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New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

HoIbrook Blinn has signed contract
of several years duration with Selwvn
co. His first play will be Poor
Little Sheep in which the principal
role was created by Eugene Walters
Tor Mr Bllnn. The show will open
at Atlantic City May 12 Rehearsals
"lncheil Smith and John L. Golden
have selected four-act play by Pearl
FRANKLIN and Ella W. Peattie as their
hrst production for next season. 1t
Will be tried out next month.
There will be a special matinee Of
Monte Cristo. Jr.' at 3 p. m. Mon
day at the Winter Garden
Luis Alberni who plays Count
1,ib'tti in "39 East" at the Broadhurst
iheatre, was married recently. He and
ms kentucky bride are living in Flat
bush and have invited the entire com
pany to house warming.
John Slocum's aspect Of deem
thought is due to a Typographical error
in the advertisement of his musical
comedy, "The Lady in Red which a
washington newspaper recently com
mitted 1t was advertised as THE
Lady in Bed" and the line at the box
office was enough to make anybody
think.
j. S. Topper announced Yesterday
that he was going to leave Uncle Edgar
SelWyn and Uncle Arch and he a pro
ducer himself
Zoe Barnett is to have an important
role IN oliver Morosco's new musical
comedy, "Smth, Jones and Brown."
George E stoddard's oPhe Moon
Maiden, which had its tryout some
TIME ago, has hoen rewritten hy Harry
/, Iort with lNfios, Ihe music was
written by Harold orieh, John Cert
has engaged a laNaneae prlma donna
TO lake the leading part
ht Niheense do SAn,o VIII lecture
This afternoon on "Sem nenelli aud ,ha
Italian Drama AZ the plymouth Tho
Airp.
Charlie Dillmgham= nevt musical
comedy will be "Sho's a Good Fellow"
book by Ammo Caldwell, music by
Jerome Kern. 1t will be presented at
the Globe Theatre Monday evening,
May 3. The cast will include Joseph
Santley. I've Sawyer, Ann Orr, the Dun
can Sisters, Scott Welsh, Olin How
land. James G. Marlowc Alexander
Clark, Florence Edncy. Gertrude Matt
land, Jay Wilson, Elsie Lawson, Arlene
Chase, Florence Bruce and Pauline
Hall.
J. J. Shubcrt returned on the Aqu-
tania yesterday. after two months in
Paris and London. He was laden with
contracts. Ono of them was five
year agreement with Henri Bernstein,
author of "The Thief" which gives Mr..
Shubert exclusive rights to plays
written by Mr.. Bernstein. "Judith," a
Biblical drama, will be the first to be
produced under the contract
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

Louis Mann not only makes friends
IN ,"Friendly Enemics,' but makes the
walls of his dressing room canvases
lor h's own mural decorations. When
ne mas painted in the % inches remain
ing he's gong to invite some of his
friends to see his "gallery."
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

Holbrook Blinn has signed a contract
OF several years duration with Sclwvn
q Co. His first play will be "poor
Little Sheep in which the principal
role was created by Eugene Walters
Tor Mr. Blinn. The show will open
at Atlantic City May IL. Rehearsals
begin at once.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

"lncheil Smith and John L. Golden
nave selected four-act play by Pearl
rankin and Ella ". Peattic as their
nrSt production for next season. 1t
Will be tried out next month.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

There will be a special matinee of
monte Crlsto, Jr.' at 3 p. M Mon
day at the Winter Garden.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

~ Nineenae do santo viii lecture
ihis afternoon on "Sem nenelli and the
Italian Drama AT the plymouth The
al no
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

j. S, Topper announced YESTERDAY
that he was going to leave Uncle Edgar
Selwyn and Uncle Arch and he a pro
ducer himself
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

Zoe Barnett is to have an important
role in Oliver Movoseo's new musical
comedy, 'Smith, Jones and Brown."
New-York tribune., 1919-04-25

