davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-13

at her home. 1907 Catherine stree.
las. night. charged viii, storing ara mt
Spirit" fhirtN-ScV"n piuis Of whist.
were found concealed under tho door.
ing. she was baiiod in the sum of $500
for appearance ia rolicc Court mi.
m""n.n". iter SON going on h-r bond
IA" alrsst VAS mad" by Policemen
A!tcn. l'r"|scr and Eorr=.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-13
lEFFRESS DYES FROM
FALL On SIBEWA! K
,o"h@ .'iai. Passes Away at Virginia
Hospital Following.
Accident.
WILL HOLD AUTOPSY To-ot,
DOCTORS End No Trace of Fractured
Skull. and liclicvc Death Was Due
I" internal Cuuscs--Oihcr tcci-
dents Arc Reported to the Police.

t""'" lying pr"$tratc on the side
walk n"ir Marshall and Seventeenth
street lat" yesterday afternoon 10y 10
irrmnn 'ampidonico. Of Tia" Fi's, 10
l,rc Sta,i"n.Su. Il. Jc:rrcsa. ,wcniy .siN
Years old. Of .2la jefferson Aycuu-.
was hurried to the Virginia ll"siira'.
Wh"r" h. died shortly after ".rlocS.
- lir@' It waS believed that tn" man
ga" S"""i'd and sustc!n"d a .,huiI
iH''i"t' hmi 40 ">tcruhl inJur:c~
r'hi -" located. I'nNS;cl,,'lN believe.
ih'i l'" "i"i Of Internal trouble.
'"r"""rS inquest. however,. rs a.
9"'i"h q" he held thss murntn. -
n'ie'hiG" the "Eact cause "t his death.
".'H sr>"n was "a cup,"y"" O.; ia"
Nhcit''H toco'uutivc Works ami IL
- believed he WAS on hi., w,v homo.
inquiry "i his w!t" revealed tho IL ..
'hai IN" h"' suffered from "Ui. ,psy ,pr
"u'nh'r of years. II" Was trorniu.
~ 'l@ mouth and appeared seriuusi,
III whom The policeman found hm AVID
summoned the Ambulance
IN" h"iy was turned over to AN.
Undertaking establishment, las, ni.n;.
"h'r" am autopsy Will pro1abl: be he.i
10y Coroner Whitfield this morning.
NtMEituuS ACCIDENTS
REPORTED TO POLICE
Numerous accidents were reported
/" tn" police yesterday Lloyd rat
icrson, thirteen years old. aiuG Tay'et.
street. WAS struck by truck of = H.
co,,rell y Sou q, IN corner Of IN,
Boulevard and Cary Street ,thout
o'clock ana taken TO the Virginia Hos
rital for treatment. Physicians i'm
charge reported :: favorable condition.
last night. aud tina, tho boy was no,
seriously hurt. The driver of the
truck, Il colorcd man named Jones. was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

