davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

kdyz jdou spat, vernon 81 je S Sc
bou a o kom sc Jim t6 noel ida.
toho dostanou "a muze nebo "a re-
nu. A pc zahrade beha 6asne ra-
no chasa a tlukonc ma stromy, vo-
Ia: "Hrusti6ky, svesti6ky, padej-
te, Ultra Dude mraz. posekame
vas. Tim Sc maji stromy re sveho
spanku probudit a pripravovat Sc
ma oyoce, ably nebyly ma dfivi po-
sekany a spaleny. Hospodaf po-
zoruie rano yfchodni stranu, je-li
jasna, Dude. sfastnf a urodn} rok.
Kdyz pfiblfzil Sc ve6er stedreho
dne, zayaze hospodaf u dyeff xii
ku a zastfe okna, ably zly Ouch,
kterF ten veGer obchazf, nemohl
do syetnice AMI vkroGiti, ami Sc
divati.
Potion pfinese hospodar hrstku
kazdeho druhu obilf a rozIozi ie
ma holy still. Hospodyn3 prostfe
pres toto obilf ma still billy ubrus
a h0spodaf rozsvfti nejlepsi sy6tlo,
iktere Y dome mali. Nekde dava
Sc ma still rozsiyka. adv bvl ten
rok hodna drodng. Jinde sejmou
sc st6ny aldamasovy venec (venec
2 obilngch klasi, ktery Sc uvije 0
mich a zavesl ma stenu We syetnici,
kdez yisf al do stedreho dne. (Al-
damas - dar, litkup, obzinky
Idozata), polozi je.i tel ma still a
pfidaji k nemu pc spetce kazdeho
druhu obili, ably .jej kroupy nepo-
Itlonkly. Pc ehyfli snasi hospody-
ne ma st1l talife. vidlicky, noze a
jidla. Cokoliv hospodafstyi po-
skytuje k jidlu, maso ovsem VIII
MAZE, yse PRIDE tyz den ma stdl
na znamenf, Re elovek nema pohr-
DAFT niclm, co mu bnh ustedril.
Kazda dobra hospodyne ma HE
d6t, ably tehoz vecera pfislo, po-
|knd mono, ma still devatero .jfdlo.
ably v rodin6 nebyla nonze. Nej-
prye pfinesou 80 suche hrusky, po-
tom sueha fepa nakrajena, hrach
yafeny, krupice zifna, polGvka q
|dobrG sInetany nebo y ryb, do nil
se da trochu eesneku, ably ysich-
.pi domaci byli hodne slim, ryby
smazene a k zapljenl piyo. Po ry-
bach p~fedkladajI Sc vdolky SO
syestkoygmi pov1dly a pernfkem
.nebo makem sypanc, a koneen6 ja-
.blka, ofechy a suche trnky.
v chudSfch rodinach mali k We
cefi houboyou poIevku, jabclnik,
ably Sc penize v dome drzeIy, kne-
dl1ky houboye a,nlkde tel jahelnt,
zeli, hrach, houbovec, zayinac ja-|
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

