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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Brick Sent Rv Mail

Building and contracting by parcel
post may be said to have become a
reality, for there has recently been
completed in Vcrnal, Utah, a substantial
bank building made Of brick, all Of
which, together with the hardware
were delivered by the governments
mail service. .... Brick and the metal
parts were sent from Salt Lake City
in packages Of the maximum weight
permitted by the postoifice II required
several weeks to deliver the material
for the building, which cost $4,000 The
stone and lumber were obtained in the
vicinity and the glass was sent from
Salt Lake City by wagon The bank
buildiE, is shown in the February
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Food Conservation
Week Set for March

\ conference NJ the county food ad
aud mtmbora oi tho speak
crs bureau l. being held at the Cham
her NJ Commerce today Dr. Brooks,
who IA presiding, made the Opening adj
dress after the luncheon which was
served In the Chamber ol Commerce
dining room lie discussed generally
the food conditions existing throughout
the state and showed how the weaker
points ~ the administration are nov
being feclliicd lie said that public
opinion is playing An imporiah, part In
maknlg food dealers obey the admits
taliun's orders
Dr. a & Scott, director Of the speak.
efs' bureau. told oi meat conditions In
Oklahoma Addresses were made by
Judge {. u Amc, and Paul Cotlrell
Following the addresses there was a
general discussion ol all phase, Of CON
serving food and plan, Tor the OKLA
hona tour NJ the war commission N
March The wcN NJ March IN tn III
will he made = patriotic food con'efta.
lion week Many women attended the
meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
IS GIVEN
SHIPPING DATA ON
BAKER ESTIMATE
information Tells Of Vessels
Needed 10 Garry Army,

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2-Secretary
Baker today transmitted 90 the senate
military committee the statistics upon
which he based his estimates oi trans
porting a million American soldiers 70
Europ, this year
The information va, labelled high.
~ confidential" and will he considered
IN executive session OF the committee
as the basis for final croo.examina.
lion Of Mr. Baker, probably later thu
week and behind closed doors.
Complete Detail, Given.
The Information was compiled largely
by the general staff and is undersiool
10 give complete details Of both Amer
can and allied tonnage available Tor
transport service.
The end Of the senate military com
miitec's detailed investigation of the
army war preparations was in sight to-
day when inquiry into the building oi
camps and eantonmenu was continued
with officers Of the Quartemaster's
corps A. witnesses.
ContraetoI' Fees Small.
Fees Of the George A.. Fuller com
pany and Thompson Starfstt company
we're inquired into today The former,
Brigadier General litiell in charge ol
construction, and his aides. testified.
built the Fort Riley. Kansas. and Quan.
tico. Va, camps, with estimated fees OF
$4,000 and also government building,
in Washington estimated to cost 5000
ON on percent commission basis
The Thompson. Slarrett company
the committee was told, will get S6l2,
500 for building the government powder
plant at Charleston. W. Va The firm
also received 200OO for building the
Yaphank, n Y. cantonment and\abou,
10000 for the Staten Island hospital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Railroads Asking
Coal Rate Increase

The corporation commission began
the hearing this morning in the appli-
cation of Oklahoma railroads for an
increase 10 freight rates of fifteen on
coal and coke, Evidence was heard all
morning Among the witnesses were X.
D. Williams, freight superintendent of
the NJ, X. & r. railroad, and George +.
Snltzer, assistant general freight agent
OF the Rock Island railroad.
The Interstate commerce commission
has granted two increases totaling
Is cents per ton in rate, since the Okla
homa rate has been changed.
We must conserve and upbuild our
resources and protect and strengthen
our credit system. War Savings
Stamps will help more than any other
one thing to do this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 12.-Hous. Receipts
I 900. 26c 10 jSc lower. lights $4,000
10 10; pigs ~ O0d it7b, mixed and butch
crr 'i6mgisso' good heavy 1850
10 strong, nntlvo beef steers 5000
1850. yeArling steers and heifers VI no
lg5O. cows 50 1000 90. stocktrs and
feeders isoOmiOb0 fair 10 prims SOUTH
ern beef steers " OOu i1.b0. beef cows
and helfers $4,000 1000 southern year
ling steers aud helfers $500 10 0oi native
! 900, steady; lambs tit00Gi77b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Machine Gun Is
Good for Cards
on Russian Front

