davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
IEGKLs
RECEIVERS SALE

ilECElvEnH SALE
The undersigned, receiver 0f the q Y,
bnnteli bll nud GaH company OF Pleds
mont OhlA, Will at 10 O'Clock a m. on
ihufhdhN trh N lFik. NJ office Of Watt.
son A Hatch. IN Citizens National Bank
huldlng ~ ~ Reno. Okla, offer for sale
ana sell 20 the highest bidder for cash,
AL the property and AEsals OF said com.
IL 80 follows
Approximately b.isi acres under oil and
gas lease ~ said company and situated
about two miles southwest of Piedmont
IN ranges five 90 ana slE t61 and town
ships thirteen (iD and fourteen uU.
canadian county oklahoma on the eaAl
hif thl Of The southeast ons.Quarisf
N w. ~ Of i5.b lsA we'll approximate
y eleven hundred tllnDl feet deep The
derrick used In drilling said oil we'll be.
longs 10 the cOmrTny. the tools and ma
chlnery having been under lnAse II 10
Understood that the lease upon tho flg
can ho continued N 30 desired The
Hfhatci portion Of the leases Included In
the above acreage 10 In the immediate ie
vicinity ~ said we'll hnd plnt showing
location " each lense will be furnished
upon request
Possession of said property viii he
on said date delivered 10 said purchaser
Al further iufOrma concerning the
property above referred 10 and concern
ing the affairs Of said company. known
10 said receiver will be furnished upon
request
Address the undersigned. NJ Reno. okla
c. u WATTBOG. Receiver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

Howard w, lIinman, son Ol Mrs.
Mary Human. III West Sixth street.
was one Of the pfiyales To be admitted
To the third Officers training camp at
Camp Pike, Little Rock. Ark lie cn.
listed last May and was sent 10 Fort
Logan, was then transferred TO Camp
Pike and then admitted to the officers
training camp The platoon ol which
he /, member, I, now receiving ils
instructions from First Lieu. Lawrence
d Hnman, his brother
Howard Hinman was formerly In the
credit department Of Kerr Dry Good.
company While attending Oklahoma
high school Ne was a member oi the
Glee club and The high school quartet
was president % the class with which
he graduated and editor Of the high
school magazine lie graduated from
high school in 1910, and was valtdic.
lorian Of his class lie vas a member
Of the First Presbyterian church choir
Clifford llinman, a brother Of ptyat,
llinman is employed in the office o
u, S, District Attorney John Fain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
-
Burning w. Using Garbage.

According to an interesting division
made by C. q. Bartlett, Cleveland
engineer our American cities arc a,
the wise and unwise Virgins, for some
OF them recover values from their gar
bage by modern reclamation methods
while others dispose Of garbage by
burning or dumping In letter to the
Manufacturer Record, Mr.. Bartlett
states that Los Angeles, under con-
tract with a corporation, receives 81
cents a ton for all its garbage, averag-
ing about 500 a day for the last three
years Fertilizer with $l2 to SIS a ton,
and valuable for It's potash, ammonia,
and lime phosphate is used on the
orange groves around the city, while the
grease recovered is sold to Los An
geles soap maker and made up into a
special soap that finds ready sale IN
Mexico Garbage grease is one OF the
chief sources Of glycerjne, containing 7
to u per cent, and the war demand for
glycerine has caused the price of gar.
bage grease to increase from 4 to II
cents pound. San Francisco burns
its garbage, and in doing so destroys
$500 a day in precious values. and many
other American cities and towns are do
ing the same.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
Camera Bluffs
Her Out of Job
Shoveling Snow

NEW WORKINGS Kate Hickcc Of
ljS East Fifty-fifth street applied for
and was given a job as emergency
snow shovtler for the street cleaning
department But Just after she had re-
ported for work at 70 New Chambers
street, and before she had a chance to
make history by making snow fly, she
saw flock Of cameras aimed at her
81 don't want notoriety want to
earn a living" she said And then she
hurried away.
Mis- Hickce had written a letter to
the commissioner saying that she was
healthy and strong and would "appre-
ciate the worb" She explained that
she is stenographer, translator OF
French, Spanish and English, and a
typewriter "No one seems to want to
employ a woman over 40 VIII your"
she wrote
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
Youth, Lost 3
Months, Found
Living on River