Almost Mra..r.. .ut slices
.I bacon .a' tmaH ..I f..| ..,n n
a deep f..n v &c., f... AID .Hr large
rn..n H' tine 4rI ir IgH' brown
four Iar.r rarrr.' .H' H small ur,ss
r.... .I cabbage a.a' 'Hs size of o.
.Hn SOC 'rra me .' ~a'nr' 'a'
H#l r.nnsr 90 taste .Err a.' To- 'r
rr- COL. 'tst1.' ., sr' t.if When
-nlifly done add a few rra,s aud a ,an
% ne lh0IlsI| Nsalf.ni 90 ,na,rr.
.an Dc used 900 place n' rice Arr tr'
~ vegetable, can BE- n,s' rr omitted
I'M, n a cheap d'h and serve, ltr
hIR eater,
Tongue rr beef Hart r,sa Take 4
beet tongue or heart and ,Hi .0 Dice.
cook m a quart n' water. keep tightly
covered saIt and psrsr % 'st', ADJ
chopped ,let tsn medium sized onions
chopped tine lei, boil 900 tender ADD
boiling water 90 make a iH' .us" -
10 boil, away ada nns. Hh'i rur rice
which hN been washed 900 several
water, one tongue 90 one heart made
into a Stew of tins Kind VII serve d.
family Of FIVE
Graham CuuarI pr-ir these war
times ~ the following ,ru...ss pie.
Neat tao eggs light n quart hoei
Ni' into these 0rr.ha.i coo each "A
graham flour and sugar. mix veil h.I
bowl with wf.s a'' and ssIs0r O.
taste good SlH.u, t]satrriHg|. Pour
mixture into well creased PIE plate
The graham forms me crust
Try pumpkin pic 'he same way hy
adding one cup ~ pumpkin 90 above
mixture, With ginger and seasoning to
taste Use only one tgg
Wartime (00kic,-1au and one half
cups corn syrup one cup lard or sub.
,lI'u,c. lso cup, bu't,rmlIk or sour
milk nutmeg flavor two @tssyT-uus soda
flour 10 make medium uIii dough
Roll ont.Qusr'er inch or 'ts' M
thickness, bake IN moderate oven
Makes fifty cookies
Ginger Squarcs-One cup brown
sugar. one.hali cup dripping, one and
0nc.quaflsr cup, milk tsour ~ YOU have
90, two eggs. one teaspoon baking
soda, pinch salt ,so and one half cup,
flour. one teaspoon vanilla
Graham Pudding Make a graham
mush by stirring into boiling sailed
water enough graham flour TO make a
thick enough mu'h or ig' and mute.
turn into ono large or individual m1'd'
Cool and serve with whipped cream or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Nav VoPK.

NEW YORk. Fpb 90 The cotton mHr
krt showed renewed strength esrl' live
srpool NAs firm. while reports u DHni|u.
nod activity IN the goods market NFfs
accompanied Iy - renewal Of trade t.b
Ink around the ln,1l fluH Fret prices
were > 10 ~ points hrher ana The Hr'Iy.
months sold q 10 ~ points above Iasi
nights closing before me- end " We first
hour. with March touching ~ iio and
MAY aO soc stop orders were uncovered
during the advance and sNreUt mr. %reaIt-
ING there was little ur 90 selling prfssuis
I'm evidence
There wAs enough realizing 10 cause
reactions ~ 10 or ~ points during Tho
middle N the morning but offerings were
not heavy ana The market rrmrd ~ again
toward midday ON rumOr that HfrHnB
meutH Ind been completed Tor the month
" expectation NJ II. 900 bales from this
country Tor spain. Prominent trade in.
tcrests continued buy lua ON The advance
20 Oslo for May. or % points above last
nights closing ngurss.
Realizing checked tho advance dutlnE
the noon hour and tho disposition 40 take
profits WIS probably increased nv r..
urwcd reports concerning r. price fixing
bill Reactions oi some IA 10 ~ points
followed. hui trade Interests we're buyers
ON tho setback nud nfior selling on from
80 AiD 10 so SOC May rallied 20 90 Zoo
nruund = O'Clock
Spot cotton quIsi mlddlluE l1c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

n, second lay u Malaysia "a, al.
m.u ,p.'gl hy an attempt 20 cat q
durham Eating a DURHAM, or. as in my
..'s e',a,Ing 90 do an. IS an sSper'
.trgr NOT soon lost 10 memory. lu
achievement must he productive 81 =
noticeable growth of ego ! often think
how ! should enjoy being able casually
20 boast. 4 have salsn dufians In IN,
east or. TIN, tastes as good a. a
DURHAM The DURHAM has a powerful
personality u iS large and green, not
unlike q hreadirui'. and Il il covered
with unpleasant spikes But these. | am
told. arc M deterrent to the man or
htg,' who ha, once acquired the DURAN
habit who. hy complete suppression or
modification OF the organs Of smell
ha' succeeded M ,%wallowing even a
section Of the fruit Il grow on tall
trees ard native, viii sit for days
waiting for a rpening DURAN 10 drop
White children once immune. prefer
10 TO an other fruit; tigers will Np-
praaoh close 60 Malay villages, riSking
lhsr live, 60 vary their camiyariou'
diet with a mouihiul oi durian-Wil.
lam Hc,hr in Atlantic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Recruiting Officer
Goes 10 Muskogee