Potion vezmou jablko a okraju
j je pozorne tax, ably 2 celeho ia
blka %nepfetrhla Sc kdra. ; toutc
slupkou jdou Ike dvefim, obrativst
Sc zady do svetnice, hodi slupkl
pres hlavu do svetnice. Jake PTS
memo slupka pax u%tvoff, S tako.
vym zacatecnlm pismenem dosta
nou muze nebo- zenu. Nekde ma.
plse 81 dGvce kndou ma dvefe &c.
lou abecedu, jde pfi zamhourenycf
oGich Ike dvefim, SALINE pax ma a.
becedu a ktere pismeno najde, ia.
kove Dude zacatecnf pismeno je.
jfho zenicha. Jakeho zenicha Sc
device tehoz roku doGka, dozvi Sc
takto Pred st9drym veeerem Wy.
zada 81 cd n9koho nejaky peniz a
koupi 81 zan jablka. Kdyz jde ma
pGlnoeni, vezme 81 to jablko s Sc
bou a vracejfc Sc domd, j je. Jak-
mile dava poslednf kousek do lst.
at sc ohledne a ten, KIDD jde "a nj.
stane Sc jejfm zenichem. Jinde vi
nou 81 deycata o vecefi vence 2
chvoje a hazeji je pax pc vecefi
ma stromy. Uyazne.li v9nec ma
strome, vyplni Sc pfanf toho, kdo
jej hodil.
Ale j hospodAf a hospodyne tou-
II toho dne poznati, zejmena bu-
doucnost a jaka Dude 1roda, jak
Sc hospodAfstyf povede a podobne.
Ably hospodar ved6l, bude-li pffsti
rok suchy nebo mokry, rozkroji
ma stedry den sest cibulf, yyloup-
ne 2 kazde poloyice 2 p~rostfedka
jednu vrstvu, do d1lku tim po-
vstaleho nasype neco soil a polozl
vsech tech dvanact polovic nekde
We svetnici fadou a pojmenuje kaz-
dou die postupujicich mesicG v ro-
ce. Kdyz pax Pride po pdlnoci
kostela, prohlizf ty cibule a We
sill zmokvala, tolikaty mesic
mokry, ostatni vsak budou
Nsco podobneho delajf jim
de. Dali totiz ma talff popel, ma
popel ten dyanAct skofapek, do
nalije Sc voda a kazda po-
znamena So m6sicem. Ktera sko-
do noveho roku vyschne, ten
m6sic Dude suchy, ktera nevy-
seine, mokry, Hospodaf hodf do
ysech etyf koutd svetnice hrach,
ably meluzina neburacela q stave-
nj neuskodila. Cbleb posype Sc
trochou sfry, ably Sc nechytila IL
df jedovatina, a j Sc cerstvy chleb,
ably domacf toho roku nestonali.
jde sc po vecefi dfvat ma
ovocn2 stromy, jsou-li hodnz j.
obsleny. Jsou-U, Dude toho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
} stedrem vece-
ru v Podkrkonosi