LONDON, Jan 7.--(By mail)-The
correspondent at Berne Of the Morning
Post reports that German traders have
taken advantage Of the situation in
Russia and erected four hundred booths
at convenient spots along and close to
the Russian front. II appears that tho
Russian soldiers are most anxious to
obtain playing cards and that they read
ily exchange rnachne gun for aJpack
of cards
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED


WILL PAY CASH for . or s.roon
house IN Culhufthon'H' addition. must
no close " or line stats location and
uWeht cash price prefer 10 deal with
enet. N.Ig, 80 Oklahoma
bVrtR wants from ON nsr, flye.rOoin
modern eotlaSe In south part Of city,
gdod nelshborhod. Address B-tbi, Okla
hGfnAn
Want Beat HOME that $500 oa,h ard
40 month Will buy YW, care
Times
WILL PAY CASH for or 6.foom home
on north side Must be barEaln. mean
Ouulness b.is care 'rlmes
I WANT a } OF 6.room house for 800
cssh, balance ilb 10 tgs per month Cali
after o'clock W 1ss1-J
WANTED An or S.room house. direct
from owner Call after o'clock. W
1924
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
7. R. COMFORTABLE
AND RESTS EASILY

NEW YORK, Feb Y Theodore
Roosevelt passed a fairly comfortable
night and was resting easily this morn.
ing, II wa, stated al the Roosevelt hos
pilal where he underwent operations
last week because " Assesses In his
ears
A bulletin issued At noon says
Colonel Roosevelt had a comfortable
night and bis condition il improving
Ills temperature and pulse are normal
and al present there !, nothing TO indi.
cate further operation"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
OIL MEN OPPOSE LAW
ON FUEL SALE REGISTRY

Members of the Oklahoma Oil Mems
association, in special session at the
Lee Huckins hotel today went on rec
ord as opposing the proposed ordinance
to regulate the sale Of gasoline to au-
tomobiles. The ordinance providing
for the regulation of the sale Of gaso-
line and other supplies for automobiles
was drawn up by the Oklahoma Peacs
Officers association. 1t is proposed
that an ordinance to replace the one
drafted by the Oklahoma Peace Off
GERS association be drafted at the after
noon session Of the oil mems assoeia-
ton. An invitation from Tulsa to hold
the next annual convention at that city
probably will be accepted at the after
noon session
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
LIONS BID ON CIGARS TO
HELP SOLDIERS FUND

The firm Of Patterson 4 Hoffman
presented the Lions club with = box
oi fifty two ior a quarter" cigars 10
help the clubs smokes fund for over.
sea, soldiers, at the weekly luncheon
today. I'D Vaughi auclioned the cigars,
many members bidding a dollar apiece
for them. 50 that In the aggregate, the
club now As' s6s on hand TO start Il,
statewide campaign for SoO TO buy
tobacco for American soldiers abroad
J. S. Ross spoke On Abraham Lipeoln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Santa Fe Defeated
in State Rate Case

The power OF the state corporation
commission was upheld in decision
handed down TODAY by the supreme
court in which it was held that no rail
road operating in the state had a right
TO enforce rates which had not been
submitted 10 and approved by the cor
pordiion commis'iuo, The Decision
was made in an appeal Of the Santa
Fe railroad from decision of the
corporation commission which had pre-
vented the railroad from enforcing a
new rate schedule.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY Fob. iG-Hoosl Bs-
iSSS ps SSs',, ,,labcSSliybs." cRfTLsi afa' 'sS H,
cslp,A ! 600 ioc 70 ito lower prime fsd
slecrs tl2l50l11s dressed beef steer
,,oboo i!so; southern .tser. !I.ssqio.oe
sioctor, iiyoSisoO. esivs. isoSH%.
SHEEP llecelplr 1000. 100 lower:
iI7b wethers iiiboy1S SO, ewes iii.b
Ql215. Htpckors tS.bOdib76.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
JAMES TO ANSWER
CRITICS OF BAKER

