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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-16

My Little Girl just received an or
their Chicago office to represent them,
and am writing to you while waiting
for my train. BY the time you receive
this, shall be many miles from, here
Ii loc>ta ~ W much to me as if they are
tryinr - 1t me there permanently 10
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-16
Love Letters That Have Made Good

and lock in my breast as beautiful and
valuable treasure to be kept as sacred
trust
Dreams, just dreams of long ago.
Dreams can never change the past.
You're rhine IN dreams until the last
Those golden dreams of long ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-16
Liberty Theater.

At this coy little house for Sunday
viii be offered one or The big at,rac-
tions in fiimdom "Iiasputtn. the Black
Monk, which is one Of the pictures
that viii go down IN history as a
vivid and true portrayal OF the real
cause OF the downfall of the Eussia
monarchy This man, f:asp4tin Weld
ed an enormous amour: Of power
through his bold on the faiuliztic 81
perstitIous approximations OF a fenati-
cal empress. who sought 10 save har
husband. hut lost both him aud his
throne through the very means sire
had thought to have sued hirn ~.
Truly X eat picture. AMI one that
VIII live IN Nour m-tunrv - hen oihe.
things o. life have faded rom view.
Also will lie shown lie tw eltth episohe
Of the patriotic sofia! Wolves Of
FIG.tur.n 0ilh Miss l..-1h Ba.rd 81.
taken at, 1;esher. tac f.seuds of tlis
Liberty nave a fin" program arranged
for them.
For next week. there VIII he Mary
Browns Tropical Maids. show
with a pep.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-16

To increase the supply of oil and fat
in Germany, the seeds of sunfowers and
peoples were more widely sown this
wear than last wear.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-16

Rev. J. y. Walker and wife or Wind
sor Mass. WHO have been maxim. an
extended trip through the south ar
rived in Pensacola Il ON New Orleans
yesterday afternoon and ae nov viassi-
ing as the guests o: Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Monk at their home. 3n4 Wet
Gregory street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-16
Contributed by s. L. c.

Ny Darling N;fc-IIow can words
convey 10 you all that | feel and wan:
to say to yor. my &C., my loved one Do
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
TIE VOTE.

The tos yoteof tae candidates tol-
s9ss
f'irst Ward For Mayor Gott, 1iSf
Iseyy. So for Counselor Ruiinan. ii4 !.
for Aldermen Parkinson If6 Smith.
t4ll
second Ward For Mayor Gott, l02:
levy, 10 for Counselor Rnilniail,
RS. for Aldermen Taylor. rs, Wells,
ll0; Beavin, 81; IFcales. 20.
Third Nari For Mayor Cot, G9.
Levy. 20l.: Tor Counselor Rilllaiaii.
I52 foT Aldermen aIecreaay EOS.
stevens, l45 Winchester, 93 Hugg.
I'd
FFaurth Narsl For Mayor c1,tf, aikk
Levy l6 Tor t'atsnseipr.s Rullman, 4''f
sfn4 Aldermen blackburn, safA
field Al
T9als For Mayor: Levy. 800: Gott.
SS2G LeYy's plurality, Ct. For CouIs-
seeker Esallsanfi. 4as
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
ARRESTED FOR AN
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY

x
George Sanches, colored sailor sta
toned at the Naval Academy Hospital,
was brought before Magistrate WEIGH
yesterday morning, charged with at
tempted feionions entry into the house
at IS Calvert street. occupied BY Mary
Brashears, colored The occupant Of
the house was awakened early Satur-
day morning by a noise a a window.
Investigating, tile would-he burglar
wa squatted b few feet away on q
low shed. When she screamed the
man ned, and the neigilborhood turned
out in answer 10 the alarm
Sanches was sighted on the streets
by those who sought the rniscreant
and fed from them According to his
own story he saw the crowd and heard
someone say There ne ID. Then >
pistol shot was fred and he took e
his heels. He was found short time
later hidden Iii an outpuiining. The
arrest was made BY 0fficer Curry.
The bail was fixed At $500. and
was furnished by Eaward Carroll. col
lored. after which the prisoner was
released TO await court trial
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
BOARDS
HOLD CONFERENCE
Four Important Committees Ap-
pointed To Conduct Affairs
At Emergency Hospital
MAN ON EACH BOARD

