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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-25
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"RASPUTIN, THE BLACK MONK
A Peerless -Brady-World special in e
parts, featuring an all-star cast.
Montagu Love as Rasputin, Julia
Dean as Nine. Vasta, Rasputin's aide
in all his conspiracies, Irving Cum
mings, June Elvidge, Arthur Ashley
Henry Hull, go to make up the cas-
for the perturbation of this story
based on historical facts of darkest
Russia. This picture is acclaimed
by all critics as one of the best pic.
lures the World feature corporation
ever produced, so you who have been
keeping up with the World features,
know what that means
VAUDEV LILLE
THE MELVILLES
In a sensational Novelty Posing Act.
BUD AND SIS BURTON
Introducing society's latest dances.
This act, being able to change
their dances daily and making such
decided hit with our patrons, we
have decided to hold them over for
the balance of the week Our pic
ture,, World Special Superfeature,
and the two acts of vaudeville, shown
at the regular prices, makes today's
show one of the best for the money
shown at the Sugg in some time.
Don't miss it tonight. Owing to the
length of this big show, the first
picture will start promptly at Z
o'clock. Come early and get good
seat.
Prices Today
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Now Is a Good Time
To Treat Your Catarrh

which infest your blood, and chases
them entirely out of your system, 1t
is by far the most satisfactory treat
ment for the disease, because il
reaches down to its very roots and
gets at the cause. Write to-day for
full information, and expert medical
advice regarding the treatment of
your own case. Take advantage OF
this chance to-day, Address Swift
Specific Coz Dept, 6 Atlanta,
Ga sasaan3~. ------ A. -A'1'"a'aA-
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Black Diamond
Moving Co.
l17 So. ard Phone 869.
WE ARE CAREFUL
EXPRESSION LESSONS

Private lessons by term or month
Special coach lessons $1.O0 each
Special public speaking class for
high school boys only will be organ
ized il desired for Saturday mornings
from 8 to 9.
Studio 1903 S. 7th street. Phone 542.
MRS. A. B. MORGAN,
(E.eader) and Teacher of Expression
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-25

Some keen show today.
The Universal Film Co. presents Ben
Wilson and Neva Gerber in
THE MYSTERY SHIP"
The Story.
Betty Lee is called to the bed
side of her dying father, who tells
her of the dangerous inheritance he
is leaving her. Years ago, he and a
companion discovered the lost Chang
Tuy treasure on an island in the
south seas, during an earthquake.
Lee was hurt and carried out OF the
temple by the natives, his partner
thinking that he had deserted him.
Lee returned, found no trace of his
friend, and buried the treasure. His
partner swore to avenge what he
though was heartless desertion and
robbery Betty charters a yacht 10
go in search of the treasure.
Miles CASTOR, a morose man with
a crescent scar on his wrist reads
of her tourney. He is the son OF the
man who was Lees partner, and has
taken lis revenge upon himself. He
plays cards with some crooks for
money enough to fit out yacht, and
pursues Betty. A terrific storm over
takes the ships. BY flash of light
ming, Betty sees the following yacht
aiming shoi at her boat. Part OF
the railing is torn away, as she sinks
unconscious to the deck.
See the finish.
Helen Holmes in
1.-THE LOST EXPRESS"
The Lost Express returns In this
chapter. Can you guess where it
has been all this time? Come and
see.
Geo. Ovey as
JERRY IN YODEL LAND"
Its a scream. Bring the children.
NOTE-Each child attending our
show today receives a souvenir Mys-
terry Ship.
do CHILDREN COUNT"
2-Reels-2
Saturday-Fatal Ring.
Monday, Lakes Wild Women.
Tuesday, Red Ace, VIM. S. Hart.
Wednesday. Retreat of the Ger
mans. official government war
films. Don't miss seeing them.
Thursday, Billy West
Sc --- 1Oc
Subscribe ror tine Daily Hxprsas
ETe...a A a
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ua,1r, Of clouds.

