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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
GRAIN


rWrAGO. Jon % rr,h declines
tonN pI.,r 400 lU. 'uiu market to-day
iIrrI uu trik of fuulh'r iyidJurm'ut u
values a. H u'tH ItHIH ON the break
Low,t,r. tuyug ~ shorts developed
nui .IHfp ially rnsu-d Opening
puD's. winch rnnE'l from nc 10 zt.r
lower. win February II 2sA. 20 iizA
nui M'y iisIn 40 ll2Ih. wefs f0l.
lortd Cos ru uruu ~ we'll above yoS'
irfltE.H iuI.I
subsequently word that the food sd.
min.FrlUp favored maintaining iu
t'hfu'B the lfrf'ui price Of hogs bad
u dr ldcdl, NullEh effect The close
w.. Tfuur 'sD iu &c. net higher win
fo. - ais 20 iiIlT, ana May 81 2GN
20 II lt.,
OHH pf,I's'i NH notion ~ corn
A'l,r ~. f.ur H shade 10 h,r down. with
M'Y ''', 100 1h, me market turned
upgrnd'
Provision. dropp,l with corn aud
hogs
IN ,hr h',r fuHur. u.l around lI.
yHn,"s wr|r .u.,| Iu. Ii.,n'l,, wa
the pfu-p" uf 'uf' f'Iu..I hIpr Prices fuf
hogs during l.hu.U
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
CiB1iefs
Opportunity enrolmsn, L.ros-Thir.

Opportunity Enrolment larus-Thir-
N-fivc pupils are now enrolled In the
Opportunity school at the Irving build
ing. under Miss Mamie Franks Mrs
Mabel Hodge has been given the np-
poirtment of assistant While the
work Is entirely few to Mr. Hodge.
she asserts that II is most interesting
nnd she Is enjoying II greatly. The
boys today enjoyed an, hour of song
and chose all old timo melodies.
Tbeosophlsu 10 meet-"The Forces
We Generate" will be tho subject ot
n Free Th.osophicnl society lecture
this evening held at o'clock In the
| socioty's quarters. 5i2 Baltimore build
| Ing The general public Ia invited.
Gift Box undellversd--A Christmas
package and greetings sent by boys
Of the Opportunity school to a little
family located AT Yukon. through
letter written TO Santa Claus by one
of the little flock. II rtll unclaimed.
says Miss Mamie Franks. teacher ~
forts TO locate the family viii be made
| Table Service illustratsd--Where 10
place the sllvcrwarc for dinners served
In several COURSES as wall ms what to
serve. was demonstrated In the domes-
tic science department Of the high
school today. Glass work was trans
ferrcd from tho kitchen to the large
dining room table, Bright silverware
and china suitable fr formal dinner
service formed the equipment. A fine
service with maid was also illus
trstod.
MeMuller 20 chlekashA-A. u Nc
| Mullen, secretary OF the Oklahoma CITY
Retailers association. left this morn
ing for ChiCkasha TO attend meeting
OF secretaries OF rctailers associations
Of Oklahoma today and tomorrow. A
proposal will be submitted by Mr.. Nc
Mullen 10 extend oklahoma City pay
up week" throughout tho entire state.
Millinery store Sold The Mode mil
lincty store, 80 North Robinson avenue
formerly owned by Arthur Hentherhy,
has been roldso Miss Maude Ryhsl and
Mrs Regncr Harris. and opened under
new management at once Miss Ryhnl
was for five ycaers trimmer AT Rora-
hauvh- Browns millinery department
aud Mrs Harris a saleswomsn with the
same firm.
hmerloanIratlon Body 10 Mest--A
meeting OF the OklAhoya CITY Ameri-
canilatlon committee In scheduled for
tomorrow night at the Chamber Of
Commerce.
New songs krrlve-Iargc Shipments
OF latest songs from pens OF prominent
writer's have Just been received by To-
cal music dealers, says n prominent
dealer. Owing TO delays In freight the
past two months, music dealers were at
low tide on music hits But. the public
may now Smile. Smile. Smile"
Niles brennan Csrtser Captain Miss
Gladys brennan was captain of the can
teen hut service today Miss brennan
arrived at her post before daybreak and
cooked many breakfasts. Mrs, w +.
Dixon arrived later In the morning and
Mrs. Ed Ovcrholser. chairman OF tho
cnnteen service. arrived for afternoon
duty ut II o'clock.
Foo siows Auto rraNle--Great care
and caution In approaching street In
terscctlons was observed this morning
, by auto drivers Vito feared accidents
due 10 the heavy fow which hung over
the city untl noon.
lloustt In Cleveland n W liggc,t
n,pnarer Of the FRENCH Unique Clean,
Ing company OF this city. has left FOL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
ST LOUIS.