>TAROvEKE zvyky, obyGeje a
} povery zachovaly Sc Y Pod
rkonosf V pdivodnfm SVEN vfzrra-
ii vice, nez kdekoIiy jinde, re.
nena V kraji. Techto zvykd, 9.
yeejd a power jest velike mnoz-
vi a jelikoz pfemnoh6 2 Mich jsou
ooleenym majetkem veskereho
aseho naroda a .isou tudiz kazde-
u znamy a bylo o Mich jiz casio
oiednAno, nebudeme jich tuto o
akovati a sdelime jen ty, ktere Sc
oliko We zdejsi krajine yyskytuji
svojf zvlastnostf yynikaji, jakoz
nektere warranty.
Stedry den jest tn lidu nasemu
mem posvatnym, ma nejz Sc t6sl
liz touzebn6 oGekava a jejz nikdc
izadnFm einem pohorslivym zne-
getiti nesmi. "Jakym kdo Dude
a stedrf den, takoyym Dude pc
ely rok'', vyklada hospodar jiz '
dvente d6tem i celadce, ably je ma
Ilezitost posvatneho dine pfipra.
oval. Proto nema Sc ma st6drf
en- zadna hru6a prace konati, ne
az Sc v dome smyeiti a tax ma Sc
o udelati den pred tim. Toho dine
sema zadny soused druhemu ne.
o pdjcovati, ably 2 neho nem6l
en-, kdo 81 chce vyp1jeiti, cel}
ok uzitku a on skody. KY tedy
Iiv, re mnohe povery ku stedremu
lnu Sc vztahujici, mali syaj pc
Satek hned V adyente?
Kdo pry pryni nedeli adventni
rezme polenko a kazdy den pc tfl-
Ice S neho tax dlouho ujima, al
leho zbude tolik, 60 by y tohc
sbytku vafeeky ndelal a kdyz do
1otove vafecky yyyrta ia stedrS
len dfrku, mdze 0 jitfnf skrz tn
lirku uyidet a poznat vsecky ca
~.odejnice, zylaste ty, ktere hospo-
lafstvf jeho minuly rok earami
jkodily.
Malo lidem pry popfano, ably M
5t1dry den Sc narodili, nebof ten,
xdo Sc tehoz dine narodf, mGze Sc
sfati bohatgm q sfasngm. Udela-
81 takovy cIovek ma stGdry den
girguli (zatoceny proutek k HE
lanf pokladd), a diva Sc skrze nj,
uvidf horfcf poklady a NIUE 81
jieh nabrati, co potfebuje, ne wax
Vice.
Jn easn6 rano yinou 81 deycata ]
ho6i vxneeky q dali 81 je pax pfi
yeGefi pod sy6 talife. Pc veeeH,
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roku hodne oyoce. Hospodari da-
vaji psim topinky s cesnekem a
%vyhazujl ie pax zadkem z okna,
ably byli hodne o~straziti.
Kosti 2 ryb hazi hospodar do
studny, ably davala dosti vody a
voda ably byla tista. T%ake'zana-
Sell Sc kosti 2 ryb ma pole, ably by
10 hodne 1rody a do vody hazi Sc
take jason. ably do nj zadna neFest
Sc nedalA. Mnohy hospodar hazi
drobty, ktere pc vecefi zbyly, do
ohne, ably neuskodil.
V n6kterych chaloupkach pijf o
ve6efi pod stolen podmaslf, ably
ma ne V lese, kdyz jsou ma pychu,
neprisel lesnf nebo hajny.
Pc vecefi lii pytlaci kulky, me-
bot pry kazda kulka, tohoto vece-
ia ulita, nemine Sc Gle. Kdo sme-
tie Sc sousedova prahu prach a ma
sype 81 jej pred sve dvefe, ode
jme tim syemu sousedoyi vsecko
St6stf.
Mimo tuto jmenovane poysry
zvlastni konaji Sc phi veceri a pc
vecefi jest6 .jine, vseobecne Una
me. A talk uplyne p~osvatna tato
doba stedrovecefnf a pfiblizi $ e
jitfni, eli "pdlnoeni'', ma niz kaz-
dy 2 domacich Sc test a do kostela
pospfcha, tfeba hostel sebe vice
vzdalen. Donna z~ustavaji jenom
male deti a jeden 2 d~ospelych pro
bezpecnost.
Ale i pred tjitfni panujf zde ne
ktere povery. Jde-li nekdo ma
ptlnoenf $ rozkvetlou vetvickou
tfeshoyou do kostela, vidf pry ca
rodejnice, jak jsou zady k oltafi
obraceny.
Nektera devcata jdou pred pill
nocni ma kfizovatky, tam upro-
sired vysypou kosti 2 ryb a ceka-
j, a ktery muzsky nejdflve jde ko-
lem, toho dOstanou "a mnze. Kdyz
pfijdou Tide Q pllnocnf domil, druh
druhu pfeje: "Pfeju yam sfastne
vesele svatky, narozeni K.rista Pa
ma docekati, nejenom ma tento ma
stavajlci novy rok, ale mnoha pro-
dlouzena l6ta, abyste Sc mohli s
novonarozenym Jezlskem We slave
nebcske shledati. Pochyalen bud
PAN Jezis Kristusi'
ia starodavna stfflfvali We mno-
hych obclch k v6tsimu oslayeni po-
noel 2 bambitek a ruGnic q
0 same pdlnoci troubfvalo Sc upro-
nAysi ma valasskou tronbu.
tento jill v horach zdejsfch
yymizel. V kraji troubi posud o.
becni pastyT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
J. c. KITCHENS
IS CLEARED OF
ASSAULT BLAME
Former Policeman Is Given
Clean Slate at Hearing,

Voting IN customary harmony, the
Walton-Wilson- Kesler faction in the
city commission this morning exonc.
rated J. Garrison Kitchens. police.
man, Of all blame in the assault upon
T. + Findlay Oklahoman reporter, a.
police headquarters two weeks ago
Commissioners Joo Patterson and
Mike Donnelly voted that Kitchens
temporary suspension be made per
mancnt
Following the vote, Mayor Walton
moved that Kitchens be removed from
the detective department and trans
fcrred 10 another department as
chauffeur The "triumyira,e' also
upheld that motion, Patterson AMI
Donnelly again voting no" Mayor
Walton explained that as chauffeur
Kitchens will be shorn Of all powers
to arrest except when called upon for
assistance Public opinion against
Kitchens, he said, made the transfer
imperative.
Kitchens said under oath that Find
lay struck at him first and that it was
then that he struck Finllay. He sad
Findlay left police headquarters on
the run. Sergeant James Barry, the
only man who saw Findlay leave, said
he walked away irop the station.
In casting their votes, Patterson
and D1nHclly said the testimony
showed clearly Kitchen, conducted
himself in manper unbecoming al
officer. The "truihvirate" maintained
that Kitchens was only defending
himself when he struck Findlay.
Despite the fact tha, the city is
paying for the upkeep OF four mu
ncipal oounselors, Attorney Claud
Nowlin represented the CITY in the
probe Municipal Counselor Ross
l.illard directed the inquiry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
Of MEAT
SHOW DECREASE
IN LAST week
Beef Drops as Much as Five
Cents Pound Here,