Thunderstorm clouds are very vari-
able in height-from 500 to 1000 feet
THE clouds in thunderstorms may pc
very deep-from two to five miles ana
more-hence the appearance as to dls-
tnnce is very deceptive. Cumulus
clouds are intermediate, and generally
occupy a position from 1000 TO o'oOO
feet above the earth.
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Mid weather aid treatment.

Don't be misled into thinking that
your Catarrh is gone. The FIRST touch
of winter weather will bring it back
with all its discomforts.
But this is an excellent time to
thoroughly cleanse the blood OF the
germs of Catarrh, and be forever
rid Of the troublesome sprays and
douches that can never cure you.
S. S. s., the great blood purifier,
searches out the germs OF CstsErh
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BuOscrlOe ior me pally Express,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-25
CHAMBERLAIN COUGH REMEDY
MOST EEFEcTUAL

81 havetaken a great many bottles
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
every time it has cured me. ! have
found it most effectual for a hacking
cough and for colds. After taking it
a cough always disappears writes
J. r. Moore. Lost Valley, Ga. OBJ
tainable everywhere. d&W
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FOUND A SURE THING

I. B. Wixon, Farmers Mills, N. y,
has used Chamberlain's Tablets for
years for disorders of the stomach
and s:ver and says, chamberlain s
Tablets are the best l have ever
used" Obtainable everywhere. DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-01-25

Finish every day and be done with
1t. You have done what you could;
care, worry, sorrow, even fear and
doubt crept in; forget them as soon
as you can. This day for all that is
good and fair Emerson
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WHEN YOU THINK OFBUYINC GROCERIES

Think Of Tuaees for Just
for what else gets
flour for Soldier
Boys n
have the meal in these sess "a lbs, 45c
s5 by $tso
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

Christmas Mai Rush psuir,. Tho
annual Christmas rush " packages hts
started ~ M" pOstofiDs. Claude
Weaver. postmaster. announced fus
morning Although the H,ndiug ol th.
packages started later this year than
last. Mr. Weaver said that there Wp-
10 decrease in tGc number being sent
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of s. ton above the stabilized price
ON cotton seed hulls in less than car
load lots.
Durability ~ the ultimate test Of n
Fountain syringe or Hot Water bottle
We sell Goodrich rubber sundrtrs Any
article which proves defective In work %
n1nshlp OF material. is replaced. or
your money refunded, at Parmcntcrs
(Adv)
Chicken Breeds Improve In County
An average Of forty chickens VI tho
various breeds have hecn shown NJ
Oklahoma county school housc poultry
shows, according 90 e r. Donart. coun-
y iufu demonstration agent. The
chicken stock Is improving at rapid
rate IN Oklahoma county ns result
~ the introduction Of full blood yiri-
cites by the lU,T aud girls Of the
poultry ,luls maintained under. the
jackson act, Mr punlr, declares
Chamber OF Commerce Pepprts-
The monthly report Of thh oklahoma
city chamber Of Commerce was mailed
yesterday TO members OF the oggnniZH q
ton by +. =. Dixon. acting secretary
Of the Chamber ~ Commerce.
Special Sale on white Ivory toilet
articles at inrmeniers'. tAdv)
"Pay Up" Week at Chamber Of Com.
meree-This week has been designated
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stamp Exchange Rule Announces -
Ihflit stamps ut the issue rf IHih
which are not exchanged f0I War
savings tmmp, ~ lyiN mas U- cy-
changed after tfD nfft a.: .Nc y,tr i0i
War Savings STAMPS m the ISSUE ~
iHl9. according 90 information ~. ,iyrI
a. the War savings bank
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/ Ing the jury 10 give him a Judgment
for 1000 alleged 10 have been put up
~ the time the contract was entered
ntO more than n year Rg0 lie
charges the Wostfnils with a breach Of
tho contract,
Keen out the wind. Install Monarch
metal weather strips ON windows and
doors, elastic oalklng around fnmos eH.
tmntes free. phou, Mapl. 2bg. Write
-
TeIophons umpIoyes Immune Very
few cases Of Spa nlnh influenza have de-
yelOp,d among smploycs OF The s0uth.
west boll Telephone, according 10 70.
ports uf offcers. This immunity In at.
tfibutcd To the general vaccine treat
the FIST outbreak of ths epidemic. Fsur
hundred employes wsTe "shot" al that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18
NAVAL RIVALRY
NAY Be HALTED,
DANIELS STATES
Two Years Needed 10 De-
mobilize, He Thinks,