81 LOUIS. Jan 81 HOGS receipts
Il .O.O. steady to be- lower. lights ~ 90
Il5 %. pigs il2 npdl5i0, mixed 81 %
ul1 SO. heavy ilTs0HlN no. bulk 81 35
pl7Nr CATTLE. receipts 1900. strong
30 higher. native steers ,il5OIi ~.
Seafliugs 50 500 1900. cows t.SUul2 30.
s'o,kersi E iOGl2 10. prime southern
steers go 0ufflN no. cows and hrlfsrs
S. tGni5oo. Gamers t;g5Ts 90. calves
S. 71Hl1 % SHEEr receipts 500
lambs SO UpniG 80. TWcA IsJ0g 10 50.
Cnnnsfr s. tOup 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
WALL STREET
WALL STREET,

NEW YORK. Jan q Active selling
for both accounts gave further mo-
mentum TO the declining tendencies NJ
the opening Of todnys stock market.
Steels, coppcrr. feathers aud shipplngs
were tho most vulnerable issues. aver .
aging losses OF \ point Equipments and
specinltics also made further receaslons
and Investment rails were irfcgularly
lower oils were tho only shares 10
offer resistance TO the increasing
pressure, although L. & steel soon re-
covered lis fractional setback.
United States Steel was foremost I'm
the rally OF the early afternoon and with
rails and shlppinxs rebounded l to IN
points. oils made more substantial re-
coverier, Texas Company rcgstped ~
and Mexican Petroleum az after which
the market became iifelcss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2l-BrTTER lower:
creamery Sou 6Oc EGGS higher. Tc-
relpts 2sOl Cnses ftsts b9c. ordinary
fists bGUhsc: AZ mark cases included
i-St.Sc. POTATOES lower. receipts 80
cars. Wisconsin Michigan and Mime
soh bulk 81 1uHl 40. ditto sacks 81 I5u
lS0 POULTRY alive unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY

MATTRESS wANTED-Hunts Lunch
Ii5 North Robinson,
FOR CARPENTER and repair work
phone Walnut 35ti. Logan Hanks.
WANTED TO RENT -6-room bungalow
% paved street; with garage: north
west part Of town. Walnut $500
9TH Maple 1851.
DANDY Groom bungalow, latest built.
In features, Y block of carline and
pavement garage. Price b,50o. 1908
West 2qth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
LIVE Rpool.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2l-Cotton. spot in
fair demand, prices wcHk Good mid.
ding ls.SOd; middllng l7s7d; low mid q.
ding ls,s2d; good ordinary Is i0d: ordi.
nary Nb1d Sales 1000 bales. including
500 American, receipts 1000 bales, In.
Guiding 1900 American.
Futures closed unsettled Jan II SOD.
Feb. le,lSd; Mar. li.92d. Apl l362d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
EOnI MOnIN.

ruuT WORTH Jan. -rATTLE.
.fr.ripis 'u. stead. h'ry's s. 'on
10 .. HOGS receipts 1000. steady.
U.uNs 81 .Uul1,s SllEEf receipts
80. trnd' lambs N2 bun 10 -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

civic Club 20 Meet Every business
mans club In the city was asked TO
consider the city manager plan of city
civic government at meeting of the
civic council yesterday at the Skirvin
hotel After learning the voice OF the
various club members, u report will bc
made TO the council on February ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Jan BUTTER.
POTATOES uud POULTRY unchanged
EGGS t. higher. Fifsts 56c seconds.
not quoted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
kANsAs civ

KANSAS CITY. Ian .i-COHS
olua'. Jan ,lJ'a, G,f 81 lCh Nlr
81 l,'.. May N7.rl 3lHul5! Juy
tl2NhU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
Musicians Annual Ball
Wednesday Night, the 22nd, at
the Auditorium

Account Of everyone being busy.
ticket sales will he at box office, All
unions. crafts. trades and general pub.
llc invited: 7so . couple or Csc and soc.
Plenty Of good music. (Adv }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

No light In State HOME The state
school Tor the deaf and dumb at sui
phur Is In pretty pickle The tn
mates Of the institution now have TO go
TO bed al dark on account ~ the burn
ing OF tho electric light plant at SUB
phur. An appeal from officials at the
home 10 make some arrangements for
light facilities was received 10y the state
board OF affairs yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ SUGAR. raw,
steady. centrifugal 72Sc; fine grsnu.
lated O0c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

postpfflre. according 10 John Graham,
assistant postmaster This weeks w,
a. b receipts hfu expected a. exceed
tu.sn NJ hft week by several thousand
dollars daily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