George t. stoddard's oFhe Moon
Maiden" which had its tryout some
Time ago, has heoA rewritten hy Harry
t. Dort with lyrics, Ihe music Was
written by Harold Orleh jehn Cert
has engaged a Japanese nrlma donna
to take the leading part
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
ssss>sssssse.s.esssssssss

winnipeE June s-strike aympa-
:hizers who have made three paradoa
tu the provincial parliament since Fri-
day aud who yesterday announced a
similar demonstration would be held
today. changed their minds shortly
before noon, A small parade pro-
ccedcd 10 Victoria park Tor mass
meeting ana several OF the leaders
went to parliament 10 obtain a per-
sonai Interview with Premier r. c..
Norris
when several hundred of the sym
paulzers gathered In Market square
this forenoon, u was reported that the
military authorities were prepared "a
act u the parnders attempted disor-
dorly tactics.
For the first time since the sympa-
thctic strike was declared. the Labor
News today assailed the railway
hrothorhpods, This statement was
published.
As for the running trades effect
Ing settlement. they were thu old
Tories uf the labor movement. but the
strike committee IN accepting their
offer OF mediation has shown its will
inEness TO Try all avenues that nigh.
lead to settlement"
The brothcrhoods have formally
disappruycd the one big union move.
mCni which local labor leaders aud
the Labor News are supporting.
Officials OF the war Veterans as.
sociations explained that most of the
returned soldiers who figured Ia tho
previous parade accepted the advice
Of their executives 10 refrain from
further demonstrations. They intimat-
eel that tho paradca probably fell
through because of this fact
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
4. :. NAY CHANGE TTs
IiiIING A. no PERMIT

~ pafo. Tex. June Mayor
charles Davis today received "a dis
patch from Representative HudHpoth
IN Washington 20 the effect that Act
INK Secretary polk IN rotonHidrrns
his refusal To allow McXican troops
10 pass through the United State and
may give hia consent TO the Mexican
government Representative iluds-
peth urges that an possible influence
lao brought 10 bear against granting
the permit
All residents here are of tho opin-
ion that the proposed action Of bring
Ing troops through the United States
woudl lead 90 fearful ropriHalH by
Francisco villa ON Americans in
Mexico.
Representative IIudspeth's dispatch
follows.
Had conference with Acting Soc
Rotary Of State Polk relative to trans
pOrtntion MoNican troops upon re-
Ceipt OF Nuur telorram, Polk stated 10
me that permission could not ho
granted ana that some other way
would be found 10 satisfy the Next
can government understand he
reconsidered and will possibly give
consent provided Governor Hobby
Gives his permission. Am taking tho
mater M with Polk. also wired Cow
cfnor Hobby to stand pet I sugrest
YOU aud other citizens wire Polk.
strongly protesting against any trans
poriation OF Mexican troops and set
ting forth good reasons why same
should not be done"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
SHOULD SUBMIT
TO q =. CONTROL, TOO"

Washington, June a.--Dcmand that
railroad employees submit TO govern-
ment regulations as do the companies
was made BY President Birde NJ. Rob-
inson todny al the convention here OF
the American Short Line nailroad as.
nocintiun.
While Eoyernment regulation OF
the carriers u expanded 20 the most
minute details" he said. the em-
ployes nrc lcft 10 exercise their own
sweet viii. which They often do In a
most as.Scrutic way, Wage demands
have absorbed already tho ti .O00. 900
900 rate Increase which u being paid
by the public"
In View OF the RECKLESS cxtravn-
fance OF the government In an ~
business, Mr.. Robinson said. the de-
mand for railroad economy was "ridl-
culoua." tie denounced the claim of
tils.0oo, 900 saved IN the first year
uf government operation AZ unlustlfled
ANA charged that In fact government
operation caused deficit of $1,000
ooO every day In the first sixteen
months % government control.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
MAZDA DE PARTICULAR"
SANS ANnIkl~ GARCIA