4 ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec IA Al
leas, a year. possibly two years, will
be required before the nation can
return TO normal peace conditions
and we will be fortunate II eondi.
iion' abroad make rehabilitation
possible at 50 early a date said Sec
tetary Daniels here today. address
linz the conference Of state governors
The navy. said the secretary must
be increased ard strengthened 10 en-.
able the United States to contribute
- many units a. any other nation 10
On international police force but. he
added Il look 10 see the peace con
ference put an end TO competitive big
navy building
Secretary Lane. also addressing the
conference. urged governors TO do
everything ~ their power 10 keep
state branches OF the council OF ma
tional defense from dislnicgfating lie
emphasized Secretary Baker'S recent
declaration that these local councils
should remain N existence 10 coop.
crate with federal agencies although
no, acting a. federal institutions.
The cabinet members addresses fol-
lowed a discussion OF future policies
for the national guard Wide dii-
ferences OF opinion developed, ome
governors advocating return 10 the old
national guard system, somc adyocat-
ing universal military training by tho
federal government, and others urging
that the time is not ripe for d,ef
mining future internal policies
Warning against optimistic hopes
for the return of all American sol
dierS from abroad, Secretary Daniels
said
I'VE required year and hall
with ability tn contract with British
ships TO help 10 carry two million sol
diers 10 France. Even II there was
no need for soldiers oyefseaS-a
tina, need is appatent-it would be
a fire organization that could land
them home IN year Naval ships
have been turned into transports TO
help in thi, big Job and men in the
naval service are being rapidly
brought home But some ships and
some men must stay until permanent
peace blcSSeS the world"
Turning to the navy, the secretary
said:
The American navy must he in
creased and strengthened am ask
ing congress not to make any new
departures, but 10 authorize another
thrce-year program.
"The United States lost less by the
war than any other great nation. II
is the richest nation aud has the
longest shore lines. II should there
fore contribute to the international
police large and powerful force
And for this the three-year program
iy necessary"
Governor-eleot J. n, A. Robertson
d Oklahoma. expressed the opinion
TIA, the trend OF returning soldiers
would be toward cities and that mot
more than seventy percent OF the men
Who left the farm will return"
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Fritz Stays
! Out Nights;
! Draws Fine
Mild Def Of British Martial
Rule Brings Offenders
Into Court,

COLOGNE, Monday, Dee. l6-las,
night and the night before the Ger.
mans experimental with mild defiance
OF martial law as instituted by the
British troops Of occupation and paid
the penalty for their indiscretion.
When the British issued their elJ,
that the civilians, With certain *
ceptions, must be off the streets at
o'clock in the evening and then, think
Ing this too severe. altered the hour
TO 9 o'clock. many persons smiled
knowingly and decided that the order
was mere iormali,y and meant moth.
ing
Saturday nigh, was the frs, time
that the rule was rigidly enforced
At that time some 200 civilians who
were paradng the streets, were
rounded up by the military police aud
summoned to appear the next morning
for trial. Yesterday these persons
were tried, and as first offenders were
fined 10 marks,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

