davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1919-02-05
AID SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Comforts Committee Of Chri-tis a
scientists sends Garments.

The annual report OF the Comforts
Forwarding Committee Of the Chris
tIan Scientists OF New York city and
vicinity shows that during 1918 Il
supplied TO soldiers and sailors nearly
~. 900 knitted garments. OF an ap-
proNimate value Of $4,000, to men
in thiTty-fiNe camps, seventeen forts,
nine aviation fields, ten Hrsenals and
barracks. twenty-eight United States
ships. Two British ships, nine naval
bases and eight hospitals
In addition garments have been
supplied TO many individuals who APP
Piled in person al No. l2s West 43d
Street
For the devastated regions in Flu
rop" this committee supplied b6.000
600 garments for all purposes
The evening world., 1919-02-05

his vigilance at once. Six men were
arrested Saturday and three more
sunday. The Judge continued the
case but TO allay the fears OF the de-
fendants counsel that the district
would soon be depopulated he de-
c,arcd that certain varieties OF picket
ing were legal
The evening world., 1919-02-05
HOTEL BUCKINGHAM FIRE.
Guests Are Alarmed. hut water
Does Sole Damage.

Considerable damage was caused yes
terday in one Of the rooms at the Hotel
Buckingham. Fifth Avenue and jOth
street. in eNtinguishins IRE which
started from an unexplained cause in
room lie on the third floor. occupied
by Mrs. Mary Edwards
clerk Nts not fled OF the fre. and
with the hotel hose he put out the blaze
before the hrcmpn arrived. but not be 81
fore the room was Hooded
Guests hocked to the corr dor but
were assured here was no danger
The evening world., 1919-02-05

Dr; george Pierce of MontsIsIr. y.
Avenue, Jersey City, who were injured
In the chemicals explosion yesterday In
the plant OF Colgate a Co. In Jersey
city, died yesterday In City Hospital.
jersey City. making the number II
fatalities three. it4.ff e 4
The evening world., 1919-02-05
s STUSS MADE
s CLEAR As MUD.

}clEAR As MUD. to form around
S~~o"~"~~"~-~~~~~~~-t the DOCK at
Essex Market yesterday.
What was the game they were
playing?" the patrolman was asked
"Stuss."
DO you ever play ~"
Sure. | know all about it,"
Well, tell the court about It,"
There are two piles OF cards Your
Honor and the players bet on the
cards. The first pile Is the bankers,
and the second 10 the players"
"ls there any kitty?"
No, Of course not, in stuss." replied
the cop.
Arter the rules mad been laid before
the court the evidence was taken,
Nathan Stern and Icy Haber, were
held, one on charge of being a COM
mon gambler the other for keeping a
gambling house
lzzy explained that he was on his
way home and went into the restdu-
rant for cup OF tea. There he met
few friends and played stuss for the
cigars. 4 policeman broke up the
game at A. NJ. and took SCI away
from Izzy
The proprietor Of the place con
WINGED the Judge ne knew nothing OF
the game. and lZzy was able TO show
that he had other employment and
was not depending on stuss for a liv-
ing. They weE both discharged.
But Judge, do | get my $Gl back
asked lzzv.
you do" sad His Honor with a
smile.
This time IT was not the Song OF
the Shirt" but the Song Of the Suit
The evening world., 1919-02-05
! GUT GuSSIE
s RELENTED.

Street, where Mildred was having a
spring suit made which was to cos,
saS. Mildreds mother called for the
suit. but had only &S4. so she prom
The evening world., 1919-02-05
! NO COP, BUT
{ PiNchED NINE.

So the counsel for the defense tod
Judge Eilperln at the Essex Market
Court
lie is financially irresponsible.
Judge the counsel explained. "aud Il
any one pickets the shop he pulls
ihem IN. Barney doesn't dare to. fot
rear ot charges OF false arrest. but
George Ia arresting everybody. Pretty
soon he'll have the whole ncighbur
rood in the cooler"
IL seemed that the employees or
strike pickcted the shop with n sign
printed IN both Niddish and English
wnlch read: The employees of Bar.
heN Scher are ON strike. All We want
w Sy'npathy or the public"
Barney laid low, but George began
The evening world., 1919-02-05

police fOfCe OF
the district and
arrested people
right and lct
The evening world., 1919-02-05

