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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
SPANISH COALITION
AIMS AT REPUBLIC
Anti-Monarchist Manifesto to Be
Issued, Though Crisis Is
Temporarily Averted
PARIS. Lune Is.

PARIS, June is.
with tho spirit OF revolution seething IN IN
Spain, a movement has been started there 70
Sron, Madrid today. These stated that the
monarchst reform party, headed by Senor
Alvarez. has openly declared in favor OF
republican form Of government
While present indications are that @ InS
er,anieb crisis has been averted for the time
being. the situation is still acute. NO
sooner had Premier Cato given In to the
demands of the army officers, giving them
permission to form committees of defense
than trouble came from another ulrecuon'
Denuties representing the Republicans, So
cialists Radicals and Reformists held a
meeting and decided upon coalition. AZ
the same time It was stated that an anti
rnonarchst manifesto would be issued.
A serious labor situation exists In many
sections of Spain industries are tied up by
strikes. In addition to this. food Is very
scarce and prices are exceedingly high
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
p. r. r. LabOrers Vaccinated

Physicians Of the Bureau of Health today
are vaccinating laborers living i'm a Penn
sylvana Railroad camp at Butler and Sep
viva streets. a case of smallpox was dis
covered. The victim is Andrew Cole twen-
ty-siX years old, a negro, who came here
several weeks ago from Wilmington, n. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
10000 PLANES FOR d. q
AIR FLEET, IS PROGRAM
Secretary Baker Pushes Plan 4.
Blind Germany's Eyes
in War
TO UTILIZE MANY PLANTS
WASHINGTON. J,,o q,

NASltlN'TIpN, Juno IL .
An American air navy Of 80, 900 macb,,..
is the Governments airplano program ~.
the first year Of the war, It was ofic,n'.
learned today.
How TO produce this number Of arcr..
when the eight small American slrn,,.,
factories were unable to I'll half tho a.,
ernments orders last year has been workss
out by the aircraft production board OF N.
Council of National Defense, and ia NO..
told by the United Press for the first nr,,
The United States viii make three r,oi.
classes of war airplanes: Training p,snsl
bombing machines and observation ~,
craft
The speedier Allied battle planes will con
tinue TO be made almost entirely by Franc.
and Great Britain, where this type Of ms-
chine has already been perfected
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Second Class in Navigation to Open

The second class in navigation will begin
tomorrow evening at the United States
Naval Home. Lieutenant Morrison com
mander of the KS, who is a recognized ex-
pert of the American navy, has volunteered
to assist Lieutenant Commander L. X.
Payne in instructng the class.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

to be the guests for several days OF Mrs.
Townsend's sister, Mrs. Frank G.. Shoe
maker and Mr. Shoemaker of 1921 West
Thirty fourth street Mr. Shoemaker,
who is in Fort Worth for a short time
on business came up this morning to
spend Sunday, returning to Texas to
morrow night
Mrs. Lizzie Lester OF ChickaSha, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Herbert Seitl
and Mr., Seitz, 1909 North Broadway
avenue.
Mrs, Tallman Bailey OF Washington,
ID C., will arrive shortly to visit her
SON Mr.. Harry A. ralman and Mrs.
Iallman, OF the Martinique hotel Miss
Geneva BIcvins, who was the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Talluan, has returned
TO her home in Kansas City
" n
Mrs r. A. Barr OF l24 West Ninth
street will leave tomorrow for a
weeks visit in Asdmore.
y y
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Hciligman Of
PA West Third street, have as their
gues, their daughter, Mrs. II s. Spcn-
Ger of Dllas.
Mr. Burke Shartel of the Skirvin
hotel left yesterday for ten days
visit in Washington, d, c.
y y y
Mr. Harry Baker OF the Skirvin
hotel lett Thursday night for a short
trip to Texas He will be home the
first OF the week
Mr. William Phificr OF 10 West
Seventeenth street, will return home
tomorrow from St. Louis, where he
was called by the serious illness OF
his mother. While there he was Joined
for a few days by his son, William Jr,
who is attending the Missouri uniycr-
sty at Columbia, Mo.
" =
The meetings OF the Modern PriS-
ella club have been discontinued until
the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert {. Seitz, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence J. Blinn. and Mr..
and Ms. jeff Heager entertained the
members OF the w, S. club at 7 o'clock
dinner last evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Seitz, l2O) North Broadway
avenue Mrs. Lizzie Lester of Chick
aSha was the only additional guest.
The favorS OF the evening were pre-
sented to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers.
The regular meeting OF the club is
Wednesday, when Mrs A. Martin
kingkade, S05 West Twelfth street
Will entertain with theatcr party
o n n
The Eu Terpc Bridge club met yes
tetday with Miss Grace Scales, l4l5
West Thirty-iourth street who had as
additional guests, Miss Louise Worley.
Miss Beatrice Clark and Mrs. Sam
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05
INSTRUMENTS TO
RECORD WEATHER
OWNED BY BANKS
Forecasts to Be Given to Their
DepOSitorS,