HOGS The bulk Of the fresh supply
~ hogs today came direct 10 packrrl
the top selling ~ il53H for ono lorh
Tho hulk sold from ilGij 10 iiila.
sisrhrr h,.s ard butcher pigS sold from
81 10 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
Market STEADY
bN SHORT SUPPLY
scarcity Of Receipts Did Not
Affect Price,
RECEIPTS TODAY

CATTLE Famine followed feast Too
b. cattle division here today. u Hoant
600 h.ni mnitIng NJ the fresh supply
, Il'e the scarcity. steady prices were
h best 10 be- had Few steers came
.i'lH mlda up the bulk Of packer bus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 2l.a- POULTRY un-
changed. except hens 2stc BDTTER
and EGGS unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

bishop Mouron here-Rishop Mouzon
OF Dallas viii addfes the Southwest
oklahoma conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church south at ST. Lukes
church tonight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21


EGDAY JAkIfADN 81 1OIO
-
.,r.ysi,,J ati, :. .,t,..t ,i... .,.,,t,,..t |
,.uy.uttou ~ I.,,,,, .,d d,,,. Jts
.ylIl ,,sl, rllryo nud "a to1.. L.f',,
.t,iufnIuy
Uyi hand lt|lr ,utrs rta,t.d
lauds 1, ,.Its II buifl, HlI dYui,l, si,e
fof L1 ,.utr Inr rIr lt pI drIp
stOr.r tAdy| /
injured BOY Recovering Martin
Cummings. t,n'yrur.rd son ~ Sir and
s0n. yhD vus lrjutad SUNDAY utyGt
Nhfn br WA tur' d.Wp ly an putut,.-
bds b.. sntpI..clnK ~ q, An,n,t.t.
iUNpItHl Ile sustained d lfu,ru l,y
hud f.,sth hulfsr
Don't fufg,' TuFr hume t Mother
Satf It tumy|l l. . U...r
tAUgj
Qualifying Tor New job "Tr.rE ~
.gUi ID iub mtlng huI,r BOO HWIHH tu.tre
tnd preparing qualifications" ls tho
way jim Anderson captains iNs uIftu,a
af mont tooth 'hu' disappeared from
under IiH uppcr lIp tUIH morning
Leu'slaty. Committee Hsre 1ns .'r-
ia.abs' committee ~ tio Dt.huuu
I,.tr IffT,t.i rsa.,I.tIgt met l...
THIS morning hrd vent out ~ thr ,arI-
iul The rynm,'ier Is composed -
HIIr Nichols ~ Oklahoma ,lit I'm.
NETT Gf'gg ~ Topeka. and Bon S,N
land " H. Reno
Waldrsp 10 habe TAX Thomas Z.
Nhldicp. speaker - me- h'ufr. vii %"
IN" speaker 'DmlfDw ~ ih' r."na'y
luncheon ~ a." Young N'nr I'"nt.
iHo"n ~ Mustor"" j. expected tp he
tho su"hi u honor
Cay Not Gay IodAJ .'If l'fNrH. Tie
negro "pT'n captured ..H'"'NHE In
company WIN J"hh 'lAfl}, "lN" 4 i'.
Fit hl 3ln'' }" h'.n. 'n' 'h'ig"l
WIN ll"ril pos .."i ~ Ilpu", pI'nI'd
gum 'I LuhI, |in 'nN'i ll. w"'r.ir
'hIfg" ~ transporting and il' Hrl
costs i"i M''h r'sS'"' "''"n 'hf1f.. ~
'h'. 20" 'N'. '' "'. ''I'r' uN' .I"
we ..y 'I"'', vi" come up IH JNf'''"
''uI''
6p,eders Pay Cash lur'l d0UIrH wore
collected tulH morning ts M g. lpf-
y the. 'I't ~ the municipal rrur..
from " ~ M.' mhH Hnd % - D.
luE on 'lr.'u boulevard y'ft'fdus
---
"Nateh" Seller Fined Fpr 'lr r..rI
time Ben N.rfctt was rn,d bon mut.I.
ptI count on the same ,t.rra U.r tr.
pears - nave = collection ~ vpici.4
stamped with I,it,fg sl.|rg iNrt hive.
tweniy-onr Jewels and twen't.tr,r
f'uNFF4nfRL' t.tH.s UuI UI|lh tina F...
llo, dechf, nfs u.f worth .Or n b, lI,
efforts % sell them 20 'h. unsorhI.tI-
cl'rd Tint get linn into irouhI, a..
paid $50 90 regain his liberty this morn
lug.
County ON Probossd Where changes
IN the ass--sm-n, NJ n county are nnJe
by the state board ~ equalization. the
county commissioners N that county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