A substantial drop in wholesale
dressed meat prices has occurred in
the last week. according to downtown
retailers. The drop for some kinds
Of beef is as much as s cents a
pound Other quotations show drop
of 80 cents for 100 pounds Roun1
and loin steaks are now selling retail
for from 10 70 40 ceuts.
Canned Goods Down Soon
Predictions that prices on canned
Goods will froO- soon were uNde
hv city wholesale men today. One
wholesaler said the government had
been holding vast Sunnlics OF canned
tomatoes, meas and other commodities
and had decided TO release |, just At
the time when the new crop was
ready This, he predicted, would
flood the market and decrease prices
on Oklahoma canned goods,
Prices on canned salmon are going
uo, wholesalers say. The reason for
the rise is given in the fact that the
old lot Of canned salmon is about ex-
Naus,cd and the new lot has not yet
been put fully on the market.
Egg Rise Predicted.
Some wholesalers indicated 81.
~~nt rise in a case Of eggs TODAY
EGGS are still selling for IS ccNts re
'ail in a few stores and for so cen:r
IN other stores Butter ard other
staple commodities apparently show
no change since last week. Potatoes
are still high At S cents a mound re-
tail. Sugar 'till sells for III cents
4 Wound retail.
There is critical shortage OF
SUGAR in The citv for canning PURPOSES,
according 20 c. X. Donart, county
-acent. If the shortage exists for some
time il NOV increase the retail price,
Donar, believes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
Wilson Expresses
His SYmpathY

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2-presi-
dent Wilson today sent message Of
coincidence to Mrs. Andrew Carnc-
gle, widow OF the dead philanthro-
pist
MAY not express my deep sym
pathy at the loss OF your dlS,in-
guished husband;' the president
wrote Ills death constitutes very
serious loss to the forces Of humanity
and enlightened public service. and
takes out OF the world force II,
could i'll afford 10 spare"
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fam PROMISES TO
PROSECUTE HOGS
WITH ALL vle0R
Continued from Page ~

ilalions are being decided at the con
ference. All-violations OF boarding and
fair price rules which come TO the at
ten,ion OF the fair price committees
will be referred to FANS office for
Fam and Findlay will
assist Figg in all ways relative to ,hs
obtaining of proper prices and carry
ing on prosecution where necessary
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rifying "hcadlcss horseman" of Irv-
ing's story pursued the schoolmaStei
lchabod Crane The little brook that
found It's way into the story goes
tumbling through the graveyard be-
meath the shade OF great trees.
The Carnegie plot OF land was pur
chased only a few years ago.
1t is in what is caileo the new
part OF the cemetery to distinguish
it from the old section that contains
the remains OF many notables OF Tie
revolutionary days as well as some
later day king. OF finance. The
bodies of John d. Archbold the
Standard oil president, and Carl
Schurz, the German-American lead
er, are buried in Sleepy Hollow and
William Rockefeller and many other
persons OF prominence have burial
plots there.
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CARNEGIE WILL
Be BURIED WITH
SIMPLE SERVICE
Continued from PAGE ~

members of the family and household.
There will be no church services. Rev
Benson J, Wymsn, pastor of the
Lenox Congregational church, and
Rev. William Pierson Merrill, pastor
Of the Brick Presbyterian church in
New York, OF which Mr.. Carnegie
was q member, will ofiiciste.
The body viii 1e taken by special
train 10 Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown,
N. Y, where the laird Of Skibo"
years ago bought lot and where he
always desired to be buried.
Mrs. Carncgie's son-in-law, Ros-
we'll Miller, and the ironmaster's pri-
vate secretary, A. c. Barrows, were
Ia New York today completing ar
engagements for the burial.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
TWO AvlAT0RS MAY
BEeL0ST IN MEXICO

MARIA, Texas, Aug. 1.-Two
army avia,ors in a plane from FL
paso are supposed to be lost in Mex
leo. While on patrol duty along the
Rio Grande near Preside, Texas,
they are supposed to have mistaken
the Rio Concho,. which is in flood,
for the Rio Grande, and passed into
Mexico. Several plane, from here
we're sent TO search for the missing
men but have returned without find
ing any trace OF them.
The aviators are Lieu,euants Peter
son and Davis, The search will be
continued. The Mexican garrison at
Ojinaga is assisting.
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Should Dempsey fight Georges Car
penticr he probably will whip both OF
them
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Consumers Association
Offices in City Hall

