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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26
Eventually.

EVCIIIUdTIys
81 cay, Fritz, I've found a diamond
stickpin.''
"Where is it?'
"For the time being over there in
the scarf Of the old gent with the
monocle. '-Ulk, Berlin.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26

1t is impossible to buy a friend that
is worth the price.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26

It is easier to see through some fat
people than it is through some thin
ones.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26

The wicked man gets what he desires
- In a play.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26

is to spray. with arsenate of lead. four
pounds to fifty gallons Of water. When
heads form, use pyrethrum or helle-
bOre.-Farm Journal.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26
ARMER MUST have RUGGED HEALTH
- Many Break Doae'ns and Failures
Due to Exposure and Hard Work
81 Catarrh In Some of It's Many Forms
- Claims Thousands

Every farm family its medicine cabinet and IN
almost every one be found bottle of Dr. Hartman
world Famous Peruna coughs, colds and catarrh
# is invaluable It's indicated in all cases OF
catarrhal Inflammation congestion whether or res
pratory organs stomach bowels other organs OF the
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26
Fur Fashions.

Fur FaShlOnS.
"When did the custom Of wearing
summer furs originated" asked the
woman.
81 dunno" replied the man; "prob-
ably among the Eskimos.'
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26
Everything Spread Out.


Mistress-Is the table all set?
Maid-Yessum, I think so. I don't
see anything that isn't here.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26

A man imagines he meets a lot of
interiors daily-but he doesn't.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26

Truth is mighty-mighty scarce.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26

Would Trouble Anyone.
"Poor Jones is troubled with dyspep-
sia"
"Well, who wouldn't be?"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-06-26
Care and Responsibility.

responsibility attached the preparing Of remedy for infants and children
undoubtedly greater than that imposed the manufacturer remedies
for adults whose system sufficiently strong ounac for time least
injurious drug It is well observe that Coia prepared today has been
for the past 40 years. under the personal supervision of Mr. Ca Fletcher
What have makers Of limitations and substitutes 7 What their
responsibilities? To whom they answee2 They today
their raious wares broadcast and disappear
Could each mother the painskng with which the prescription for
Fe Casa prepared could they read the numerabe testimonials from
grateful mothers they would listen the subtle padg and false
of those who would offer imitation of substitute for the tried
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
Drive On TO Save,

NEW ORLEANS, oct D-A drive
to save 10000 live, in the United
states IN 1870 was launched <re late
today by DR. Leslie L. Lumsden, OF
the federal public health service, in
an address before the annual con.
yention Of the American Public
Health association, He urged that
the campaign he conducted IN the
same n the Liberty loan. food
conservation and Red Cross drives
we're pushed to support the var.
San Francisco was chosen tonigh,
rs the 1920 meeting place OF the asso-
citation and DR.. w. s. Rankin OF
Raleigh, v C.. secretary Of the state
board of health. elected president.
Resolutions were adopted favoring
cooperation with the federal govern
men', urging an appropriation OF
81 10000 by conere', TO combat
plaques, and Directing To the pending
bill prohibiting the use OF dogs for
scientific experiments.
The las, general session Of the
association will he held tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
DAVIS STAR IN
PLOTTING TEAM
Solves PcrpIexjng
Quarterback Problem,