Laredo, TcN. June .. Andres TAR
Cin, MoAiCuu couaul general at ~
laao, arrived here TO-DAY 90 confer
with Ctudido Aguilir. the 1urranAt
minister OF foreign relations, who ~
ON hts way 60 Washington. Garcia
said he had not been summoned 10
MRicu cas- as had bc,n reported,
Garcia, who declared ho came hero
merely "a pay hts respects Co the rab-
met official. said many utws reports
on the situation in the state OF Ihi.
huuhua were very misleading aud oN.
aggcratrd Tor while some Niiln bandit
ACTIVITY had occurred he said, there
had huCn no developments OF import
uurC.
villa is reported 10 have about 1000
men on tho way tu attack Chihuahua
'ity be- suid but sO far us be- has be- en-
able 10 learn. the attack has not yet
hecn made. When u comes, however,
villa win bo defeated by the most
effective force yet opposed 20 him,
Garcia predicted,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
STATE M|LLERS MEET
AND ELECT OFFICERS
FOR COMING SEASON
orunwnld, Of socorro. Il Elected
President Of Association; Ton
Itive Wheat Prices FIXED Bassd
Upon Government Guarantee

Miiicrs from al sections Of Nee
Mexioo are In AIbuqusrquo today at
tonding the second annual meeting os
the New Aexico Mlllers sssoeistson.
which ls being held At the Y. n. c. A
building.
Ths election Of officsrs uss hsid
Just before the noon rscca. the fol-
lowing members being elected. rrcsl-
dent. John 0runw4ia. Jr.. of the
Grown Mills At socorro. rics prc>i-
oenL Philip JaEsls OF the HsfuaIIllo
ROLLER Mills az bernallIIo. socr<t1fy-
treasurer. T.. A.. simmons Of the h.
len Flour 1fills The directors for
the coming year are otto Bhcaci %
the Anchor Mills a. Albuqusrquo,
J. Heiigman OF the Midget NIlIins
company of Bernalillo; Thomas Mar
Electrical company; ,. r.. ucrrard OF
the Gerrard Milling company at Al
huquerquo, E l. Deal of the Las
Vegas Roller Mills company a. East
Las Vegas. and L. Lagarretta Of the
Nordine Mills az Las Cruces.
Probably The moot important busi-
nos ness ,rs,.,n .rsasss.sa during ne '.ss'on vas
crops throughout the state ana ne
tentative figuring Of the wheat prices.
BASED upon he government guar
nntea price ON wheat. tho tentative
price per ZOE pounds now being va
70 Tor number one northern wheat Z.
o. b. Chicago a. against wheat grown
IN New Mexico Of which tuc-thirds -
number three. the tentative price viii
ba number ono wheat f2.st, number
two wheat. 1880 aud number three
wheat. sass. The differences being
made three cents for each grade ca
the i0o-pound pasis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
yaquis Kin Truck Driver.

Nogalea. Ariz., June s.-Manuei
AViln, "a truck driver employed haul
ing provisions from Hormosiilo 10 W
Progreso mine In Ia Colorado District
or sonora, Mexico, was shot aud KILL
"a from ambush late yesterday by
Naquis at the same spot whore " =
white, an American truck driver of
Tucson, Arizona, wnH killed several
DAYS ago. Avila's body waa stripped
and mutilatod Teiearaphic advircs
10 this effect were received here to-
day The Ynquia bands are reported
10 be camped near three water holes
M intervals between ffermosillo and
san Xavier mine IN Ia Colorado dis
irict, Mine owners report by telN-
erai troops In the field against the
Yaquis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
RATES
NEEDED BY ROADS,
Says Mr.. HINES
Director General Of Railroads
Thinks That Government Con-
trolled Lines Cannot Pay Ex-
penses Without a Boost

Washington. June s.-oniy By In
creased rates can the government con-
troiicd railroads meet operating cx-
pensss. Director General Hines of the
railroad administration today told tho
house appropriation committee. He
l. opposed To any Increase AZ this
time however because u might ad-
vance the cost Of necessities OF ilfo.
Mr. Hines. who appeprcd 20 AJAX Tor
fl,2uo.uuo.oOo additional for tho rail-
road udministrations revolving fund
Tor the remainder of this calendar
year declared that while wages u
railroad employees had been Increased
81 20 ~ per cent during government
control they now were only reason
able ana inir." No added that ho
could sec no prospect OF reducing
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

