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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
Stock Figures
S,ou, Big Gain
AtYards Here
Receipts Of All Animals Ex-
cept Horses and Sheep
Booming Market,

Figures on the amount Of livestock
handled here this year in comparison
with receipts last year At this time
show 40 increase Of i,ul cars, accord
ing TO w. S. Hutchinss. manager
of the 01lahonsG National Stockyards.
This is tangible proof Of the growth
of the Oklahoma City market. Hutch
inss says. The gain would be more
conspicuus. he says; II the enormous
horse trade dusinU the war had not
been closed by the end Of the conflict.
Only N sheep receipts has the mar
kst. showed . decrease. says Hutch
ings, with the exception Of horses.
Farmers are not raising the number
OF sheep they could. he says.
To date the gain In receipts for
catsh over last year is 1875 head
Calves show y increase Of Su head
Hog recipe have increased 7s,3S7
head. Decrease In the number oi
horses handed this year Is estimated
q s,lH Dscfaass In receipts o. shseG
y estimated At 6,D6. iM{E
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 81, ~ There was
another sharp advance At the opening
of the cotton market today, first prices
being so TO ~ points higher with all
the new crop deliveries making new
high records. July was held back by
tho proximity OF the first notice deliv-
cry. hut sold at 81. TSc. or 50 points net
higher. while October sold at 3?.62c ana
ncw March at 3f.b1c. or 81 to 81 points
above Saturdays closing figurea
Crop advices including more numer-
Gus complaints OF boil NsApti and the
bullisA view OF peace prospects were
considered responsible for the advance
which mot heavy realising and was fol-
lowed by reactions OF 80 or 70 pointa
houses with Wall street and western
connections were particularly heavy
sellers for profits and the reaction from
the opening advance carried prices
hack 10 nearly Saturdays closing with
October selling at 500 and December
at 3207c. Business then became less
active and the market was fairly bteady
around midday on covering ana q mod
erats demand from trade sources.
Tho shGvary weather over the belt
had steadyins effect and at o clock
Dsirss were At = net advance OF - to 81
pnlnts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
new CABINET IS
NAMED BY N|T7|
Selection Of Ministers TO Sue
ceed Orlando Regime Made,

(By The Associated Press.)
ROME, June D.-The new cabinet
which has been chosen to succeed tho
one headed by Vittorio Orlando,
wtich resigned last week, follows:
Premier and minister Of Interior
Francesca Nitts
Foreign uDicAr Touuasso 1dttoni. Do
Colonies-Luiei Rossi.
Justice Of worship-Signor Nor
tara. &
War--Lieut. General Albrioci.
Finanee--Franeesco Tede,co.
Treasury-Signor Schanrer.
Marine ad interimr-Rear Admiral
Sechi.
Observation-Disclosures Baccelli
Public xprks-Signor Panama.
TranspoH-Sian)r De Vito
Agricul,ure-Signor Visoschi.
Industry, Commerce, Labor and
food-Carlo Ferraris.
Posts-Signor Chirenti,
Military assistance and pensions
Siguor Dacomo.
Liberssed provinees-SiSnor Den
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or. Louie.

c.. LOuis. ,uss y a--PouLTRY. %,
teka:: :'s:sss ::sss;aSs:s. s::s * SacE Il. ''s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
THEATERBI

Empress ,heater. II to l0:4S p, m
bryant Wsshburn in Putting 1t
Over: comedy
Majestic ,heater 10 a. m. TO 10 As
p. m.-Dofs Kenyon IN "Twi-
light, comedy.
New Folly theaier. 10 As m 20
l0:4S p m Elsie Ferguson in
Eyes OF the Soul" comedy tray-
elogue; Eddie Polo in Cyclone
Smith"
Dreamland ,heater, ga. m TO IL
p. m.-Tsylor Holmes IN Upside
Down" comedy, Tom Mix in
Stage Driver and the Girl" serial.
Strand thea,er, 10 a M, II noon,
2, 4. q, 8 and 10 p m.-"Romauce IN
the Air" comedy.
Liberty thcater-Pictures ! 70,
40. 6:l5, 80; vaudeville, J, 7;N.
Y.N.
Lyric thes,er, ! 80 to l0;45 o. m.
Vaudeville; pictures.
Palace theatcr. 2:lS TO II 30 r.
m.-Musical comedy, Tommy La
Roses "fads aud Fancies"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
MACHINE GUN TEST
DELAYED BY RAIN

