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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
LOS MAESTROS FORMAN
UNA A~GRUPACION
POLITICA

Los maeStros de San Antonio,
despues de variaS juntas que renlan
cclebrando, en- Il Ultima. que tuvo
lugar aver en- Ia Association Crlstla-
ia dc J6vencs, a~cordarGn fcrnlar
una acrupaciGu, la cual TO Solamcn-
te desarrollara Su accion en- mate
rias educativaS V escolareS, Que son
a las que sc refiere 81 mlnlster7o,
sine Que tamhi6n tendra Ingerencia
en- los aSuntoS politicos Y socialeS dc
la ciudad, del Estado Y aun dc TODD
81 pals.
Al ~efectO, despues de que Sc estu-
vieron reuniendo para tormar Il
sociedad que sc dedicara q estudlar
asuntos peGagogicos eNclusivamente,
al@mcs de los reunido> propuSleron
cue. puesto que ticnen derecho para
mezclarSe en- IL political, Y de hecho,
cada uno de elloS, aunQue de manera
aislada, tienc ingerencia en- ella,
uropuiSeron cue era muy convenient
Ie que los maeStros DE- escuela for
maran uu compacto ~rupo HoiltIco
que diera 4 los profcsores mayor
fuerza Y representation en- 81 Esta-
do. TODD 10 cual fuc aproDado en- Ia
Ultima session Z que nos rctermoS.
La nucva agTupacion Pedagogical
politica. procurara Sacar dc entire Ii
asociGdos. candidates para los difc-
rentcs puestoS pubIcos, y cuenta en-
la actualidad con trescientos MEM
bros, pcco It cSpcra gu. muy en- brc-
We sea una dc las aGrupacloncS mas
n~urlerosas del EStado. pueS Sc trata-
IA dc reunir en- ella a todo> los macs
tros &c las ~eScaclaS oanto oflclales
como particulareS lie Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
DECLARARAN LA HUELGA
LOS INQUIL!NOS EN-
LA HABANA
Fo1maran una Federation y
Sc resisten a pagan las rem
tas 81 no son rebajadas

UNA HUELGA SIN PRECEDENTE
HABANA. Cuba. F'ebrcro 6.-Des-
de la fundaci0n dc eSca cludad, ha-
GO ma de 800 amos sc habian Wis
to apui huelgas de obreros de t"dos
los ramos conocidos de Ia industrial
V del concrete. de mecanicos. ferro-
.arrileros, trcnistas, forjadores, estl-
vadores, dependencies, panaderos, ca
| rreros, ~cocheroS, ~telefonistas, teie-
| grafistas Y todos los demas- ":stas'
Y 'eros" conocidos; pero jamas sc ha-
bia sabido de una huelga como Ia
ute esta en- visperas de decretarse 81
| no Sc llega 4 IN arreglo pronto: huei-
ga de inquilinos.
Ell ternino 10 deja de sonar ago
AFRO. pues 10 menos que Sc pohria
mo jmaginar es que TODD el mundo
| g fuera u auedar sin casa. Is dec'r'
| Iuc los inquiiinos Sc p~rop0ndrlan d
! 10 ocupar las casaS de los IGNORES
! reutistas o proPietaros, nor essa9 .
~soreIlas razones ia principal, ell
arn,ento i~nmoderado de las rentaS.l
nero serun parece nj hay nala de
este, Sino que Ell case de d~eclararse
10 curiosa huelga, seran los senores
rentistas Y p~ropietarios, los que Sc
oueden. no sin inquilinos, sino si"
rentas, por 10 que Ell terminus cas-
tizos Ia huelga no debiera llamarse
de !nquilinos, sine de una "huelga
de rentas."
Ell nlalestar que desde hace tempo
viene causando en- las classes nece-
-itndas 81 alto nrecio de los a!OuiIe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