WASHINGTON, Feb. i2.-Senntor
James announced today that he would
speak on America and her national de
fcnse" in the senate Thursday The
speech will be a reply to Senators
Hitchcock and Wadsworth. who re-
Gently spoke in support Of the bills for
war cabinet and director Of mum
'tinnS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
BEATTY WINS SUIT
FOR MORE SALARY

Salaries Of county clerks will be in.
creased by a decision handed down this
afternoon by the supreme court in
which it is held that the statute fixing
the salaries of county clerks at A,lOO
is unconstitutional. The decision was
made in the suit Of James Beatty, court
clerk Of Oklahoma county. who held
the law unconstitutional and demanded
a salary Of 5000 year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb. ii.-HoGsi Receipts
10 DO. rough iib.SBNi5bO: PIGS ii?.3bx
1855 CATTLE Receipts $1,000, slow;
native steers $500 1sTb; stooksrs and
Ia goG ii.5O, calves tsTb0Ha sHEEP;
Receipts lo,O00l weak wethers Nfb6
1920, lambs 80 1bHts,ae,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb i2.--BUTTER: Un.
EGGS Higher recslpts ,fff
cases, firs,s b0hGbic, ordinary fIrsts
isW Wigc, At mark, cases included, tspb0ci
refrigerator firsts HNc. POTATOES; !;
Receipts 20 cars; unchanged. PoULTRri
Alive, unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

REQ cross Chapter, Secretary, Ma.
R.d c.o.. Flu.heIAl Secretary,
Civilian Relief, Maple 42o.
state Red crots headquarters, wal.
c.n,,sI Red Gro. workrOOm',
eln' Hat Unit OF Red Cross,
Maple eot
Registration offices for Red crou
classes In first aid, home care OF
the sick and dlststles, Walnut 1900
A new Red Cross unit has been
formed which will meet each Thursday
IN the Red Gross headquarters in tho
Scott Halliburton building. II is com
posed 'of the Lady Maccabees OF the
city, who urge all OF their members TO
meet regularly each Thursday. Last
week nine garments were made by the
first workers OF this unit. The fady
Maccabees have also organized a knit.
ting unit under the instruction Of Mrs.
II. K McGill, which has already COM
plcted Is sweaters, helmets, 10 pair
OF sox, ! scarf and pair OF wristlets.
Chairmen for home service work Of
the civilian relief department of the Red
Cross have been appointed for the
different districts in the city and in
clude Mrs J. +. Saunders, chairman Of
the Packingtown district: Mrs Charles
b. Harrison. chairman Of the west side
Of Capitol Hill; Mrs. Katherine Brown
and Mrs A. H. Easton, Chairmcn OF the
Shields Heights district; Mrs. Carey
Davenport, whose district covers Tween.
tieth street north from the Santa FC
tracks and west Mrs. Thomas n. Doyle
chairman OF the central district, cover.
ing Grand avenue TO the Santa +,
tracks, west TO Twentieth street ant
north; Mrs l.. Jenkins, chairman o.
the east side district including all dis
trict east OF the Santa Fe tracks, anC
Mrs. Harry Hope chairman OF the dis
trict covering south of Grand avenue
Each chairman will select her helper
and the soldiers families in those dis
triets will be visited The reports o.
conditions will be submitted by tn,
Chairmen TO the civilian relief commit
tee NOT later than March I
Business women who have been tax
ing instructions in the making of sur.
gical dressings under Mrs. Rebecca /
Finch, at night, have passed the ex.
aminations which qualify them as pu.
pill teachers. in surgical dressing worL
rooms of the Red Cross.
NnromaL"r "o'I NJ, 'Eiaue E,al,1 ms, cLi ~, +
M,s e.. p.o.,1. " NJ" Nv SIap."a,. I.'..,,.
Ea.n,,,aa e.. H.. rtrn % pit IT,, y, n',.'.'!d NV.
.' hu'I, f. NJ :, ,-'''T p,vs", W, y puS'' 1
w I"N;. H,.r Wta Do'y' "a n Se,ne DoV
yesS'H ,I Nv " a,Seh Nc. nj > netue Oohlcgy'
S"u MIS- N'''''''e :, MEANS
Members of the emntovu.,t bure,,
and training cIa,sss comnittcc of ,b,
VIII ui"e. ~ Gou'il'' ~ Ia''oEal uelel's'
',' ".m ."es. ~ wy Cn'",o1' ., C1''''',v, I y
,J.nol.oT Wn,.' T,i si'e'noon AZ . . lio.k: : M, y
80" 49,, OooNe % e"''''"'" vi ''nS 'o"'
"''''e'
All the patriotic clubs nj the Y w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

