davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21

fluenZa que Sc encuentran en- la gar
ganta Y nariz, pueden ser destruIdos
Dor la simple aspiration de los vapo-
res de su preparation. eXactamente
de la misma manera que sc matan los
microbes de una habitacion por me-
do de la fumigacion. Ell hecho de que
las autoridades medicas han aconse-
iado ell uso de mascaras medicinales.
prueba que esta teoria es eXacta.
La Sclucion de Wilson. (Wilson's
Solution). es especialmente efectiva
por Ia faciiidad que t!enen las perso-
mas de llevarla siempre en- el panue-
10 V aspirarla varias wees al dia, con
particularidad cuando Sc hallan entire
muchas personals reunidas 0 N las
muchedumbres de los lugares publ
COS.
Como II ]precaucion mas. el profe-
scr Wilson ~'aconseja Ia aplicaci0n. a
'nanana y noche, de su medicinal, bajo
la forma liquida. de acuerdo con las
instrucciones que !leva caGa botella.
Debido a que esta preparation eSta
compuesta de los mas p~oderosos ger
micidas V desinfectantes. no produce
ninguna molestia y es complement
te inofensiva usandola segun instruc-
clones. Una botella de 35c de Wilson's
Solution (Solucion de Wilson,. es SUI
~ficiente para n semana de trata-
miento. La Solucion dc Wilson tam
bien es conocida con ell nombre dc
".Anti-Flu." Y esta a la venta en- to-
das las drogucrias. FL Professor VIII
son advierte que su seduction debc ser
uSada tan solo como preventive Y no
para atacar Ia influenza. ST listed es
victima de la influenza. debe inmedia-
tamente lamar a SD medico. Eeltas
al Dor mayor: SAN ANTONIO DRUG
COMPANY. AGENTES GENERA
LES DE VENTAS PARA ESTA
SECCION DE LOS ESTADOS UNI
DOS. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21

Es un hecho u mis- metcaoS oe
curar sin medicinal son tan simPteS
como electives Y abso.utamente ga
rantizados. Sc na probado. Dor intI-
nidad de caso< que 20 ne Irat2do,
que Q medic de estoS me,oaoS Sc
ha elimmado "A cau<a de a enferme-
dad V han restableci1O 81 salud, cen
renares lie personals que por amos
habian experimentado cuanto les ma
bia sido possible sin ningun rssH!taco
Y despues de haber s'do deSanucia-
dos Dor emineptes specialists. La
d;stancia TO es n;ngin ~obstacuIo'
pues ne curado a mucha> perSonaS
me ,smas ne conscido. E>taS verso
mas estan muy agraGecidas ' reco-
miendaa mis- metoGos &c curar SIN
medicinal. Lea sus Testimonies en-
IA edicion semanaria de LA PREM
SA". Tengo en- mi pcder miles. de
estes testimonies Y los cualeS man
dare con gusto a toda persona que
lbs ~SoIiri+p
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
FOLLETiN Nun. 65.
DE LA TERRA a LA LUNA.