lumrIa it'y after preparing the
transportation tor twenty four mcu
from oklahoma city Ia Fort Logan
Co., frt recruits who enlisted through
IHr r]t.rging station ln Oklahoma dur
rg the twenty i0df hour period ending
Or nom TODAY Captain March,, Coyell
recruiting officer for this state, leii
..r Ml,.1,rs i0 inspect me recruiting
.a. loo lItfc
The name, oi me recruits and their
r town. follow
THss M. Soil OtiHnuma rIff. bryan T..
.ut HHI IufId a. DriEsbI, Adu thhf
..I T frHtrff u~Hl1rrNillr, Earnest
fa.rIrr snyder. Clarence l. warner.
H.HIsstr george ~ Jackson. Vefai
I..|| r. Ir0 aud John " klmment,
I..I I.|.H. Sherman kunnwni
..|u. CARNAGE. joe l. Thunp-
f.H rHH W.N, % Holland itn,ls; Char
"a Smith, lIr1rFf John T. steward.
|.ffEI .U Leonard a. RAY Cherotahi
f. O. NtHr.H. charles n NCWtoin,
..I t.nrf 81 1%lrFinz. ~ Glhsoni
NO no Nrttf. kfrWIinI James w.
Hm.u NHfUsI. tIfk y Thurman,
Amarillo I''Hf end Hay II Decker,
If.U. .IHI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
REACT
ON SALES WAVE
News Of Russian Situation
Has Effect ON Street

SEW YORK. F.b 60 -Oyrr.nlght
news particularly the Hurslnu situation.
afforded o. prcteNt Tor moderate selling
ti the opening n tuinyH stock market.
IcUrssiuus averaging u point we're mAdn
hy leaders. notably United states steel.
Reading and Marine preferred In n few
less conspicuous Instances tho reversal
made greater hoadwaN, General Motors
losing ~ points A general rally rot iu
before the end Of the first hulf hour.
Liberty bonds were Irregular
lnduftrlHls, especially the more prom.
inent steUla. were the center Of Interest
iu the afternoon ~ extreme gains " 90
2 points baldwin Locomotive and Ru-
gnfH supplemented early advances but
rails were NJ a ttnudEtlll
Higher prices were made later by lm-
pOttaut Btookh, hut these we're again
forfeited The closing was irregular.
Liberty aigs aoil NJ ~ 10 10 NJ. nrsts IN
NJ Ht N 60 ob ~ and second IN nc 90 rs
tn N6.IH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
General Upturn in Prices Fol-
low Opening in Trading,
CHICAGO DRAIN ANp PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Feb 20 CONTINUED scnntI-
ness of receipts rendered today 10
strengthen tho corn market. Trade. how
ever, WIS small. uwinr Ca tho TACT that
prices were near 10 tho maximum limit
allowed by existing regulations. Opening
figures, which varied from the same M
Yesterdays finish to Nc higher. with
March not quoted and Mny 81 2G1s "a
81 q, were followed by "A slight further
upturn
Broad general demand sent the oats
market soaring. offerings were next
10 nothing. as q result largely Of llkcli-
hood that the government guaranteed
price on the 1918 wheat crop would be
raised 90 cents a bushel After opening
Nc to lAc higher, with May NJ to Ssh 9,
the market scored substantial further
gains before beginning 70 react
Provisions rose with hogs and gmin.
Arrivals Of hogs were much Less plentiful
than had been expected
In subsequent transactions February
delivery touched the maximum, tI2S,
March and May cNsed or II trifo and
closed steady nt, respectively, tl27N and
il26A, with the finish MS y whole un-
changed 10 lsc or, compared with TWEEN
Is -four hours before.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
LOneROfne Mnn