res IN hecilo que Sc organize una
'Fcdcracion de InquilinoS de Ia RepU-
blica de CUBA, Y csta Entidad en-
breye solicitara de los duenos de ca
sac &c inquilinatos una rebaja prU-
dencial en- los actuales alquilercS, ha-
ciendolos descender hasta lle@ar a un
tanto por ciento razonable que hayan
invertido en- las prcpiedadeS.
Segun varios de los que componen
esta Federation, cl probiema It re-
solver. no es dc los que presentan
una facil seduction. Piensan presentar
en- brevc su p~eticion de rcbaja y 81
no Sc acepta. hahra Ia curiosa huel-
ga de inquiIinos, 0 10 que IS 10 mismu,
Sc declarara Ia rcsistencia al pago
dc aIouileres. con todas las consecuen
cias que pucda producir eSa actitud.
Los inquilinos no solo desean que
@ rcbajados los alquileres, sino
que desean Sc introduzcan mejoras en-
toGas aquelIas casas que estan habi-
tadas Dor un gran numero de fami-
lias, las que viven muy nal, en- cuan-
to 4 hygiene Y comodidad en- TODD 10
Que 4 Ia morada Sc refiere.
Is Presidente de la Federation Il
senior Nicanor SANCHEZ, antique Sc
cretario de la Seccion de Where's de
Ia Union international de Dependent
ties.
Hacc varias nOcheS Sc cfectu0 II
reunion de varioS miembros de Ia
directiva de dicha Union, 4 indication
del Comite Pro-Inquilinos, en- i cual
Sc trato anpliamente de los alquileres
Y saiieron dc ALI con cl proposito de
discutir una institution mas fuertc
: mas capaS de responder a las ext
eencias del inquiiino, 10 cCal llevaron
q efecto, pues lograron que ell men.
cionado Comite Sc iundiera en- Ia Fece
raci6n. En- Ia session de anoche Sc
aprob6 er reglamento por el cual Sc
ha de regir la colectividad Y Sc acor-
dc Gue en- Ia pr6Xima session Sc ira
ten las bases que han de presentarse
4 los duenos de ASA y de cuya a.
c~eptaci6n o ~recfazo dependera ell que
Sc declare o no " huelGa dicha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
LA INFLUENZA NO EXiSTE
YAENLA CiUDAD

informeS que rroporciono aver (!
Departamento dc S~alubridad, hacen
saLer cue Ia influenza Is Va muy
rara en- Ia ciudad. hahiendose dado
unicemcnte dos casos en- los dos al
limos diaS. amboS sumamsnte he
nignoS.
En- TODD ei mes dc Febrcro. no SC
han iado mas que diez casoS de Ia
rronia erfermcdad ' Ell cuantc q la
.Uuiwonia. con relaci5n e ha maui
fcSrado II POGO mas activa, pcro 10
crave. pueS muv pocaS Son las de
funcicnes cllc IA producido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
Sc AUMENTO Ell EJERCl-
TO De LOS BOY
SCOUTS

Como uno de los numeroS del pro-
grama para f~estejar FL noveno
aniversario de Su fundaciou en- 81
Estado de- Texas. los Boy-socuts de
San Antonio sc dedicaron ell dia de
aver \ d~esarroIlar n activa cam
pana para aumentar 81 effective de
u miembros actuales, haolendo
degrade IN graz cyito en- u labo-
res, pues un gran numero dc joven-
citos ingresaron aver = IL mstltu-
ciGr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

man. esta iutsGrads por 81 New York,
Texas. Wyoming Arkansas; Ia d.
vision Sietc al mando del Contra-Al-
mirante R. L. CoontZ. por 81 Ten
neSse. tque eSta para ponecSe en- SER
vicio,1 81 Idaho, Oklahoma y Nevada
Y Ia division numero ;. al mando del
CouJra-Almirante II. s. Wilson. por
cl New Mexico, Arizona. Mississippi
y Pennsylvania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
GRAN AUDICION MUSICAL
EN- Ell PARQUE BRA
KENRIDGE

Bajo los auspicios del Club MI
steal de los Martes' que Ia hecho
todos los arreglos correspondence,
el proximo domingo Sc efectuara una
iran audici6n en- ell parQuc Bracken-
ridge. en- Ia que tomaran parte todaS
las bandas de musica militares dc
los campamentos cercanos a San
Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

archives porque no quiere contraer
serias responsibilities.
Fl gobierno orden0 va el traslado
del .Archivo Il otroS departamentoS,
en- los que los documentos cstaran res
guardados perfcctamentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
CARTA DE MAGIC.
NALIDAD AMERICANA

IN u Sccretaria Gs Ia Cortc Fe-
Gcrll. h~iciero1 aver declar&ciones de
lryenciou para nacionalizarse en- los
EsteGos Unidos los ScnoreS Herman
Litche. origi2ario de Inglaterra;
Frederick Noak. de InglaJerra ' En-
r:oue de Ia Rosa. nacido en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