TOPEKA, Kan-Way out in Solo
mon valley. near Cawker City Car
Luthey and Winnct Robinson, high
school boys, have been living in the
open air, trapping and hunting, since
early in November Sheriff Hugh Lar
inner received a telephone message
from Cawker City saying the boys had
been identified and were trapping on
the Colomon river.
w r. Robinson. route 8, North To.
pcka, and Louis Luthey j80 Winfield
avenue, Oakland, their fathers, left oil
the first train for Bcloit, where they
will connect with the Central branch
and thus reach Cawker City This is
the first clew TO the whereabouts OF
the boys since they left on November
u.
The lads were identified by a Cawker
City storckecper when they walked into
town to purchase a chicken and a loaf
Of bread Whether their patriotism in
observing meatless day, poor hunting,
or hunger for food Of civilization
caused their journey into Cawker City
is not known.
They told the storekceper they were
trapping on the river, hut refused to
give any further information regard.
ing themselves. PoNals containing
their pictures sent broadcast over the
country enabled the Cawkcr City man
to identify them. A $50 reward is Of
fcred for information leading to their
whereabouts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
CAMP BULLETINS
TO Be PUBLISHED
BY WOMEN HERE
Data for Week End Visitors
VIII Be Furnished,

Soldiers weekly bulletin, will be pub.
lishcd for the first time next week,
through the bulletin committee Of the
Oklahoma City womens committee Of
the council OF national defense.
The committee met this morning In
the skfyin hotel n decide what steps
would be taken Different members
took upon themsslye, the tasks Of sup
plying different kinds Of information
Tor the bulletin
Bulletins Weekly.
The bulletin will be published before
every Thursday Of each week, and on
Thursday will be mailed to the Y NJ
c. A, headquarters, the Knights Of
Columbus headquarters and tho Y. w
{. a hostess house Al Camp Doniphap
In this way the soldiers OF the camp
will receive information Of all lines Of
entertainments Offered In OklahomA
City where the best lodging, can he
obtained al the cheapest prices, where
church service, are held and any other
items Of interest TO the week end yisNor
IN the city.
Mrs Oryal Walker, chairman Of the
committee, saws that To start with, 500
copies will he mailed out once every
week, and that " the plan il success.
iul more copies will he printed later
on. There will be 100 copies In the
women's council NJ defense offices In
the Chamber Of Commerce, which can
be had for the asking
Mrs Robert Hull, one Of the mem.
bers NJ the committee, asks that dii
ierent clubs and churches in the city
whs have entertainments In view for
the soldiers next week notify her a.
soon as possible
List Boarding Houses.
Mrs MarQuAnd Huckins has chHrpc
Of the boarding houses, and she asks
that any women who have suitable
places TO offer as a lodging Tor week.
end visitors at a moderate price 10 no.
tlly her at the Lse-HuckIns hotel The
name, address and price OF the lodging
must he specified by the applicants. a.
wei ns recommendations.
Miss Elizabeth Ames has charge oI
the hotels and moving pictures Offered
during each week, and II will be her
duty 10 learn what attractions are OF.
fored
Miss Mary {. Mitchell will obtain
lists Of the central chuTeheS in the city
and will find out when the service, arc
10 be held
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
How Tony and Oscar Nav. Mad. Good


There Is an article in the March
American Magazine called How |
Cured Myself Of Being Sensitive" In
It the author says
81 know today that there Is no such
thing as a good business or bad
business. Let q man be better at his
particular line Of endeavor than any
body else, let him put aside all conjee-
lures and doubts and fears, and he will
make. money, and win success and con-
tentnient. He simply cannot fail Tony,
a bootblack In New York, Shlnsd shoes
better than any Of the other bootblacks
and worked harder, and invested his
savings more skilliullyi and today
Tohy's stands are all over the city and
his income would probably rank well up
with that Of the leaders In any other
line. Oscar, when he started to work
as a head waiter At the Waldorf got
into the worst business In the world
Other men In the business OF waiting
on table have probably eaten their
hearts ou, with envy OF the rich men on
whom they wai,ed-men who had hap
ptned into good businesses instead
Of bad But no enervating jealousy
ever preyed on the heart Of Oscar. He
concentrated his thoWht and energy on
his own particular job, and, giving to
Il the best that was in him, became one
Of the most celebrated hotel men In
the world, and a man Of large wealth"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Fob, 21--lIoosi Re.
ceipts 5000. 100 10 i5c higher; bulk ,iiOc
fNsG. pIs, H,scSl 200 tA4lh' h'iss IL.
oelpts 1000; steady prime fed steers
ileTS8ia75 dressed beef steers 10000
1900, southern steers t7.bofiisoi cows
81 00q LOO; helfers ~ .oofi2 Ooi stockers
h.SsS,s hSsg,sS oSS S%lv': S ~ So9iSSS sHEEr isc
1895 yenrlngs $4,000 ~ 90 wetherr
81 .bonla 90, ewes iii.2bGi22b; stockers
a. OOd1lb 7b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
America substitutes for Russia.