|DRMAE. Okla. Oe'. "a -fspeclai)
hfiO bnyls Quarterback, IN generally
regarded here Hs one Of nennis Owen 3
i'h' bets IN the game 10 bc played
saturday between me University NJ
oklahoma and the University Of Mis-
Davis 10 not Il natural horn quarter
H. plays fullhsrk hcst. hut ovens
need 'pr n ggoi field general who AFRO
t1'ti 'tkr some part In offensive and
d.i''r'.e play cnJEc1 him to work the
l''r"f Norman nigh school boy nj that
i.s ton.
IN the last two games. Texas and Ne
brashn Davis Inns been the real indi.
va 1901 -iar-lf suCh a thing there was
70 either game.
Football came naturally TO Davis.
Who grew M IN Norman where all
rtrd" school boys play the game. Then
Ir vac iuI'ark and member ~ the
Al. On thoma intofscholAstic eleven
'Sy ', iu higu school.
IN l'lG Davis was on N. freshman
telrl wh.,h actually defeated the var
by In q frlCil"o game, and the next
ear he 'fiH1t fllbicH
Ar'"t INJURY 10 Gentry. regular quar-
TOT early 80 tn season. Davis was
switched 20 IN" position. but failed 10
intake rood Ne I'D not appear IN have
the knHfk 60 property run the team,
md 10 mot keep tho other fellow
guessing 50 'f went hack TO fuliblck
and flushed the season there.
Davis vas IN the army last year.
When le reformed ibis fan along with
trrr'r.tlrSr other letter men he VAS
conT drred light Tor Wllh'rk. especially
since Nvst,k and Brchtnld were In the
running owen began using him At
hhlfhnok. B.ong with half n doHen 9TH
er men, hut aEain no seemed mis-
placed
Owen again WIS In wing trouble with
tho quarterbsck job; Hardy had been
hurt and Whi'c had not rroyen the
right man for the place, SO Davis Was
given smother trial
This time he made good. not only In
running tho team. but In passing the
ball. puntirg. receiving raises. and hit.
ting the liuc AZ an all-around player.
he is without an cpual on the team
HIS strategy against Nebraska was
| much improved over that against
Texas and would haye been good for
two more 'ouchdownS than Oklahoma
made except for a tumble and holding
In the line.
II Ia now freely predicted Davis
name vili he In N. opening lineup nr
quar- 'crhsek for all r%"msi-ing games
on the schedule unless he is laid w
with injuries,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
P|xLEE'S TEAM
IN POOR SHAPE
Injuries TO Stars and Lack Of
Teamwork HandiCapS,


sTlILWATER, Okla. oct. so
tSp~eclall-An one, dat. ,.., ,s.l ~,
,ha ,,,,h.u ..
''.'"" ''uVpuIo was a 'o't1hhw
mn Tor tho Oklahoma Aggirs. Who
left last night for FRIDAYS kom. win
the Teas AgVIcs, A long l,si of lniur
los and dl,nblItI,, no. Van, m,nv ot
Coach pisIee's yricrnns from liz I,Iy
workouts md II hard game h,d h,,u
plavct M, wcrh douht1es, the saund
would have been far helow unr Friday
when tho Tcvns AyrIer arc .nrounter,d
at College station 'r..ss
Car,aln Gay. after having b,e, on, NJ
the play Tor ton DAYS on nccoun, Of ,
poirooo cd am, was Injured In tho TcIas
Christian university gams October II
and Is Just now recovering. Weaver
hAlfbNck. has bean ,onfn.d Ia hi, he'd
this week on accoun, Of /. ,nrpinoJ
ankle, Hand, guard, hurt a shoulder
and qu,, the squad Anderson 4, moi
yst In the %scrlnlmRto because ~ a hurt
arm. Paxton. Eunrd. and Wlliamr
tackle, are handlfnpped by mashed .,te
An epidemic Of bpils has been %pnriiru.
lariy hard on Kenny and Percy while
n half dozen other grids,trs arc aWct.
-. An infected foot 10 Worrying ret
s.r. hslfbsck.
ono bri"ht apo, appeared I'm the cloud
when Bailey, husky fighting iArkI, "
The 1917 A A " eleven. decided 10 ~
port for football again after an absence
~ one season He appeared last week.
hut ne snrsincd an hnki, Bis Chase.
u. the 1878 Inc, answered tho roll mo
fret time ls., week.
Injuries are not worrying Coach PIX
lee 90 much. They nre q pArt n iro
gams, according 10 his view point But
he general lack Of s,rnestnerr and
lighting spirit IN the squad ID Causing
him ~sleeplsss nights, he snyr Pistre
mas decided that the unusual wealth OF
veteran material this fat IN really y
handicap. Apparently. too many berths
were already won when the frs, call
FOR candidates was Issued There 4, nm
apparent feeling OF let the other fel-
low DO IT. that has greatly checked
real ,es work.
There have been hut ,hrs. real
practices so far ,hl. season." said PIX
is-. Each day from one 10 three reg
ulars' are missing from ono cause or
another This uosets nii mans and /.
retardins the ~dey,lopment OF IN, team
IN a measure that hurts some NJ tho
PLAYERS seem No want, IN ouit loo 1i,ck
hscsuiss OF Sigh, injuries. This LOOSE
ness has ALREADY had ~ eff.ct IN tho
three games plsyed md ms. ,ftec, viii
continue throughout ths ,,asnn Tn.
fsllovs don, seem 20 understand lint
4, IA noo.sssry Ia IVORY hs,d Ia p,ac.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
Looking En- Ouer
With
JACK KEENE