Last night conference lasting over
two and a half hours was held at the
Emergency Hospital with the Hoard
5of Managers. Medical stan, and Ad-
Yisory board present,
The meeting was presided over by
the president OF tie Board or Man
ayers, Miss Kate Andrews The meet
ing was called for the purpose of APP
pointing committees on matters gov
erning the hospital management.
Among the gentlrmen present at the
meeting were the following DIR,
William S. WEIGH. Judge Robert Moss.
Senator Frank NJ. Duyail. James NJ
Munroe and vi. Meade EIolladay. Esq.
members Of the Advisory Board.
Four committees we're appointed
with one or two men on each II Ii
understood the chairmen Of these com
smittees will form the Executive Board
Iof the Hospital and ii Is expected 4
lady will be chairman Of each Of the
four committees.
The chairnen are to be selected la
ter
The following we're the committees
appointed
Finance Committee w Meade Hol-
iladay. Harry 4 Hopkins. Miss Kate
w Randall. Mrs. ST. George Barber.
Mrs. j. Fl McMakin
Medical Stan James NJ Munroe, pr
w. s. Welch, Mrs u. MI Garrison, Mrs
II. II Green. Mrs Raymond Stone.
buildings. Grounds and furnishings
Judge Robert Moss. Dr. ]. Oliver
Purvis, Mrs. Edgar Basil. Miss Kate
Andrews, Mrs. j. w. Martin
Housekeeping. Food and Furnishing
Senator Frank Nj. Dnvall, Mira. ST.
George Barber. Mrs. ri d, TisdaIe,
new member (to be electedl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
SEND PROMISED CAKES
FOR SERVICE MEN TO
BLADEN ST. ARMORY

All ladies In Annapolis. suburbs and
county. who promised cakes for the
big reception to BE given the soldiers
sailors. marines. nurses and all who
have in anywise served n the war,
are requested to send these cakes u
he State Armory Biaden street, on
Thursday, any time during the day
Ii Is hoped all who promised cakes
and whose names are on the list Will
not fail To fulfill their promise Some
one Will be at the Armory 10 receive
the cakes on Thursday The dinner,
reception and dance, together With the
presentation of medals, Will DO held on
Thursday from $50 on.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
COMMANDER HOWARD
HANDLES ATHLETICS

Commander Douglas Ii Howard, ".
IS. n. has heen designated aa athletic
officer at the Naval Academy and sec
retary treasurer of the Navy Athletic
Association, relieving Commander
Charles s. McWhorier, now on leave,
He will take charge within few
weeks.
Commander Howard Is an Annapoh
tan and is very we'll known here. He
played on the st. Johns Eootball
eleven. and then at the Naval Acad-
emy, captainIng the team In his last
year Later he returned as assistant
coach, and then acted as head coach
for three seasons.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
Occupying New Home

spa View Heights, an arteryf MIR
ray Hill, Is taking on new Nfe. and
is putting on q real residenal cir.
Several new homes have been eceutly
built. and families are move eittef
moving in, or have moved in.
The family og Mr. John TayIr, deck
offlcer of the Reina Mercedes, hays
moved into their neW home near The
water at the site of the old BaH Ridge
bridge
alr. Bernard HIM, chief mec anician
Iat Myers Garage, has moved INTO hia
attractive new home on Fife street
Spa View Heights, which he As noN
occupying With his family. Te hOuBe
is located near that Of Prof. Eereti
AIr. George Frank and fanny hare
moved into their new home. ind ars
having the grounds about tle placs
graded and sodded
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
BOOMING URISTS
FOR G()VERNDRSHIP
Democrats Are After A Com
promise candi
date
LOOK 70 SOUTHERN MD.