The lonesome man, who is not love,
For whom nobody cares
Who never has been turtle dovcd
Nor lcCturcd on the stairs;
Oh, what must be his lonesome state
Whose pillow is a stone,
Who stagRerS IN TO- meet his fate,
Unguidcd and alone
The bachelor that human crab
Who goes through life ascowl,
Who at a ileeting joy may grab
To drop it with a growl,
That fellow all alone who wcnds
His way to anywhere,
counting some noses as his friends,
Though non Of them may care.
The lonesome man, sad is his lott
Cheap is his poor estate
Who never fills a family pot
Nor shakes a furnace gralcl
And yet-somchow he seems to be
A'tonishingly fat
Perhaps he's not so lonesome as
We think he is. at thatl
Richmond Times Dispatch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
NIW YoRK COTTON TUTUFII

NEW ORLEANS, rsb % A routlru.
alton NJ ihr hulIuu movement uf ihr 'Hsi
few DAYS carried tho price Of cotton q,
io ~ points up lu tho Nfsi hulf hour ~
business hero to-day Tho cold w1N.
crossing ihr country vas regarded 81 p,
hulliHh Influence probably hHNlrs iHs
effect or dslAl lnE new rrup preparations
4 generally improved 1TWlHi fNr spot
cotton over tho south Increased ths lU
uulty Tor contracts and 400 the trading HU
10 noon prices were advanced 20 % ~
points over Yesterday = CLOSE
SPOT cotton firm. - points ur FHls.
On tho spot ala 60 AMY, 81 Low
m,6ii@g Wla...n. 80.
l5g. lus
Ur,lIt'uE hy recent buyers caused 70
reU,'Iuu h0m tho advance Al : U,.n.s
lIr trading months w'rv ~ 'u 10 pu.u's
over Yesterdays close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

HOGS-lAyo pork values went up with
q Jump today. tho market closing 20 10
Zoe higher Top was reached pt SO lr.
with tho bulk ranging 'l6 20 IN so 5U
stocker pigs fold as high ~ SO %.
Ito.InV UuotntIops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

KANSAS cry. Tvh % HOGS re.
rnIpts. o. 600. strong iu o, higher Ruiz
81 t. NO 40. irnv,, o. NWul 10 p.. llghis.
hlshrr Prime fcd steeff, o., 'ndiA 70,
dr,ssrd heel spefs. IiO B6digS5 south
rfu steers. u hOiflO Ou. COWS. ~ OOff
90 p hoifyrH. 81 bunl n 20. Htu,k'rs. " t0
UigiN. ,ul,,s. s. UOHlg no. Stll.Ir re-.
prluir. 1000, steady, lambs, ~ puu
~ iu, yoaiIlnRs. ~ 2hnll On. wethrt..
vfH. o. vUu lh.Ta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
FEBRUARY BARGAINS

rooms, sleeping porch. basement.
furnace. oak finished home. sch. Yea
i|is7ru. a bargain, g. $50. UN
6-fOOm, new BUNGALOW I'm beautiful
Central pnfk. ~ W 52d; fine location
md ono N the best constructed bungn
lows m the city, special price, ~, $50 Oo
Large s.f0om home. northwest. q
dandy location; priced Tor lofs than cost
iu build It's u fine place. 81. nO0 no.
H.foom practically new bungalow "
STA, s. 100 90
5.ro0m cottage. 500 block West Ch0c.
liw, hest buy In south town. 1850 nn
500 Wost mn, dandy 6.room home cor.
r'r lut'' only 5 blocks 10 high school
1900 on.
G.ioOm duplex bungalow. 600 block
West 9TH. $3.50 90. ~ Hn unusual
value and a fine income property You
can 1--we boo ono side and rout tho other.
no car faro to pay, W. almost iu the
UI~utUfUNU HU#tINU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