WASHINGTON d. C., june 3No arrests had been made this
afternoon Ia the plot aasnate with high explosive bombs
government officials aud prominent but pole aud
the department Of justice throughout the country hunting
associates o the anarchist who blown pieces while attempting
place Internal machine here under the house Of Attorney
eru A. Mitchell Palmer
The dead terrorist said by the police have identified
as Phadcphan but his has not been made public The
police and federal expect be able identify his associates
some OF whom undoubtedly concerned In explosions which
place last night in several cities.
Throughout the day the police continued discover portions
OF the dead anatomy Toes first thought fingers
lhmmL.. wore FOUND One also Incaied
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
Suffrage Measure
Is Up For Action

Washington. June s.-Today was
woman suffrage day In the senate. In
accordance with formal notice given
last week BY Chairman Watson Of The
woman suffrage committee. the houae
resolution providing submission of an
equal franchise constitutional amend.
mont was called up for what It's
friends hoped was final action.
A vote before adjournment was bo-
licvcd possible by advocates but op-
pononta doubted whether a roll call
could be reached today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
Paris Subway Tied
Up By Strike; Many
French Miners Quit

IUTIH1 IuUo u Th0 IurI7 snhWuN
lines are shut down this morning ~
result ~ strike nf the employee. The
strike was declared last nieht az a
meeting attended hy more than & 500
workers
\ dispatch from Lille states that
approximately 5000 men are out IN
tho general strike In the Pas be Calais
mining region.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
G|LLETT'S
REMARKS STIR IRE
OF CARRANC|STAS
Mexico Protests Against Speech
Calling Her the Greatest Impedi.
ment 10 Friendly Relations With
Latin. America

Washington. June Private
ndNlCra received here in Moxi- I
, can circles said Francisco Villas 4
} forces captured Chihuahua CITY I
} yesterday Tho ndVices were
without official confirmation. I
Laredo. Texas. June a-gcn.
orul 'audidn Aruilnr MrNirnn
minister for foreign relations.
len here today Tor Washington Z
ON an official mission iumsdi-
atcy after hts arrival from McN-
leo city Z
Tho officials party Included Z
silveafre Aruilla. the ministers
} brother, Luis gutticrcz and Jose Z
} Torres secretaries of tho Mrx- =
} team legation 90 Spain. and Man .
mel \ chavez. nttnehc OF that
} legation .
Two carloads % soldiers with =
} three machine guns escorted the =
!, official party from Mexico city .
} 90 the border =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
Many RevoltS On
Among Magyars

Berlin. via London. June a.
Counter revolutionary uprlsings 4
B have occurred IN many towns I
and villages of western Hungary.
according 10 reports received
here. Hundreds Of refugees are
arriving daily az the Austrian
frontier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03


Washington, May Diplomatic
protest has been made ty the Mesl.
can embassy against the speech de-
ilvcred by Speaker Giilcti yesterday
az tho American congress IN
which he declared Mexico the greatest
impediflent to tho establishment ~
satisfactory relations between the
American republics.
The protest declares Speaker on.
lctts uttcrnnccs false ~ FAR ~ they
related 10 the state u Mexican COM
mcr,c which u BE- asserted has shown
remarkable development during the
lsst year ur two.
state department officials are dts
tulNcd ny th. iucidtnt and are eN-
pcctvd 90 ucuy responsibility aud
probably express rvErtI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
HEAD on PITrsntRG
N. ~. ARRESTED

pittsburg. June "A Gordon of po-
llcemon and detectives was thrown
around pitisburg today In an effort
10 apprchend the perpetrators % two
bomb explosions In different sections
Of the city. The outrarcH were dl-
rected against the United States dis
trict Judge. W u. =, Thompson and
". W sihray, chief Inspector Of the
injured.
Robert johnson. president of the I.
W " here and internationally
known ~ radical. was arrested at
W W headquarters. when detec-
tivcs and federal agentn entered, he
opened fire with revolver. several
bullets passing through the clothing
OF u detective.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
WIRELESS MI.sSNCEs TO
tullit AltlA lNANSMlklD