After three and one-haf years of
bloody and devastating war the heart
Of England beats as high as it did in
August 1914 War-worn as she is, |
believe that even had We not been
Offered the succor, the comfort OF
Americas alliance, those islands would
have waged this war alone, and | be-
llcve that their vslor and staying power
would have won.
We have been breaking the flower Of
Germany for three years and a half
and in the next year America will be
fighting side by side toward the great
end &E
@ | have no hesitation In saying that
had not Russia broken down and her
armies been Withdrawn there is no pos
sible doubt but that another great Of
iensfye such as was carried on by the
English, French and Italians would
have brought the war to a conclusion
this year We in England realize fully
the blow Of the withdrawal of the i'm
mense Russian army.
But in looking back upon the Russian
collapse | can but repeat the words OF
a great English statesman on the eve
ming when the news came to us.
Cruel as this blow is," he said, 81
pronounce this conclusion; Even with
RusSias great army and with America
with no army | would rather have
Russia out and America in."-CsrtoonS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
he DIDN'T LIST
FOR SERVICE AS
LORD SAID mo-
Son Of Duncan, 0klau Man
Held as Dodger at ST. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. Q.-(SpeciaD
Henry Smith, " years old, son Of a
Duncan, Okla, farmer was arrested
here last night for failure To register
under the selecllye draft law. To-day
he explained that he did not register
because he wasn't commanded to do so
by the Lord
lie said this war was a little thing"
and not sanctioned by the Lord II he
is forced, he will 60 into the army, he
said.
When arrested Smith wore four coats
and three pairs OF trousers. lie said
he was so attircd because he was cold.
Federal authorities took up the case
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
ARMY OFFICERS
EXPECT RUSSIA
TO OPPOSE FOE
Believe Resistance Soon VIII
StiIfen

WASHINGTON, Feb p - The
American general staff h watching the
new German sweep into Russia with
little more than academic interest,
quite convinced that Russia IL no long
ct a military factor tD be considered
and that the situation ha, little bearing.
for the present Al least upon other bat
lle 'front.',
Large capture, OF military stores
bear little relation 10 equipment Oi
troops on the Italian NJ western fronts,
officers here say as lhc guns aud
rifle, captured arc Of use only q, long
as the ammunition supply captured with
them holds out
Expect More Resistance.
Observers here and 100 Russia II i,
understood. are satisfied that As the
German drive continue, d will meet
with more resistance
The greater the distance oi lhr Ger.
man advance the more effective will be-
that resistance. the military experts
say, since II would require great NUM-
NllH W NNNIH lN llhlNhll N'l' ''NNlAll
transportation lines and give she best
opportunity for guerilla warfare
Eventually they think. the vast tx-
tent OF Russian territory and the great
population will form a more definite
movement Of resistance
Detailed Report Coming.
The government will receive de-.
tailed report from Brlgldrr General
JudSun. who has just returned from
duty al the American embassy IN Pc
trogtad
The turn of events 10 Russia IN the
view here. swings upon the object ul
the German high command IN renew
ing operations
The capture Of war material from an
unresiding foe, is considered ol no
great Importance and capture Of thou-
sands Of PRISONERS rs regarded as an
added embarrassment IN many ways.
The taking oi pctrograd. II is con-
cedcd. might bc desirable for It's effect
in Germany and particularly in Aus
tfia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

ST, LOUIS Feb ii-IIoos. Receipt,
Il 800 ,sS SS,, higher 1. llshl' ,iIoS0ilssI "
hi'lSS snt sSod %TEEL eI%TyE 'si1.s SsI,iu.
sissE. u mScTSl,soSp SS ye.riihs % 's,s.,, sssi ssd
siocso- % And Yssdsrr:: ,Soceio'sSii'Y Yslr q
G.%S Es.i so%. :Sr,SSrT m"d s.s. S; @ .oalS
ern. ysnrllnE steers and heifers t1s0H
1000, native calves SO .0onlto BHrtcf
is ewes ii0500iaOO wethers tli.FG
dls.1bi oannera and choppers 5000 100.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
ohloAoo.