Prices NJ the various Etadrs - cattle 40
approximately 49, follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
ST. LOUIS

sT lul.lF Fob. 90 HOGS Rscclpii
$4,000. lnr lu l1u higher, llRht 80 7hU
~ uu rlrs SO OBJ. 10 d, 20 mixed and butch
rfa 90 iH.ili Ul GOOD heavy 80 1iul7 10.
hulk 90 taul co. CATTLE Receipts
steers g. uou IS 90, ycnfllug steers and
hrIfrIH uOUlAb l. COWS GOOJli On.
H%lUutgrH uri feeders ~ OOtfih 90 lair Ia
prime southern href steers 81 GOA W 30.
beet COWS aud h,lfsfs 5000 ~ no, south.
,Iu Netr'ng steers and hUifrfH ~ Boa
1000 Native calves ~ uOh ~ 90 SHEEP
receipts coo, steady lambs 80 OOu ~ 80.
owe. ~ sou ~ 10. wothers ~ SOHii %.
Gamers and choppers " NlUN no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Federal Judge to
Visit All Homes of
~Stockyard Workers

CHICAGO Feb O-Judg, samuel
Ahlhulef arbitrator named by SscIe-
laD of Labor Wilson Tor the hearing
nl he dispute between packers and their
employees, decided to devote today to
whiting me home, Of the stock yards
worker, and therefore will not resume
ih, heaiIrg until tomorrow II was
said a representative oi swift a Co.
rfahihl, would be called TOT the open.
NM ArAALln IumnIInM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

FOR SALE Two lots. 3.room house and
barn, good well Of water, gas, $500.
Phone " IJTI.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
HINTS L&
NOur Home

MENU HINT

Rice lasrt One and one half .HH'
rice flour tar .Int mms' ut u.
t,a,r.en baking g.afs. .r- bali l,s
spoon uli Nakr anar Boz grlaIr Use
vegetable 0I i.r grra,ng
Rurkvhrst latc,.U.r ."0 'Glt
wheat flour one 'a'i ..q rec iIugf.
tuu .gf, SKINNED mt .ifr. w.
teaspoon, hat Hs g.eIo ..s hs'i lt..
spoon uIt
C1mmr,' CAKE, one .a0 -rrrmsa'
,.Ald af1 one coop HY na Na.s.. I.,
~hgh Ia, been dissolved me i,a'n.
baking soda N.r1 cool a'I ono .r
rice iHnr n"s l." '.'.-r aal one.
hall lta'...r s.' Bake .. 0.' SID.
DE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

rUItNuu i,h ~ HOGS Receipts
U0o. strong no. higher bulk liGtbU
~ sO lInni 30 luul NJ 100. mlNod 80 50 u
lb gU. heavy SO 'ufil 1915. rough 90 200
1ItN Mig il3 hHU 20 hO. CATTLE lis
UoiplH 200 strong nhtiya steers N6auf
rs On Htu,krrH and feeders o. l0U 10 30,
cowH mud helirr7 tBiOullii. calves v ih
ml1ii Nllllr Receipts 900 firm,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
LEGALS


