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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
new THEATRES
ANNOUNCED BY
MOVIE CONCERN
"Fort Armstrong" is First Project
Of New Show House Ger
pOratiOn.

The construction Of a new NOV
ing picture building in Rock Is
land was officially announced to-
day by W. A. Rosenfeld.
Mr. Rosenfield is a member of the
Rosenf1eld-Hopp company, which
has bought the old Y. M. G. A.
building, 80 by $50 feet, at Third
avenue and Nineteenth street. The
purchase was from the Electric
Construction company for $41,00O,
and the present location of Smiths
studio, purchased from Mrs. Mary
L. Gansert for $4,000.
The corporation of Rosenfeld-
HOOP is newly organized com
pany and is making plans for the
establishment Of similar picture
houses in different parts of the
country. Joseph A. Hopp, other
member Of the corporation, lives in
Chicago.
The Fort Armstrong theatre"
which is the name decided upon,
is the first Of the chain of thea
tres. Announcement was also made
that the Majestic photopiay is part
of the corporation.
Start Work Soon.
The construction plans are be-
ing drawn up by Cervin & Horn,
architects, with cost OF construc-
ton estimated at 100000.
Mr. Rosendeld said that tearing
down OF the present structures on
the building site will be begun
within a few days. He expects to
have the new establishment open
for business by Christmas.
The Features.
The theatre, which will be un-
der the management of Joseph
Quinn, will be a one-story struc-
ture, with balcony and stage. Some
of the features announced in the
plans are: a nursery for small
children, rest room, smoking room,
modern ventilation, lounge, pipe
organ, and orchestra. Space is
provided for 1000 seats.
The deal was contaminated by
the Reidy Bros. and Meyer &
Schneider agencies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
GO TO GENEVA FOR
TWO WEEKS OUTING

Harold r. Lundgren, boys work
secretary of the Y NJ. c. A. an
Alan Eisenbise, Office secretary,
left this morning for Lake Geneva,
to attend the Y. NJ. C. A. encamp-
ment there for two weeks. Mr.
Lundgren will specialize in study
ing problems Of boys work secre-
taries, while Mr.. Eisenbise plans TO
attend the conference for Office SEE
retaries, especially on house main
flamenco. Both will be gone two
weeks. o. J. Stirratt and NJ. A..
Clevett, of the Rock Island Y will
return from the encampment some
time this week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
BAKERY CLOSES?
mo-" SAYS OWNER;
VICTIM OF TRICK

Yesterday someone telephored a
display advertisement to The Argus
announcing that the QuinIan bak-
cry, 1917 Fourth avenue, would be
closed Wednesday afternoons, be-
ginning today. Since newspaper
advertising is commonly presented
in this manner the announcement
was printed Today Mr.. QuinIan de-
clared that he had authorized no
such statement and he did not in
tend to close Wednesday after
moons, the nature of his business
making it madvisable for him to do
so. Obviously someone had been
induIging in spite work. to injure
Mr.. Quinlan.
There was nothing particularly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
BUREAU TO
REORGANlZE FOR
A Member DRIVE
Farmers of County to De Invited
to Join for Second Three
Year Period.

The week Of Sept. % to Oct. l.,
has been set as the time for stag
ing a huge membership drive in
the county for the reorganization
of the Rock Island County Farm
bureau for the second three-year
period.
The time for the drive was al
lotted by the state association,
which carries the responsibility OF
the membership canvass. The or
ganizatiOn is progressing in able
manner under the leadership Of the
association, indicating that tho
farmers are thinking seriously
about the future of their business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
SWIMMERS, NAKED;
NABBED AND FINED

The Rock Island arsenal police
today made another haul of gar
mentless river bathers.
Three employees of the arsenal
were caught at noon and charges
preferred by Officer G. A. Bingham
of the arsenal They were all
young men, G. Bengston, E. Carl
son and A. Ford.
Police Magistrate D. ]. CIeland
fined them IS and costs each for
disorderIy conduct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
BAKE-RITE SHOP
WILL BE OPENED
IN ROCK ISLAND

A Bake-Rite system bakery shop
will be opened in Rock Island to-
morrow under the management of
]. w. Krell. The store is located
at 1903 Second avenue. The out
put of the bakery will be confined
to bread, rolls and coffee cakes. All
baking is done in full view of the
customers.
Mr. Krell conducts a bakery in
Davenport. He was formerly with
the firm of Krell & Math in Rock
Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
HORST COMPANY Is
GIVEN STATE WORK