HOBART Okla, May S.-(Special) }
Banks IN southwestern Oklahoma are
putting IN equipment to forctell coming
weather conditions, and thus TO advise
their dcpoStors. The equipment con
slsts OF rain gauge, barometer, hygto-
meter and maximum and minimum Their
momcterS, 4 bank in Hobart took the
lead and since that time banks at Lone
Wolf Rocky and Mountain Park have
installed instruments.
Refreshments Barred.
Hobart chapter, Eastern Star. has
placed the ban on social refreshments
during the tiWe the United States is in
volvcd in war Action was taken at A
meeting Tuesday night, and no refresh
mcnts will be served at class adoptlonS
in the future.
Farmer Buys Bank Stock.
James A. Portwood, prominent farmer
and livestock man hash purchased all the
stock in the Farmers and Merchants
National bank Of Hobart that was
owned by non-residents, and will be
elected TO the board of directors.
Hobart Men to Corps.
Clarence Ragan. a graduate of the
Hobart high school, and Harry Finley
former federal court clerk at Guthrie
have made application to join the civ
ilan training camp at Leon Springs,
Texas. and take the training for the OF
ficcrs' reserve corps
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l)V(lFNi66IN
ANDHHhLS
NVM0A2n0 OdziS
Unele WlooIly and Neddle,, eouau.t.

Uncle W'ogiy and Neddie's Bouquet
Copyright, 1917. nv Mcclure Newspaper
SyndiceteD
Uncle WIGGILY LONGEARs - |
guess YOU know by this time that
~ he Is rabbit gentlemnn-was out
IN the woods one day looking FOR
nm adventure, so he could hon sack to
nus hollow stump bungalow and tell Nursc
Jane Fuzzy WuzZy, about L., when, all
ot sudden. he heard some one shy:
What ARE YOU doing"
At first Uncle Wirglly thought he was
being spoken 10. but when hc looked
around and could see no one ne knew
whoever Ind spoken must he behind a
great big tree that was Just In front ot
him
I'm see who he ls," Uncle WIggily
said Then he heard the voice nsk
again
What nrc you doing"
PICKING bouquet can't YOU see9"
was the answer. and tho second vulce
was sort of pecvlsh like and unpleasant.
not Ia say cross
"ilo' Ho' Picking flowers, nre YOU.
Nellie Stuhnil'" cried the rrst voice,
lnd Uncle Niggily knew this tim. that
Johnny buhytail, the squirrel hoy, was
speaking Who are you NlcklnE the
bouquet for Neddie' asked johnnie.
For tho lady mouse teacher an
"oh. no, so you're going 10 he the
teachers pet, are you asked johnnie
With laugh "yos'te picking n bouquet
Tor the teacher. and yet she made YOU
stay In after school today because You
talked, Ho, Ho!"
No, I'm not picking this bouquet 10
III he The pet OF the lady mouse teacher"
said Nrddie You just wait When she
smells these flowers tomorrow she won't
10 for "A IL
Why asked Johnnie and then tnclo
Wiggiy crcpt cloee np behind the hig tree
on the other side ~ which we're tho bear
and animal boys, snd he listened. Uncle
Nigglly did
= must learn Why tho lady mouse
won't want 10 sniff any more posy bios.
SONS after she smells Neddic'a bouquet. q"
thought the bunny rabbit
Look" whispered Neddie tn Johnnie.
Rs he showed the squirrel hoy the bios.
SONS. DO you see that bis, long, sharp
thorn7'
Yes, see a." said johnnie "nu,
why nte you putting Y In the teachers
80 the lady mouse will prick her
nose with II when ehe smells the flowers
aali Neddie, the bear, GROSSLY like Then
sh"'ll wish she hadn't kept nie In after
school"
"oh, that, a regular April Fool tuck"
'NNNNfIFu HNNIlnltf
- don't care" answered Neddle "tn
show her"
Myi My" though, t'ncle wirgily. a.
he listened This IL nn adventure In.
deed | wonder what ia better do nut
Just then, on the other side of the woods.
he heard Grandfather uoosey uand.r
calling 20 him 10 come and play check
ere, 40 the bunnyspentlemnn had 10 run.
lea wing Neddic TO finish making hls bous
unet with thorn hidden IN tho utdal.
Just where anyone would hatumlly nut
hls nose To smell H.
Well that was late one afternoon. and
early the next morning Uncle wisriN.
who was M hefof. breakfast looking fUr
another adventure, happened To- meet
Neddie stumntail when the bear hoy was
on his way TO the hollow stupp school
"Ah, ha SO you have been pickinr
flowers, see, spoke the bunny rabbit,
looking NJ tho bear boys hou1uet
Yes, picked them for tho lad, mouss
teacher said Ncddic. not very jolly.
like
That's yery nice Of you. said uncle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