La diotaNcia media d. Ia Ticrra
q Ia Luna eS de $4,000 kilometres,
' de IL TERRA al Sci, 149 miEones de
kilometrCs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
CHISTES.
pjovenes2uth p~oo1adcd-l
.A,,;nn L. nnnn N rISf

piGvenes2uth poo1adcd-l
-cQuien lc pone a listed los diem
ties?
Ell dentista Fulano.
-EStin perfcctamente hechCS...
Son tan ~parecidoS q los natura-
lcs. Guc algInas Veces me dlclcn.
LOS PICARoS INCONVENIENTES.
-:Nienes manana, a alrnorEar
conmigo,
No uuedo querido: me ha invita-
do 4 aImorzar mi hermano.
Bicn: ~entonces pasado manana-
-iTampoco; cs contrarledad. rs
tov convidado = I'm hautizo.
--Bucno, pues 10 dejaremo> par"
dcntro dc ounce diaS.
-iImpcsib.s. Tengo que asistlr 2
IN funeral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15
l. o, S :.
la CASA De CANBIO MAS ANTIGUA EN- FL ESTADO De TEXAS.
iPOR QUE PREFIEREN Los MEXICANOS MyESTRA CASA De G.

POR LA EN- SUS OPERACiONES.
PORQUE CUMPLE 10 QUE OFRECE.
PoRoUE ~PRoPoRCIONA Ell MEJOR PRECIO DE
CAMBIO. Y PORQUE PROPORCIONA A sU NUMERo-
S. CLIENTELE LA SOLVENCIA CARANTIA NECESA-
RIA EN- CUALoUIER OPERACION QUE ST, LIE CoNFIE.
ESta cS la raz0n para que nueStros negocioS ha%an dU
mentado de una mauera notable Y ahora eStemoS en- poSlol-
lidad de proporcionar d nuestros cienteS mayor nunero de
ventaias que ningUna otra casa de Gambia les pueda ofrecer.
HOY ESTAMos VENDIENDo $17oo PESOS ORC o
PLATA MExICANA PCR CADA $1,000 DOLLARS Y LOS
E~NTREGAMOS POR NUESTRA CUENTA Y RIESGo Y
LIBRES DE TODA CLASE DE GASTOs EN- LOU
~PoBLACION De MEXICO.
HOY SOLO COBRAMOS $O.75 cts. DE COMESlON
POR CADA $1,000 DOLLARS EN- BILLETEs AMERICA
NOS. ~SITUANDOLO 0 NUESTRA CUENTA Y RlES-
GO 7 LIBRES De GASTOS EN- CUALQUlERA PORLA-
CION DE MEXICO.
Esperamos que I'd. nos escrba para proporclonarie ell
norlre de nuestro ACENTE ACADO en- el pueblo don
de resida SUI familia, para que ella no tenga necesldad de
hacer riaie a otras poblaciones leianas para II d cobrar su
dinerO.
Al hacer la entrega de Su dinero, nosOtroS exlglmos un
reeibo co mel cual iustificamos a I'd. Ell cumplimiento de
nueStro compromise.
81 no entregamos a I'd. esta Carta-Reclbo. lie devolVe-
mos SUI dinero sin descuento alguno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-15

'NAbSN'
cualquiera poblacion dc Mexico de las mercancias que I'd
desee enviar a su famiia, cobrando por clio una pequena
comision.
ESCRIBANOS I'd. O MISMO para darle mayoreS
ryDlicaciones de nuestraS remeSaS de dncro americana y
mexicano Y bultos de mercancias a cualquiera pobIaclon de
Mexico. NO DIVIDE I'D. PREGUNTARNOS ell nombre
de nuestro Agente Pagador, quien debera entregar Su d.
nero 4 su familia.
Proporcionamos infornes sin cobrar comislon, de Ia Sd
Ida de trenes d Mexico, de los requisites que eXlge la On
Gina de Immigration Americana, al il I'd. a Mexico o al
mandar traer u SUI famiIia, o sObre cualquier otro asuntO.
FJEsE I'd. QUE Ell PRECIO DE CAMB!o QUE
orRECFMOs EN- Ell ORC Y LA PLATA MEXECANA
sITUADA EN- MEXICO, NO 10 PROPORCIONA NlNGU-
MA oTRA CASA DE CAMBIC EN- 10 RE
DuCIDo DE NUESTRA COMISION POR SITUAR BILLIE
TFs AMERICANOS EN- MEXICO.
Fiiese I'd. que nuestras remesas de dollars a Mexico
las bacemos mandando bnletes aner;canos, los cuales son
n,v aceptados v Sc cambian hasta 81 .s5, orc rnexicano por
IN peso americana.
No confunda I'd. nueStraS remeSas de blletes amerl-
canos. con los giros sobre New York que ofrecen otras
casaS.
I'd. V SUI familia obtendran mayor beneficio mandan-
do biuetes americanos pr conducto de nuestra casa.
Pidanos I'd. la lSta de las pOblaciones Gle Mexico don
de podemos stuar dinero americana y meNicano.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