The undersigned, receiver NJ the G. =.
Gossett on and Gns company Of Fled
mont, OKLA, Will, NJ 10 O'Clock q m. on
Thursday, Fen. ~, 1918, at office Of Watt.
son q Hatch, In Citizens National Bank
Building, IN El Reno. Okla, offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder. for cash,
all the property and assets OF said com
pany. the general description OF which
l3 as follows:
approximately 1851 acres under oil and
gas lease TO SAID company and situated
about " miles southwest Of Piedmont
I'M ranges five 90 and six 90 and town
ships thirteen O3) and fourteen N4D,
Canadian county, Oklahoma. On the east
half C4) OF the southeast o]ne-quarter
Is T.. ~ Of G-l8.b IL n we'll approximate
ly eleven hundred ulO0D feet deep. The
derrick pscd In drilling Said oil we'll be
longs TO the company, the tools and ma
Chlncry hnying been under lease. II n
understood THAT the lease upon the rig
can be- continued, I so desired. The
greater portion OF the eases included I'm
the above acreage rs In the immediate
vicinity OF said well, and plat showing
location Of each leuso will be furnished
upon request.
Possession Of said property will be,
on said date, delivered 10 said purchaser.
All further Information concerning the
property above referred 20 and concern
ing the affairs Of said company, known
10 said receiver, will be furnished upon
request
Address the undersigned. El Reno. okla.
G.. q. WATSON. Receiver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Asks Fair PLAY

A kind hearted little girl was looking
at a picture Of Daniel in the lions den.
Suddenly she began to cry and her
mother said Don't cry about poor old
Daniel, darling lie has been happy
for a long time now"
I'm not" sobbed the little girl. I'm
CRYING for that little lion over there in
the corner. lie isn't going to get any %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

WANTED 10 huy from owner. OF
G-rOOm bungalow with built IN features
ana basement. northwest preferred. near
tlnEHsn Hlyd Address u 3)7, Times
Two STORY s-foom house. W Twenty
frHi street basement furnace, garage.
servants quarters hardwood floors, w.
stairs iu white ru0nCI, tiled bath. - 900
4 splendid chance. " C92
NEW four room bungalow modern fnr
Ai.l0O. easy terms lfla r. 18Th 80
,uHt ~ kslhnm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. Fob. % spot cotton
neglected. prices unchanged Mlddllug
23 2bd. low middlInR 70 I'D GOOD ordinary
2I.72d. ordinary ~ 2Od. Sales 1000, en-.
Guiding 700 American No receipts ~.
lures closed steady New contracts Fob.
q E2d: March % A1d, April 70 i3d; May
29f1d, June " G2d. July 70 1fd Old CON
trurts. fixed prices Feb ~ s2d Febru-
airy March ~ Ild, March April % lld
May-Juhe 20 Gad. Iuuu-July % ga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
OKLAHOMA TRUST CoMPANYs
nAnEAINE

FORD PLANT EMPLuYEs-why pay
fDnt whRR $3.50 cash and $50 per month
buys a newly painted and decorated
g. room modern home Just north of the
Ford plant. on Glh St Call Nj Nor
gan
WHY PAY RENT when $3.50 cash and
go per month buys q nice. modern Broom
home. on two fun lots. one block " ,pr
line. three blocks ~ city ward school,
Can Mr. ClHfa.
A RARE BARGAIN WITH CHANCE
FOR BIG PROFIT I'm "a 5-roOm modern
cottage with maple floors. q mantel. bqsc-
mcni 3ONbN feet. two corner lots. Price
only 5 5000. 500 cash. balance 500 pet
month Cnll Mr. Clark.
FACING THE CAIITOL on n. Broad
way IN u J-rOOm modern cottage for only
s.. n0u. $3.50 cash, balance $50 per month.
can Mr.. Morgan
JUST SOUTH or THE CAplTOL-An
S-room home IN oak and white enamel 81
huili-in features, sleeping porch. a home
that hHs 10 be- seen TO he appreciated
Price il2, 900, terms to suit. can Mr.
clark.
Houses. stores and Farms Tor Rent.
MIR ALBERT f. USHER is manager
OF our Insurance Department Ask him
about H. Service wins.
WE ARE 4. s. TREASURY AGENTS
Tor the sale Of WAR SAVINGS ana
THRIFT STAMPS Buy literally. help
win the war.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
5os-lO Insurance Bldg. Maple "a
FOR SALE Two lots. 3.room house and
barn, good well Of water. gas $500.
Phone W l55l-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