Demonstrations of Serg, II. L.
Hanna in putting up the Browning
machine gun were postponed Saturday
night on account OF the rain. but are
scheduled TO take place tonight In the
demonstrations tonight which will
take place on the main business cor
'ners of the city a speaker for the Sal
walton army campaign will also ac-
company the recruiting car.
Hanna said this morning that the
planned exhibition with the machine
gun at Belle Isle will probably take
the form OF a drill by a squad of SOL
diers showing how they handle it in
actual battle. The recruiting office
is trying 10 get enough ammunition
for him to make a firing demonstra-
tion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
WALL STREET
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 1.-AnticipatinG
the early acccptanQe Of the peace treaty
by the Germans, today's stock market
opened with an Impressive demonstra-
tion of strength. ghins among favor
lite issues ranging Nom l to 4 points.
The scopo Of the carly operations in
dicnted an accession OF buying orders
for speculative interests. including scon-
siderable nhort covering. This s-s met
by heavy selling which cancelled \
large part of the vese before the end u
the first half hohf The reaction affect
ed United States StreI and other lead
ers from I TO ) points,
The cheaper sAus. minor metals and
tobaccos and food issuss led tho irregu-
lar rally Of the oaSly afternoan. Among
pr sr.e: Mn;c;, rSS:trs ,s ASo ess
features, the latter rebounding II
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GRAM.
CHICAGO.

[ CHICAGO June ~. - Prospective
stsnins Of tho peace treaty iifted ths
cora market today TO rev hieh price
records for the 0eason. On the advance
however, profit taking ssles Increased
Opening prioes. which raeged from W
OF 10 Dc hiahery With July Wy q
81. aSn and Septenlesr oi,5e - 3l.D
were followed ~ moderate reaction
from toy figures.
Increased strength dsvel0psd toward
the last a. q result Of covering b,
shorts. The market closed nRm, u,
~ tc net hiGbsr. with Jaly u:U0
i and sspSsmSss s,ssnss Hi;sSSr,, ;,s sorr x,,.,
opening At kc decline % No advance
including ss(A 7ekc 10 fe&c. the mar
hst hardened IN arounAs
Provisions likS grain. we're bvllishl,
Later the MARKET weakened vadtl
sa0ing q hrd By pachsrs Who rscsnsll
Wfo oaylhG.
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Relief Work
Is Under WAY

EVANSVILLE. Minn.. June 2j-
Forty seven persons are known 10 be
dead, 100 are injured and in emer-
geney hospitals and property valued a.
SUDm is destroyed as a resuI, Of the
tornado which swep, Though Fergu,
Falls late yesterday afternoon.
Relief work is under way with plenty
OF doctors and nurses on hand. There
IS possibility that tho death list may
reach sixty when the ruins OF the
Grand hotel have been thoroughly
searched, as II is known MANY bode,
are still beneath ,hl pile.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
Wife Declares
Pair of Shoes
All Mate'Caoe
And So Daisy Simmons Is
Asking Divorce From Ga
brieI Simmons,

Alleging that during the nrt years
she has been married 20 Gabriel Sim.
mons he has provided for Acr no weac-
ing apparel but one pair o, shoes
Mrs. Daisy Simmons this moinnR
filed sui. for 4 divorce.
Mrs. Simmons alleges also that her
husband has cursed and struck 1cr
and that he has been cruel TO her son
by former marriage She seeks an
equal division OF their farm near
Luther and asks that her husband he
restrained from disposing OF the prop
erty before the final hearing OF the
case
The couple was married in Febru
ary 1910 and separated last Novcm'
Der.
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r4w York, June Sl.-.llaw sss1l
SisRsvs 4 AS.Soc; No son. s.5sc.
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COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. June -. Ger
many's decision to sign the peace treaty
caused F!se OF 10 to s. points
In the price OF cotton today. October
touched 3225c, new high level, IN
the first half hour OF trading. The
Lancashire spinning strike was con-
sidered highly unfavorable and offset TO
some extent the bulliSh effect OF tho
peace tsrms.
vsry heavy liquidation from the long
side appeared and 1t forced n reaction
from the advance. At non July was is
points under the closing level OF last
week and thu new crop months were II
to ~ points pver.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged.
saIes1 on the spot i.oH bales; TO ar
rive, VT90 Low middlnxGe ~ Soc mid
ding aS7se; good middlins. 5s.7Sc. Re
cciptA 7.s2et stock. i22.6ss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