Tho New York Giants hi ten points
batter this eason against the pitchers
who made the Cincinnati Reds tho mon
arch OF the baseball world than did
the Chicago White sox. who attempted
10 interrupt ths momentum Of thu Mo
ran machine. according 10 an eastern
-statistician. The McGrawitcs bat,ed
asaiRst Filler. Ruthrr a Co. s,s times
this year. and acquired ~ safctics for
Mfty-nine runs and an average OF ga.
second strinS h~urlers-Rube Bressler,
Eddie Berner and Roy Mitchell-on
thirty-siH occasions and located them
for nine thumps and four tnllics. = re-
xultant p~e-csntags Of $50. In all the
games The National Leagues second
plaeers halted co. times for sixty
three runs. lSa hits and IN average OF
.2S5.
The Little Napoleon forbade hi, ath.
letes 10 daily with the ancient and
h%ono..eis s.m' Of roll during III. play;
stats, Holy Gross Iradua'e-d'd bet.
ter ngalnst C%incinnati's mig Six Tor at
least two Of the Rls Six. Walter Reu.
ther and Harry Ssllce) than any Of tho
Exhibition company. Arnold played
right field In the last ssries az Redlnn nd
field this year ard made four singles
and atriple In seven times At bat, His
average waa IN
vas dealt q blow by Artie Nchf ard
Rube Benton. McGraw's as 900 invest.
ment got one blow IN the names " IN
the new chsmrionsi Benton tore off sx
The former Brave hit 800 In the series
with the Reds, the n time Red ,333.
The Rubs won his own game At the
Polo grounds on July . with . homer
In the third inning off Harry sallee,
when two Giants we're on the bases. the
score Of this spme being . 10 I.
No McGraw regular complied . 800
seoson, Ross Young. Approaching near
Carly hit .3fa. Benny Kauw $50, Hal
Chase .2si. George Burns and Helnls
Arthur Fletcher $50 G.orse Dolly .is1.
Prank Snyder lis, red Toney 100 md
1fisuel Gonzales .oss. Cecil Causey,
Earl Hmith, jess winters, Jean Dubuc,
Al Baird, Phil Doug as. Ice King oil
Psfynt, Ferdie Schupp, Chic Bowen
anl Joe Osschager hit nothin At all
ty-sNht passes to the Giants this year,
but didn't walk any Of the pitchers.
dSoe1s Burns drew twelve OF the gifts.
Ross Young ala. Larry Doyle siS, Ben.
ny Kauff three. Hcinis Zimmerman
three. Low McCarty two. Frank Fris h
two. Hal Chaae me, Arthur Fletcher
one, Frank Snyder one and Nike Con
nAlea one.
z Elsr 4 Co. collected fifty. two strike
outs from the team that they had 10
eliminate In ordsr TO reach P~onnantvillo,
Y0VaG being 4 victim on eleven occAs'
innb. Chase on seven. Doyle on six,
Hurde on five, Zimmerman on -four,
Kauff op four. Gonzales. on three, King
twioa. Fletcher twice. McCarty twice.
Toney once. barnes once, smith once,
Frtsch once and Kelly once,
kauff had Q field day at tho bat al
the expense; of Fischer, Mitchell and
Luqus on J,Mc 10, when he singled
once doubled ,NSico and tripod once
In four times un.-
H. ----.loA A-A-aaaa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
P|CSK|N DATES
BEING SOUGHT
Oklahoma Towns Want Con-
tests With High Schools,