jorables@ C~ertaUc0tc Que y. En-
cuanto a este lado invisible. 10 hu-
bieramos visitaGo ' r~econocido en- 2!
curse de nueStroS viajeS de eXH!ora-
ei6n de- giobO lunar. Laego eStuvi-
mos acertaGoS al esco%e~ = lpoca del
plenilunio. pero para :~oSechar Sus
ventaias. precis&ba cue hu0icramos
nesado a nuestro deStino, ' para lie
gar Z nuestro deStino era precise no
sufrir deSviaciones en- e. canine.
Ell argumento no tIene vue.ta de
hoja. es verdad-conteSto Miguel
iLastima que Sc haya maloSrad0
tan hermosa OCCASION de obServar el
otro lado de la Luna, iQuien Sabe 81
los habitantes de los demaS planctaS
no estaran mas adelanJados que los
sabios de IA TERRA en- 10 que Sc re
fiere al conocimiento de SuS sateli-
ties,
Facilmente Sc hubiera pod;do dar
a Ia observation de Miguel Ardan IA
respuesta siguiente: 81; el estudio
do otros satellites Ia podido ser mas
facii en- virsud de Su mayor proNims-
dad entire 81. Los habitanteS de Sa-
turno. de Jupiter Y de Crano. Supo-
piendo Que existan, han podido esta-
blecer con sus ~resDectivaS Lunas CO.
m-urieaciones mas sencillaS- Los cua-
tro satellites de Jupiter sravltan a
una distancia de ciento ocho mli dos
eientas sesents leg1as. cjenso Seten5a
y dos mil d~oscieataS leguas, clento Sc
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Puesto que nay un graz numsro de
compatriotas nGeStros, lectores de LA
PRENSA. Que trabaian en- diStintaS
Industries de los Estados Unidos. IS
conveniente que digamos algo acerca
de los Geberes que incumben al me-
xicano en- el ex~rraniero.
81 primero ' principal deber es ei
lie honrar 4 auestra patria. La Pa
tia eS nueStra nladre. a que nos ha
dado a nuestros padres n~aturales. ei
ha5Ia C.e poseemos. II luz de su sol,
81 historic. sus tradic.ores. IA que me-
cjC nuestra cuna. "a Que VIC nueStros
;uegos infantileS = cobijo nuestras
ilusiores Juveniles. \ ella lie debe-
mos Il algeria Dc c : lie 2mar. por
% Que tensrcs para ella g gran
deber u tcuerlos para cen nuestros
raires: II dc honrarla Y amar,a con
toGa nue<tra alma.
Y asi como TN hTen hijo honra 4
/ padres. rortandose Sicmore bien.
sobre TODD en- casa ai1n&. aSi i%uai-
menIc. los r~ieX-anos que vivimos en-
,os Estados IH!dos. o en- cUalQuier
raiS cxtraDiero. dcocmos pOrtarnoS
con toia ~"nrrccc:6r. lie manera que
no sc puaGa Goc;~. ri Greer naCa ma
% Dc rUe>tra 2atr:a. a causa de nueS-
IRA conducta.
Ncsorro$. Y cl mundo entero. So
los muy afecto> a %eneraliZar, j
;az@ar po- ~ iadividuo 4 todoS los
ac una fan:i!ia. Glaze. comunidad. O
ACTON. ESto 8 Il injuSticia. Y una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
Para conbatir Ia In
fIuenza los habitantes
de Texas usaIl
Urban S Balm

TcGc- ,cS diEs :cur'ncs nucyas r-Uecas de
~ cficzc;a dc UruSn's Rain como nrevcnti-
vo para Ia Infiucuza. \ contirlaci0n pubIi-
camcs una ca-la rccjoids &c Sample. Tex:
Ocrub-e Is. l?IS. Urnan Chemical Com
pSuy: Tcn-Sa IA bondad dc mardarmc dos
doccaa5 10 -uHoS &C UrhsrS Balm. In lcs
luSareS dondc no lay mcGicoS. G cl mcJor
-cmedio que hCuos nallaGo para combStIr K
influenza. .ASi nues. L. supiicamos nos los
mandcn : Ia mayor o-cvedad. pues tenemcS
sin poGc- ucnar yarioS rCdiicS- SuyoS
aifmo>.. y IS. s.. sample Mercantile Com
pany.
AGuC!c~a hc- m;smo un -vho dc Urhan's
Balm CSelo >cgUn Instructions que issva
rada tuba y eE-GS.. pressrvIdu contra IA In
Il-su-a. 81 CSu - f&cil. c,o1O"HIco y SS9i-
ta-io. De ventl or trdaS las druS7icriaS al
n-o-io dc &c. = zoe. cadG tube. ~ se man
ia al -eci6a - u yalor pur n Urban Che
n.cal Company. san .tntouio. Texas. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21