Uncle Sam is not too busy TO forget
his coming manhood. He wants
more prosperous and independent peo-
ple-hence War Savings Stamps and
Thrift Stamps. Buy them to show your
annreciaIinn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Produce Provisions
ST. LOUIS.

sT.LOUIs, Mo-. Fob. l2.-PoIf1TRyi
Unchanged, except hens CSC. BUTTBRi
Creamery b0c EuuS isc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Feb. ii.--cAT
TILE Receipts 1000, steady beeyes
IoHSfi SSg sssy 90 ,ss,s H3S h.iiRs!s sRRssp fss e..
celpts 7Si lambs tat.beVisOo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
KANSAS CITY.

KANaAR CITY, Feb. 12--BuTTER,
EGGs and POULTRY; Unchanged. Po-
TATOES STEADY; N.sbh210.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR HALE-Two lots on west eth. close
Phone N. sJi0.lt
NV siN-R06M bungalow. all latest
features Extra large lots Located
northwest near or line. y 800, easy
terms kimblsy. N G)2
SlN-HOOM modern hUmo. walking dis.
lance. basement. furnace. garage
sh,do, fruit. 5OTil0 foot lot. well located
north side Ont n the best buys " tho
season. Call kimbley. NJ 6p2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
CpBriefs


tolt.rino About Gambling osms--o. ~
owens. Oscar Halpln. 4. y. Horton and
W. A. Horton were nfreHted last night
at l0Ih West California Hysnua. Charges
Of l0perlng about n gambling game we're
filed against them ~ tho police station
They will he tried In the municipal court
tomorrow afternoon
Nsaroes Charged Win Loltsrlnu-Eva
Napier, Jnasle DonhdHon and Willle
Grey, negroes, were arrested last night,
charged with lettering They we're ar.
rested at als Fast Grand avenue
Alleged spsedsr Arrst,sd-F Greene
was arrested Yesterday on charge Of
speeding. He will have hearing In the
municipal court tomorrow.
Held for v. s. Authorltlss-p H. Howe
soldier, Ia held al tho police station,
awaiting action by the United blates nu-
thOritlcr Ho had furlouHh In hln pock-
ct, but II had expired
Transporting 10 chhrued-s y. John.
son was arrested last night by ]. II.
Hlttle or charge Of Transporting Tho
police hllegn that they found n travelling
bag containing whisky In his room nt
the HAsbooh hotel
Ardmore Wants Him. ~ Matthews
In held at the police station for tho Ard
more authorities According TO police
officers, he is alleged 10 have passed Two
lworthlesu checks ut that town. i
OH Tank and oasollns stolsn-Tho
Hhfndale nlllnK station reported 10 the
police today that an on tank and twenty
five gallons Of gasoline were stolen las,
night
Runs Dlsorderly House, Charpe-Chy
Garter, negro, h0i West Second street,
was fined $40 and costs In the municipal
court today, when he was tried on
charge ~ running a dlsorderly house,
Five Fined for Lolterlnp-Clnrcncc Jor-
dan. Paul Chapman, Rnlph jefferson,
John lay and Charles Mclslhaney ware
fined In the police court today on q
charge Of lettering around n dlHordcrly
house All but McElhRney were fined
80 ma costs, He was fined so and
costs because he entered plea Of guilty.
The others said not guilty.
Asld for tnld--W. NJ Compton was er-
rested today by the police Ut the request
Of the Enid authorities lis iS at the
city Jail awaiting the arrival Of an Off
cor from Enid.
Deputies Have chs,e--when Deputy
Rhsriffs Homer AdreHn aud tnudo Ty-
ler snnroaphed tho front door OF "A Duce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
p.putIs. haNs cha,e-When D.pnty