Offices OF the ncwly-organ'1cd Con-
,umcrs' association composed OF wom-
en- who will fight the high cost OF lv-
ing IN Oklahoma City, will be opened
today in the city hall. After today the
offices will be open from 10 o'clock in
the morning until 4 o'clock in the aft
cfnoon
1t is the plan Of Mrs Mike Con
Ian. chairman of the association to
hold regular weekly meetings al 9
o'clock each Monday night The place
OF the meetings will be announced Ia
ter. Mrs. Conlan emphasized this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
WILSON WAITS
UPON CONGRESS
Trip West Held Up Pending
Action on Prices,

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.--Presi-
dent Wilson probably will not star
his contemplated speaking tour until
congress has made definite progress,
toward carrying out his recommenda-
tions for legislation TO bring down the
cost OF living il was stated at the
White House today.
White House officials were unable
10 state when il would he possible for
the president to get away, but ex-
pressed he hope that he still might be
able TO carry out his original intention
OF being on the Pacific coast on either
September 2 or ;.
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administrator, has been appointed
head OF the fair price committee work
in this county according to Howard
Fipg, state head OF the work. Russell
was active in food administration
work during the war. He will immc-
diately start to work organizing the
county fair price committee.
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morning that there was no member
ship fee for the association. /, i, COM
posed Of all women in the city who
are interested in rectifying the prcsen,
conditions.
Miss Cora Smith, vice chairman OF
Ward | will hold an open air meeting
at Twcn,y-iii,h street and Classcn
boulevard tonight at s o'clock Mrs,
W. T. S. Hunt. secretary TO the COM
missioner OF public works, and John
\. Whi,churst, chairman of the board
OF agriculture will speak at the meet
ing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12

terday announcing tina. former county
administrators would lead in th(
work. In the various counties In I'M
state.
Plans for opening an office for th(
state campaign and for appointing 1
state executive committee are pend1
ing. Ficg said this morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
Daddy Uses Poor Alibi.

CHICAGO. lll.-"YoL're the faith
er of a bouncing baby boy" sad a
happy voice over the telephone to Ed
ward Flanagan.
Flanagan jumped into an automo-
bile and raced toward home, Ar
rested Tor passing another machine
on the right side, he told Judge Stclk
OF his good fortune and that lie
wanted to name the boy after him.
The Judge declined the honor and
fine Flanagan SlJ and costs.
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Figg received thi. morning a special
commission from the head Of the bu-
reau OF investigation in Washington
making him a special officer OF the
bureau 40 that he can more efficiently
ry Guy Ire work of his office. lie
has received several responses from
tclcgrams sent through the stale yes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
elirIal Pot Only
Puruhased Recently

TARRYTOWN. N. Y, Aug. H.
II shs eoaalsy sYsMyard Of Sleepy
Hollsw. msds famt 6ey the tales
q Washinston Irving ne body Of
Andfew Carnegie. ~, King and the
voelfs greatest phi!sslhnsplst will
= Md to rest iollewiag funeral
eesvieoo st his summer hoMe in
Nasssehuseits Thursday a.enine.
The Sisepy Hollow cemetery Al
the southern end of Tarrytown. lies
ps'r tie road sIoaG which Tie tsr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
ANDY CARNEGIE and
CITY MAN FOUGHT
DURING CHILDHOOD