Springfield, Ill, July 9.-(Spe-
ciaI to The Argus) Henry NJ
Horst company of Rock Island was
today awarded the contract by the
state department of public works
and buildings for constructing sec
tions C and P of the national high
way in Fayette county for $220,606
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

brilliant in the conception or ex-
ecution of the idea. On the con-
trary it could be classed as mali
cious mischief and punished as
such. Mr.. Quinlan will not be the
only one to suffer, especially if the
deception should be repeated, max
ing it necessary to have advertisers
identify themselves before their
copy is accepted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

-Four Big Bargains in the
Wash Goods Dept:
Fine yard-wide lin
gerie nainsook, worth
SOC, for Thursday: 35c
yard.
Blue and white check
apron ginghams, 15c
yard.
Assorted light. and
dark romper cloth, for
boys suits, rompers,
bloUses, etc, 30 inches
wide, worth CSC for Csc.
yard.
Extra heavy English
Iongcloth, worth sec for
Csc yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
COMPLAINT MADE.

Two complaints made against
owners of dogs were taken up by
the police court.
Joseph Duberg was dismissed
after hearing a complaint by Leonie
Demongle. W. Foster, also brought
up, was dismissed. Foster appear
ed upon complaint of H D.
Wheeler.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
RAIN HEADS ELKS.

Atlantic City, July 9.--Frank l.
Rain. of Fairbury, Neb., was elect
ed grand exalted ruler of the Ben
evolent and Protective Order OF
Elks. Chicago was chosen as ne
convention city in 1920.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
GtR10fS

R. 1. Clean Towel Service. Phone
R L 4476.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
R. 1. 4476.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
Third Floor Offerings
For Thursdays Customers:

Good, hard wood galvanized refriger-
ators: $40, STATS and S19.98.
White lined, odorless refrigerators, 30
to 100 ID. ice capacity: $1,000, $3.50,
$3.50, S29.75 and $500.
48-inch Porch Swings, complete with
hooks and chains: S2,49.
Full size 4-passenger lawn swing, spo-
cial for S795.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

On water alone a horse can live
25 days, but he will last only five
days eating solid food without
drinking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

Ready-to-Use Sheets and PILLOW =,
Cases:
SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS:
sIx99 inches $3.50 and 81. 25 each
s1x0o inches; sa.4s, s2.25. S1,7s and Sis each
1890 inches: si.75, SI55. 9145, S1.35. $500 en-.
G3x0O inches: S1.49 S 60 s1.10 each.
SEAMLESS UNBLEACHED SEEETSs
s1x9O inches: sI6S, sI.45 each.
52x9O inches: S1.4S each.
HEHiAIED PILLOW CASES:
z5-inch: 4sc. 44c, S5e and zoe each.
42x38: sGc. 42c. SSC, zoe and CSC each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

"SIarshalI's Best" hard
Minnesota wheat lOur,
$3.50 sack.
Para coffee. best there
is. 40c ID.
Shredded Wheat BIS
cult. q pkgs. for 2Te.
Seeded ralsins, . pkgs.
for SOC.
Gold Dust. h7c pkg.
Cd Dutch Cleanser. .
cans for 25c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
Special Display and Sale of Lit
tie Girls White and Dainty Col
ored Summer Dresses, in the In
fants' and ChiIdren's Depart
ment, All This Week.

With each lingerie
dress purchase over
$3.50 q to 6 yearsl
this week, we will give
q very pretty little
h 4 n d-painted blue
enameled dress hang
er, free
All the youngsters
want their "veTy own"
dress hanger. They'll
sure like these. Don't
fail TO get one for lit
tie daughter this week,
free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
Groceries, Thursday:

Fresh country eggs, 2 dozen to
each at 81 Il c dozen; deliUercd with
other groceries.
WzUy beans, NTH other groceries,
2 pounds to each for zoe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09
Indian Head Cloth
Instead of Linen:

Ideal for women's sport skirts,
smocks, or dresses; nurses uniforms,
children's dresses, boys suits, romp-
ers; and household use wherever lin
en- is needed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

cne lot OF white
dresses. choice Of 3
good styles. sizes . to
8 years; each a very
good value at. regu-
larry s1.60; for this
special Dress Week"
one dress to a Gus
toner f. a dollar
just SI.OO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

The light of the north star is eg-
timated to be 100 times stronger
than the sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