Today's Baltimore American has the
following political story Of local In
terest:
In an effort 10 bring anont sem
hIanse Of harmony where chaos now
reigns, number 81 the Democratic
leaders moi identified with the state
organization have started independent
boosns for members Of the party oc-
sunying exalted positions AS South
ern Maryland Is about the only sec
zion og the state iii which factional
feeling does not run high candidates
are proposed from the lower counties
About the only men regarded as
available here are anchored on the
bench. and ii is from among hose Il
ii hoped d compromise candidate may
Be takcn. Two names of jurists. who
arc Men and fayorably known have
been suggested and the Wonid be iar-
monlzers are now waiting to learn how
they will suit the opposing organtza-
tions before pressing The candidacy Of
either
The gentlemen who have been
pushed out into the Iimelight are Judge
Robert Moss. Of Anne Arundel. and
Chief Judge John r Isriscoes Of the
Seventh judicial circnit who lives Id
calvert. Judge Moss Is associate
Judge In the Fifth district. and was
elected two years ago. following his
appointment by the late Governor
C,rotherss as successor 10 the late
James III. Brashears Judge Briseoc Is
i rAenlber Of the Court of Appeals Of
Maryland
Whether either of the jurists Is In
receptive mood has not been ascer-
tanned Indeed II is question whetll-
IL lacy would give up what Is generS
ally regarded llfe position for an
uncertainty. FOR ia nominated the cam
didaie would be expected 10 make an
active campaign and As u is flQt iii
keeping with the dignity of this once
to go on the stump II would be incun-
bent on him to resign, as did Justice
Hughes. of the Supreme Court, when
iC 4USEdtItEs AAAC lA0tb4hNS ~ ~ SSSsst ~tes
'.Ifnder the circumstances i Is
doubtful whether either inrist. unless
Inc would not object TO retirement, VIII
accept the honor especially since he
cannot BE 1T all certain Of election
for the trend Is now toward the Re
.pus,Iicans. SO the booms may be re-
garaed ali feelers
From organization sources again
comes information that the state peo-
ple VIII 90 down the line with Rit-
chic. Evidently the Attorney General
intends 10 stick. for he IL continuing
an active though quiet campaign IN
the counties. He is moving from
place to place meeting the voters per-
sonally, and. his friends claim, Is mals-
ing satisfactory headway.
AT this time the Baltimore. Is we'll
III the state factions remain Us far
apart as the poles and few entertain
hopes Of their getting together.
Judge Moss was appointed By Gov.
Harrington Ed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
LOST BOY FOUND BY
ANNAPOLIS POLICE
Recognized BY Description Given
Ii Circular From Parents Ii
Scranton, Pa.
TELLS PATHETIC STORY


shart 10, iee in The anital YES
ttar.iay giving nn,ioa IL fl,e reward 81
f,.eoa u, y, ci,.c,,,.,y rf..slv,..l frau, Wr
ma aI,s uupa staae t,i .,at,lo an
IS, ,.fer,,,s, /, u, ,,f III a. Ii, theI
sf.;, Rt,a was tl,,,ussl.t 81, .,e III This II
alItv resulted IN the tinding II iii,
lost hoy iii his boarding house oi
rlird street las, night rglice ofi
laers Who read me notice recognized
ia description .lsa,, q. fitting
youth wha ma been Ii, Annapolis Isl
aho1f I week IS me ennlus 81 sfr
Rohb Combs.
l,lsulry Iea s.,e nti,cers rs lle nom,
fof Mrs loeess where Ia b.trtlea
ami tho boy Ma, s.,on anprehentIeg
ana aak keil ~ ti,9, poifce station mhest
he spent the night. This morning
when hn was questioned hy the 0iflc
IIafs he admitted thai lle III the Henry
stone ge,,vO, by the advertisement.
stone Is auite tail for his age. and
locks to 81 about eighteen years Old
though he says. az did the advertise.
ment. that he il only sixteen. He is
ia. q lad looking boy. ana II possess
af soY nnita 4 Mos manner
The story which vas told iii the
hoy III one II. which, Il little limo of
tragedy nre,Iominates. and which stirs
little sympathy for the boy. IFa told
.it FIJI I straightforward manner and
wfthp,f any annarent desire Ia vinfii
cate hiu.elf for having rui, away. Ills
naprsssion was natural and the bricf
tale WAS. wlthal. very well told.
& ii was III Scranton, he said. ,tIlat
began II run around with crowd
III had boys. we were not s9 very
had. hui We were pretty noisy, and /
guess people rot tired 81 III. one af.
tcrnoon there was ii big bulldog On the
street near nv fathers store. and we
gcfIt up 4o him ana took MS collar Off
About thai time u Iafy came along.
Tha bulldog was hors. and she said.
I'll have you IN fsr this said,
Like heck you wili and went on
down the street. Then forgot ali
,poaf II until the next morning, while
was eating my breakfast III comes 4
policeman and takes me along with
him.
They sent me To Il refermatory. &
He gave tho name III The institution.
ana then added say. mister. don't
pnt that ia the napcr. please. III they
saw ii and found out where am
they'd come and take mo haek. he.
cause I'm breaking parole in running
away I'll tcll you about that In d
minute
You ought ID have seen the stun
they gave us TO eat in the reform
school Honest, the coffee that we
had was just like ink and the things
we had 20 cal were Just about as bad.
Il was supposed ID stay III the school
or one year. il behaved myself. but
We did some things that were against
the rules, and had to stay two years
before was paroled. When you get
crowd of boys together like thu,
they don't care much what they do.
And. say. you ought 70 have seen the
boys in that school
When asked Ii the boys of the
school we're 4 bad lot nc said. Badi
Oh Boys, which. interpreted. means
that they were very bad ID; itiieed
After had STAYED two years they
4 far,,,ar III New Jersey named nj ton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
l.IttIe I.irlll Tratera