Coaches ~ the high school football
ten c p,' "a On q.
fnnlcs from small towns who aspire to
de- = l. p 80 .fIlouS- tlhf, {
Roff Oklahoma. wants a game on
Thanksgiving day. Lindsay ard Prague
want games, The Catholic uniyersity
at shawnee, has asked for u game. Al
aus would have Il game In November.
and Little ROCK Ark., has Offered 20
Keep Thanksgiving day open for okla
homa city.
H. /, kugch, schedule manager. has
sent regrets and previous .nsagc-
imenls" 20 all except Roft and Lindsay
TO whom he offered Rames with the
high school second team Responses
from the two towns have not been re-
colvcd.
Tulsa has asked for the schedule FOR
tho hnshetball season, but no schedule
has been arranged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

" " z bF'o WV
On, where tho tho champion Reds to-
Tho lt,ds who brought Clnci fans
The Reds with 1000 bucks 10 spend,
on, whore are the Rods today9
Tie geucrhI answer 10 the query
is that they arc scattered 10 the four
winds and thoir. homes enjoying ~
come wa or other the fruits Of thor
victory. nat. according 10 nll accounts,
uuu" ~ fh'n arc hitting the high spots.
rat Moran, with the 1900 tho cluh
owners gav9 him IN addition TO hih
share OF the players melon, hurried
homo 10 lltrhhurg to see his loiks
which gave l1tghhurg - chhnca TO
thnnk him Tor making the town famous
a.. l,I.t. tuNlpu,r stt up a b. iced
'ut rat aud Jet him know IN hnN n
dozen WGA, that the town Vas his lai
WI return t. Clnci soon 10 begin his
Preparations for next year.
rat Duncan the hush Lacquer VINO
proved the batting sensation and ono
= the heroes " the %HrricS, got TIE
same Kind ~ n reception In NlurenN"H
In August, Vincrnnrs looked upon at
- Just me Of many minor l%ensnrf.
the town had sent ont But, when ''t
lew In after the big show ho was mo
whole show
captain iirlnio Groh. Nrs GfOh, Ray
Fisher and his wife. have gone eHnt 10
tlsh llelnie'- going back 10 cine ~
a little while to run II bowling Any
'he ZANE one he had WHEN tho Reds
U.ro IN m" mlre.
lddIo Housh. fielding horo u the
'.n..I" has gone 10 his f'fm a. OAK
Nsslo'. Grid Mentor.
Earle <,llr went direct 90 Marietta
college go coach the football eleven
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

Charley Sees gpi1c 10 bo A ship-
tGlId'r 10 BtooklSa.
i Mitchell 10 IN his ranch az Bel.
ton. Tex.
Robe pross'fr g. lu Pennington. Pn.
Ell Rdrllcu. coi,tl away from hls
'1Itu a. b'diord. Ind, beat il for home
right away,
Don't know what Gart}'s plan. are.
but hen probably 20 south TO rccovtr
from mo soho X Moran and his rcd
crew handed him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
Water Wanted; Got Oil.

MATFOON, ILL., - Edward D
Champion wanted water for hi,
horses. lie is a wealthy farmer OF
Coles county and OWNS several large
herds of horses. For many years the
problem al supplying them with wa
ter disturbed him, He couldn't get
i, by digging wells on his farm, Last
week he tried the well digging scheme
again tifty-one fee, down workmen
were hurled aside by a natural bias,
tina, threw mud and water every
where. This was followed BY a heavy
flow of gas and oil Tho discovery
promises 10 increase Mr.. Champions
wealth, as he is considering the de
.yelopmcn, Of his find to supply gas
light and fuel TO surrounding cities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
Short Stories
Big News Of the Night Summa-
fifed for Times Readers,