Cottage hams, homeless.
42izc ID.
Sandwich meat, sliced.
4de ID.
Dried beef, sliced, bail
pound for 33c.
LOnghorn cheese, zoe
ID.
SandwichOla for picnic
sandwiches. f5c jar.
Olive salad. f5c jar.
l!einE's baked beans.
two 1i-Gunce cans for 25c,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-09

lines, neatly made and pretty: choice
$3.98 each.
Women's stripe bingham petit
coats, Acc.
Big new lot thin voile waists; tall
ored pin checks in pink or blue; all
white with embroidered, plain and
tucked fronts; round or sailor collars,
V-neck or colIarless effect: choice
$3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24

s, Have your car washed. Maple 1871.
(Adv.)
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PHYSICAL TESTS
MUST Be TAKEN
License Revocation Facing
Delinquent Dairymen,

Unle. delinquent dairymen apply
for physical examination at the city
physicians office within the next
week. they will face revocation OF
permits. City Chemist {, +. Clifford
said this morning. Not more than
one fifth of the dairymen have been
examined. according to Clifford.
After June I. he said, 4 report Of all
delinquents would be rendered to the
city physician and commissioner
Mike Donneily. Failure 10 apply for
examination 10 not Z law violation,
Clifford said, but plianee Of the trade
after revocation Of permit 10 IN Of
Tense.
Soda fountain workers, Clifford
said are also negligent In applying
for examination. Persons coming
under that classification are deemed
guilty Of . misdemeanor II found
working after June without having
been examined. Action against Of
tenders Of this nature will not be
DELAYED, Clifford said.
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500 BOND SET IN
MANN ACT HEARING

A hearing was held this morning
for Carl W. Hinson charged With
Transporting his cousins wife, May
Hinson, from Independence, Kansas,
to this city In violation Of the white
slave act Bond for Hinson was set
At $3.50. The girl is being held in
lieu Of 4 5000 bond a. a witness.
Hinson and the girl are now IN the
county jail. II Is alleged that while
the husband was In France with the
IA. z, r., his cousin and wife
unceremoaicusly ran away with each
ether.
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EXAMINATIONS !v EoR
FIRE OFFICIALS

J. ]. Lynn, assistant chief Of the
fire department and Johnnie Car
roll, fire warden, win Be given .
civil servics examination o. June 5,
civil service officials said this morn
Ing. The routine Win ~ be entire
y NEW 70 either. % Carroll No
taken three guis,es and Lynn has two
TO bic credit.
Tony, Myers, recently appointed
chief Of the department. 10 exea1pe
from civil service Rovieioas, IN HE
VIII szempsioas psovidsl n the city
einsssr. Eiiosts have Ma made
from tlms. 10 Ting 10 ipel06s ths fifs
chief bds H. eomnissiensss have 81.
wayS seiused. q,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. May 2t.-Contrary to
expectations, steelA aAd coppsre were
the eutstandlng features of today
abort, but active stock session. though
opening al irregular 0aiha Motor. and
Their spscisltiss soon became dominant,
advancing 3 TO points. Several ef the
high grade rails. equipments ana -.
bacuo0 rues I 10 : points but ehipplngs
Wvfo hssltant and oils declined medsf-
ately. u. B steel rosa 3 frece1ea evea
yoator6Ay's hest quotation, making 9
nv higk ~ the year. The cloo1aQ wea
stfeng. eaies ! Appropriated see.eoe
UStty bonds sAssd ssisatiy. but the
oooU0 Sond list was NrM.
oteel end copper shares were tn
eoetoR & Interest at the opNninG Of
te6Ay't o(0ek marhet, % result Of ~
eoNl 6evS,opmsnts favorable to thcst
Industries. United States Steel added
only . small traction to the years new
high Pecoed, but affiliated shares ant
SQNiplnsnts rose 4 70 ~ points viii
Al9p(aysd further strsaQtA. .Atehison AM
stAef gRAAeefs eeain lsadins. Motor!
q: e 3: :ss:ss ::':s ssoss ss' s.s' s's'
Irregular
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n. ssy s::yx sssm!sfss. :S ~ .es tn.
HucEins. hotel today. The iSqe lions Of
the vAPioue suhcommittess XlFs dis
ers'od et the, messlsf. acssssis9 70 6 e: !:
tham6sr u de.msree. " "'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24

yuhVOr WmpI0yWeN rIeuu V"ceU:
Mrs. Alice anow has been appointed to
talEs charge Of the Junior section OF the
federal employment bureau here. The
bareau ID planning to open the chfi-
dro0's depaYtment at once.
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OF. loulO,

er. LoUA, May N.--RoGs: receipts
t.5o0i steady. Lights 80. .i5q 30 50. pigs
u6soUis.7S; mixed and butchers 80 10
90. nseyy 30. .eo0 IS: bulk 10. 20
3?oss. CATTLE: receipts go: steady.
Native beef steers @iI.bo0ls.so, ysasiing
s!sers and hsiferc ,s.bo0iSos: cows
siose0 la.sc; ?!essssrs ?!s .sic,oo3isto;
calves SlIVISo SHEEP receipts
tiSoo6il.t0; cannsss Ss.Ss6S.So.
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GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN ANo PROVISION,