There will be meeting Of the Little
Light Bearers. oi the Presbyterian
Church 1t the home of Mrs John
White. Campus of st johns College,
Wednesday afternoon At sa0 O'Clock,
a full attendance Is desired The lit
lie Light Bearers are young mission
aries of the church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
COURT OF APPEALS
RESUMES SESSIONS

The Court or Appeals convened last
night for the purpose Of handing down
opinions argued during the April term
Of court. 1t was in consultation last
night and this morning At two, the
Court took up the argument In the
appeal OF Isaiah Fountain. colored,
convicted in the Circuit Court for
Caroline county, of criminal assault
on white girl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
(;irlss Entertainment

A number Of young girls viii hold
an entertainment on Saturday even.
ing ins the garden of the home of Mrs
q. a. L. Wilson. Market street, for the
benefit Of the fund for the Salvation
Army. Ii ID hoped BY tie WORKERS
to make neat sum TO help swell the
fund for the drive.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
EINTY AGENTS WORK
I'm PAST TWO WEEKS
81 .or Emergency Dem
,atif A ent Says Out
la Is Bright
81 ii q WHEAT

eeba tlie
tfg is'slit ft1f
" sarris has
fee in1fttVa
liD; sitie nnder
for .tsl Iis tA4t.
the coEat
afri
mer caItiiis
ne Agent is The
g olae u the
isiiea plant hug
nre mi seyefs,l
afraid tliat slie
4is htit the 4 I'M
fe serials In The
tlii he only
be taken ID or
m iaage e rttps are
tll includes kceDing
/, Is, The % i5e nE ne
hansl with i net
process speeiaily
ne large The farm
.l,ilb & rlt tlie wlteal dur
at- lttl ille plota which
.,a examined lnok IS though
m produce at liasl thirty
IL
+ ille trucking SECTIONS colorcl
AZ hs,e faen noticed heaiiig and
It.4 fiir felllF II ii quite pos
,hal mis- form of labor viii be
MS popular III sections where
ssss Il aal lteas II reminds ono
.islf j lilp Helds Of France in
sens istys when the sainen
|ss5 Sif tjie hrlds Tliese women
agte great deal of good work
h tl,ar shortage keeps up we
.id more of this type of
Esed
lAA9 shs Nealher had been ideal
seslifg If tho wheat II hts
id hlttshipa on the trucker lii
III Il fhe county they are pray
II tesr weather while hi The
saa d desired Both are need
sps III. II the weather man 10
fslefa las again lnada It'll
'sF ii tl,e Sudley nclglllior
tlste broke cut once before
u stfertor1 iRspec
Fg Il this work Ii tie State
s'isalai VISIT to the farm and
iilal Il Is The first time In
sfa months in the entire State
Ssl3si Nherc tie sliseasc has
ft9t nreniises on which II
4 tht time authorities were
be regretted taat
oefor III Anne Arundel
results entirely from not
SQUIRTING the infected hogs
'elR iiyt'lg animals from stock
ia Tho disease. Vaccination
ilft tllGr disease from
lae arH had die entire neigh
- ea Il once when the
nialie its appearance the
sis the The State Inspec
hat seeil unnecessary
tl.tos communities III the
ess nRtpg to feel that tho
hns done whore
y labs exist Is the
4 sairised. eommnni-
"a efiuusly 81 organ
'iti leiEhhorhootl has
meeting when
all1 tlle Home Dem
pok & club will
ID Page Fiyco
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
ANNAPOLIS, ND. TUEsDAY. lINE y. 1919.
Levy Wins Fight For
Mayoralty Nomination