finitiva. pero Sc sa0e que saidran dc
varios puertos americanos y Sc dirl-
giran q Trieste pcr Ia ruta de I'll
braltar.
VIENA, Noviembre l9.-La situa-
c;0n ell esta capita, segln las nctl-
cias que ha podido obtaner 81 primer
c~orresponsal americana que ha lie
gado aqui, ?arece que no es tan ma
la como Sc decia. por cuanto Sc re-
fiere a la cIesti0n politica. pues en-
10 que respscta a Ia economical, es
bastante deseSperada, pues hay ur-
eente necesidad De pan Y where's,
muv especialmentc en- el territor:o
de Austria.
Los d~esordeneS que Ia desintegra-
ci6n de Ia monaruuia duaiista ira
10 consigo. no So dejaron sentlr en-
esta capital. con Ia fuerza Y violen-
c;a que en- Hungria Y otras reglo-
ncs. pues no Sc Gieron los casos de
c]ncuentros sangrientos que ocurrle-
ron en- otros !ugares.
+. c~orreSponSal americana que ha
estaGo recabando ir~formaciones dc
In s~ituacion, lego a esta ciudad IA
semana pasada. acompanadO de DO;
oficialeS del eiercto, uno inglcs Y
otro frances.
La escasez de where's 81 eS muy
alarmante aqUi. y hasta ell eX-Em-
perador Carlos Y 81 esposa, que sc
italian recluidos Ell 81 Castillo dc
Eckartsau. eSJan Sufriendo sus conSe-
cuencias. estando a!imentandose cob
rac;ones tan escasas de where's, que
i no lie; puede ocasionar una muer-
t. por hambre. 81 puede tracrics
una enfermedad con>untiva de serie-
dad.
La famiIia ~eX-Imperial no ha DO
dido conscguir carne, !eche o pan cr
las villas ccrcanas. n. Quicn les haga
.. lavado. habi6ndose visto obligads
a desDedir Il Ia major psrtc de 81 ser
vidumbre. que SO conponia De 80
>irvientes.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21

CuanGo ~necesite iiDr0S en- espahol
dirijase a ignacio l.. LozanO, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
Sc IA DESCUBERIO I'm NUEVO
pRESERVA1YO contra la INFLUENZA

Tn professor del Georgia College" descubrlo una suStancla que
mata completamenJe los germenes de la mtluenza.-use-
le para proteger q SUI famlia contra eSta terrible enferme-
dad.-S6lo unas cuantas gotas depostadas Ell su panuelc
d~esinfectan nariz V garganta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
NIFTY FIN BREVE ElIVIARAN WHERE'S A
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIDOS
ESQ, 900 toneladas de comestibles ~levaran a Trieste los
barcos anericanos por la ruta de Gibraltar

ha dete-minado de una manera de-
finitiva. pero Sc sa0e que saIdran dc
varios puertoS americanos y Sc dirl-
eiran a Trieste pcr Ia ruta de Gil
braltar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21

81 Hersehcl ia avcriEusGc que On los
satellites. 81 movimienro de rctacicn soSrc 81
Gle 6 ecustsntcncnte iruai al
dc rcyolucicn slrcdcicr del plsns.s- Pcr con-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29

NEW YQk1 Now 2s.-Tho cotton mar
ket showed SWadlnebS al the opening to-
day owing to flrmness In Liverpool over
'hs holiday ard continued bullish reports
from southern spot markets The latter
emphasized the attitude 81 holders rather
than the state Of demand. however, and
prices turned easier right after the call
under a rene val Of scattering llauda ton
Liverpool and japanese selling. For a
l'mo Lrlces sold of rapidly In the alb.
sencc OF any important support and after
opening steady at an advance OF 10 81
pOlnts. tho market sold Is 10 25 points
net lower before the end Of the first
half hour January broke from 2765c 70
~ loo and March from 6s2c 10 20 soc,
OF about 80 to 10 points from the early
high point
The early decline was checked by a
nttle covering and trade buying around
2cJOc for January and 20 SOC for March,
or about ~ to 25 points under Wednes-
days closing figures Rallies Of some Is
to 20 points followed on covering but
we're barely maintained with the mark et
very quiet during the middle Of the day.
when prices were some 10 20 2S points
net lower
There was another flFrry Of scattering
liquidation during the early afternoon and
prices made new low grpund for the DAY
with January selling al 10 $50 and March
at 2sl2c, or - TO 70 points net lowe,
This decline was In the face Of a reported
improvement In export demand for spots
In the south and reports that Washing
ton adyices received In Savannah said
that hrger offerings Of bcean tonnage
might spring up over night Prices
showed slight rallies around I O'Clock but
trading was very quiet and the tone
nervous
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
Shake
Is Replaced
By Salutes
Commissioner DonneIIy Gives
Official Sanction to
Newest Fad,
Give + military salute don't shake