CHICAGO. Feb. 22--HoGs, Receipts
,l!i9gIiIis5j hs6l ti.SaiISSi mixed
tlgG5a lss0i pigs ti2.7bdls2b. CAT
TLB-Rcceipta 5000; strong native
steers IL 1bqiS.po; stookers and feeders
iiso iSpV tSIS csiSs. s. % 7ssioI5, @ pssHEnp' re-.
ceIptn 5000; flrmi sheep sio.oo0ia2bil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Fsb, f2.--spot eottof
dull prices easier. Good mlddllng o. s5dr
middllns 0.ISd low middllnE laeodi
Sales 1000. Including i,io0 Americana.
Receipts 1900 all American. Futures
closed irregular. New coptractsi Psbr,i-
Ary ispbd March 1850 April stssd 1;
May "a. I'D; June 22p7d; July aa.Tsd, Old
contracts fixed prices February M2sd (;
February March az iod; March April
22 l0d May-Juns 2lstd; JunssJuiy
n SD
Waste not Want not. Buy \ War
Savings Stamp every week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE

WY 70 ~ on West seth 81. near
wv &N ClA~eni fine bungalow .
five large we'll arranged
roomsi fine flNtures and decorations
bulli for home first class In every
icncedi bOHi10 feet of grmind price only
$1,000. must he sold at once. $500 cash
viii handle II. balance easy Listing 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
Closing Quotstlens.
Outside Livestock
Eohr Wohrh.

FORT WORTH Texas, Feb, 2e,--CAr.
TIE Receipts 5000; beeyes N, 500 ~ 90.
HunHi Receipts 1000 heavy $4,000
100 SHEET Receipts i,boOi lambs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
HAVE RUYER

for new or nearly new slN-roonl bunga
low, we'll located. must be worth the
money; act quick " n Fisher. sol
American Hank, Wal 10sp.
WANTED TO huy from owner. or
G.room bungalow with built.ln In features
Classen Blvd Address B.1si Oklaho-
man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

Don't you understand how to make
your income tax rcturn2 See expert
at postofice Immediately
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE-SlX X-room modern cottage
garage, cement cellar, chicken house;
S-minute car service, close in possession
at once Price $3.50. Phone owner W.
1883,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
CATTLE MARKET !
VALUES STEADY
Hog Prices GO Higher, Ad-
vanClng 25 10 So Cents,
FRIDAYS Hsculprl.

cATTLE-only 100 hssd. including
several loads direct 10 packers. mads
up todAys run, ana although steady
values we're the ruls. packers failed 10
show any undue concern over the short
age. A few loads Of steers brought pSs
10 iiOls. Butcher esttle rsosIpts con.
sisted mostly o. jackpols, odd lots oi
heavy cows selling nbO 10 1900, and
hslfefa around 100 Cannert srd cut
ters brought "a 90 and 1850. The stocksr
and feeder market was aetive and
steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

what kind of a houSekeeper did
Flubdub marY2 Some say shes a
poor manager"
81 should consider her an excellent
manager She makes him get the
breakfast and they take their dinner
out. ."-Louisville Courier Journal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

Billy Sunday says that Germany lost
out when she traded the cross Of Jesus
for the iron cross y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
CuB1iefs