Alderman Who Fought Filtration
Job Wins Fight Against City
Organization, Defeating Win
son G. Gott Pine Majority In
Home Ward IS The Telling
Stroke
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

Commander Hodgerx ReaAslgned
Commander d. II r Rodgers, Y s.
III, has been detached from duty in the
once of naval operations. Navy De-
partmerit, and assigned To duty II the
Naval Observatory. this city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
FOR SALE

Dwelling 1t 217 king George ST.
For particulars apply to Charles E
Lee Phone sos. 1885,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
John !. Levy

d01n j. Lev
Jelln j. Levy candidate for Maasar,
vas bern IN Annapolis on March#33
1915 He graduated from 81 MsEss !
Isareshial school and spent abouE tssa
terms ali 81 Johns College. At The
.lgs Of fifteen, his formal educ4tfan
came To an end, hut hs has aIseas !
bee ii Il deep student Of his feliowsTuan
aati of public questions His iatersst
fa these Is sincere and earnest asld
on tie questloifs which AFFECT his ossa-
aluasty he always has taken seressg
and defnite positions.
Levy made his 6rst pelstieal
fight SIX years ago when lle was bass
III defeated for tic aldermanic fIoissi-
nation III he Third ward w1se
since then. lie has been nominated asld
elected
Having received q business tralnssag
III lilo store Of his father Miehael
levy, the we'll known shoe merchant
ef West street MIR Levy became as-
sec afed with him as a partner, and
All his death. become sole owner 81 tae
aiinpnrtaa. business Mr. Levy issa
lllesllor Of the local lodge Of Elss
George L. RuIIn,an
George E luilman who has been
reaaninssea for CITY Counselor Wits
pu opposition. after serving N the
pos fion for two terms, Is a gralu a6e
iii ST. John College and III the Lass
Department of the University Of Mar
j; l.l. He Is son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WI Henry Ralsman, 0f this cdty. M
Rlllnaan Was d student Of tho last
Army Training Camp before the close
of the recent war. and was eomnllas
aiored second lieutenant about tlss
sd Of the armistice.
FIRST Ward Aldersncn
Elmer e. Parkinson Is The Nessor sc
tiie Counsel III the way ot total ses-
AIT tNo Different periods. he has
sorsatl a number OF consecutive crTl8s
ss alderman from the First sa0ard.
He has been chairman Of the3S rect
committee for considerable Rerio7d.
Mr. Parkinson Is actively eIrgased 81
4 hl.iider and contractor
charles " Smith. Mr. Parklas asorEs
scaiIe agne. Isl Il merchant and oagraet-
or III ihe meat and progisionlinea.
He mas built up large bIsines
thfoagh his energy and fair dealing
syr. smith has served two terms as
alderman.
second Ward Aldermen
John II Wells. leading bssiIlesa
nlaa und veteran alderman, gain
san the ticket III the Second 8sSyakd
air. Wells had given close assentlpn
% public business while nensbe sci
ths City Council
Hss running mate Is John N 9a y Iar
Who d business Is that of undsat q ks'T
Mr. aylor IL one of the leading spirszs
of TIE independent Fire Conapasg, aas1
received q most flattering vosei \ fas
primaries.
Third Ward Aldermen
TIE successful contestants or tAs
aitiermanic nominations III ths Thsst
wara were John & Stevens San in.
cunlbent. and william Y Mesreaay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
WANTED

