The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-16

Donnrll, chief accountant blfd N0bts
gnlnl calendar clerk. Miss Annabel
buion, property nocoGhtnnti John ~.
fnll, nESiaiant fniiNHy and public ssrv'
tee iat 'l'fk scott BDshey. warrant
clerk Miss Pauline Ray, bookkreprr.
NlHF"H Lila Hanson and Mnbclls Ettnr.
htonoBthphcfH
Revival Held a revival IL now be.
Ink conducted ~ the Church ~ ApostOl.
lc ram, corner South Ohhbomn Nv.
'u1u und l.IHt II street, Capitol Iiill
Meetings prr held oyrfy night at 1,o
o'Dlo'k on sundays meetings are held
A. n q. m, $3.50 3 ~ and $50 O'Clock
T. m Res Harry T.. Scott In the pa,
tOr
Low Deith Bate Oklahoma cry is
making % new nud encouraging NOR
i1liiy record SAYS. Loo Mentun. h'c'
t'trry ~ The riy board ~ health.
There are fewer deaths cpmpaTd Win
population this month than any other
ciiv IN tho country Ihc lpczi record
IL below the average January report
Not 10 death was reported W 10
O'Clock this 1fiuruor
Limited" Release Soon Information
frHch'ed the limited Hcfylo% men. ttill
Connected with dfnft board service.
t1at they would nll te mustered out
February T. This effects four men A.
the capitol and lWo In city han In
~" stHtc n IL estimated that 100 llm-
it'd service men viii DO .dls lsrhargtd.
Hold.up Reported II A org. -,
WtF TWolfih street. reported a. police
he dlu,ri'rs bta last night thst b.
had been hrll ~ az Tenth street aud
Santa ED Trucks and robbed " III
and watch His report indicates that
the ''iall and short pnif' have reached
okIlhomn Clty and begun operations
Work or L.,vn Town order Judge
spiders ofdrr tnHt nhlc bodied men
fru-t work mr. lcuN" town brought Clif-
ford Iuckctt and j ~. Ranhins before
him This morning. charged with yHg
fancy Roth wer" handsomely dressed
hpt neither could show evidence OF
H.lrUt employment Nineteen and
one was registered against them.
Shoe Manager Coming The condition
~ tine leather rarHet and itI Influence
on the price ~ shoes wlll be discussed
b' " - Hpotc. general manager ~ IN"
IisIoou Shoe compsnr Manchester. n
" ~ meeting of tho oklahoma city
Retailers association tomorrow NJ the
Sliryin hotel Mr Roos. will also tell
T,,Hnt shoe dealers convention In ~
Louis
Commission Meeting Postponed The
regular meeting of the city Planning
commission announced for tonight at
the thlmbcr Of Commerce was post
uon"d u1lil Saturday night, on account
of conflicting with the banquet ~ the
Oklahoma Ht association at the audi.
tOTiUm.
noas booster to McAIsasr-E Bee
Gufhf'y Of Tulsa. who 10 assisting II
4. NtnslCtarN IN the rood roads cam
I1Igu. left for McAl.ster this morning
! Die VIII nddr"sa good roads meeting
there this afternoon.
Extension Head here-James A\wll.
son. h,bd ~ tho extension department.
T. " Cantwell president. and Dr "
: bceson. professor OF sKronomy u
the A and NJ college at saltwater,
w'fc city visitors this week. They
. stopped over while on their way H.
W Reno where they were In attend
auco NJ the state grunge convention.
Mr. Wilson was OF Wednesdays pro-
gram. his topic being, Rural Orgsnl-
| aul Bubines Life"
Red Cross Luncheon Tomorrow-The
| Masonic unit of Red Cross will give q
, luncheon ht the Masonic temple tomor.
row nj !? - o'clock Reservations for
plates are being received by Mta II, 5
Helm.
Miss Ross TO Choctaw- Miss 1ta Ross
will conduct meeting of the girls
| cluh of the Choctaw school tomorrow
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Local Women TO Sti,iwatsr--A meet
Ing of demonstration agents from all
| counties OF the state 10 scheduled for
tho week beginning next Wednesday. st
saltwater. Oklahoma county will be
represented by Miss Its Ross. county
demonstration agent and Miss Muriel
Hopkins. city demonstration agent
Mothers 10 STUDY ceokire--Miss
Murisl Hopkins, city demonstrn,i lon
agent, conducted an orEaniIa ton meet
ms Of laboratory class In the kitchen
of the United rrovidcnt nssociation to-
day. The ciass " mainly for the moth
RS enrolled In the clothing classes.
The new club will meet once week.