Armstrong Miss Jerline Dick, 900
West Sixteenth street, with whom the
club will meet Friday, made the high
score for the club, Miss Worley being
presented with the guest favor.
Mrs. Frank b. Lucas OF 1914 North
Shartcl avenue, who has been visiting
IN Washington, d. G.. is now in New
York City for several weeks.
q s 4
The Domestic AT department OF
Sorosis gave an all-day indoor picnic
Yesterday at the home of Mrs. NJ. +.
Reynolds l60l West Twenty-nnth
street Mrs. J. w kncppcl Mrs. {, X.
Phelps, Mrs. J. {. Cornish and Mrs.
Al. Collins ~ Little Rock. Ark, were
additional guests. After luncheon the
club adjourned to witness the Better
Babies parade This is the last meet
ing OF the department until fall
X " y
\ large and apprcciative audience
gathered last evening in the Musical
Art Institute for the dramatic art re
cital given by Miss Fclice llaubiel, as
sisted by number OF her pupils, for
the benefit OF the emergency fund cs-
tablished by the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Both "A Pro-
poSal Under Difficulties" by John Ken
drick Bangs and "Everywoman" by
Walter Browne were presented in a
noteworthy manner, the parts OF Jack
Barlow played by Miss Frances Biesc,
and that OF Bob YardSlcy by Miss Ilau-
blel being especially well done. Mr..
Charles haubeIS Interpretation OF
Nobody" was most artistic. Others
appearing in the casts were the liSseS
Moreno tSark, Janctte Porter, Doris
Day Marie IIutchiSon, Muriel Bate.
Helen Stone, Lelah TroSper, Frances
Murphy Ielma Duncan and Edna
Moore.
Several musical numbers lent diver
Sty TO The program, the first being
America" and the "MarscillaiSc," sung
BY Miss Helen Alspauph, who made an
inspiring picture with the flags Of the
United States, France and England in
her arms. Mr. Harold Halsell gave
two numbers, The Trumpetcr" by Dix,
and THE Minstrel Boy" by Moore. a
duet from the opera Carmen" sung by
Mrs Frank b. Sorgatz and Mr. Edgar
NJ. Cooke, closed the program.
The hoStesSeS for the occasion were
Mrs. Earl II Shelley. Mrs. John Hill.
Mrs A ] Kirkpatrick, Mrs Robert
Scott, Mrs George Piersol, Mrs. Al
bert NJ Lchr, Mrs. b. NJ. Miller, Mrs.
Herschcl d Newman. Misses Jimmie
and Mabel Frccland, Miss Ycss Dwight.
Miss Edith Allen Phelps and Miss
Rachel Short The uShers were Rcbec
ca Lamb, Mary Barnhill and Ada Sohl-
berg, Eleanor Shelley Helen Mcclure,
Florence MclIenry and Rosalie Hill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