Of tho finance committee VI the iiusl'
ness Womuns club,
The strand thoAier announces that
Tho Eyer Oi the world Will 10
shown again today "Wednesday
Every one who has not seen this won.
der story " Harold hhll Wright
should take advantage ~ this last Op.
portunlty Thlr great love drama viii
hold you npollbound from first 10 last
flash. slE reels. (Adv)
Autos Garry Shoppers Have ride
20 town" N u popular Invitation In
outlying districts along ChHsen boulr
yrfd. Women having .afly Hhoppns of
business engagements IN town have
grown no accustomed 10 tho neishbofly
'llft' that they pay little attention Ia
ths street car time card. Few au,Umo.
bileH make tho downtown trip without
full load
Council .sun Hss Money Tho state
council Of defense yesterday Issued a
ING a report Of expenses Of operation
pnd amount Of receipts " the past
year. The county council received from
various sources te0.7Bih while the er.
pendltures amounted TO ti7, ,0gb 30, lsav.
Ing "a balance " b.sGy n In the treas.
ury
tmploymsnt office Expands offices
of the United states employment ssfv.
ice at Grand avenue. are to be en-.
mrgsd. The store room adjoining on
the east has been leased and As soon
ns IL IL renovated will be occupied. Tho
womens offices viii remain I'm the pfss.
ent quarters ana ihs new room will be
reserved for the men.
Powell 20 Tulsa Mont H. Powell
senior examiner of the United states
employment service, left last night for
Tulsa 90 arrange the finsl details Of
the meeting of Oklahoma manufacturers
and employers Thursday and Friday
Ashton Returns q. Ashton, sps-
clsl agent for tho United states en-.
ploymsnt service. returned yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

M pay up week for members Of the
Oklahoma CITY Chamber OF Commorc.
who mr.. delinquent IN payments ~
dues Letters calling attention 10
amounts due are being mailed by ".
T. IArimorc, membership secretary, IL
In hoped TO have NIL members paid w
by the beginning of the year. Mr.,
Laflmorc declares,
Soldiers Seek Positions Soldiers ro-
turning from the army Rre appearing
daily az the Oklahoma city Chamber
NJ Commerce TO find positions. ac-
cOrding 10 T. l., Dixon. acting necfe-
iary ~ tho Chamber of Commerce Mr.,
Dixon Is helping many to Jobs,
Al Leather rurncs. Blll Folds. Card,
vanity. cigar and Correspondence
Cases. Photo Folders. Wallets, shoe
sinners Money Belts hnd Bng Tngs
priced TO sell, at pnrmonters. (Ady)
oldfleid Reeoverlrg--Ju Edward u
Oldneld. who has been M for n week
with Influenza, was reported todny as
recovering rapidly Rnd II expected TO
bo able 10 resume the holding ~ couf,
In Canadian county by next week
Oct It where They've got g." at
rntmentcts (Ady)
Land Fraud Charged. Sidney lAna-
ford. said to he connected with "a rcnl
estate nrm here was arrested In Mus
kogtr yesterday and brought here this
morning On % charge ot fraud IN u land
deaf lie wHt arfhiEncd before County
Judge W. II Tnylor and held for trial
under bond Of $3.50 llo made bond
for lis nupculrnc"
Jacobs Candy. made last night" at
Pnrmentcts tAdy)
Druggist Asking Tor 5000 -liofore
n iuiy aud Judge George ". CLARK to-
day Thomas Roach II tho Roach Drug
company Is asking that n contract Tor
tho purchase Of drug store from
Paul. william and Ellen Westiall ho
rcscindcd by the court Roach is ask
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

lions Club for Auditorium Mem
beers NJ the Lions club ~ their lunch
con meeting yesterday ~ the SktlIu
N.tHd unanimous approval Of the pro-
r0Ved victory auditorium for oklahoma
city following u short talk by George
FrrdoriCkson. president ~ the Cham
her Of Commerce. who outlined the
plan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

from Washington whsro he went q
.h,on p''s," ,o =. nand',e,,d a IN ~ ~
City the first part ~ January. I'm
class IN fOr the employees Of ihe fedNea
employ ymeni service throughout m
state and viii be- under the direction q
Mr Ashton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