~ faHo. Texas. June . More than
twelve hour after urgent official
uessnE,s sent hS iuIE SanuoNal,
MeAi,un vice consul here we're relay
,d 90 DhihunhuU tIiy from salullo by
wtfDlVas. tht messages remain unau-
HWtfyd. sandutnl, 90 TtHponuo to In
piurioH, was Informed that Saltiilo
would transmit hia t,iograuH 10 that
point ~ tho wireless TO Chihuahua
tiiy last night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
Strikers Friends
Postpone Parade
.. t-s .s.oe,.,ss s.s..

= Vancouver o. e.. June s-A
y general strike was called here az 4
. I ". M. today
4 general walkout ala not fol- 4
. low the strike call. AZ noon II 4
. was reported the only workers 4
y on strike were the asamsn on 4
. british Columbia coastwise yos- Z
y selH. the workers In five ship
= yards. union ionFHhoremen and
= the men employed la the North
. crn Iron Works I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
of
War Prohibition
Urged by Workers

Washington. June Modifi-
} cation Of the war time prohibi- 4
ton law 10 tho working man
may have light wines ana beer
was urged today by represent
, ativcs OF organised labor AZ the
first OF tho hearings by the
house Judiciary committee upon
, liquor measures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
Flight Is Begun
From Chicago to
I Denver, Colorado

Chicago, June Harry John
B son. an aviator of Denver. left =
, Ashburn field, Chicago, al N;is
o'clock this morning In Cana
D dian curtiHa airplane with the
; intention of flying 10 Denver iie Z
, purchased the machine here yes- Z
terdny. lie expects 20 arrive In Z
y Denver about noon tomorrow
Johnson carried two pnssen-
D gers and expects 10 make the
D trip with one stop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

WASHINGTON d. c. june 3Senator Lodge chairman Of the
senate foreign relations committee told the seen
In the hands OF business interests In New Of treaty.
with ucmany given out by American representative at Paris
nut withheld by the state department from the senate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03


The financial question IL the ponui.'
bility Of the acceptance OF tho Ger
man proposal TO pay an Indemnity OF
100000. 100000 marks which would
involve dissolution OF tho allied fin.
ancial commission 20 which tho Ger
mans strongly OBJECT n is under
stood that this proposal has strong
support IN certain quarters.
me second proposal ~ fof a plehls-
cite IN Hlieaia IN order 70 guarantee
70 Germany a coal supply from tEe
cilcnian mines.
Experts Of the United stntea France
Great britain and Italy on tho invita-
uon OF the American pcacc commits
AloherH are cNpccted % meet ~ soon
a. possible 70 exchange Views regard
inE the answer 10 the German counter
proposals..
irsHidcnt Wilson conferred toda,
with the American commissioners and
exports. Their role will ho that OF
Great Britain fnvors a number OF
concessions white France remains firm
IN her stand 10 make no CONCESSIONS
u IN believed that AZ a result of the
steps taken today the reply 10 the
German proposals will be ready with
In forty-cight hours.
i, Ia understood that the Americans
arc not adverse 20 minor cnncsa.lonn
but not 10 the extent favored by the
British.
Wiesbaden. Germany. fNondaxl
June pr. Dortcn. former stafs'r
attorney and head Of The prnVlsonal
Of the Rhoulah rcpuhiir.
yesterday Forwarded two tsieerams 10
the allied peace delerationa al Paris.
In one he announced that the dele
gates 81 the Rhenlsh republic had a.
Hemhlcd AZ Wleabndon and procinln,ed
the Rhcnlrh republic. adding.
They do not propose to ehlrk the
obligations connected with the work
Of restoration In Heielum and north
ern France. They imploro the pro.
lection of tho French authorities
against their opponents and beg the
privilege of coming 10 Paris for nego-
tiationa"
Tho second telegram was a. fol-
lows.
Everything II qulet IN Mayence.
The majority " the popuiatlon II with
US"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