If President Wilson is away much longe
accessory to place Congress temporarily in
asylum.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

Had you too forgotten the enormous extent O
ia until you looked it up on the map day before yes
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06
The Stay At Home.

had no chance to go to France and do some use1ul
fighting; had to stay from war far away ana earn my
living writing offered twice to put up ice WIN 9 fd
toon and saber the sergeant said you're too well feo
too fat for martial labor You're all knocked out you have
the gout-I say it all with kindness-swayed is your
hack your feet don't track and you have color
Your head is bald your withers Called your knees are
sprung and handy cannot think how such gnk IN war
could come in handy Go your bread the sergeant
sad Gin safety and in quiet men must be sound-not SIX
see and You'll agree Pm not to blame for staying far
from the fields Of swords and Shields where battle steeds
were neighng Yet could weep feel so cheap now
that the boys coming from OF gore ON foreign
shore where shot and shell humrning. TO think
sat submerged in fat and punched an old typewriter
when navies wrought and armies fought and glory hail
ed the fighter! was, my friend until the end as harm
Conscienceless Director!
Copyright 1918 by George Matthew Adams.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

Germany has formed the habit of >strife
lot have war she will have riots.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06
Copyright 1918 by George Matthew Adams.
PUBLICITY AND THE PEACE CONFERENCE

It is hard for the American people to understand the
reserves of European diplomacy. In country where
every male citizen has share in the government the
processes of governing bodies public The American
nation knows day by day. the discussions and decisions
of Congress- and only in stress of great emergency is
censorship o. any ko esorteo o. .eae ma
whose actions of much Importance to ALL should
sit behind closed DOORS We approve President Wilson's
and that the deliberations of the conference will have due
publicity.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

If all these little would-be republics becom
countries the. map of Europe will bear remar
aess to a patchwork quilt.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

If you are tired, thin and thirty, be patient
courage! You may be "fair, fat and forty" SOM
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

Some of us who are familiar with the autobiography
OF Theodore Roosevelt will take the occasion to
read it. The book gives interesting account of his
boyhood and early years. and in his vigorous words
tells of his political fe his principles and the policies
TO which he the best of his strength and his abilities
No could describe and explain these things to
lie did, and the book presents to the living reality of
this fearless, manly, wonderful American citizen.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

SITUATION WANTED-A gentleman named Mars,
just out of employment wants work. held last posi-
ton for four years; give excellent references
to ability and industry Thoroughly familiar with
French and Belgium territory. Understands working
with high explosives
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

Western automobile club has pledged itself to buy
no German-made goods for seven years. We ourselves
ready to abstain from all German-nade goods for
seventy years Before that time we trust that we shall
require only goods made in Heaven
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06
KEEP THE FARMS OUT OF POLITICS

The farmers Institute is on the verge of being
grabbed by political federation that will probably ami
hilate the Institute as it now stands
1t will transfer the power and benefits toward po
tical axle where politics will aay itself with whatever
course it's bosses see fit and govern the Wheel
We what politics could and would do for the
toes apples and SO lay until they roted on the very
tracks to stall the market and bring up prices while peo
pile starved in the big cities in the poorer districts.
1t was not the farmers fault He sold what he could
of his produce and in order to lift up prices not Of
ferred to the retailer but left to rot while thousands
starved The led to believe that there
shortage in the markets and on but the goods lay
unused and wasting away that had required the
that Uncle Sam had spared to the farmer while it
urgently needed in Europe to produce That is what pol
itics will do the crops from our land.
The farmer should put his heel on the heads of these
takers and bushbeaters who seek to control their
affairs the farmer is wise he will let politics
rise above his own head and interests in any form
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