ThuhdSr U6oW0r0 Wep0Ft00.
Scattered rains and thunder showers
occurred over tho state last night but
too light 20 delay tho wheat harvest.
the weather bureau annovnee1 lhio
morning Some rain was recorded -
Woodward and thunder showers were
reported nj many other ssctioNs u ~
northwestern part of tho state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

1875. CATTLE: receipts $4,000; slow
sr. Choice heavy .::tsers Va, 7STlS:Se; sSe;
7i.io, choice lights liis56i5 %; com.
mon ls25di2ib. butcher heifers $50
nlo; cows is5S1ii1s cannsra sl5
q rs; calves tl3000lt.25; fecdeIs " 30
dIifb; stocksrs T0oUlfb0. BHEEP
i7JO, culls Sii 600 1928; yearllng weth.
ers tlO2bH 400 ewes W 6.o0us.oo;
ewes, cuils t3s00575. breeding ewes
so OoG IL 90. goats SS.0oQs.25.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Julp 1a-HoGs io:Sooi
NIi.sO; medium. t2i lb1.l1S; light
ais.5001l2b; pigs. tlLoo020.0o,
CATTLE: 6.OOo: steady; eoo1 heavy
steers. ti20oa 10 90. common. ei0.7bg
I200, choice lights. tli.bsH 1900. oom.
mon, $3.50 2 90. butchers heifers. w.
Uil50. cows, N0OUe.1i calves. DO
or 70; feeders, n.fSQu.5o: stockeis'
" S0VlfS0
SHEEP. $500: no sales. bidding low
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE YOURSELF?

who
Had magic lamp
Won a pair OF silver ska,eS'
Went to ball in a pumpkin coach
Lived in a candy house in the
woods1"
Are questions posted in the chill
drens, reading room a, Carnegie Il.
brary by Miss Olivette Snyder.
Children spend hours looking Ut
fairy story characters when we create
new angle Of interest" said Mis-,
Snyder today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. June "a. .-Hods: receipts
1900; higher. bulk S2l.0o01l so heavy
$40 900 2tJso medium go. 300 2l.kS. ligat
iis.2562LSs: pigs $1,000 1875. CAT
heavy steers $1,000 1875. medium. vi. 80
q 90. common Si0.SJGl2.Sb. lights
SiS25ni5.e0 common Si0.00Vi3.2b
butcher hsifcrs S7s5GisS6; cows $50
Vi2.7S; Gamers 80 75V7s0i calves t625
Ti77S; feeders is16gli7b; stockerS
~ 00Uis.00. SHEEP: receipts 20,-
900. slow. lambs sitboq 100; cuils
~ 0o1i,oo: yeAflng wsthers Aonq
l37b. ewss choice (6.261t,S. culis
81 bD1b rs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
50 DEGREES IN SOUTH
PART or OKLAHOMA

A maximum temperature Of SO a.
srses was reached in the Sbathsrn
part of the sssss yesterday sccording
to ne weather bureau. This q the
highest Temperature registered hle
summer h OklshoaAa. h was cd'n-
parativeH cool kesss Yesterday, ~
mA1imuA tetnpefstsaS only fesehlag
8 degse which n not high fer. -
last d }aGe A .enperatuse Of 9 -
srest ~ reSisRssd is Qklahems
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

Women like to dino at tie skisvtn
Grill. (AAv.l
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FREDERICK EDITOR
SUCCEEDS SHEPLER

Governor Robertson today apaoin,-
ed J. L. Newiand Of the Frederick
Leader ~ a slember Of the state board
Of edueation succeeding John Shepler
Of Lawton. who died several days ago.
NewlanA will sssunr his new Aotie:
Al once,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