Deputies Have Chase-When Deputy
shsrIffs Homer Adrenn aud Clnudo Ty-
Ter approached tho front door of a plnce
In the 500 block on West Thirty fnh
street this morning with warrant of ar.
rest for one ed Lash. hs dlscreetly with.
drew by the bnck door and started IN
the general direction NJ DeuyeT lie was
captured after n long chase IN tho neigh
boi hood Of the old Country club. Lash
will be'taken to Snpulpa tonight, whore
he IN wanted on "A statutory charge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
CATTLE MARKET
TRADING ACTIVE
Hog Market JoIted by Heavy
Receipts,
ruaapAYl ascalsrs.

CATTLE Although ilsht In numbsp,
receipts hnr. today were fairly satisfae-
tory, In all around $40 head coming In
on the'opsn marks, Eariy trading YES
active and s,ssdy. outside W I few
loads ~ yeafllngs that sold around vi.
the bulk ~ todAS's trading was on butchs
npns npG ,sS..s sc.. ssd ss' around onS % .sa ns:
sfs around ti0 cutters are selling 81
70 hnd down and cahnsfs BET ween "
and $3.50 Odd lots of llshi vsals pfousht
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

Trade with the patriotic store. See
that your dealer is an agent for Uncle
Sans War Savings Stamps,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
CITY REAL EITATV FOR SALE

-. 800 DOLLARS CASH
VIII buy two nice lots fteine ,,i,th A,
1900 block wsgi 18Th street, a nier
mouse on each slde of lots Inunlrs
bAnlel butter, Aetropolo hotel. NORTH
Bfoadway
s-ho0h modhrn cottage. on car llne
W" some Gosh balance easy pay.
ntnt' Can a, tOl2 " liIh
0oN N. Dale. large rooms. with
~ basement aud furnace: flll
lots east frOnti convenient
aose IN location lear all churches, hlgh
school ward school aud car lInssl 4 fine
lome and In splendid condition, price
p,fbV and any reasonable TERMS viii be
ccepisd ny oWnor from responsible %.
Die. This fine place
JAY \ DWYER
Real Estate Dent,
n r STUART a co
W hslo Maple 70
aaa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
February Bargains

Dandy sir.r room house: basement gar
age. fruit trees. close In. northwest. $500
cash md balance like rent
Goad riye-room modern house on east
side. ~. 100. On terms
Well improved ton-acTs tract on car
llnr: good orchard. price 1910
l'nmproyod ten-act6 tract On cat line
hl b.cent limit
These are all bargains See W. for
particulars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
oGL1H6a1y, q ., TgggT d c22!arAyYs

OKLAHOMA TRusT COMPANYs
HOME BAR0AIHR
COUNTRY HOME-Ains room house
basement. furnace. fine well. windmill
large harm. gas heat and lights. ~ acres
,ll for El0O. 1850 cash. balance 10 suit
Cull Mr. clark.
FORD PLANT EMPLOYEES BARGAIN
Four large nice, seni-mOdern rooms
nour End aud Western. for Onb 1880
$3.50 cash, balance tib per month
CAPITOL MANSION on T.. tth NJ \
large. modern rooms finished IN oak or
white enamel: all bullt-in features. In
Guiding sleeping porch nnd every modern
convenience. only $500. 5000 cash.
balance TO suit
Houses, Stores aud. Farms for Rsnt
Consult us about Fire Insurance.
We are y. X Treasury Agents for the
sale of War Savings and Thrift Stamps
Huy literally. help win the war
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
GOs-l0 Insurance Bldg Maple 10
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w Ss1 q Ss1'''
TELEPHONES.