was presented 10 the cliy commits
sl0nrfH todAY The contract for p1v-
lng on that street already ordered was
let 10 the Western Paving company
IVES, Flrtt stree, ps7sts begin
hlns nesi week the street paving 10.
hif crew vii begin patching Wcst
flist street West Grand avenue work
WI be completed by Saturday. from
broadway TO Harvey street
Hlgh powsr Stree, Llphu high
power street lamps have been Installed
~ tie business section ana are being
rut into the residence FfriiOnH HH fast
HH Commissioner MnlionH crew can
rut them up These are replacing the
Old are llshis, and give far wider
fnngo ~ llght
poekstbook Theft chsrosd-Arfcsted
m charge ~ fobblng hls roommate
~ a pOfkrihoos containing iiG. Law.
enre Hcrrr NHH fined 90 and costs
IN municipal court this morning "Iil
appeal" hs announced Il wouldn' I
No anything 0f tho KIND whispered IA
lawyer near him
Anothsf Shadow or the Bars-Vlola
Gray. - negro rifl. was fined 80 ana
costs this morning on a charge of
stealing u hand satchcl from another
negro woman On train coming into
Oklahoma rity A trunk check therein
brought Viola under suspicion, when
she tried 20 get the other woman n
trunk.
Red cro'S or co Hungry Must u
policeman go hungry IN order o. sub
scribe 20 ihe Red Cross Christmas
drive" came tho tolcnhoncd inquiry TO
MAJOR OyCfholHcr. Every policeman
ln Oklahoma CTS who refused 10 be-
come 70 member NJ the Red cross Christ
mas club viii 30 hungry for his iob.
war tho reply
Policeman Dlttle Sick phtrOlmRn Ht.
ilo r. very ill ~ his home. liGil North
Hfc'dway llc is reported TO have In
nucnga.
Rsutnrn hirpsne FLIGHT Returning
from his tour 10 Fort Smith iny,s'ignt-
Ing hu H.rpllnc mail route. Lieutenant
cargo stopped pt the Wegtwood fed
fuf gasoline md OH last evening ilis
coming WIS announced IN long dis
tance mcssag, from ultmulGer 10 Mayor
py"fhol-er. asking for supplies TO b"
delivered 90 him Nnef n short stop
cargo resumed His hight for Arkansas
CITY
Naval Recrulter Tranrsrred - y
Cr1ycrs Nfst.class hospitnl apprentice.
Nrs been Transferred from the locql
naval recruiting station 70 Nashville,
Tenn.
Credit Men Adloufn--At the regular
roCndr, luncheon ~ the Retail credit
mems Is'Iciatibn held In the Sklrvin
hotel iodry nn adjournment WIS taken
until tlo nrst Wednesday u January.
Evofsh,rp Pencils. Waterman md
T'mInlrt Fountain Pens Ideal gifts
f"r school hoy or girl Buy them NJ
r1rm 'utcri buy them now tAly)
lion, Club Tor Audltorium-NIcm-
hers ~ the Lions club NJ their lunch
con meeting Yesterday at the SkiiNIu
voted unanimous approval Of the urn-
roved victory auditorium for oklahoma
city following short talk by George
Frederic Ckron. president ~ the Cham
l'r Of Commerce. who outlined the
plan.
More for Cotton Seed neal-Cotton
seed mills nre permitted TO charge s.
a ton more than the stabilized price for
cotton seed meal and cake In lots OF
,nc ton or less by an order issued yes
ttrdUy by the state food HdministrH-
lion The Faue order permits IA charge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18
GpBriefs