An ~icele,' refrigerator ha, been in.
vented for automobile tourist, or camp
crS, the food c1nlancr being sur
rounded by a water bag that is kept
cool by evaporation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

&. HICAGO. Feb. ~ -BrTTER Mar.
Vet steady creamery H1figc. EGGS.
Higher, receipts l.l7S. cases. flrsts Ole.
ordinary nrsts i9u5Oc. at mark. case,
included. itu5lc POTATOES Lower
receipts, 40 cars. Wisconsin aud Mlchi.
gan. hluk 81 SOu / 10. bulk sacks 81 Sju
! %. POULTRY Alive, lower, springs
%.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Feb % Mercantile pa
per, %" 6bI percent Sterling. sixty
day bills. 81 TN. commercial sixty day
bills on hanks, Ii72s commercial sixty
dnv hils, ti7lh. demand. ti76f: cables
ti76 7-1G Guildcrs. Demand, 43Ac:
cables, 4iIc. bar silver. GNC: Mexican
dollars. CSC. Government bonds. lrreCu-
lar. Railroad bonds. Irregular. Time
loans strong sixty DAYS. nInty days and
six months. & percent bid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

A simple but accurate method for
measuring the surface Of a human be-
ing has been invented by a French
chemist
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Outside Livestock


fORT WuUTH, TNsAs, Fub 9n CAT
Tile Receipts 5000. STEADY. hrUyoa
" OOnti % lluuk Receipts $500, b.
60 lnr higher. heavy 80 i0ulth no
NllElal Receipts 600. steady lAmbs
90 300 900.
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Produce Provisions


KANSAS CITY. tch. 90 HITTEU.
EGGS and POULTRY Uuch0hgrd UO-
TATDES STEADY. 81 ihn2 80.
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Go to III

Neither docs our delay in going to
war with Turkey keep us from urging
those who arc TO tear en- up.-Kansas
City Star
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c|orroNsEEo OF

NEW York. Feb. 20 Tho CoitnnHssi
oil market closed quiet Spot % i0c bid
March and May 20 b0c. Sales 60
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Fifteen Percent Net
Rental Property

Tor sale By non resident. owner IL nov
100 this rity 10 close q deal Consists Ut
three small, modern houses, total rent Of
which 10 flO per month This property
is located = short distance northwest Of
the cnt hrruH md 70 q good proposition.
Irice " goo For further particulars CnlI
owner Ht " 10
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REAL ESTATE 70 TRADE

EXCHANGE for Oklahoma city income
So, o0J In highly improved, tile-draIned
Illinois farm, with 40 acres wheat; also
splendid alluvial plantation, 725 acres,
half In cultivation. onc-hnlf mile rnilrond
station, 30 miles Natchcz, Miss. 81 400.
Ira \ EMS. 1925 n. Shartel Maple 92S.
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]. D. GREEN


'N No Robinson Wal aA6
OWNER LEFT CITY aud has written to
mo iU sacrifice his new J-rOom modern
bungalow with two rooms I'm Ouk and nlI
bullt-ln features. two null lots. on paving
this house has never been lived in Price
50 $50. $500 cash. balance 60 suit. Gail
after z o'clock. W 73l1-J
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A fine OF $1,000 would be hard to
pay How about your income state
mcnt2
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SAf.Fi-M Modern elght-room homo
In Norman; well located VIII sell M
a bargain for cash Address BOX i57.
Lincoln Ncb
FOR SALE Splendid s-room. 2-story
home In Corpus Christi. TEXAS. Over.
looks beautiful bay. thoroughly convcn-
lent; gas. water electricity: built for O
home, lot lOUNl25. fine lawn, grapes mud
figs. For particulars address. Owner,
1917 South End Street
FOR SALE-Ncw soyou-room house In
p%ittshurg, Kan. For information ad-
dress n -iI2. Times