CHICAGO. May N.-Shsrply lower
prIcss In tho corn market resulted to-
day from favorable weather conditions
and from the advances that there was
rsssSllng OF cereal goods which had
bean bousht for export. hut which would
not now be shipped. Besides gossip
continued that Argentine supplies would
he brought 20 Chicago aud other west +.
ern cities. Opening pricss. which ranged
from VIC to INC lower. with July u.lh
10 1i.Wn and Sept. ei.57h Ia l.s1k
we're followed by an additional decline
and than sopsthing ol . rally,
Presp0ots 4fe material incrsaes OF re-
cslpts here nsxt week prevented .nny
impovtant rally: fhe market e'9:sd s.,..
81. .Ssk 10 u. % and Sept ei.6e 10 &lss%.
Oats weakened with corn, After open
ipG VIC 10 Nc lower, including JSfy at
s7k to 67kc. the market continued TO
Provisions were depressed by notice
that the food administration has the
largest stock Of packing house products
Ths day passed without any return
Of strength TO values.
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COTTON
NEW O0LQAN6

NEW ORLEANS. May N.-Hsevy
and the forecast OF vet weather tor
tho eastern half resulted In heavy buy
Ing In the cotton market To-Day. Prices
wen, TO new high levels on the openine.
Half an hour after the Openins the
market was 81 10 70 points above the
closing quotations OF yesterday.
heports OF large spot business doing
In the Interior at higher prices increased
tho demand for contracts. AAts In the
session the trading months were " 10
tho new crop months being stronger
thhn the old.
Bpot cotton firm 5b points advance.
Sales on the spot s.0t1; 10 arrive 40.
Low middlins 26.o0c: middliDG 30. Tie.
good middlinE 81. 7bc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24

yuas. I',,s~ss'' AnSrs" Hiss.m tSSSr q ssm~.,.r.
In in Oklahoma City today on business
before the state pardon and parole de-
partment.
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sisas sufssrsd ~ bsunt Of the rssc.
tion although the Ioes on butcher cattle
was close sscoal Hor ths week steers
clossd 30 10 1sc lower with the extreme
most popular while butcher cattle closed
300 lower. Top On native corn feds WAS
tlL7b while bulk q ,hs Elas" st.ors
.Id. ... % nssv ;tG early on" I, SS s.s s,,s
steers )s0ot0. now takes the hes,
In cows and hsifers TO bring ilidi2
while bulk OF the good killers sell $50
800 Csnnsrs ana cutters rqe6o.
lower for week, veslsrs bringing tliU
10. Light receipts helped relieve con.
di,tons In the stocker and feeder msrke,
but y 26050c loss being registered.
Fosdors, best kinds ars bringing ti2 500
1850, plain W medium kinds tliUi?B
stock cows S7O7b0 and helferr up to
t77S. Few stock calves and little de-
mand.
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LE0ALS
-. >.~~$s>~s~~~~~
NOTICE

10 WHOM IT AAY CONCERNS:
Yeu are hereby nstiiled that the Oh
hhQWA County Board Of Equalization
win meet on the first Moaday In June.
that 10 June ind. q 10 O'clock q H..
ees the purpsss sf equaiising the tase
rSs. S'::%' ::iS sossS ocS'' Z rau.,,.,,ou will
ccmmsncs the savslisa ticn Of tases II
suid time. and WIN adjourn from day TO
day untii al tssss In the County Of
Oklshona.. State Of Oklahoma. have
been s0usliSed.
J. N. ALTERNATELY.
Chairman Board Of EQUALIZATION.
June :. 1913. Luther township. town
Of Luther. Dep Eest tevmshsp.
June 10. lyS Nnco)N township. "a.
mead tovnsAlp, pses Creek township.
a:,, ySns lsiS ep.ins crssi scwnehip.
June u. iSIs. Hartssil township,
Springer township. Jones City. Dewey
"5SsS' 5uS"S Il, 1919, EN- ..w,eh,,. IN, .,
HHssssh. cAscssw towaahtD, sswS q
Ssss il. ,s,p, cyv,eAs tsw~sAis ssvs
of spencer, QhlAkemA toWNshiR
June u. I'M. cca4sel Grove t6VnshlD,
,2wn 81 n1ehaev. nastsns tsvnsAse,
'Sss June \. ;;vHa9' 'si9. ssea, township. ca.
''T":e'Rs yu.3 st. ,sss::s ,s"s = iESSSs:s ESr:ss.
june 10. ieIs. City Of Oki1homs CITY.
Ward One. prscIests One 70 Gi1.
June -. iQo. CITY Of Oklahome C1ty.
June ~, ms CITY Of 0hiaho4a C1Sy.
June q, 1919. City II OkiSho3la City,
wsrd Two. Irecinsts @1lt e fhts{lfn
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city Woman to Mansos Resort.

