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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

ia quite n bit Of money tied up"
rs its not moving.
Miss Lutis Nesbitt Of Yellow
Greek ID spending several days here
"a tbs auest Of Dr. A. V. Schmit,ou
AND family.
{, J. ]. Parott has moved TO Stay.
den recently, Welcome. Iessel
The German Measles are preya.
lent here, several cases being re-
ported.
Misses k,t,is and Mamie Schmit,
tau, and Lutte Neshit., wen. Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

Thu presentation last wsek Ut .
Services EIag 10 O4kIpofA High
School BIZ ems Of 10, popular htst.
w soclety's. the j. w. a., was .
happ3 svena In tho annals o. that
institution and demonstrated deep
thought III patriotism GA the Dart Vi
This Society. IN Outline ii tbs In
tssestinE pfugram rendered BY -sh~
i, w. ii. at thu pgrs~atscn vas pub
lishsd In last seeks issue Of Tne
Herald. bat on aeeoun. VI the TACT
that the manuscripts Of swo VI the
PROMINENT features ei the exercises
-~.ths presentation speech by Mia@
Margaret Morrow and q patriotic
paper by Miss Sarah Payne-was
moi furnished VI In tims inr lnat
issas. ws we're forced 10 defer its
publication tilI thia week. Miss
M0Fsow's speech follows
Prof. Morrison aisd FELLOWSHIP
dsnts:. In reviewing sh. history u
our beloved ''0akmont. Il has bsea
found that twenty srven u Der AL
liant suns ara now enlisted In the
service ei eur srea. eaan,sy Ia tbs
great wosld.war for liberty and irrs.
dom. They are: Finley Duncan.
Galley Bradley. Roy Twiis. Clyde
TwiIla. Charlie Warren. Harry Full
shnm. Hugh Reeves, Harlem vii.
liams. Garret cowea, Vance Turner.
Hssshel Duncan. Lealin Bell. Her.
bert Hoover, Dan Fielder. oscsr
Choaie. Claude Mccorpin, Bryant
Beaslsy, Clarence Crow, Henry
Tmitt. Morris Leeeh. CIeve Warren,
Clay Matthews. Albert bates. Ben
Wilkins, Rooney Dickson. Joseph
Crosby aud Thomas Fuqua In
appreciation Of this fact, the J, w.
u, Literary Society has made Ser
sies Ilsx, md !. .hAys been con-
missioned by the Socis,y TO present
this 10 ''Oaku,ont." a. = token OF
our loyalty and admiration for those
In the ssnks. and ~. = constant ie.I
minder 10 us 40 fellow students that
w muat be patriots ut home and
help win this war Tor freedom aud
peace amens thu nation.
II 10 my pleasant duty TO pre-
sent this IN the name oi loyal and
patriotic Society--the J. W. t."
The patriotic paper by Miss Sarah
Payne follows
The boy or girl whose soul has
not bssn stirred with a feeling Of
patriotism Tor our United States
ths land our iore.iathers gave their
all 10 WINS 10 be pitied. and in
\ great crisis like this. our land OF
the free and the hom. OF the brave
would bs better OIL II such unpstriot.
10 hearts would cease to beat, For
what w need aud must have 10.
day are hearts hull u patriotism.
V, was patriotism that caused
Washington aud his men 10 endure
the hArdships Of Valley Forge; it|
was patriotism that caused our lore.
fathers TO- stand at Kings Mountain.
il was patriotism that gave Us the
inspiring words, Remember the
Alamo |" Here 1t Was that Ten
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22

NR SALE-N acres. II acres
cleared and ready for cultivation
lNt nslles hon Dickson. privilege
OF ~ acres mcrr il wanted. Also
one mare and one mule aud sec.
oud.hand Maxwell Automobile in
good shape Viii sell cheap u
h, Page. Dickson. Tenn. 2-22
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-02-22
OAknONT'S SERVICE FLAG.