Tho sewage subcommittee u the
Chamber OF Commerce pueeie heallh
committee met In the Shirvin hots, TN
noon with o. g. Wilson. eomnisslee0
Of public works. and n. J. r. Martin.
city physican. TO mako . prsunlnary
survey q It's vrok and draw " q re-
mittee ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

Louis Terry. Of Hobart. sscrstary ei
law after July ives IN OkhhsmA CIV
today Ia conference With NDorooAey -
State Joe s. Nosris and oth1s msAbees
of the commission relstiv 70 plnoo ~
administering the rew law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

Mrs, Gertrude Lewis. In charge Of the
women's department OF the fedora,
state employment bureau. vas puzzled
for a minute which Q man brought his
wife md mother TO her this morning
harvest cooks Mrs. Lewis asked the
man II he untsndo-.tol work, lie looked
strong and healthy, she said She wR1
relieved when he told her he intended TO
find harvest work himself.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

For meals IKE msther sSvsA-IAs
SkIrvin CRU. (Adv.S
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A picnic will be held by the Aitruistic
and Quality clubs of the Y. ". c. A.
tomorrow at Northeast lake The pic
mic will take the place Of the regular
monthly social tonight Boy friends Of
members have been invked. The trip
to the lake will be mad>in trucks fur
nished by tho Curtis. Booth anA Bent
ley company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

Luther .. and Ida c. xs.SsSsse -
morning fllad . svit ~ - 80 =
court rsstriaining L. L. A. o00s
sros:9g sr i;s% ss:'Ss.: ss"Sss:':f { m.s 49,
The Armstsonss sDsss TT ~
bought Iout the business Of the Qeoq4e
etu win the vndsss(andtn9 ~ ~
GOOD viii vas Included In the yafsAoeA
II v alleged th6t the Criteheso ~
about 10 20 iato busiaem u eeo9n
they reserved for an Office.
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.ifpB4iefs


One. Hudson super six. one Oakland
sx and two For cars, used for tho
transportation OF liquor into Indian ter
court ut Guthrie today.
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For Quick Sale the
Following Properties

We have for quick sale Q two-story
home located At 10th and 6hartsl Win
east front. This home has nine rocn,s
which includes two slssping. peecA:s
built. o.E Gpors throSchout, vklis
enamel nnishl servants auartsrs ana
garage. basement. furnace heat. 81.
tionary laundry tubs. on ear line with
fifteen minute service. Price sS.ssoW'
terms.
Just Off ciasssn Blvd, We have .
Aics two-story hardwood finiA'
sarase driveway, on old paving. nov
home ID conveniently arranged ~ u
has three bedrooms on secon1 ileoe
and also one bedroom on first floor
We have an attractive price OF %! No.
We have . choice st1.foom bpng.iow
on o3rd o.. near Classen bivd., thres
roo3s finished IN oek. an latest built.
T. s:asasss ars: s,os:'' 1ss ~ss m~, 'front.'
porsS. 6ssstIfully decorstea. Sarsse and
and cST b had for SSSoo, -.
We aloo have q choice stH- roem nun-
Raiow on seth st.. and C1asesn blvd.'
double built. bassynent,. gAraes. eN d!a-
Usrl1a. 6heles and linslsurn.. pcsscsoson
sN q ahost July iet. enc OF the SlSn-
~ vu0e Wx-Iuom Ugu3etoWS !"
koms csty. One loot at ri: q the
SyicS Il 0See.eo ana you vtll buy II
a higk grads Nve.room bunQAlov'
e1uh,s SalK, tust OF C'assea 1--we.
!. ~ ssd dsiyftys lesaio; A ~,
MN roon. 69h oeade brick maasel
n kY,s y ,sses:sS kss - '..ss cs... ~; :
- 8lt{nsc ~ III
SDse than u = NV Iae4 ~ ~ ~
Srielna 4 In aee~seneS s~"s L''
An EAST SIDE HOME.
A t>n.room, doubIs.bniit. harevood
thresGSSut. high erade lecesstlons
SieS GU1c electrical fi1tufse. one g
tH1 tssS keS Vnter heating pants y y
OkhASGa City. on q heautfsi hi9nIy
ImSsVvs1 csrRsr. froatiqe north ~
Ssct. 0es1 ssrase and nrvants Soas.
,tsrS. oN pavinG. In firR coase eoeal'
ten b ever wAy. parties Hev!Me ~
1eiPo1. Wlil ssn at . prtee a. ~
O.0 q under actual cost Of ne Npov.
GGC1iSo6 property. Cas- snow teii
|. sssSsiy q. any time ~ w ss''
- IA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