Give II military salute, don't shake
hands"
This is the advice Of Commissioner
Mike Donnclly, head OF the city health
board
1T is far more sanitary. and is patri-
otic as WELL he add,
However. the antl-handshakng move
ment in Oklahoma Cliy was well adj
yanccd before Commissioner Dom
nelly's attention was called 10 it, II
started from the continued presence OF
soldiers from Fort Sill The girls
should be given the credit for this
movement.
Sure, is getting popular to give a
military salute instead OF shaking
hands" a pretty department store glrl
said today. Not only IS il the pairi-
otic thing to do. but it spells self
preservation when so many per'"-S are
sick We girls picked 1t up l. the
Officers. Oh boy. IT'S some W - get
ting that salute down. OF course we
pay no attention 10 the position OF the
feet. as soldiers do bur 20 get the right
snap to the hand movement require.
some practice, let me tell you. I've
stood before my mirrot for hours work
ing on it,
The anti-handshaking movement i,
not confined TO any particular set. ii
is growing fast all over the city. Physi-
clans agree that many contagious dis
eases are spread by shaking hands. As
hygienic measure the doctors recon-
mend the new fad.
Coming right down TO reasons why. .
says one OF the head nurses In a local
hospital, "a military salute means just
rs much as hsndshaking Why shake
hands in a time OF universal peace,
such as the world is now lacing2 Shak
lnl hands originated in an age when
every man suspected every other man
OF being an enemy. BY offering his
sword hand 10 hold the sword hand OF
the other fellow both were protected
from sudden assault Most certainly
nurses will encourage the new military
salute movement"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
SPEAKERS FOR RED
cross INSTRUCTED

A called meeting OF speakers Of the
Red Gro" was held this mornigp at 10
o'clock In the Chamber Of Commerce
by Chester Westfall, manager OF the
Speakers bureau. George W.. Briggs
OF s.. Louis, Mo, district director, pre-.
sided, and presented the standardized
address which will be used BY one
thousand speakers in the Christmas
roll call December 10 10 q. Oklaho-
mas quota In this speaking tour will
be twenty.
Local speakers will tour other states
and twenty speakers from other sec
iions OF the country will tour okla
homa In addition to the speaking ros-
ter, one British and one French officer
will tour the state under the Oklahoma
jurisdiction.
Oklahoma county will send the fol-
lowing speakers out John Embry, f.
u Giddings. T. +. Blake, Harry L.
Stuart Judge Jean p. Day and N. l.
Butler, Oklahoma City; A. r. Vande-
yenter, Bartlesyille Rabbi Henki,.
Tulsa; D b Wheeler, Muskcsee; J..
Elmer Thomas, Medicine Park;7W L.
Chapman, Shawnee Judge w. IL.
Bowles and Henry s. Johnson, Perry,
James J. McGraw. Ponca City; ]. n. N
Cobb, Sapulpa; Luther Harrison Ada =,
Paul Nesbitt, MeAlester, and Ben II.
Harrison, Calvin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Nov 2e--Decldsd strength
developed In the corn market today
Wgcly ~ a result Of signs Of a holding
policy on the part OF the farmers. In
tlmailons Of broad relief plans for food
shortage IN Europe tended further 20 EN-
rhaHizo bullish sentiment On tho bulge
however. selling Increased. owing 10 Re.
ports that one Of the largest distlllefics
10 the country would close down tonight
Opening prices, which varied from us.
changed figures 10 10 Off. with Deccm-
ler ti2ih 10 Y and January Ii2iH to
81 !JR were followed by material up.
turns nll arould
Scantlncss Of receipts led TO fresh
gains In the last half OF the Session
Prices closed strong. TO 8%c net higher.
with Dec il2bh 10 tl.2SA and Jan.
1l2sia TO 81 2gS
seaOosrd demand put nCmness into
oats. After opening ac OF 10 nc up.
with January 70h 10 nae, the market
scored sharp advance.
Weakness In tho hog market pulled
down rrovi"'uru
Packers buying led subsequently, TO
raileF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
RETURNS
or DRAFTED MEN
MUST Be RIGHT
QueStionnaireS Tell Of 3OQ,-
900 0kIabonanS' Finances,