nessees Erare warrior, i,aDiel
Become, iared 10 dis before be would
be 4 aIacksr. II was patriotism thai
made Tsunasses's bey-hsso. sam
Davis. proclaim 10 ths world lhsi
before hs woad bssrsy a friend ADD
hs unsrnA tn the land hs loved hs
would die . thousand deaths.
All thsse heroes had isilh IN
| the cause they loved; there were no
pessitnIs;@ atuaug their. 30, today,
| salk faith |. The world IL better oil
without your uttered ignorance and
mesbid daabt- II you have iaith ia
Tod, In yoar eoantfy. W cell. Wy
~, II not. push back upon The shell
| u silence oil pour thoughts tilfatsh
shalt come, No oGe will ar'ese be-
cause your lips are dumb,
"A patriotism tha. does not carry
with |. Willingness to serye and
saerihcs Is not worthy oi The nams.
30, today, boys and siris, when W.
are called on 10 do ouf part. fst's
| id, IL; il ID means buy Thrift stamps,
lst's 10 the limit--ior surely il tins
asan ii the iroui IL willing IN spend
his iiia's blood Tor In. we ought 10
bs willing 10 lend our money 10
him. These. our dear boys, and
our cause must have money. or the
sacsilce will have been in vain,
Oskmont especially has cause 10 DO
proud VI her twsn.y.seven boys who
have gone to answer our country
call Let us all resolve TO stand BY
them
For NJ the world rings out.
Oakmont boys. with other boys,
tramp forward on thu roatf--- Z
Along tina. path Of sacrifice
Der which their fathers strobe:
With eager eyes and cheeks ahame,
@<1 VIII asRssa o@ ssssass< ssps. ...s>.
These dear boys Of Oskmont
Move onward 10 their ships,
Nor even love may hold them back.
Or hslt their stern advance,
Az our dear lads. with other lads,
TO on their way to France,
There are no people who ought TO
he more patriotic than We Of the
United States. and especially We oi
our dear Southland in whose veins
runs the pures. Anglo Saxon blood
Descendants Of The Cavaliers. think
what i. would mean to have our
country 60 down in defeat. SO let's
he An inspiration 10 our boys who
are going to give the Southern yell
10 nce--for they have gone to
bear the flag Of freedom DER three
thousand miles Of sea. II any Of us
have felt like this IL not our AgM,
let's set II gu. Of our heads and
hearts. for indeed il 10 our Eight
and ~ are In to win.
We will never let our old itAa fall,
fas ws love il tha best Ut all,
We are not lighting ~ show our
might, .as
But just the same we will fight
for the right.
We will never les our old nsg fall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
Trained Elephants
Urged for War Use

PITTSBURGH-John Ringing, eir>
Gu, owner, has determined to propose
to the allied governments that African
elephants be tanned and used in the re-
construction Of France after the war,
Because gun and she'll fire at the bats
lie fronts are slaughtering mule, and
horses by the tens OF thousands. Mr.,
RingDry and Edmond Laplea Of tho
UnWer.iy OF Louvain, Belgium, net in
cohfNrnce here the other day and dis
cussed plans for using the heretofore
African elephant in reconstruction work
in Europe
The men agreed that the loss OF
horses and mules could not be re-
placed for many years, and, since Afri-
can elephants may be found in vast
numbers, and be tanned easily, both felt
positive that the allies would assist IN
the shipment Of the big beasts.
Zone elephant will do the work OF
twenty.six horses" said Mr.. Laplea,
who has charge Of the Belgian govern
ments business in the Congo Europe
must be reconstructed and there will
be no horses. We are using the Afri-
can elephan, in carrying timber from
the forest in plowing and in all kinds
Of farm work. lie carries and lifts
beams and girders for the construction
OF buildings"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