Wooden Shoes In Window Otspeof.
A pair OF quaint Dutch wooden s6eee
is one OF the features In Z display oe
war relics and German insignia ~ e.
hlbition in a down town kweiry stcse.
The shoes apparently bsloa0sd - .
well-to-do Dutch lassie, because ~
hive deliberately decorated leatAGr
tons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
cree,srv Man 70 Clinton.

Clark NJ Oursler. formerly men, +.
ber OF tho firm Of Oursler brothers.
owners Of creamery In Oklahoma
City. has located In Clinton. where he
represents u local creamery manu-
fpctureT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
CONFEDERATE HOME
OFFICER SELECTED

Col. Jim Tom Story of Bennington
was appointed today by Governor
Robertson to be a member OF the
board OF control Of the Confederate
home At Ardmorc.
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"pivs okvs 0(Vleer ttepe.

Real eats served real oslse--1AA
skirvin Grili. (A0Hr
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Funds advanced Immediately for city
loans. Lowest Rates. Gum Brothers
Company. - tAdv.)
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KANSAS cry sAsn GRAIN.

| KANSAS CITY. Juns n-cash:
s5ssss'T.. "a ;:sss'?a:. q: : las.E !; a
snsssnI.S ss:s q . .':ei S.e mi..S' SGoss' .s,
":' Se ScIs WHIT: snsi!n.. :l:.; NS NS ,:IsH. ,:S...
Hon.. RYE: II. al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
STEADY TRADING
N CATTLE HERE
Advance Of 50 10 so Cents
in Hog Prices,
RGcgiRrs TO-DAY.

CATTLE--Tr Trading In cattle this
morning was steady, Steers were scarce
In tho market here. tho bulk consisting
Of medium TO fair weight grassefs,
which sold for - to llO.b0. Best COWS
and heifcrs sold for $3.50 TO ~ Other
prices we're. Gamers and cutters, IS 2s
TO So ?b: bulls. 81 to fs calves ii3 as.
The cnlf and stockcr markets were
steady.
CIsisG Quotstis1s.
Prices NJ tho various grades Of cattle are
approximately a. follows:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

A real fourth OF July toy cannon 10
on tho market. IL carries n compart-
ment for holding carbon powder and
q drip hog for water. When the powder
mixes with the water II forms a gas
and--binR' Fond parents will hand
over anywhere from s1.b0 TO $3.50 for
their hopeful's backyard bombardment
Ammunition costs .0c a box.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
New Reeh Island sehssvls.