The 100000 men Of draft age in Ok
lahoma who filled ont and returned
questionnaireJ will have considerable
trouble in "camouiagng" their inan-
cial rating, when the time comes to IN
out income tax returns according to
Hubert L. Boleu, internal revenue col
lector for Oklahoma, in a dahAlent
given out this morning
The time for making out these re-.
turns begins January ! aud extend, I'M
.tl March ]. A considerable increase
m collections IS anticipated
In each QUESTIONABLE the rcgi,lrant
was compelled to answer the amount OF
his annual income arh the amount OF
that which he contributed TO the sup
port OF his dependents. Thus there is
available ior the treasury department IN
the case OF many who registered, but
who have not ser, I'd in the army. a
record to check aagln,t the income tax
returns when they are made for the
next tax assessments
II glaring irregularities arc found be
tween actual income returns and the re
turns OF the individual in nj, draft
fuestIornalre. such individual might he
called upon for an explanation aud Sc
rions difficulties might follow.
That the order permitting the income
tax agents 10 have access 10 the ques-
aifrs has not been generally
Known Is fact Also. that appt q. IS
iron state taxing bodies 10 see the
questionnaires for the purpose Of
checking the financial values OF indi-
yiduals was not permitted by the war
department.
Farmers Of the state are said 10 be
particularly aroused over the reyela-
tion that their questionnaires are being
serutinired by income tax agents, lor
the reason that few farmers heretofore
have paid income taxes but in order
to make a good food production show
ing they recorded their earnings in real
size. In fact, Il is said that the princi-
pal Investigations being made by the
iederS treasury officials are into the
questionnaireS from the rural popula-
tion. Nothing can be done about It
now, officials declare. for much OF the
investigation that was planned by the
treasury into the Questonnaires Is COM
pleted and the questionnaires have now
been ordered sealed. They will he for
warded to WASHINGTON eventually.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Nov. N.-sen,lment was
again bearish among traders at ths
opening OF todays stock market de-
velopments over the holiday offering lit
tle relief from prevailing uncertainties.
U. u Steel was the central fea ture, sell.
Ing minus its dividends OF ~ percent.
down 20 %H, n decline OF large frac.
ton, from which II continued TO fall 10
~ OILS. motors, coppers. dlstiiilng shares
ana leather issues yielded 1 90 8 points.
but Marines were strong with rails
notably Southern Pacific.
Rails Increased their gains In the after.
noon, transcontinentRls showing adya nces
OF ~ 10 almost s points and granyers,
ooalers and some OF the eastern Issues
an average OF point Coppers and
United States Rubber also we're stronk
but shiprings and oils eased.
Leading rails and industrIala mounted
TO highest levels of,~the day'in the last
hour, speclnlties also making uubstantlAl
prosress. rns closing was strong.
Final prices on Liberty bonds today
were. sh's esh first convertible q,
esloi second ~ Nso; first convertible
tA's sl.e2; second convertible tA's 90 is,
third 'H's S.ioi fourth tAs ssio
The Army and Navy forever-and the
American Red Cross little longer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
NEW Yoek COTTON FUTURES.

new YORK, Nov 2'.-cotton closed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
ACCIES Beaten
BY 27-0 SCORE
University of Oklahoma VIM
ner in Turkey Day Game,

Tho plkskin eleven from the University
Of Oklahoma wiped away the sting OF ia
defeat az the hands OF the Oklahoma A.
and N, college team last year when AZ
the state fair grounds yesterday after
noon the lads from Norman defeated the
saltwater representatives by q score Of
" TO The contest was witnessed by
a crowd estimated at 1000.
The aerial tactics 'of the University
team won the gpme after Il was seen
that straight football would make littls
progress against the firm defense Of the
Aseiees. Marsh, the right end Of the Uni.
yerslty. and Swatek, fullback, were stars
for the Sooners Denton and Blattler we're
features Of the Asgies' team.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
At. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. ss.-HoGs: receipts
\; u 900; steady. Lights iiLsSgllbO piss
~ .e0GiL70: bulk tl7S5di7sO. CAT-
TIE. receipts 5000; slow: native beef
steerr VII .i5Ql1sO: cows and heifers
'lL5oa 1850: stockers b.bO0i2.o 90; prims
southern steers tib.Oouls.OO. SHEEP. re-
ceipu 500 steady 70 strong. Lambs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
AUSTRIAN LOSS
FOUR MILLIONS
Total Killed 100000, IncIud-
ing $4,000 Officers,