CHEROKEE, Oct. D.-BurSiar,
picked the lock on the vaul, Of the
Farmers bank at Lambert, early
Wednesday morning, and secured
500 in cash and bonds.
A motion to drah resolutions
thanking The Daily O%klahoman and
the Times for fairness displayed in
handling the question Of teachers pay
wa, passed at yesterdays meeting Of
Oklahoma City public school teach
ers, at whic',o they perfected 4 teach
ers' organization. A Times editorial
was read.
Life Is apparently held lightly in
this county" said Robert Burns,
county attorney, following the &C
qultial Of Conlay Lively, 4 soldier.
charged with assault, with intent TO
kill Glenn Talkington. t~axi-drives,
by a jury yesterday. Burns will dis
miss similar charges against Edward
Manning and Edward Shampiin.
--
Dan W. Patton OF Tulsa wa. elected
president OF the Oklahoma Society OF
Engineers with the close OF the con-
%ven,ion of tina. body in the Huckins
hotel yesterday. Frank B, King OF
Guthrie, K. F. Brownell, city, and
George J. Stein of Miami were
elected vicc-presidents, and n V
Hinckley, city, was elected secretary
Johnny Jones, negro, charged with
the murder Of his wife, was found
guilty OF manslaush,er in the second
degree by a jury in district court
Yesterday. after being out for twenty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

CLEVELAND. Ohio--Threc thous
sand residents ot Cleveland are ~
,ien,ly awaiting the senate's rstittea.
ton OF the peace treaty They ~
foreigners seeking naturali,ation whe
cannot become citizens until the tfeaty
IS ratified because they are still se>
gafded a, enemy aliens.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
on on Two-Year Hike,

CHICAGO. Oct. D-Dan O'Leary,
B'year.old pedestrian, departed LAST
nigh, on a hike which he said would
carry him into every state in the
union calling on each OF the cover
nors, lie expected 10 call on uoyci
nor Loyden Of lllipois at Springfield
first lie said he Would be gone two
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
Beckett 70 rIaht CARPENTER,

boNlONI Oct, bfitsh Hporteinen
nrs looking forward with eager interest
TO seeing Jack Dempsey. American
hcavyweisht prize ring champion In ac-
iion against 4 European fighter for
the championship OF the world. Joe
beckett, British heavyweight champion,
Ia slated to meet Georges Carpenter
famous French llght heavyweight box
o. N December 4 and II In reported
that tho winner of this contest will be
matched with Dempsey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

A suggestion has been made that
all women who at any time IN their
careers have earned a livelihood a.
typis,s shall contribute toward a fund
for the erection Of a. monumen, to
Latham Sholcs, inventor of the type
writer, whose remains for twenty
eight years have rtsted in an I'M
marked grave in cemetery IN
Milwaukee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
Practice by Orchestra
is WHAT YOU Negp.

W floors Devoted TO Dancing
First floor Private Glass and As
s-mbly. only members Of class ad-
united Instructions every evening.
7 30 to $50: also practice dance for
class VI hours.
Price Of membership in Class: La
dies, /? lessons, $3.50. Gentlemen,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
A NE LINE
OF GAGS
- BY Bugs Bser.-

Theirs are squiliions OF biz sub.
Ieots In the public optic. Rent. coal,
the lsaquo OF nations, rent, coal,
prohibitions. rent, sugar, strikes ard
rent, In tho disorder named.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

But only a BaSst package contain.
ing proper directioaX Always say
Of Nonoaee,ieaeidester OF Sslievlie.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