The total number of Germans dead in war casua
amounts to about Two Million men! An utter loss
beyond any money disasters which could befal nat
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

With the various countries in Europe and Asia which
Germany expected to rehabtate and provide supplies
for she must feel like the Old Woman who lived in
Shoe. The German instinct would be to give them some
broth without any bread and pound them all soundly and
kick them to bed"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-06

seventy years. Before that time trust that we shall
require only goods made in Heaven.
The total number of Germans dead in war casualties
amounts to about Two Million men! An utter loss far
beyond any money disasters which could befa nation
If President Wilson is away much longer it may be
accessory to place Congress temporarily in an orphan
asylum.
If all these little woud-be republics become separate
countries the map of Europe will bear remarkable like
less to patchwork quilt.
General Foch has deserved well Of the world If he
mas fancy for the Rhine any other river he ought
nave it.
Germany has formed the habit ofstrife If she can.
not have she will have riots
you tired thin and thirty be patient and have
courage! You may be Fair fat and forty" some day.
Had you too forgotten the enormous extent of Rus
ia until you looked up the map day before yesterday
Southern weather spent great part of the winter
in the North this year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
THEATERB

Empress thcatef y 20 l04S
= m William farnum in "Wolyc,
Of the Night"
Majestic thca,cr 10 a. m 10 10 IS
10 IS p. m --Gcraldnc Farrar in
The Stronger Vow serial com
edy
New Folly th-a,er. lO,4i a. m
- 10 IS =. m Robert Anderson
90 Common Property" serial
comedy.
Drcau'and 'hca,cr. . a. m 10 n
=, M NotWa lllmadgc in "GoiuR
SuaIght' 1eS,, Gulnsn in "Lii,
Ne Deputy; comedy; serial.
Strand thratrr. 10 a. m 10 p
= ! o. 2 ard 10 p m.-Oliyc Tell
IN The Trap"
Liberty ,hca'er-lIi links Com.
pany N "iler Gloves"
Iyr. thra'cr, ! 80 t. 10 .4j q
m Vaudeville
Palace ihca,cr matinee and nigh,
Hlly House aud the Midnight
NhlfI company in Going Up."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Sept. l9--Tho decislon
of tho Ia bor unions 10 insusurate the
steel strike next Monday caused slight
unsot,lcmont at the opening OF todayr
Atock market, such action having cyi.
IDENTIFY been discounted T. 4. Steel de-
ciined the smallest fraction at the out.
set. later Yielding half point. and
one exception was Crucible steel. which
made an early gain Of I " points. Texas
company featured tho oils, advancing
Hlmost 2 points. and tobaccos were firm
to strong Trading was light and there
was an undertone Of caution.
Trading slackenods again A. midday
hut gains wets fully maintained where
they were not extensive. Sugars and
several Inactive specialtlcs, NOTABLY
Nsiiona, Lead and American Linseed
we're prominent nt 2 ~ 8 points. To.
baccos moved to higher lsveis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
NEW voak.

:. T.
NEW YORK, Sept. l9,--Ths unsettled
oeor labor situation caused consider.
Nh nervouSness In the cotton market
y ~ opening today. First prices were
. points higher 10 lower and ac-
~ months sold about . to I points
(elew laet risht's closing during the
|Iyeay tffna, however. while . better
|DNs yas reported In the soodS market
~ thars Here huilish overnight spot
Aelcee. This led 10 further covering
~ Uers AlDo was trade buying which
)1Doel Sanles right after the opening
III December selling up to So.S3c. or
i .oetnte nst higher.
Spcrts That cotton shippers who
"a spots 10 III oSt September com.
6Itments, found FinalroffcrinEs and had
|oeA forced 30 bid up the basis. seemed
b completely overshadow unaottiing
Abor news kter In the morning, There
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
cRUcE SERVICES
HELD IN MORNING
Memorial to Be Staged at
Courthouse at $50,

Memorial services for A. c. Cruce
former prominent attorney OF this
city, will be held in the dis,re, oour,
room IN the county court house a,
. 10 o'clock tomorrow morning John
Tomerlin, president OF the Oklahoma
Bar association, announced this
morning Previous reports were tina,
the services would be held a, night.
Tomerlin has received q letter from
Judge p, W. Champion, pre,iden, OF
the Ardmore Bar association. saying
that a delegation from that city viii
arrive here tonight 10 attend the
services tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
CHINESE
FOUND IN ROOM
BY RAID PARTY
Gambling Apparatus ConfjS.
Gated No Drugs Found,