Wiggly with n smile let me smell
them
"uh. mo- l-cr-f don't want to." Ned
die said. quickly hiding the houquct be-
hind him You might-er-sm Of all
the perfume, and --"
And YOU want To- save II all for the
tcncher-l see" and tncie Wlggily
smiled again. That's very nice Of YOU"
But Of course tho reason Ncddle didu I
want Uncle NiggIy To smell the bouquet
was because ~ the thorn.
Well, Neddie went 10 school, getting
there early. and he put the bouquet a
the lady mouse teachers desk. Then he
went TO his scat. To- make believe study
ms honey tree lesson. but out ~ the cor
n"rs NJ his ewes he watched tn,s6t the
lady mouse get pricke1 with tho thorn
Pretty soon In came pomc other hoy
and gn animal pupils and the laiy
mouse teacher She saw the flowers on
her desk aud squcakcd out.
on, how nice of some one 10 bring me
May bouquet How pretty II looks In
the school room, and I'm sure II smells
~ nice ns II looks
Then she picked m the bouquet IN her
paws ana leaned her cute sharp little
nose toward t.
Here's where she gets g." though,
Ncddic, pretending to study very hard
The lady mouse took long deem smell
" the flowers, and then she cried Inv de.
light.
oh how lovely they smcn' And.
best or all, thor In nm extra gnod fmell
In them It's n smell ot toasted cheese
on. some one must have. known how |
lnvo toasted cheese. for there II large
piece ~ II right In the middle Of this
houpuct Oh how dellghtful,"
And, surely enough. instead ~ thorn.
che took ont n lovely piece ot toasted
cheese for her lunch
Who brought me tho sweet houauct7'
asked the lady mouse. looking around
Neddir Stuhtnil, the bear boy" nm.
swered Uncle Niggily, popping his head
IN the door Just then. but | nut the
cheese In Tor him, ar hc forgot e." and
ne looked NJ Nciile IN funny way.
on. Uncle WlgRily. that's inst like
YOU said the lady mouse. Thank you.
ana thank YOU. Ncdd'c"
You see, Ncddir." spld the rabbit gen
uemnn after school that day, II hnp.
pencd TO sec how, lust by mistake. of
course, n thorn fell into tho bouquet YOU
picked Tor your teacher, 10. I'm the nlrh,
Nhsn You were asleep. | put the cheese
In and took out the thorn"
m glad you dld.' said Ncddie II
guess II was mistake" And then ho
tclt better And u the cTg man doesn't
take our rice pudding and give II 10 IN.
roller skaters in play store with. ri tell
You next about Uncle wiTglly and Char.
lies crow a
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get Mrs. Robert p Carpenter. the re-
firing president was presented with a
beautiful print OF Rheims cathedral as
a token OF the regard OF the club for her
efficient services, and Mrs. f. T. BY
mum, with some red roses Mrs. a. II
Vance made the presentation speech,
! after which Mrs. George Frederiskson,
the new president, was installed. At the
close of the meeting Mrs Vose served
tea informally, being assisted in the din
ing room by Mrs J. NJ Bass, Mrs
| IIoopes and Mrs. Carpenter. This was
the last meeting Of Phlomathca until
The opening OF the club season in the
fall.
Mrs. Davenport Richardson of BuWos
Aires, South America. who IS visiting
her parents IN Edmond came down yes
terday to visit relatives here for several
days and is with Mr.. and Mrs. !. Paul
Richardson Of ll24 West Eleventh
street
The graduating class Of the AlcKinlty
school held its annual banquet Yesterday
at noon IN the basement ui the First
Baptist church, after which visits to va
rlpuS manufactures OF the city, and the
state Fair grounds were enjoyed. the
afternoon ending with a long motor
drive
Mrs w. d Maxwell OF McAlcster is
the guest for three weeks OF Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. B Blake, zoos West Sixteenth
street
Chapter V. p. +. O will meet this
evening at the home ot Miss Cora Cogs-
we'll, 300 East Eighth street, at 7 80
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Graves and
Miss Iullia Graves will return from
Dallas the middle of next week and
with Miss Laura Graves will be at home
in their own home, 430 West Thirteenth
street
DR. and Mrs A J. T Beatty. who rc.
sided at the Lee Huckns hotel during
The winter, are at home at 6lS West
Twentieth street
Mrs Otway Sapler Of MuSkogee ar
rived today to spend a few DAYS with
Miss MelroSc Brown OF 1922 West Scy.
cn'ccnth street on her way home from
a short visit in Norman
.
Mr. and Mrs Jacques Dur of 7n2
West Tenth street leave this evening 10
spend the week. k.cnd with friend, in Fort
Worth going On MONDAY for two week,
in Hot Springs. Ark On their return
they will stop in Dallas for a visit in
with Ours sister, Mrs. Erwin Grove
and Dr. Grove
Mrs J Claude Etter Of Grccnville.
Tex, who has been the guest OF Mis-,
Helen Louise Wolcott Of 62j Fast Tenth
street, lett yesterday for Saltwater.
where she will take up expression
work in the A. and NJ college
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Townsend of
Maryyille Mo, are spending the week
end In FL Reno and will arrive Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05
Secret Agreement
Between Chile and
Germany Suspected