A woman soon grows tired Of being
economical She discovers that the
more she saves the moro her husband
has TO spend down town.
You have to acquire a taste for some
beverages But II is strange how a
yonth manages to like beer the first
time he tastes Il.
When a guilty man hires an attorney
he expects the attorney to prove him
ihhoonai
An lrishnan likes to argue because
seven tines out OF ten an argumen
ends In fight
SO many little men have big basso
voices that blind man must get fooled
a good deal OF the time.
The war has done one big thing. II
has CAUSED US TO pay more attention TO
sex hygiene and less attention TO sex
advertising.
II girl has a 50-een, pearl necklace
she will wear low-neeked waist even
u the pimples ON her chest are as big
as the pearls
II takes twenty years to make a good
reputation and only twenty minutes to
make a bad one.
You never lose anything by being
obliging, Do as man favor and he
will remember It long after you have
forgotten IT,
You often hear Of a man being able
70 mortgage his hoHie TO buy an auto,
But you never heard Of a man whc
was able 10 mortgage his auto to buy
home
A man won't believe Il, hut he works
lot harder when he is playing than
he does when he Is working.
Judging from the semi.naked torso
she displays, II must be quite tempta.
tion to well-built girl to take a chance
and 20 out without apy waist at all.
How tha HEX q trained nurse ever
marries the patient she nufsed Is more
than we can understand. After . mar
has been sick fos = few days he look,
like something the cat dragged in.
Men like 70 Joke about the mediea
fralefnity, Rut \ vsu are honest ypy
will have n S1plb MT the old iamlii
dsstpf Is NJ hef lIthtul friend y
pan He eH mS To- every hour o|
the twepty-FsIf yhsu needed, and mos
d the iints he doesnt sst 10 cents OF
the dollar for hb loyal services enc
loving care.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
Plsnt Par Lettuce.

Protect your lettuce and help |, along
in the warm fall months, Is the advice
IN todsy's bulletin from the national
var garden commission OF Washington.
Plant your head lettuce or romaine
lettuce in a partly shaded part OF the
garden, as hot weather early in the life
OF the plant il apt TO preyen, II from
forming any head.
Artificial shade may he provided for
the lettuce by a movable screen made
by stretching cheese cloth over a v
shaped frame made OF light strips OF
wood. The sides Of this frame should
he two TO three feet wide, and the frame
ought 10 be ten or twelve feet long.
This will retard evaporation of the
soils moisture and enable the grower
To produce crisp, good favored lettuce
in summer
Head lettuce seed should be planted
now, II not already planted, half
ounce being enough TO plant 100 feet
OF row. The plants when quite small
should be thinned to stand six or eight
inches apart, while the rows ought TO
be one foot apart at least. The plant,
needs much moisture hence thorough
cultivation should he given while arti-
iicial watering helps in dry weather
The entire head should be cut for use.
Romaine leaves grow erect and form
loose head The crop is grown the
same way as head lettuce, except that
when the plants are grown the outer
leaves should be tied together at the top
to bleach the inner leaves. In tieing
romaine leaves be careful that the inne,
parts are dry, otherwise rot may set in.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
STEAD|ER TONE
IN WALL Street
Lack Of Pressure and Good
War News Helps, \
BY D. Beck

NEW YORK Sept T-Inhuenced by
fhrther favorabls war news and absence
Of yesterdays pressure, stocks displayed
a stesdier tone throughout todRy's brief
session. Short covering also added to
the better tendency. especially In such
leaders aa y. y Steel and Canadian Pa
ciflc. which retained the greater part Of
their | 70 2point gains. More moderate
strength was shown by Anaconda Cop
per. American Car. u. s Rubber. Max
well Motors, United Cigars, Atchison.
Wabash preferred and Seaboafd Air
Line Union Pacific was slightly reac-
ilonary with ST. Paul and General Mo-
tors The closing was firm. Sales ap-
proHimatcd 200, 900 shares.
Liberty bond closing; avs. ioi "a;
firsts convertible s $500. second la
4l5; first convertible az, pSl0; sec
ond convertible ths, NiO; third tAs.
g562
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07