run 10 CieAppH ARMY, llte tN6 NNto
curly hair In tho herpicide ad.
There II nothing 10 drink and moro
things than ever TO drink about.
Tho constitution ohlrhs that al,
mon arc born freak and equal.
which outs the burden Of proof on
the individual. Under the new
amendments evsry citifsn nae the
right 10 do what he doesn't want 10.
Thsy had psrsonai liberty In those
dsys, N . man wanted 70 svtssis him.
ssif Into . hobnaIisd liver or capillary
tremers, that was the prerooativs OF
svsry Untrammeled citizen who placed
an \ In the right square. The fret
wormhots appeared In the dixie Of per.
sona' liberty when soma GENT spiit the
ticket because ne went to sonooi with q
Democratic nominee, he forgot that
an honest boy may chanes with. years.
II . mao wanted 10 ouxHls himself Into q
red moss. that was he rieht no
SOM, liberty where no could uyrate
hons, kick tho %stufflnos out Of an N.
stuffed cat, curve f%4-plecs cracked
dinner set at hls wife and sing "Auld
LANCE Syns' TO the Guy In the next
cSll, that was q question Of persona, lib.
srty. N ne wanted 10 drink hiweelf
bow legged and fall asleep with ons
protecting arm around the garbage can,
that was his right.
II he wanted TO drink himself into
such a state OF flabby degeneration that
he would even puff going up y moving
stairway. that was his privilege And
n privilege that couldn't be taken ava
by any hug who was 50 narrow minded
that his head would elip through the
teeth OF y fine comb, II he hooked his
wife's wedding ring, the Kids shoes apd
the molodeon for two knuckles OF
Happy Hours bottled In bond home
buster. that was the inallenabte preroH
Of an American cit. II he wanted TO
shoot the thirty dollars rent over the
bar, there was nothing In the constitu.
tion TO stop him, Thirty smackers a,n't
much when You're drunk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

four hour. \ 'armrr jury ia,l,i to
arrive A. a decision
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

oUPrTFTseu UHNts IVY NTDht CITY
Auditorlum-Upstairs.
Big Halloween Party the 3ist.
Private Studio at Elks Building
Ard Floor. ls.B w. Main.
Teaching only. Private lessons In So,
cial and Fancy Dancing by appoint
rtent fror 10 a. m. 10 10 p m Bust
ness women's class every Wednesday
from 5 to 6 O'Clock. Phone Maple SIS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

Cambridge - Although steady I'm
provcmcrt has marked the practice OF
iiarvarl's eleven. the coaches today
concentrated their attention on the
matter Of eliminating fumhlins which
has hcen very noticeable between the
backficld and centera.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

The mlikmRn gets tho weather
breaks. MIX lis twenty cents n quart.
rain or shine. Ment Ia three dollars
a pound, with the butcher doing the
weighing. ny kicking into a pool
four families can buy one egg at club
rates. Brcnd Ia the same old price.
and you save the cost OF a knife, A
loaf In Just n slice. The loaf 10
getting smaller and smaller, The
only way you can tell a loaf Of bread
from n biscuit 10 by the faisin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

Sugar 10 scsreer than welcomes for
the kaiser. who claims he has no
place 10 hang his hat. France viii
give the old boy . place 20 hang mis-
he'met, provided ne keeps II on while
is hanging. Coai wlrers are uolnO
10 null another strike. Landlords are
change another tire or thelr bank
rolls. The league OF nations 10 90
lnu TO adopt tho United states, which
10 the first time that an orphan ever
did the adopting. Thanksgiving Is
aimost here. but NOBODY kno~s why.
II viii be dangerous 10 approaoh your
stocking this Smao. az SANITY may
load II with q load pipe and make Il
unanimous.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

Anybody wanting some size sir ir-
formation ON the subject can consult
Congress or tho thiids ItoOk o.
Know ledge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30
WHERE ARE H DOUGHTY REDS TODAY?
SOME ARE A HOME SOME A AWAY
a.. N r BROWN

Hs N r. HHUWN.
On, whore tho tho champion Reds 10.
daNF
The liodH who brought Clnci fans
The Reds with 1000 bucks 10 spend,
on, whore afu the Rods today2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

NEW HAvFN-,Coach sharp ordered
long scrimmngo for Yale'r regulars and
scrubs. during which no viii continue
TO Try out all promising candidates for
the varsity eleven. Several scrubs"
may be seen In the lineup against
Maryland State on Saturday. IS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

Fun 10 dlsappe airing, Ike the little
curly hair In tho herpicide ad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-30

WEST POINT - With the return OF
Captain George to the nrmy's lineup.
there was much ginger IN ,odny's prac-
tlco for Saturdays ARRAY with Tufts,