LONDON. Nov. 2o.-Austria- Hun
gary lost 100000 men killed aud
wounded during the war, according to
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen.
Eight hundred thousand men were
killed, including 1900 officers
The German losses we're placed at
bjj00O0 by the socialist Vorwaeris OF
Berlin on November ~. The newspa-
per's estimate, which was unofficial,
said that up to October 81. l.Se0,0OO
German soldiers had been killed and
the fate Of 10000 was not known
-Four million soldiers were Wounded
and 10000 were prisoners.
. The British losses in all theaters OF
activity, including killed, wounded and
missing, were officially placed at 304o,-
Yoi on November 49, OF the total 6Ss,-
COS were killed, including 5000 off.
GERS. An official announcement from
London Wednesday SAID that one mil
hon men had been killed or we're dead
THROUGH various causes. IL being ex-
p,lained that the earlier total Of killed
did not includ, the men reported miss
ing who actually lost their lives nor
those who died from sickness.
American Casualties have been Of.
iieially announced as totslling 2b.ll7.
OF this number j6lI we're killed and
died from wounds. Slightly more than
1900 deaths were from disease or
causes not classified.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Nov WHEAT: cash.
firm No. hard I72Od2 ~. No. 2 noml.
nal. No ] red 81 lsu2 20. 40 2 nominal
CORN steady No mixed ill7HI5i.
No ? white 81 J0Tl5J. No. yellow 81 so
n l.ji OATS unchanged 80 white
ilj2nl 52ia
CORN No. 2 yellow, nominal OATS:
standard 7jAd7bAc RYE. No. 2 ilGt
ul@h. BARLEY. sOcntiO2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
cHIeAoo.

CHICAGO. Nov D-u. q. Bureau)-.
butcher, ylissaisSc; nsRt iis sGS SOFIA: ,Iysii:
packing sie1s9lTSOi PIGS. good TO ohoics
flaSeGls1o. CATTLE: receipts is, o0ei
steady to lower; choice beef cattle tis,od
nyni COMMON and medium 20 f5Q
1900: butcheU cows and heifers 1880
~; csnnsrs ssm tS.So66is; choice stoeky
ers tlO 0O1l5.oO; common and medium
T00Gi0.o0; choice veal calves ti7.O0O
lI.bO, SHEEP: receipts 1900: steady TO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
Pues FALL DOWN;
ONE TAKES COUNT

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 29-Des
Moines fish, fans still are wondering
today just how Jim Flynn OF Pueblo,
Colo. Knocked out Bob Williams Of
Dallas, Tex, after forty seconds of
mixing at bout here last night Flynn
lunged at his opponent, they fell to the
mat and when Flynn arose, Williams
turned over on his stomach and took
the count. The men are heavyweishts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O-Tntima
,ions were given official quarters to-
day that President Wilson might an
nounee before night the names Of the
American delegates to the peace confer
enee. 1t was said the president had
decided to give the names 10 the public
without waiting to include them IN the
address TO the new session OF congress.
he will deliver next week Just before
sailing for Europe.
Discussion OF the probable personnel
OF the American delegation niil cen
tered today on Secretary lansing, for
mer Ambassador Henry White and Col.
I. N. House.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
TEACHER And PUPIL
VISIT WAR EXHIBIT

Oklahoma teachers and Oklahoma
City school children are attending the
allied war show at the Ford slant to.
day IN large numbers, according TO H.
F. Campbell, director. Many student,
from Norman and Saltwater who came
to Oklahoma City yesterday TO attend
the football game visited the show last
night and those who remained in the
city are attending today.
The war material and trophies will
be on exhibition here until Sunday
night. when they will be shipped back
TO Washington. Many valuable trophie,
10 the collection belonging to the allied
nations, I, was stated this morning
will probably not he seerf in this eoun-
Try again, as they are TO he returned
Immediately to Europe and placed In
museums.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-29
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