Sixty Cinnamon were discovered
In a small room in the basement AZ
TX South Robinson avenue last night
BY members OF the shcrlii's depart
ment who were III search oi drugs
The deputies were unable 10 obtain
any narcotics and no arrests were
made.
Gambling Apparatus.
II was necessary 10 batter down
the door TO ono OF the small rooms
raided. and IN this room ,arlou,
gambling devices were found and
conilScaled The haul brought 10
about ior,y-eight decks OF PLAYING
cards. dozen pair Of dice, two
Chinese gambling boards, score
board with results Of games written
in Chinese, and a lottery system Of
Chinese symbols. Three books writ.
ten IN Chinese with the result Of
games and other information pertain
ing to the establishment, were con-
iiscated and a box filled with play
ing cards sliced into thin strips.
which It is believed constitute
gambling game Of Oriental origin,
was also taken to the county jail.
Pour Raiders.
Claude Tyler. Ben Moore. Homer
Adrean and I p. {. Gray conducted
the raid.
i never saw so many Cinnamon
grouped in such a small space before
IN my lie" said Tyler. we barely
could walk for them and when we
first entered, Chfea,hing was difficult
an accoun, OF the air being so heav-
lily laden with drug fumes. We ex-
pee'ed TO get a stock OF drugs but
were unable 10 find any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept HOGS. re.
fslIu 900 10 10 lbc higher Top tl7 ~.
1uG eHooV i. 40; heavies tis56HiT 3i:
sG'am sn. m,. si,icoa a,,, - Iish,s $3.50
ksU,c. ssyy s% says. .,."s: y tS i9c lower
l!um ~ iS-lb; common jio2I:0
u, 3c!cs lights tis.7S0i7e6: com.
W.000li.M butcher heifsrs Ss OOp
~; ctwe Esq lLbo; Gamers tt?5d
EiH; .!osksrs isSses,ss sHEEff. Pr" rs.
feX0 y go: mostly % 10 SOC lower.
sss''r smS'r nMon',.; .,Son a. sall: 9 y ,7soei?Ss:
iis: esiis ;soSSs @ a. 'V.sv br..s,us sws' .s.s IVES
s.W0lato, feeder lambs @iI. 900 IL 60
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
GRAIN
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. Sept. Black Of selling
pressure rather than any aggressive
buying appeared 10 he chiefly respons
ible for moderate upturnr which took
place today In the value Of cori Open
ing prices. which ranged from y 10 ltc
higher, with December tl.25lsp 20 and
May 1i.2Jh Ii?3A, were followed by
slight additional gains and then some
thing OF n reaction,
Oats were firm, IN sympsthy with
corn. After opening unchanged 10 sc
higher. the market reacted somewhat
Higher quotations on hogs gave
stsadiness TO provisions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
FEW REQUESTS FOR
FREE SCHOOL BOOKS

Few school children are asking
that 'hcy bet furnished with their
school book, by the county Last
year there were a large number of
snch requests according to J. 4.
Whnciord, superintendent, Of schools
Rcqur,', for book, are Investigated
by teachers, and brough, through
reports to the office Of
the superintendent, where after IN.
Ne'tigat5n by the truant officer, a
requjsit.ou is made, and the bin
passed on 10 the county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
ST. LOUIS.

\ EAST ST LOUIS. Sept - HOGS
|Iecclpts 5000 steady. Top Hs96. Hulk
gibson 1910; heavy ii550nl7sb. ne
|dium VI. 5Op lSss. light sisoOd 20:
1000. steady to higher. choice hcayv
etcers 3isoonl7 medium ilO75ff
Ti27s; common ~ 0OdiO rs. oholce lights
lQ'bON l62 common s. S0f o 90
|hltcher helfers yI0o4is 10; cows SO 90
|Yu0o; Gamers tt50g65 calves iii.bO
feeders t706Jii.S0. stockrrs
sNNie.M, SHEEP: receipts 800:
p.amhs Si2oOn 400: cuils $4,000 i 50.
fwss D.oogIOO. cuils j5.oOG55o.