CAT1sfx Three days Of plenty and
then cDfe three days Of light diet. all
OF which materially helped to keep pack
srs guessing and the prices well up with
a week ago. On Monday, the largest
one-d day run In history, there was re-
action on everything excepting steers,
but all damage has since been repaired
and In places the market Ii closing ac-
tually a little higher. Steers are curl
ositics these days and n set OF real beef
all but causes hOTse-raCe between
packers ms they are needing ! 900 pound
cattle NO bad they can taste IT. In
the butcher division. which formed bulk
OF daily rec 'lpis, there has been much
smoother market than ordinarily when
runs are 40 large Good heavy cows are
ceiling isOQlaDO. and medium TO good
butchers. tTlSUS,00. Plain cows and
heaviest cutters t6BoeT 90. with Gamers
end cutteis. t5bOu625 Bulls, steady,
" 500 s 30 Tor bekt kinds Cali market
came back dig after slump Of 800.
and closed the week little stronger,
vcalcfg being worth around il2 oO Stock
sr and feeder business. ~ a result OF
the general rains over the range country
has been lively and all Of the carly week
loss fegalned Feeders are wanted at
" bViO no and medium 10 good yearlings
are back ~ ITOOHSbn, ana anything
choice more stock cows and heifers.
70 o0d 0O.
Closing Quotations
Prices of the yHJlous grades OF cattle
are APPROXIMATELY a. fUllOWH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
LlghtneSS Of Receipts Counts
in Favor of Bulls,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Srpt Weekend even
Ing up Of trades brought about advances
today In the corn market Lghtness of
receipts counted In favor of the bulls.
Offerings were not large Opening prices
which ranged from hc OF TO hc up.
with October N61A 10 il5s4. and No.
ytmbsry " 81 TO N57t. were followed
by moderate upturns all around
Later. the market weakened. owing 10
assertions that stoppage Of beer making
would increase thn use OF barley as Iced
and would reduce the feeding demand fof
corn. The close Was unsettled. Nc 20
nc net lower, with October sib1A to
N51h and November 81 56t to 81 b6t.
Sharp rallies took place subsequently
Ing
Oats hardened with corn After open -
lng unchanged 20 Nc lower. with Octo-
her. 72hc 10 72hc. the market scored n
slight general gam.
Provisions were irregular. Pork fen 81.
the maximum for a single day Lard
continued firm, however. and upheld
ribs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK Sept There was
renewal Of yesterdayE buying movement
In the cotton market this morning which
eNldo1tly found encouragement In the
favorable war news. reports that trade
Interests were good buyers on yester-
day.s hdynnce. the enrly ahsence Of hedge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
"a o7@34 60.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept Low tenn
pefatureH In the northern districts 10
the bolt ana q better feeling regarding
price nNing caused q heavy demand In
the cotton market today In the first
half hour Of trading contract prices nude
gains " * TO ~ points.
Al level. % 10 ~ points up. the
upward movement WAS checked by hear
Ish tax concerning the FIRST ginning re-.
port ~ the season, due Monday morn
Ing Late In the srssion prices were at
A net advance ~ 20 10 AZ points
Spot cotton, qnlet % points on Sale
on The spot 200 bales. 10 arrive. 1870.
low middling, ~ Zoe, mlddlug, % soc.
good middlinF. 3j OOc
Receipts 2.23l; stock. 1887.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
KANSAS CITY

C1ose-Corn: September il@'S: oc-
toeer hGh Novfmbsr tlsOS. Cash
hard ,llsh17i; No :. t2.iba2l5H: No.
red f2.ls, No. 2. Rl502i5h Corn IN
changed to lower. No. 2 mixed 81 11n
LIS; No white Nun1Sl. No. yei-
low tlssgissh Oats lower No ?.
!ahenIsi1c; No. 2 mixed 1ic0Tic, Rye
ti7iai.7s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
Gin Fire Ineendi.ry.

C. w MeKsehen, assistant state fire
marshal, declared Yesterday after an
investigation of the fire which de,
'troyed the main building Of the Sim
mons cotton gin at Davidson early
SUNDAY morning tha, the fire was OF
ineendiary origin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
LoYeioY Trial Monday.

The trial Of DR.. T.. F. Loyejoy and
Jess Warren, charged jointly with the
murder Of Ruby Alexander. H-year-,
old Caddo county girl, will begin IN
district court Monday morning The
girl died as the result Of an opera
ton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
Produce Provisions
kANsAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Sept. T. -BUTTFr
AND POULTRY. Unchanged EGGS
flrsts. &c: seconds. 3gc, POTATOES
firm, t2OO1225
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
EXCESS RssIRvs GROWS.

