability is unsurpassabe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04

NJ Trrovan 1cboo Of dialogue Ike many other Things
NOT new Now pious SIR" says the Duke, Measure for Meas
ur you will demand why do this" And Frar Thomas
says Gladly my lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-04
Population, Census 1910

Total............... 4,l7O,9l5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
RANSOM PAID FOR
AMERICANS RELEASE

FL PASO, Texas, June ll-The
final paymer, Of 1870 pesos 10 com.
plete a total Of 5000 ior the ransom
Of Donald Rest and Nice S'round. man
ager and w,i d.lller az the Erupicion
mines, eight mile, south of Iuatcr.
was made late Yesterday and the two
men are reported set at liberty Last
week a band twelve Villa followers
rode into the mining camp took all
the supplies and provisions and seized
Best, who is British subject, and
Sitound an American
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
New Law Is Laid
Down to Kronstadt

PETROGRAD, June lj--The all
Russian congress of peasants dele
gates, after discussing at a special sit
ting the recent events at KronStadt,
passed the following resolution by a
vote Of 1000 to I
This congress wishes 10 inform the
inhabitants OF ktonsadt tha, the peas
ants will stop The dispatch OF all food
to kronNadt il the town docs not i'm
mcdiately join her revolutionary forces
to those of the Russian democracy and
until It recognizes the provisional
government"
Al ths same time the congress
urges the government ,o demand the
absolute submission Of krons,ad, and
in the event Of the refusal OF the town
to adopt most energetic measures fnr
the Dissipation OF KronS,adt separatiSl
aSpira,iofs The congress promised the
government the support Of all peas
ants in the struggle agains, kronStadt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
Liberty Bond
Campaign Intensive

DURNNT, Okla, luuc ll-(Sne
ciaD- \lmoSt heroic efforts are being
made in Dutant today to secure sub.
,criniionS TO the Liberty loan An OF.
licial oi each Of the four banks OF the
city accompanied 10y committee OF
five citizens OF his own selection, is
approaching each oi the bank, cus,o.
merS and placing the bond proposition
before him President Brook, oi the
state normal school, assisted hy a com
mlltee oi five OF the faculty, is also
making a vigorous canvass ot the hun
drcdS oi students attending the summer
school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
Mary Sells Lambs
to Buy War Bonds

PORTLAND, ore. June lj-Mary's
little lambs have been sold to aid Uncle
sam IN hi, fight for liberty and De.
mocracy A, the cost oi thee fat.
wooly lamb' Nh" Mary Lewis
Brewster, ~ months Old. has made the
United State, her debtor.
Marys father, who lives at Shredds,
Ore, has jus, sent a check to a Port
land newspaper. asking that it be used
to buy a $50 Liberty loan bond for
his daughter he says this sum wa'
raised hy Mary's con'enting TO the sale
OF her lambs
The fact that the check was sent tc
"a newspaper with the reques, that III,
bond be purchased because the pros
pectivc buyer did not know where or
how TO make the purchase is declared
to be significant OF a condition that
prevails IN the rural districts Of IN,
west
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
WHEAT RECEDES
ON CROP REPORT
Minnesota and Dakota Pro-
duCton Is Factor

CHICAGO. June 10 Wheat prices had
downward tendency today Influenced
by bonrish estimates Of the spring crop
Yield According 10 one authority. the
production H. the Dsko,ns and Minnesota
thW season viii be 10000 h1n bushels
against @.oGO0J0 bushels IN 1916 'Opor
ing quotations. which ranged from ! c. &c
lower with July nt s. 80 and SsrtsfWbey
s. o.. were followed By a Sigh, rdny and
then a fresh downturn.
Warm weather made tho corn weak
Commission houses we're Actlye on the
boar side of tho market. ANer opening
unchanged 20 lhc lower, prices under
want moderate further setback and then
recovered somewhat
oats developed relative firmness. owing
20 purchases for houses with eastern con
nectlons
provisions cnscd OF with corn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
SERIOUS OBSERVANCE
OF JULY 4 REQUESTED

CHICAGO June lj-The Illinois
council OF deiepSe in a proclamation
issued to the people OF the state today
urges that every city. village, hamle,
and school district" Of Illinois observe
the Fourth oi July in serious. pur
posciul and broadly democratic pap.
,totic fashion"
The council believes that such an Oh.
servancc would bring 20 the people a
realization Of the significance ot in,
dependence day and that i, will he AZ
illuminating denomination Of ite,
America
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
TEUT0NS CAN EAT FISH
:. WITHOUT STINT NOW