s.lby Leaves Tonight County Attor-
/ ney selby will leave tonight for oregon
and California, 90 take deposltlonH ~
several local civil suits, and 10 attend 20
other business NJ legal nature MI.
Selhy will spend several days In Fort
| land and from there viii 40 To Hnn
| Francisco lie expects to be away rom
his office nearly three weeks
Charged Win LoItsrlna - Mrs Letha
| Summers, Mrs. NJ. O. Smith, Gladys
| Harrison and WIN Harrison were arrest +
| ed lAst night Mt 1904 West California
| avenue Charges Of l0perlns were filed
against them Rt the pollce-statlon.
Police Turn Out Lights - The Glob'
| Clothing companys electric sign was
burning last night. llghtloss nlght. ana
on orders from the mayor. Ray Frazier
motorcycle officer, turned them off. No
| complaint was filed against the proprle-
! tor
olrl Held for Carter County Ruth
Bradshaw. wanted In Carter county, was
arrested here last night and the authorl-
ties Of Carter county notified.
Acquitted OF Thst-Henry Cnrmack
was acquitted by a jury In tho district
court OF Judge Edward D. Oldneld late
last night OF snatchng a purse from
Mamie Norrie during circus parade
last August one spectator testified That
Carmack had not snatched tho purse
but had only picked II up from Off the
ground, where II had fallen
obstruetlru officer, 10 Charge Ger
trude Whitaker In charged with OBJ
struotlng an officer, and with destroy.
Ing property rather than have II seized
by virtue Of an order OF execution In n
raptaNfin agtipp In ipfTrnn Tim Ia
sued in the county court this morning
The complaining witness was C,I l.,
Smith, n constable lie alleges that when
he attempted TO serve the order, for
furniture bought by Mrs Whitaker
that she hurled dishes at the mirrors
and glass doors In the chiftonler and
china closet
Killed by street Carl u. ChRstaln,
an Oklahoma city attorney, received
word this morning that his ii-year- old
niece, ElyA Chastaln, had been instantly
Killed in a collision between n street car
and an automobile In Fort Smith, Ark.
Tho Chastaln girl WAS one OF party Of
six young people who had driven into
Fort Smith I'm an automobile from an
adjoining town.
Retailers Meeting canceled-BecAuFc
Of the Shrlners ceremonial which In be
ing held here today the regular weekly
meeting OF tho Oklahoma city Retailers
association has been cancelled The
members Of TINT organization meet each
Friday at noon at the Sklryln hotel
New Niece for 0oVernor-Govcrnor
Williams has new niece today
daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs Paul
Walker OF this city Mrs Walker is
sister OF Governor Williams and her hus-
band ls law clerk In the office of the
corporation commission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
QUIT MOVING

MAKE your rent money help To buy you
n homo, ! have two slx-room houses on
two lots each, paving nearly paid out
haf block from best car service In city
reasonable walking distance. WIN take
$500 for either one: sman payment
down;
Also have an eight room modern house
on two lots, same block as the two Above
will take $4,000. small payment dowh. See
owner. ilS Mercantile. W. 77l1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

HOus-i.ivs pork values went sky
high today, most markets advancing lte
TO a0c locally the lit was around fbe
to aSo,. top belnG reached At 1850. while
more Bulk Of today's run went at tis.'i
upward,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
The Altman.

In the mid.heavsn, as the gray eagle
scars
On tircle" pinions, watching with
fierce eyes
The sunlt valley which beneath him
lies,
The oceans weltering waste which
breaks and roars
Against its hoary cliffs, the stream that
pours
Its flood adown the sleeps, the light
that dies
Upon the purple peaks, the bird that
flies
Westward along the rivers reedy shores.
So, high above the battles thunderous
din,
The isr-trenched fields, the shattered
ranks that flee
From the flushed foe the flames grown
pale and thin
Der burning homes, he hangs eX-
pectantly
Till suddenly on the quarry he would
win
He swoops and strikes for God and
Liberty
James b. Kenyon in Harpcrs
Magazine for February.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

olrl Held for Carter County Ruth
Bradshaw. wanted In Carter county, was
arreRted here last night and the authOli-
ties OF Carter county notified
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

Police Turn Out Lights - The Globs
Clothing companys electric sign was
burning last night. lightlcss night. and
motorcycle officer, turned them off No
complaint was filed against the proprle-
tor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

FOR sALE-Hgh class residence lots et
bargain, also small house. A. j.
Crahnn, l2O First street pRX.lO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
ZEAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED 10 buy four or nye.room
house modern. from owner: n priced
right viii pny four or five hundred down.
balance monthly. nothing south of 9th
f., considered II you really want ~
scrlptions Address H.26, Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

Retailers Meeting cancelsd--BecnuFc
Of the Shrlners' ceremonial which IN be
ing held here today the regular weekly
meeting OF tho Oklahoma city Retailers
association has been cancelled The
members ~ TINT orgnnlEn tion meet each
Friday at noon at the Sklrvin hotel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

New Niece for ooVernor-Govcrnor
Williams has new niece today a
daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs Paul
Walker OF this city Mrs Walker Ia
sister OF Governor Williams and her hus-
band ls law clerk in the office of the
nOTpOrnIln cnmmiaalnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

Prices ~ the various sf.dss Of cattle are
approximately a. follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22

Charged Win Loltsrlna - Mrs. Letha
Summers, Mrs NJ. O. Smith, GLADYS
Harrison and WIN Harrison were arrest
ed last night Mt 1904 West California
avenue Charges Of loperlng were filed
against them ht the pOlice-stAtlon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-22
MSl;['l.lGlIlI1l

Insurance and Realtors.
800 Baum Bldg Walnut ans