Mrs. l.. c. Holzapfel, formerly chair
man OF the womcn's division OF the
county council of dsfense. who spent
the winter At Kansas City. Mo. has
gone 10 Green Mountain Fails, Colo,
- prepare Green Mountain lodge
which she will manage this year. FOR
summer tourists Mr. Hoisapfel and
daughter. Miss Ruth IIoizapfel, will
Join Mrs. Hoirapfei early in June
making the trip overland.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24

The offices OF United States district
attorney hro again deserted. Frank
H. Ransdeii. assistant attorney lett
yesterday to join ". e. Davis and
Preslie u. Cole. also assistant attor-
reys. At the court In Guthrie. John A.
Fain. United States district attorney
10 stifi In Dallas where he II recover.
ing from the effects OF = minor opera
tlon. The latest reports say that Fair
IL getting along well
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
Poe SIN MlselNe.
Doc csss plssnlseed

Tho case against Guy Norton and
Mrs. q. w. Boiling, charged Jointly
with hsrboring a Vicious dog. vae
dismissed this morning In municipal
court for lack Of prosecution.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
HoAT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. May "a 2--CATTLE.
receipts s00; untested Becves 81 sou
1900, HOGS; receipts 600. steady. Heavy
W.. o.?5D 20.b0. SHEEP, receipts 700 I'm
changed, Lambs 3it .S6lt7j.
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kANOAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. May n.-HOGS re.
ceiptr 500. steady. Bulk }ls.90g2O 40;
hsnvies none, medium $50, ,00d 20. so;
lights 1i9.3SQa03S; pigs sI&0OTi9s0
CATTLE: receipts 700; rs calves; rs "a
700 lower. BHEEP: receipts none
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fell with boch the Champagne front One
OF his dashng his trench the face Of oneome
advancing mad formation July 10th Running fifty yards
the picked wounded comade and spite and
safely bringing back his lines the wounded
the Chateau Thi drive he intimate
terms with the bobe They got him. the boys Showers took
the hospital but returned his regiment time take
the ST. Mhie drive In the Agonne he dstn
yhed himself the Cote de Cha,on Hill S Through
Of his he has made soldier OF
leader of marked ability all whose brilliant
iaring his men, reads his citation
Copyright 1919
(END OF SERIES)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24

FOR SALE BY OWNER -s-reom bun.
galow; brsahfast and bath; buiit.in
features; plenty Of ciosets. . rooms IN
0ak: sAst front; garags an4 1riveway'
select nsishberheod. 9hoHw BY appeinf
nsnt only. Walnut isSo.R,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. May M.--wHEAIt
sssA, SS dSa s.a ss.s IT, sssS; aifG o e ss..ea
mixed slit, No. ! white u. 7sol 80; No.
! yellow Si.1s0l.77. OATS: Y TO icc
lower; No. ! white 7o61okc. No. .
mixed OstSc. RYE: Siih0LS,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May ?,-HOGs: receipts
5000, to ioc higher Bulk $40 tOH
2o,s5. heavy weight 12o.50m m207 rs. me
dium $50 ssf,207s: light sie 5000 55.
piss fisS0g l9.2S CATTLE receipts
1000. 1sc TO MOO lower SHEEP. re-
ceipts /. 900, strong
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-24
0lris In Canning Exhibit.

Oklahoma county girls will have two
exhibits In the state board Of agriculture
canning exhibit In the state capitol next
month. according to word received by
N',s Ita Ross. county home Asmonstrn-
tion agent. from Miss Emma 4. Chsnd
Ter. state agent. Miss Ross will appoint
two girls from her club members. one
OF whom will put up twelve ounces OF
picked onions and the other the same
amount { sslad mixture.