Treat for Rubbsfnsebs saving q
steel street car rail- IN iNu ana tearing
] up track IN n huffb sup lob ~ Tfpnifs
iig without Interfering Win the h"tFy
\ ifnfiic on North lrDtiNhY near MHiu
street was iho unusual sight NNi.H
rHused pedestrians IN stop. Look and
Listen this morning
Dolls Are Repaired lunumrfHhio
dolls IN their best Nib AMI tucker. NJ ~
Win nov faces AMI q ifrrh gfONth NJ
hair win be- ready Tor ChrlHimns ~,
| trlDution after passing ihfOugh tue
hands Of students Of the Home Boo
nomlcH department " tho hiah school
where they were sent Tor repair and
dressing by the Lions club after ~
big Htothof' drive n month asu Al
toys viii be- sent 10 tho United rfuNr
dent association Friday afternoon
-
Announcements Al Assembly, A
short assembly without program Nta
htld NJ lii0 ~ lock this mofning Doc
the high school - mako announce.
mcnlH regarding the intefclub DEBATE.
football ana other events
pecfuliers Get leave, Chlof Yc6.
man A q Gam viii b. tho first Jackie
90 take holiday leave M the naval 90.
etulilns station. GHnn viii So TO
Texas December 70 On u tcn.dnJ leave
lL II Met lOilum. first class yrontu.
Will take n nyc-dny leave be .rmb,r
- W. -. Dafbro. pharmacists mat"
second class. viii also leave on I've
cembtf 20 for nine, day leave Ia be-
spent at supply. OKLA w. y NoN-
born. third class y,omnn. Wlil leave
Tor Kansas cas-. NO, uu hIs holiday
trip. December 80.
stamp Exchange Rule Announces 80
TIflit stamps uf the issue ff IHih
which are not exchanged foI War
savings thmp, ~ lyiN may U- cy-
changed after tHn nft o.: ;rc y,if foi
War savings stGW,a ~ the ISSUE ~
i'lH. according 90 information u. tiyru
40 the War savings bank.
Christmas Mai Rush psulr,. Tho
annual Christmas rush VI packages hts
started n M" pOstoifiCs. Claude
Weaver, postmaster. announced fus
morning Although the H,ndiup NJ tlI.
packages started later this year than
last. Mr.. Weaver said that there Wp-
TO decrease in tHc number being sent
Welfare Committee postponst The
appointment ui the legislative .uum.fa
tcn1f fhr Nyftf" league. Which WHr
nj ~S7rsd y,siytduy. viii be- post.
poncd until John u Bnnrdmln. chair.
man ~ the council NJ dcfvnsH. returns
from NrW Nuf.. Judge g. N N,utuH
who II 10 sppoint the committee. Hu-
nUunccd this morning Nf umFdm.u
VIII return M about ton uIyt.
,.H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

No More Root Beer The last Of the
blk root beer kegs In oklahoma City
was taken down this morning. and no
more, until the JuncbuEH fly again.
viii the rassafras beverage be ON tap
with It's big. ioaming glasSep.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

ness WOmons club viii give ita annual
Christmas party for the benefit ot the
Community house Christmas tree. nt
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms when
each member ia requested 10 bring p
donation Of five gifts. Many donations
have been received Of boxes Of apples.
oranges. nuts and candy IN addition
10 donations uf money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

Lee street Wants psvlng-A petit
tion asking for an extension of the
pnvlng ON Lee street 10 Ninth rtreet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

More for Cotton Seed Meal-Cotton
seed mills nre permitted TO charge s.
ton more than the stabilized price for
cotton seed meal and cake In lots OF
ono ton or less hy Hn order issued yes
trrduy by the state food Hdmnistra-
,ion The rnuc order permits charge
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w.,ar. Commits. po,,Oon,e. Z

"e"aIe NoNn'''7r fottponec. tI'
appointment Of the legislative commit
tcnf fhe Welfare league. wlu,h wna
~ u0WvIr"d yesterday. viii be- post.
poucd until John H Runrdmnn. chair.
man ~ the council NJ drfvnst. returns
from Nrw Nuf.. Judge g. o. t,utuU
who II 10 sppuint the committee. Hn.
nUunccd this morning Alr liwfdmau
VIII return M about ton uHyH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18

stamp Sale, si7.Os59). s,.A 90 tLs
War Savings luuk for tNr n.u flr-
teen days IN DECEMBER amounted o.
81 .OsJ eg