COpENHAGEN.-Germany /, re-.
joicing IN an over supply Of fish. ow.
ing to unusually large ca,che, in the
Baltic sea. and heavy imports The
population is being imploted by tho
newspapers to eat more fish which now
Is ch,ainahle without cards and be
low the legal price
The army too. Is supplied and
the smoking establishment, have NOR,
fish than the, can preserve.
Foreign sources in Denmark have
been notified 10 limit or temporarily
discontinue shipments. oi fish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. juno u HOGS Receiptg
l0,iOo: strong To- e. higher lgh's. SIS
nl5 %, pigs 'lu0Oalt25; mixed and
butchers, tl' oiul5GN. good hoovy sl5 81
"a GH; bulk tl5lo0l5GO CATTLE
iRccrlpts. 1.unn. steady. prospects lower
steer. ana hclfcrs tV5oul32i. cows
ST. 0gn 4 10. stockort ana i,,l'rt 'fooI
loon; TcNus quarantine Horr- s. JoG
. gtuTrrme southern beet steers. isUOu
4 30. hr"f COWS nul Nrliors, a zau9oO
prlm" y"nrl.ug steers nud hufcrf 81 j0u
70 90. native oalt's, yGUuuligo. SHEEP
Kerciuts lbuni Poe higher clipped larnhe
SIS 5OUli 90. clipped eNea, g. 0Uu 10 On
spring lambs tl2O"dlfTi, cAnucrs, $500
az RI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13

STEEL DIVIDENDS
SEND UP STOCKS
u, S, Steel Almost Touches It's
Record Price.

NEW YORK. June l3-Action Of
United states steel directors I'm announc
ing regular and extra quarterly dividends
on common shares gave stocks n bouynnt
opening today, Block of 10000 steel
shares sold ~ NAV to l22H an over
oight gain Of aS and within polpt " It's
record price. llowing fora the recoht dlvi-
dend Bethlehem tSocl new shares rus-
over points and advances OF to ?
were made by other industrlnla. equip
ments. coppers. alcohol and distilcrs
Rails moved restrictodly and motors were
r-nctionary,
Demand for United states steel at
talned almost unparalleled proportions In
the afternoon, the stock rising 10 lJlA
a rev record. adding the recent divi-
dends Alcohol also made a new maxi
mum AZ mn and standard rails and
shippns showed extreme gains of TO
nnlnin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
DURANT TO GIVE
AID TO COALCATE
TORNADO VICTIMS
Purse Of S407 Raised With
Little Trouble,

DURANT. Okla. Jun. hlj--tSpc-
cialD--lhrough the efforts OF a COM
miticc oi the local commercial asSo-
citation the sum ut $+07 was collected
yesterday from Durant citizens for the
rellci OF the storm sufferers at Coal
gate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
Doctor Pounds
Poultry Farm

uJRtNT Okla, June lj--(Sp.-
cpll DR. q. NJ Rushing Of thS city
s installing a White Leghorn poultry
and egg farm on ten-aere plat on tho
edge Of the city, for which he is Scout
ing $500 thoroughbred Leghorn hens
and pullrt, The Investment will be
about 5000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
News From Nations E.1arkets
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 10 HOGS Receipts,
2oOnO, steady 10 Toe higher; bulk, Sis
q 81 so; light, tli 'ou 800; mixed. ili 20
ql5Ij; heavy, tt5UuIb15. rough, ti76
plt9J; PIGS so OOHlil CATTLE
Receipts. $4,000, easy. native beef cattle,
81 3oul}75. ytuokeIs aud feeders, 81 i0m
10 co. COWS and holfcte. 3bdlliNt;
calves. t9Tonli,5 SHEEP Receipts.
1900, strong, wcthers s. 5on ! 20, lambs.
81 7O0 800, springs, t225nlG7a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13

IN Dallas Yesterday making arrange.
wcnl, Tor the purchase OF equipment Toe
the new county jail, which is TO occupy
the upper floor OF the new courthouse
u.W being constructed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13

HCGs-A bare pinch was tho midwcek
offering ~ hogs QUALITY too was against
anything like fair tcrt Of relative
values While II was a better line than
on Tucsdny nothing croppy showed mp
The advance OF 5ul0c put just average
mixed butchers at SIS 2i as the days top.
while the bulk sold ili s0ul5 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13

Another reason why boy likes to
90 TO summer school is because the
queen of Spain enjoy, standing on her
head while she buttons her shoes
Lawton Constitution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13

State Fir. Loss S6es,bi4-C. c Ham
mouds. state fire marshal. reports state
est loss being IN the oil field fires. In the
Healdton md Greek county districts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
Our GARBAGE Man

Ad in the Wewoka Democrat: When
your suit gets dirty who is the first
man YOU think oi-Bob Collins
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
TRADING ACTIVE
Z ON MARKET HERE
Total Of 2, 100 Head Of Cattle
Received During Day.
RECEIPTS TODAY.