A new schedule OF train ssrvies oa
the Rock Island, wspt Into sffsct yes
terday morning. Trsis nom dc last
Que nj S:5 O'Clock In tho morning ar
rived At $50 o'clock tpd left fos the
west at SSs. The train from tAs west
due At ESQ O'Clock IN the aftsrneoa
arrived five minutes eaSlier. Dveuin0
train from the west afissd At eao aR1
left at $50 y. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23
LlStingS Wanted
We want to list snythiag lhst you
have Jor sale in the way Of Business or
building sites.
D. r. Cummings
Phone Walnut sos. Iia Celeord Rlds.
Have Cash Buyer
VAN METER co.
Walnut i011 III OIL Exchange B1dg.
LECALS
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
gosss BIN No ~. Ses u he i.sSisls.
tire Of lSl1. state q Oklahoma, thas
eeelsd probosae wtll b reesived hv the
etats Board q Public A0Airs fcr ths
% q n;,o sunr a. 70 % SS: o:hSoms x sns
City, oklahoma, for printing and dsIlvs
ertng ~ copies each OF two vSeYmee
Of the reports Of the supreme court d
0aiG proposals will b. opened and
rsa4 a . ncon on the stA day OF July
re spse.fiestions for printing each
y2.sxs and ne term: q n. eontrsss re-!
bl16sr are on m in the efsics u ths
Ulats beafd Of public Affairs, at ~
nav = rad and e.sSissi tcp.ss &
thS samA toesther With aM necessary
infeFpatl0a and blanks. Win b. fuf.
n. n!:ssd :ny :y Iscsp'ct'vs b'ddsF On ess''-
Ia tSSsI sSa .A.ll' deposit with The
= pfsecsaL ~ sum ofSSi61. % 70 q
f0rfG11e1 IN the olAte Ia cnse he sAAll
~ 61Ahs conesact eocqrdlh0 WITH III
Soeoe of his. peoposAl II aQesptsd, an1
aoo0C1lnG Vifh the reQq1rosNeats oi
Hon. Bl0 No. Syy, 81 q loooesotufe %
1911. aa4 shall take 2 receipt. theEelse
EsH AZ state sosrd Of RSS,ie snc sTaat. g Y:
ssSs s.s q: .:a stSsse Ss,ss ss%s % X:
hoard q public affairs With his pro-
- psoposai sAan spssify he prse,
~ yoDane at which The voeume % h
puhliaNo1 during tkA contract csriet
sAsll D IN 70 resI3sats g !hie stats
-: go h rssssvss TO rs,sst an,
txATA 10AND o. PUHIc AZ
, \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-23

Mrs. Sarah walker returned five
Crcss headquarters Saturday Afternoon,
~ a portion Of the knitting ne has
recently completed.
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or. IoUio.

e. LOUIS, June y CORN: No. !.
o1.0<Di. %. No. . white. li.Sohot.N.
Q14y: No. !. 7ioeiMc' No. white.
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Toy Cannon on Sale.

Walters schooled In service attend
your wants at the skirvin Grill tAdv. J
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A basebaii team for late afternoon
play has been organized by Harry
Martin, supervisor OF Fairgrounds, sta
toned at Bryant school.
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charss Ao,,ost MexIe.n propoed.

Ezekiel Morales, a Mexican. who has
been charged with conjoint robbery
ives released from the county jail this
n,osning. the charge having been dis
mlshed by County Attorney Robert
Burns
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kANsAs CITY.

KANSAS CITY, June -. Clcn'
Q0AN. j.E q, ,ssM; sspt. n.mHsS'
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Woodmer TO asvs S>elss,

A benefit social yin 3 stvsa ts
row evening by Olive 0tuvs ~
circle No. iss In ]. o. o. hsn. w.
stree. and Grand avenue. F01re4
the program win fs rhyms - -
tlfnR contests and . potato Cace.
Grigsby. Miss hsude Snydte,. ~!
fie Fursf. ,Miss Nsvie BrowG3n9Hl -
ley Pearson. Miss LsSe CaysN
ence aud Arettes Fsry,
othy Henry will appeet - neev
ing during the evening. - ~ -
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Willard school children. while some
what handicapped by building opera
tions now going on. on the grounds. are
becoming adopts at croquet. Evening
games IN which grownups take a hand
are popular.
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Hot bread. Parkerhosne and cSana.
mon rolls. every day. I .. m. Brown
c. o. d. (AAv.l
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ReervItIou evVletIce r. oeeeH

Calls for nene for army Avty q ths
Mexican border are being uads By IL
lccai recruiting station q an rNllruoA
s'ntiona on bulletin selrds Daesel ~
Conspicuous places. *
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First payment on the SD q elleeoQ
ss s mss. sss ~ e: e.. iis:s s:sy 's:S s.s.: -
until July I. according . UGDuoo
Wells. school treasured
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.Anttssptlc shampoo removes dandrur
i1o West Second. Wal tfsT. (Adv
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.xANSAs lIY. !uns ii;--suTTEn
si ssssnes. u. PoVLtRt; lowcs;
M. S&e; Es1Rssss. isc; hssr:.s.s
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Miss Ita Roas. aasisted by MSs. c. ,.
Coilins. will 90 % Joaes tosnorrov y
open q twe.da short course On can
ming and baking. The sosrse wtli b.
exactly the sans an the one given BY
Misa Rosn In choctnw last week.
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MIDDAY STOCKS

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