womsns Council Of Defense, Maple
252s.
Red cross Chapter. Secretary, Ma.
pie 2962.
Red cro.. Flnshelal Secretary,
Maple 2eo2
Civilian Relief, Maple 42o.
state Red Cron headquarters, wal.
nut. 1900.
Central Red cros Workrooms,
Walnut 8e2.
Elks Hall. Unit OF Red cross,
Maple e6t
Registration offices for Red cross
classes In first aid, home care OF
the sick and dle,stles, Walnut 1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

Prices Of the various sraass of osttls
ara approximately AZ follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
Own Your Home
We Gam Help You-

Spring will soon be here and you will want
home You'll want a garden and flowers; you'll
want to plant shade tres and many other things.
Quite naturally you will not care to improve the
property you are renting.
Why not stop renting? 1t costs no more to
own your home in fact, it really costs more to
rent.
If you own your lots, we will build your
home, letting you pay us in convenient monthly
nstalments. If you don't own your lots you can
quickly save enough to buy them by making regu-
lar monthly deposits on our instament stock
When you think you would like to own your
home, call, phone or write us. Let US tell you
about our plan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

AsId for tnld--W. NJ. Compton was er-
rested today by the police n the request
Of the Enid authorities lis In Ht the
city Jail awaiting the arrival Of an Off
cor from Enid.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
J. +. Mccullough Company

Insurance and Realtors
Walnut ans 800 Baum Bids.
Ask Tor ~ X Meyer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

Hsld for v, 8, Authorltlss-p l., Howe
u soldier, In held ~ tho police station
awaiting action by the United States nu-
thoritlcF 10 had u furlough In hn pock'
ct. but II had expired
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

wrs present. a. this department Of the
Red Gross has been started In these
branches Luther was the only one 10
make a report Sixteen soldiers fami.
lies have been visited In that district
Reports from the other. branches will
be started when the surveys have been
completed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

Forty women turned out to the pre-
paredness meeting Of the home service
branch of the civilian relief department
Of the Red Cross in the Chamber OF
Commerce. Representatives from Jones
City, Luther, Edmond and Arcadia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12
LuEI;lzyzyTSl:I5!l

REALTORS-
r. 2o9is West Main street
ERFECT pair lots ncar 2Oih and West
| ern Ash me. Geo G. MAIDEN, W 6i5.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-12

Alleged speedsr hrrss,sd-f. Greene
was arrested Yesterday on charge Of
speeding He will have n hearing In the
municipal court tomorrow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
- - % ~--~-- -~---~-~~
Freshmen in Cafeteria,

The freshmen In their pursuit OF
lunch In eacafeteria, afford great
amusement for others Miss FiEiee
has kindly placed rail about the
room, leaving an aisle IN front OF
The tables. down which the fresh
les are gently guided often they
balk Mt the entrance and have TO
be urged To go on, After once en-
terinR this aisle, there In no turning
back and the freshmen go forward
with open mouths and bulking eyes,
as they behold the wonders laid out
before them. They often find their
tongues In expressions such az
whats tha-at." or II want some o.
tha-st pointing with trembling
finger
Al last, when they have their
trays filled. they go IN search OF an
appropriate place, stumbling over
chairs, bunpins one another. and
nnaliy seiEing the coveted places at
the table, where they lose no time
in devourlng the food they have ac-
cumulated
This picture have painted does
not refer to the freshmen OF today
out ~ siren tust 10 give them an
ldea OF their appearance the first
week OF school 80 that they NAV en-
JOY II after 1t has been seasoned
down by time.