CATTLE-Lots OF ginger was noticed
In the beef trading today, packers car
rylne tho especially attractive orders for
steers There was line OF 'JiJp 10 30
sales IN pig fed grassers that showed
the market was as good, II rpt better,
than Rt any time I'm history Eyctrythlng
IN steers, excepting Hight doggy knd, was
lOa?kc higher FOR tho week Butcher
cattle was a little mean again today, XIII
ers jockeying with an eye to establishing
just fairly steady prices for the week.
II takes good. thick, heavy cows to sell
around 81 90 now while 81 2JHs25 buys
tho average flesh animal Stockers were
on a peddung basis. but no change wrs
noticed from last weeks prices. \ealer
cAlves sold steady
Closing Quotations
Prices Of the NArous grades or cattle are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
Jail Equipment
BEING Purchased

DuRANT. Okla. June l3-Ospe
-Lal The county oumn..l-nc-s Ncr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13

If you happen 10 be a tramp steer
clear OF Carmen. A labor bureau ha'
been organized for the benefit OF hun
gry tranHents. And T. W. Lennon
IS IN charge
All the material for a kettle of
soup can be found at the home OF
Mrs " K. Neale at Granite. Her
sister, Mis-, Ruth Rice Of Okla
homa City is visiting her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
SUGAR

SEW YORK. Jurr l3 ST GAR Raw
trady. centrifugal lNDC mpHs-"s Hoir.
oNncd. steady. Nu" rrauuptcl, llOr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
RICH OR POOR
Everybody Wants Their Moneys
Worth, Everybody Enjoys
a Good Show.

And thi, is why the Peoples Stock
Co is going to please the people and
is going to win al the Auditorium
Theater, which opens Sunday night.
June Nth. with The Lost Paradise"
which will run ono week and will he
followed the second week by the
Little Lost Sister" With the seats
elevated and the building thoroughly
rcdecora,ed and remodeled that It
will be second to none IN the city;
and will play the people at popular
prices. a big show at 10 and hOc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
Girl Finds $500
Gem in Ice Cream

PITTSBURGH. June ~. While
partakng nj a raspberry sundae today
Mss Ruby Bush Of Midway found a
r'rfg containing tws-carat diamond
IN her frozen oonieo,lon The proprie-
tor Of the store could not accoun, for
the presense OF the jewel in the ice
cream
A jeweler stated that me diamond
was OF the first water and worth Al
least $500 Miss Bush still has the ring
RspistrArs Ask Pay--lt Is announced
that a number OF registrars In the state
(ncne In Oklahomn city. rre asking Non
nay for their service. June y paulN ~
Pope. county registrar announces that
$50 viii cover the registering expenses
In this city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
l6-Year-Old Joke
Fund Aids Bonds


WATERLOO, la, June ll-At the
Grand council OF the Iowa United
Commercial Travellers, sixteen years
ago, i. W. lIousk, OF sheldon. lost his
wallet and his friends. as practical
Joke, instructed all the banks not TO
cash a draft Tor him He was sadly in
need OF a shave viund,ss raised ipr
lh, purpose, bu, in The meantime
Houck had succeeded in cashng his
draft The fund was turned into IN,
treasury and maintained hy annual
contributions of penny from each
member II has PASSED the 5000
mark. and today the council voted to
invest the fund in the Liberty loan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13

one may expect a tremendous IN.
.rca'c IN church attendance at Ard
more Folk down there have good
reason To- believe the millennium Is a.
hand Mayor " K Roberts IN police
court fined Fred Pycatt member Of
the police force, $50 ior violating d
traffic ordinance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13

Model houses constructed oi cement
sand and rice hu,ks are hcine erected
by lse Philippine health service rhc,,
houses can be built iot $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-13
Doesn't Even Knox Lewis

Inn Hamm, who has charge OF the
country road gang working out Of
Newoka indignantly denies that he &,
related to the eastern senator ut the
same name