New Catholic ParIsh-eDev Albert
Monnett was appointed pastor OF the
new parish Of the Catholic church To be
established south OF Eighteenth street,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Nap Eshib. Attracts Attention
sp,. imons " map drawing IRE On cS-
hh' in ] t. Iorshing office. done
20 EoN Scouts One ~ ilH best In ~
driN4ug made by Turner NauN0rt. Fc-
Nor patrol leader ~ Troop -Four. This
IL map design ferfr,eu'.ug 'he dis
ifI0t from Deep Fork along Western
Iyonu. iuf "a half mile north
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Theft Cas-. Set for Today Charges ~
grand larceny n!cd tNo months ago
against Julian Il BOND. are 10 he heard
IN preliminary tr.al today before r T..
bOrncU. Justice o' peace In com
plant signed by an Insurance company
u is alleged that he stole so In money
from IN" company Hc has he"n Ht
liberty since his arrest under an Ap-
p,arauCc bond.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21
oId L,ad,r WeIeom,d e.ek-TfooI

Old Leader Weleomed Back Troop
Eight Roy scouts. IL teJo,rins over the
return % them ~ \ Allen. their for
uer assistant scout master. who has
been M army service The uu0p reg
Is'orcd twenty strong last night IN Sc
le.ung Allen again for their leader
The wesley church brotherhood viii
lrgyI1e headquarters for the troop
and has ken the boys under It's care
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

lng Ilrny COWS sold up 10 i'u and m |
hrlfls w tu ~ Ino w'dlum huI
sold nom o. - 90 80. ,lnurH pud |
cutters sold nUm a. ~ lth. riu'trr !
.ruttlp stf, steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Snyder Writes School Bill \ bin al
lowing independent school districts 10
pr'utI" O. budget for tho maintenance
Of separate schools for whites and ne
grocs has been written hy Senator War
ron X Snyder Of oklahoma county. This
m~1spf" would strip county commi-
'uucrH ~ their present power of super
vision over negro SCHOOLS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Theosophlsts 60 Meet--"The Forces
We Generate" will be tho subject Of
n Free Th.osophicnl society lecture
this evening held at 3 o'clock In the
society's quarters, 5i2 Baltimore build
ing The general public Ia invited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

prre. NJ mo ,0rlora prnHrs ~ .0i'I1
atr approximately Hs fuIluNs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Gift Box undelIvered--A Christmas
package and greetings sent by boys
of the Opportunity school TO little
family located AT Yukon. through n
letter written TO Santa Claus by one
of the little flock. ~ rtill unclaimed.
says Miss Mamie Franks. teacher FL
forts TO locate the family viii be made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Husband Cruel. Alleged Asserting I'm
4 petition filed ir the district court this
morning that her husband choked her
untl she was unconscious. Mrs Lois
Hunter asks TO be divorced from Harry
Hunter She charged that hc vas con
HantIy cruel and abusive since their
marriage A. Chtckasha lu February.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

meeting ~ ihusr NHp VII comprise
INr parish is scheduled fDr tonight IN
''' basement .' 50 Jn.'p. ,tihodrnl.
70 ds.uss ana select Il sI's for ths
church
No Wan for DfsN Board, Hereafter
M mail uddr s-ed 20 local draft boards
must D.. "ut unopened GOO the state
headquarters. according 10 orders fr-
,c.y'd 'oduy 80 local or district board
Fi,l D." addressed attn ,0ffDSponiencG
90. papers or other documents relating
10 d'uN nou'd work The state head
quarters isNthe only place where such
communications can he received.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

County ON Probossd Where changes
m the assessment NJ n county are made
hy the state board ~ equalization. the
county commissioners uf that county
would De given ten-dHyr notice of
tho proposed change by hll proposed
hy Senator James GfAughun. Persons
or counties affected would he granted q
hcgTing before the state board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

lloustt In Cleveland n W. IAggc,t
mpnarer of the French Unique Clean
ing company Of this city has left for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Qualifying for New job "Jr.rR 'o
gUi u fob hltluE huI'r 300 HWIHH lu'tHr
tnd preparing qualifications. Is tho
way jim Anderson 'tlf|na iNs uIf'.'s
NJ u mont tooth ihN NH rppoHfrd fr.Hu
under hiH upper lIp thus morning
Leu'slatiy, Committee Hsre fns leg.
iHiafi,, committee U' tho Dt.hau.u
Peace Jffrofs' association met hero
THIS morning hrd vent out ~ thr 'tp.-
iul The rDuWi'tsr I' composed -
'IIH Nichols - Oklahoma ,liN I'm.
m''t Gf,gr ~ Topeka, and BOB S'N
AnI Of Il l.lMn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-21

Cats In Guthfi, I.,I' E g U.... n"
,n.'., ff. Ir.l rHF f..rYNrv H'.
r.r. WIS 100 G4'uf. tnlly nn UlH.H'.t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30
HEALTH COMMISSIONER
OPENS WAR ON SILK
HOSE AND LOW NECKS
"Sillen hose and lownecked
dresses,
Summer furs and veil-clad Il ssses,
Give our undertaken cheer
When he sees the little dear"
Omar, the Tent Man.