BUENOS AIRES, May s-Under
the caption Suspicious Neutrality"
the newspaper ReylSta, weekly.
charges in its current issue that a
secret treaty exists between Chile and
Germany BY this treaty, it was
charged, Germany will support an in
ya'ion Of Patagonia by Chile. and in
return Chile will support Gtrmanys
position in South America
The article has aroused much com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05
BY Aletha Barr Taft.

HE d,,r. or,,,.,, i,e, ,,;,Lt 40 Al,
'1~ 49, - ~. '',' ''ea' :" Wv
s'''o'y !" Nu,'''"" ny we '',"'-
Is pers oi inc Nappa N'pnd i,'-
ternity was one OF the most IN
teresting and ENJOYABLE events ot Inc
year. The imminent departure 81
those recently enlisted made IT really
the closing events oi the fraternity at
fairs he armory was lavShIy hung
with iiags--the only decoration uscl
and the girls attended in the garb OF
Red Cross nurses, the men in full mil
itary dress. Punch was served during
the evening and light buffet supper
at the close. Instead of a grand march
the dance was opened by a military
drill under the supervision of Mr. Mar
shall Harris OF Oklahoma City The
occasion will be long remembered for
under the joyouSncss and gaycty there
lay an undercurrcnt OF seriousness and
sadness for the parting of the WAYS for
schoolmates grown dear through the in
timate frirndshipS and affections Of
university lie 4 large number of on,
of-town guest, attended a number 90.
ing down Yesterday from Oklahoma
City. Among them we're Miss Blanche
Bowman Miss Marparct Pe,tce Miss
Nina Penn Mis-, Irnct Stewart Miss
Inez Mastcrson Miss Anna KNIGHT
Miss Clar, Elizabeth Colean of Peoria
ILL.,. Miss Mary Mattison Mfr. Eugene
Stout, Mr.. Gus Corder. Mr. Neil Irbv
Nj Phil Weaver. Mr. Bud Realty Mr.
Jack Hampton. Mr. Ralph Clymcr and
Mr. Lon Frame
n N IN
Miss Anna Knight and Mr. Frarcis
p knight of 2Is Fast Eleventh street
will he At home tomorrow afternoon
from 3 10 o o'clock in honor of ,beir
eops;r Nrs, CIa,, EI;,,bc,h Colc,r ~
Peoria m Mise CoIe,n w;,b bc,
mother Mrs ~ II Colc,o is ,hc
guest tor several wceLs ~ Mr. and
Mrs n \ Kr;gb, 5I5 F,st E,cycn,b
stree, Mrs KnighIs mother Nrs
Francis Putnam OF canton m s Also
the gnes, - H. ,,J II, Eni,h,
= y e
Capt and Mrs Donald r. Bonfocy Of
i429 West Twenty first street enter
ta;ned ,pf,rmally a, dinner las, cyc.
ming in honor nf Can, Il n Ell;s ,yho
has been stationed IN OtI,hom, Cty
for several wccLs !, cb,,ge - ,h. -.
crui,;n, Tor tho ofi,,ors' res.,yo Earn.
p.e w W.
.;' au.o'D u',u, a''u'l' t,,a' .r, 'N'c''leu '''e
Nm NJ. a, 1ppp,'','',''N H| W p, ane Rur,N H, W',e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05
Hail Breaks Windows.