NEW YORK, Sept. THE actual con.
diuon ,of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week five days)
shows that they hold ibs.7lb.ttO reserve
In excess Of iss.i rs9uiremsnts This h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

Outside Livestock
ct. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, ssut. 7-HoGs: Receipts,
sS sss sssdg ~ e 5 ssh'r sh. .a ' bss asS
1898; bulk. ,isisassc cATrtE: Re.
eelpts. 300; steady; native beef steers,
ssiissi git e. sos ss.,ln ;.:s, A. snd s, heller.
.oS,D.Sr .Ds issdes ss @Ses iaGS ds ts 70 % prime
calves. W5hfss 'aaaE0' 'saaEaER0 Receipts @
700 steady; lambs. titoo6ts 70; ewes,
VI gg l2Qo, cannors aud choppers. 1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept e. BUTTER: Cream
cry, fdsnc. EGGS. Firm; receipts.
10 242 chsesi htsrs. Hqi2c ordinary
flrstr, SSp4oc ht mark, cases included.
5U4f. POTATOES Receipts, 81 cars
ynchdnged POULTRY: Alive; lower
f0Nls. 26h SOC. sprInRs 2Nhc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept 7.--HOGs. Receipts.
900 loc 20 2oc higher: butchers, tiSIy
nls.s5! light. $40 iOd 20 %: nackins, tis io
Glelo; rough, tl77bHiSa6; nIss, good
and choice, tis5Odls.O0 CATTLE. RE
celp,s' 1000 sieedy sHEEp: Receipts
l,Nce; STEADY 20 lower.
CHICAGO, Sept 7-HOGs. Receip,s
1000; strong TO lpc HIGHER CATTLE
Receipts, 1000. sHEEP Receipts, 1000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
seyenty-fiye Year, Ago Todsv

ls4l-Lieut Com Richard s. Chew
u. S. N, who distinguished himself
at the battle Of Mobile bay, born in
Washington, D. c. Died there April
10. 1875
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept CORN: No . vel.
low 81 10. OATS STANDARD. 70hd7lc
RYE No. 2. iissalsL BARLEY: CSC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
Bless TheirHeartsl
We'll, Well

There Is a man in Hsdlsys Bend
Tenn, who hands out the right kind OF
advice when he gives you his card
His name is u. b. Good.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

ttllnf t and r.sAsr Z, ! !ox .ssHsrs.Sut:s : ~
souikwsst. fhs opsnlns Vss Il TO y
points higher and active months sold
81 to SO points above last nIeht'a ciQsins
figures shortly after thg cnn with l0otb-
Der touching N.70c and January N02c.
Spot cotton, steady; nihdiiht wsbc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
ST. Louis.

TT. LOUIS. Sept T.-CaRS. Steady;
10 white, 81 IS. OATS: no. !. 72hc;
No. . white. 71h G75c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
A Cinch.

When Mary Jane srOWs up shen get
Big notions In her bean.
And she will change her name. you bet.
Shell make II Marie Jean.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
AvIAToRS A6oPT
FOX TO be MASCOT

PARIs--A transportation unit Of the
United States aviation service had
adopted as a mascot q fox ptsssnted 10
s,,1ss unit By ys.,,stT's SeSa \ AsI;.u :.
Sork City ha, isktp shsys n W. ks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

KANSAS CITY. septst t-HoGs, Re.
s;s';. S..S, sssist II ;siHst il;sssi y
1890; no southsrns' AnndyI urims frd
steers 81 25Gls75: lfsS.J beef steers,
ni 600 90: southern steSN. tISodii95,
COWS. ?5nil5O; hffers. - eou " 90
sSy01ssksts. bOgls.So; calves, t'.bssls6e.
us 0rf 9b; yeeNHngs. $40 sofii 20;
wethers. so 0o0dit35: ewcv, IS 50Giaa5;
stockers, tTDO0lSbO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
Names L. Names.