Oklahoma City, Nov. 29.-Here's
tough news for the poor, only.by,
heayen-protected woikin' gol!
Arthur r. Lewis, state health com.
missioner, has started i far on silk
stockings, lowneched dresses, thin
skirts and georgette waists-at least
until the oowslip slips in the spring
tra laM
More colds, pneumonia and deaths
among the women caused by the way
in which they dress-or rather, under
dress themselves in the winter, than
from any other reason Commissioner
Lewis declared yesterday.
More throat diseases are caused by
silk stockings, paper slippers and the
ensuing cold feet than the layman
ruagincs, Warm feet are necessary
IN winter to good health I'd rather
have women cold all over than to have
them cold in their feet or to hate their
necks chilled by absence Of covering.
Women who have had the hnlu.
cnaa should be especially careful in
the next two months that they wear
good substantial clothing"
So il GOldie Brown blows into the
office tomorrow morning with choker
around her neck, stoclIiugcap on
her head, an oyercoat around her slen-
der form and woolen stockings around
hcr-er-er-limbs blame it on
the state health commissioner.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30

local offices of the department. The
pigeons, and equipment Of the navy
department are to be used for this
purpose. The value Of the birds in
the mountainous and lake regions
whore in many places travel is most
difficult and where there are but few
telephone and telegraph lines, will be
especially great, it is believed
Flights of COO miles in a single day
have been made by these pigeons. The
distance to hc covered on the national
forests are considerably less than this
and in many cases the distance from
lookout stations to the fire fighting
areas is less than fifty miles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30
{ HIEF CHANCELLOR
CON F|SCATES AND
CLAMPS CAR OF COAL

When the gas began to wane Satur-
day morning there chanced to be stand
ing in the Rock Island railroad yards
a car load OF coal billed to Cleburne,
Texas, but when the chief of police
spied it he Immediately gave orders TO
have the car spotted at the Baird fuel
yard and unloaded for the benefit Of
those in Ardmore who are out of fuel.
The result has been that where sew
eral families have but u limited supply
Of fuel on hand, there has been no real
suffering reported and the chief states
that he will keep a sharp look out on
all coal in transit and commander a
car whenever necessary.
The fuel supply in ArdmOre is get
ting to be serious, and the recent cold
spells has taught the people lesson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30
Use Ardmoreite WANT ADS.
New Minister Here

DR.. A. c. Chapel of FayetteVlile'
Ark. who was appointed to the past
crate Of Broadway Methodist churcn,
arrived in Ardmore yesterday. and Wili
assume his duties at the church todAy'
TIe will deliver sermons at the morning
and evening services.
Or. Chapel was accompanied by Mrs
Chdppel, They have moved into lhe
parsonage, ~ z street, northwest
The members of the church VIII
tender reception to DR.. and MIS-
Chappel within the next few days
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30

that may benefit them another season
whom wood is offered on the streets
during the summer months 10 laAe ~
chances on the promise of suftic'en'
pas but lay in supply in case OF emer'
gency. .h,,+
The gas saturday morning was apo".
as low as it could get and be isnited
at all. This applied to most sec''onS
of the city although there We're a iew
sections where gas was plentltul anu
the pressure good.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-30
The Commonsense
Gift-a Coat

DO your gift-thoughts run along practical
lines? Then give a coat by all means. For
tunately. you can secure a stunning, service
able coat at lowered prices. For instance
Brown Evora Cloth, straight flare model. No
belt l<iTnono sleeves. Nutria collar and
cuffs Heavy satin lining. Ideal wrap for
dress. a Buer model; $1,000; now S1iOOO
Crystal Cloth Henna Peachbloom coat with
figured satin lining. Hudson Seal collar and
cuffs; belted back. Reduced from s195OO to
Slj6.00
Brown glazed Leather Sportcoat Waistlne
seam; military collar; slash pockets; double.
breasted; huckhorn buttons; gray tweed
lined can be worn on either side; $500. now
S60OO.