q
on the scene and scattered the com
batan,s and spectators. Andy, Brown
says, could never bear the Sigh, OF
suffering
Mr.. Brown stated that when Car
negie was boy, his outstanding char
acteristics were kind-hear,edness
generosity and desire 70 stop all un-
necessary pain and suffering.
Worked for Carnegie.
Brown after Carnegie grew older
and acquired control OF the steel mill
that was to make his fortune. impor-
tuned Andy to allow him to go to
work. but Carnegie always advised
the younger boy to stay in school
Finally Brown was permitted to enter
the mill where he worked for Car
ncgie for seventeen years. Carnegie
was regarded by the mill workers as
zone OF the boys" Brown says.
Another Characteristic OF Carnegie
Brown says, was hiI love OF music
Whenever he heard workman j. his
mill singing or whistling he stopped
TO listen. One day he heard Charles
M. Schwab, now president OF the
Bethlehem Steel company, singing
Carnegie sent him to Europe to have
hi, voice trained. and when he re-
turned put him i'll his plant, That
is how Schwab started on his career
AkLn.oa r.,nltu
Browns rccpllco,ions also extend
to Carnegie's kind treatment OF h,'
parents and family; hi, workmen
and the dumb animals employed II
his mills. tie would never allow then
to be abused, Brown SAYS. Carnegie
mother was always treated as thougl
she were a queen. the Oklahoma City
man remembers.
Mr.. Brown said that he believed
that the war had a great effect in
bringing about Mr.. Carnegie's death
"He had seen so much hunger and
sorrow about him in his early life
that the thought OF war distressed
him" Mr.. Brown said
IVIS ISoHdils' an lnlRnlY p'Ouu W
have known and o'hayc worked for
Mr.. Carnegie. Many look upon him
as 4 hard hearted iron master with
out a heart but from personal ex-
perience ] kn-S that he was one of
the greatest and finest men that this
country has ever seen, and that he
was blessing 20 the world
Pawnbroker Knew Him.
A. Smith, OF Smiths Pawn shop
II South Broadway, was in Dun
fermln, Scotland, Carneges old
home, when the steel king" visited
there about seventeen years ago. A
that time he opened = park, knowr
~ "The Glen" which he donated e
the oity. Hi, little house, where h
was born, still stands, and is yer,
plain, and at present would cost onl,
about $500 to build. According I,
Mr.. Smith. the villagers still looket
upon him as the same sandy" Car
neeie, although he had become tn
steel king OF America
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70 Happy Day" sang the laun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-12
To Purify and Enrich tn. Blood

Take GROVES TASTELESS Chill
TONIC which is simply IRON and
QUlN1NE suspended in Syrup. So
Pleasant Even Children Like 1t,
You can feel its Streng,heninq, In
yibcrsting Effect Price G0c. (AivD
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John Grant.

John Grant. II years old, died this
morning Mt his home. g23 West Calfor-
MIA avenue lie II survived hy widow
and two sons and daughter. Funeral
services will be held Thursday morn
ing IN 81 Joscph's cathedral, tho Rev.
u. Mutssers. officiating. Burial Will
I've at tairlawn cemetery.
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70 Happy Day" sang the laun-
dress as she hung the snowy wash on
the line 1t was HAPPY day be-
cause she used Red Cross Ball Blue
(AdyI
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William Noble. Now Country club
grounds.
Louis Wolf Gushing
Abncr G.. Wood. 436 West Eighth
street.
John J. Giddens, 1900 West Twenty
fifth street,
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses.
John Hamilton Wilson ~, ot Chit
cago, III, and Mrs, Kettle starns. %,
OF this city.
births.
Mr. and Mrs Il, A. Williams, ilt
East Fifth street, girl.
Mr. and Mrs Claude l.. Brown, COL
West Elm street. girl and boy
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas n, Highly.
22O6 West Nineteenth street, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert +. Brand. S2i
West IF" avenue. Girl
Mr.. md Mrs. F. l. Baker. 1919 Wet
Sixteenth street. boy.
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Russell Appointed
Fair Price Head

{. II. Russell, former county food
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school Notes

cecil TAYLOR has returned to schooi
alter TWO weeks of i'll health. He re-
.ceived medical attention at Ortonvllle.
Saw Dan, Thirteen doesn't seem ~
be an in fated number for You, else
WHY the successful surprise party
given in your honor Saturday last?
This Young man (Dan Peserson)
celebrated his thirteenth birthday at
his home. surrounded by friends. \
thermos lunch outfit was left as a
memorial by his we'll wshers.
The frs; grade enroiled new pupil
this week. Durval Campbell.
a surprise party was given in hon
or of Miss Amy Kelly last TThursday
at the home of Mrs. j. Stefflre. The
festival was occasoned by the pass
age of her nineteenth birthday. \
very delicious lunch was served by
Mesdames Stetflre and Kelly aftei
which the guests departed having
had a most delightful time.
Henry Campbell enrolled in the
third grade Monday.
During our wo weeks of vacation
The school house is going to be re-
paired internally The wallis are tc
be painted and the woodwork var
nished.
Christmas is coming and plans for
vacation are under way Visions OF {
munificent Santa Clause leaving be
hind him we'll filled stockings are up
permost in the minds of the Sopho-
mores and Freshmen. A few OF oul
students plan to work during vaca-
ton. the majority however, plan tc
sleep and eat In conclusion We will
say that we expect to come back re-
freshed in mind ana spirit and ablt
to assume the tasks of the New Yeal
cheerfully.