kNW CITl, Okla, MAY s-(Spe-
caO-A severe hail rain. wind and
electrical storm visited ,hi, city ON
lhufSSy The hail wa, So scattered
that i, did little damage TO crops and
gardens bu, broke number OF plate
glass windows in the business section
Of the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

ment especially in view Of the long
delay Of Chile in naming delegates to
the neutrality conference in Buenos
Aires
The possession of. Patagonia has
long been in dispute between Chile and
Argentina! but by treaty made in
1881 Chile ceded practically all OF old
Patagonia and the eastern coast Of
Terra del Fucgo to Argentina
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

and Ointment aud ! commenced using
them. My head felt much easier and
now ! am completely healed and YOU
Cannot seeascaIe onmy head. tSirncdl
Hiss Mary Payne, Bradshaw. ". Va
When used lur every day toilet uur.
poses Cutioura Soap not only olcanses,
punhes and hcau,ihcs hu, i prevents
many little skin tiuhlcs II assisted by
occasional use of Cu,icuta Oin,men, To
soo,he and heal the hrs, signs ~ skin
troubles Absolutely nothing better
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mall addre. postcard. "Cuticura.
Dept. II. Boston" Sold everywhere.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05
Pure Cotton Raising.

DUKANT, OKLA, MAY 81 Especially
A company has been formed at Caddo.
this county for the raising Of pure me.
bane cotton, with the principal object
Of furnishing the purest available seed
OF this variety A large tract is being
planted. The company is known s.the
Caddo Mebane Cotton Seed company
of Caddo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

the skin of my head and
my head would be so sore
] could mn, comb my hair
] could not tcw At night.
All my hair Tell ou, illl |
could hardly keep i, up
and when ! cumbcd il the
dandmH iell like bran.
My grandmother told
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

Al MRS. CYRIL f. CLf MER of 920 West Twenty-second
NW street who the hostess Tuesday at of the
"Oo most delightful teas of the spring social season
Mrs. Clymer of the attractive young matrons of
Oklahoma City, where she has made many warm friends
for herself since her marriage about year ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05
Where to Enlist

United State, Navy-n0l Culber,.
son building, Grand avenue and
Broadway
United States Army-l0an Yves,
Main street Oklanoman building.
Fourth and Broadway
Oklahoma National Guard-.Adlu.
tan' generals office. IS West Grsnd
avenue.
United State, Marin. Corp,-see
Postmaster Weaver at federal built
ing.
Women, American leasue-lnl
North Harvey street
Red CroVs-Mrs. c. l.. Daueh,r,y
10 Fast Ninth stree,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05
ECzEMABURNED
LIKE FIRE
Broke Out in BlisterS, Head
Was Sore, CutiCura Healed.

Il had eczema on my head for ahou,
fout years, ltwould break out in hlis,crs
and itch and burn like fire. scratched
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs Jacques Dur of 7O2
West Tenth street, leave this evening to
spend the week end with friends in Fort
Worth going ON Monday for two week,
in Hot Springs, Ark On their return
they will stop in Dallas for yi,i, in
with Ours sister, Mrs Erwin Grove
and DR.. Grove
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

The Saturday Evening Dancing clul
viii dance this evening in Dounclb
Reid hall.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs +. l.. Townsend of
Maryyille Mo, are spending the week
end In ri Reno and will arrive Monday
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09
SECTIONS UNBIASED
SCHOOL LAND IN Co.

The following is a list of the
Unbiased school sections in the
county Of Lincoln, taken from
the records of the Commissioner
of Lands office.
For blanks and other informa-
ton write to Commissioner of
Public Lands, Santa Fe, N. NJ.
IN some instances only parts
Of sections are vacant but the
subdivision is not Given in this
list. Part Of section vacant will
be given uuOn rpoueet.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-09
AvIS0.

Compramos muebles de segun-
do mano y pagamos los mejores
precios, dinero en- la mano, y
Vendemos cosas de segunda
mano, por precios regulares.
Antes que venda las cosas
que tiene para vender, deve de
yer a nosotros, a la tienda de Sc
gundo mano. KELLEY & SON.