Young man experienced as book
keeper and stsnographer Excellent
opportunity, Apply Evening Capital
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
second Ward Aldermen
ThIrd ward Aldermen

Tlsc successful contestants ar taae
aidermanic nominations III thg Thssd
wara were John Gil Stevens an o.
cunlbent. and william U MetrealAy.
Mr. stevens is engaged In thgblack-
s:nahing busincss Mr.. McC ady W
one of the most successful Uf tSe
Younger business men Of the cEsg hay
Ing built up a splendid furnitul ess sab-
lIshrflnr-. On Francis street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
Fonrtll Ward Alaermel

The leaders Of the forelorn hope I'm
the Fourth are william = Blakbasn
contracting painter and dsss9rataEs
]. and George T. Safieid, the aus ioneer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
List OF, Nominees Shows
Most Are Self Made Yos
Men Who Have Won IEnpcE
ant Places IN Business a
Public Life OF Annapolis
COUNSELOR ALDERME En-

These arc the nominees og yes
I'll IS primaries
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

CONTINUED On Page SIX
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

CONTINUED On PAGE Two. ]
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
Probably Showers

Probably showers tonight
and Wednesday little
change in temperature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
LOST AND FOUND

lHsT ran crllplold nmmrd glnsH'H
trtA'en ~ puI GI1 NDrih Francis
Maple J'iG-J
luHr sWrll Dih.k pupps, nnn nhir
uu. Under please ,lI 81 I1lb.l
BiFT Fair c'lluloli,fimmed glHNsss
lioiWoen 80 = tiuncls nnd 6li y
FiHnI- Maple libbsJ
lost 4 hroNu t0f fur Finder plsas.
Dali W ilit HrWAri
lDsT Ono sitter tire and rim, '3lIf'
b'iwn,u city hni Country ,lub. MH.
rls 10, walnut Gs1I Reward
lpSt Hufurdsy uEht IN Sorh Wal.
MT hlach plush Ilnf stripped lln'
nv Maple '2nI.I
LDRr iaVhll,r With prHH drop Hsi
Win chm diamond valuable Ne keep
sake Howard 1i7 East en-
IuSr Hulll photographs fpf publish.
iug M journal Nswafd " u
latfst. 80 West 2ls' or HAts Capitol
lildr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
LOST AND FOUND

~S>->s>S-rN>>S~~S>|~~s>>>v>~>
STRAYED--To my place, a.year.old
hoifer; branded. H. 7, Steward,
YUKON. Okla Route I. Dos 25.B.
SFIAYED-SIx head of horses, as fcT.
lows; one buckskln. . years old; 1
Iron. gray. 3 years old, I sorrel, . Yeats
old, I bay. Q years old; ! black, | year
old, ! bsown. with white face. 1 year
OLD. Phone or write Information. Ban,
Irion, Mustang, Okla.
LOST, srRAYED on Bf0LNN--Lsrse
white angora cat, answers name
beauty. walnut aaas.R. iss EAst 18th;
reward.
LADIES' black SILK bag, containing
small change. ladies' handkerchief,
between Main and stiles park, re-
wArd soyh West Main.
LCMf-On small chain, s6cuG II keys
between nth and HudseV and Colcord
Bldg, l,cnve At Liberty National bank
and receive reward,
Lady who found packase OK SIN ON
notion counter At Kcrrs please call
Maple gsl,-G Howard
LADY who plcked up ta5o gold piece
at .wslt entrance OF ksrr's. please cali
Maple iesli reward, =. :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
HAY AND GRAIN

HAY wANTED-PRAlRIE AND AL
FALFA bl1 GRAIN EXCHANGE.
WALNUT tS
DAMAGED Alfalfa hay for sale Ap.
ply to Edwin <. Young. Phone N-5,j.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

PAIGE b.psssenfef car stolen. 500
foWafi IN frtYfn NJ car % Iuss.
lions asked. i'ij model license 80
lOsII engine 80 fnsl, 1917 model
yellow whr''s bumper lfpkon o'f AMI
bumper hanger stlIl IN front end ~
frame CuriogsIl.l ymau sales fD
80 West Slain iiDWAfd