Cherry Byrd lives " Mccall Creek,
Miss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

"Shuchf" replied Ne. Oldbach. "You
won't be childish for ten or fifteen years
yet"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

We have spent % lj,hs On keeping
our liberty In our lifetime that We caa
well afford to open up nov nd buy
freely Of war savings and thrift stamps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
BIG GAINS IN
COTTON MARKET
Better Feeling Regarding Price
Fixing Causes More Demand,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS Sept Cotton
closed steady Bt a net advance Of 23q
n pDiuta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

One nundfed years Ago To-Day.
l8lS-Richarj d Hubbard governor
Of Connecticut l@6-7S born at Berlin,
Conn Died at Hartford Feb 2S. 1894
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
VAN .ED-BIps AND PROPOSALS
[ta1eMInde
EHsss.Qls;q1t311141
Sic Tn. poypi

Sic Tn, Doysi
Wnk hE ak rat.feced brats;
rS . az H,ns, The Ts,issssO a.. Hsn, N have found
A Wonder.
81 don't understand this man Smith
u all" said Brown.
"What is the matter with himr
SHED Zones,
II don't knor," replied Brown. "He
lassed a dog fight on the street today
md didn't even stop to watch IL"
Oh, Joyl
hv kalser's gone, the beast IL stuck,
And he N showing yellow;
- skunk IL getting the bad luck
Ne wished the other fellow.
y Mean Brutel
my goodnessl" exclaimed Mrs,
,abb. "You never san tell what that
woman Mrs. Naybur will DO pextw
"Huh," erowlsd Mr. Gahb. "You don't
eem to have any trouble IN tsllias what
he did last"
oushl
II could have married scores ol
men," said Miss oldsirl, But papa
rants me to wait a while. he thinks
am too much Of sirl to marry"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07
HOME FOR BRIDE

On West sith. An white enamel, osh
noers and breakfast ROOM. five sets OF
french doors, This 10 a darling.
WEST ATH ST,
)sfsntly Arranged from other bungalows.
fhe breakfast room is a dream Just
'h't you ,ss.t,,I,l ssys alwssSs olSrR4S SsR!sS.
II you are ready 10 retire and want q
kamfortable home to live In and t2Ib
q LARGE HONE. NbRTHEAsT.
Nipe,room and baseinsa. furnace.
Aurdry trays, garage ana driveway
brand new and very low price and terms.
BuNuAiIoW. NORTHEAST.
ak rooms and breakfast room. base
neht, garage ana driveway. cenfent
I9rch. An ideal bungalow, ons block
fpm school and car linz prtsed less
HAN coat OF duplication. Terms to re-
sssia.nc., S%iSS 'EE"j CONWAY. Maple sie-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-07

HOGS-The market today was steady
with lessened activity In trading. The
top went Al iisi and the bulk from
1850 TO sls.b. stocker and feeder hogs
Nfts steady
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Luke hcLuke SAYS

AIimony Is the Price Of Peace.
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Big notions In her bean;
And she will change her name. you bet.
Shell make II Marie Jean.
His Rule.
Hts very rich is Oswald Bsnn.
His rule OF life Is grim:
For he lets himself ohe no man,
And let's no man owe him
Luke McLuks,
IT'S different with me peetl
lie lives by other modes
BY needs rule he must owe II
Until he selis his odes
-sSrcoIle (Mo) Record
Wares.
The shoe man calls his sboes his
Remarked old Henry HIT;
But J have purchased ssy@al pairs,
And they don't wear a BIT"
Tush, Tushl
A Scotchmsn told ID. ] r. that owls
came originally from Scotland, anC
when d. X. asked him how he made
that out, the Scotchman replied: Din.
ma ye hear II hoot, monl"
Oil
We all know that Grace befor, msa
is customary. But shat we started I,
say was that Grace Grubb lives a
Charleston. III.
Bless Their Heartsi
The secretary Of the Corn Fed Cal
club tells US that the members are IL
high spirits since they heard that skirt
are TO be shorter and tighter to say,
material. Some Of them. writes the sec
retary, are in hopes that material vii
give out.