PARIS june 3Two changes the German peace terms ono
of four, II became known today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
BUSINESS INTERESTS GET TEXT OF TREATY BUT SENATE CAN'T SAYS OD
CHAIRMAN OF FOREIGN
RELATIONS COMMITTEE
MAKES SERIOUS CHARGE

Massachusetts Senator Declares to Colleagues That
He Has Seen Complete Document IN Hands of
New York Menu Two Changes IN Terms of
Treaty Being Considered by Council Of -Four in
Paris
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03
u 5. AGENTS SCOUR COUNTRY
i FOR REDS WHO THREW BOMBS
AND PAMPHLETS ALL AROUND
WHO BEGAN
CONFEDERATION LOSES
HIS HEAD IN ATTEMPT

Part of Plotter Is Found on Roof Of a House Block
Away; Attorney General Palmer and Wife,
Whose Residence Was Object Of Attack Move;
Hope That Culprits May Be Caught
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-03

K.ns.. clv-sslss % sissp
Chicago sis.ss so slsse
Denver sii.oo 70 siasa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
CATTLE AND STOCK

FOR SALE--SiIty head high grade
ff'sl ana heavy springets. will sell
- head ycHtllngs. all hlgh-grade HOl-
s'clrs. Lone star Dairy. Muynnc. Kan.
FOR SALE-Two percheron s,sllions,
recorded IN Pcrcheron Society Of
America Rest offer takes them. J. G.
ioniius, Yukon, Okla,
ONE team Of young mares, hg horse.
weight l.i5O. ! big mule, cheap.
good 81 inch Studebnker wagon I set
ot leather harness. 10 large horse col.
lars. oIl,iyatuiS 500 Zee, OF new l..
inch rope . piir ~ blocks. McCabe
llrtn"s. south of ball park.
DAlENMEN. cattle and hog foodrs can
secure a better teed at less cost hy
bus aE our Roasted By Products
Feed High in protein snd fat Cali
write or phone the Russell Johcrs' Mills,
Oklahoma city. Okls Walnut tn3
FOR SALE or trade fine driving mare
nlamhlctnninnl, cut under Moon bug
IS. sets u single harness. would CON
sidcf a light car. any make. Phone
Nulnut tJ1e
FOR SALE- ono sorrcl colt . years old.
one Grau horse years old also four
wagons harness and harrow 0o5
West Washington. after y. m
PHONE Maple sos before selling y0fr
COWS. amy kind; also calves and hogs.
highest prices paid
FOR SALl-Two Young mules and
years old, miles west ot city on
Reno. q. o. Abornathy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR stLE-T Thoroughbred lh1rp Is-
hnl Red eggs Tor Getting fHr prices
call Walnut 1889
IIiJkOIGHHElD 'BIN Orp.ngton
eggs NJ 81 20 per setting. s. iy for
lpH. Mrs Frances. Walnut illy-J. l.
, II ~
GHBRED Rhode Island Reds.
"ggS (l5H and So Walnut ~
BARRED ROCK eggs. l5 for 81 On. III
Last sth I,plc .l'G
FOR SAIL one half dozen Barred
Rock pul'tf uil laying. also two
Bnrrcd ROSTERS cheap. Can walnut
lNae-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Piano Tuning Sl.7S

H'paifl0g HWlfu. walnut sisp.J.
fOR RALE Columbia ghphophonr, ons
violin. uuT gullni. Onr Oifloo doak Iall
Walnut llti
FON RNLL Violin. trry spcst tone.
o., rhDne Maple 3sli I
russo Instructions. few more b'gIn
r,fr wanted. 1u'y those need fsplT
who uIii HIpfn,Ihte hgh.tlHas iuiIflIr
mI attention 80, care Oklah0msn.
GOUD condition piano fpr rnt. o. on
pee month 3n3 American National
bnns, walnut 3U0
ron HNLr yrr,la and Do rrrpfds
rHll .ll N NuNI,
$500 rlNNO 10 a,u cheap al 22J Past
M g
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

FLORES VAPOR BATHS - Second
floor Indiana kldS. f'fst and Rob
irsUu nHulE i9'