An inquiry into the technique and
rules OF the gentle gambling game of
stuss illustrated by pack Of cards,
The evening world., 1919-02-05

fine or suspended sentence. Gussle's
heart softened at mention OF the first,
and. at her intercession. Mildred wss
charged only S. for the fracas.
The evening world., 1919-02-05

When the employees OF Barney
Scher went on strike. his brother
George nominated himself as the
The evening world., 1919-02-05

terestPd group
to form around
Q d o G X at
The evening world., 1919-02-05

court.
Gussie's husband
owned a tailor
shop in Grand
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
TO ONE RETURNING

| never knew that any love could be
So silent and so full Of wistfulness
AS that I feel today. What, love you
less?
All. mol And yet hope you can not
see,
When. you have looked into the eyes
OF me.
More than YOUR face reflected there,
nor guess
What lies behind than shadowed
happiness....
love you Dear, I have been sure,
but we
Have been for years. mad years OF
war. apart,
And I have written letters while the
slow
And measured pulse OF me beat fast
to 60
To YOU. And now that you return. ]
start
And stand half-fearful, waiting
Has my heart
Been barred TO some one that scar
ccly know?
Margaret E. Sangster.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
HURRAH FOR NEW MEXICO
"The poor German People.
+ 'hn, f,,,l4

ne poor herman IeOEie,
Thew were never at fault,
When ;hcy crt of the hand, of
babies n glec,
AVID rav;ehci tha women
And ravshcd the lands
A,i m1r'crcd he hc'rie,s at sea-
-N"w Work. Porcr-' 'uthor irkr own
The ladies Of ne Chama Red Cross
rave a dance for the boys who he'd
returned from the camps, Mrs Ada
Mason and Mr.. Reau"h were the
only two who worked to make the
affair a success, but that seemed 10
be all that was necessary for it was
very nice affair.
The first dance on the program
was the Grand March. Mrs. Fitze,
had drilled the Young peorle and It
was decidedly prettv, Miss Lvleth
Lewis with her step-brother. Private
c. S. Pierce from Camp Shelby. Miss.
Second Mrs. Ada Mason with Pri-
vate Franl Marines who had been
TO Camp Cody. and Camp Pike, Ark
Third. Miss Madge Lor;mer and
Joseph Arthur Tates Of Camp Shelby
Miss. Emilio Truiillo was the last
of the boys in uniform. I do not
know what camp he attended. Miss
Bonito Medina walked with him.
The young people looked nice and
carried themselves we'll. The Mex
ican boys were large. we'll developed
manly looking fellows.
Corporal Cooley sad those in his
squad took their training without a
murmur, were quick to obey orders
and in every way proved an honor
to their Uncle Sammy.
Mrs. Cantrell, Miss Farquar and
Mrs. Haydn got up nice little en-.
tertainment from which they cleared
over $1,000. This is to go towart
paving the church debt.
Mr.. Claud M. Cooley returned
from Camp short time ago. Will,
at Camp Shelby he was made Cor
poral A very pretty silver media
adorns his coat. 1t reads. "Pisto
Exnert."
The ladies of the Red Cross mad.
two hundred and seventy garment!
last month for the Belgium Relic
Work. Mrs Cantrell has so many
button holes to make that she enlist
ed Mr.. Cantrell in the service. j
seem to me il the Red Cross is 50
we'll organized it can ask every iittlt
town in the country to give so much
time, money and work for those
overseas that once year at leas
each li.tle society ought to know
that its garments had been received
and apprecited by those for whom
they we're made. This way the giver!
do all on faith.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
Visitor Likes Chance Of Welcome.

Moroccan fishermen are extremely
superstitious, and the appearance OF .
strange change in weather or tide or
the coming of visitor makes them
angry If OF the same time the fish
cease to bite. If he arrives at the
time of run he Is eagerly welcomed,
and sometimes Is at loss to return In
the proper way the gratitude Of the
fishermen, who fancy bis coming
brought the run Of fish.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
Mrs. E. S. Spindler and little daugh-
ter will leave Monday to visit friends
in Albuquerque for a week.

Mrs. E. S. Spindler and little daugh-
ter will leave Monday to visit friends
in Albuquerque for a week.
Naval recruiting stations have
been rc-opened in Albuquerque. Ros
well. III Paso and Bisbee for all
kinds of volunteer seamen.
Senator J. A. Mcdonald. OF Kelly
attended the Stock Growers Conveh.
ton, which was held in FL Paso last
week. He returned 10 the capital
city Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Sedillo. wife of the
speaker of the house OF Represen-
tatives, and two daughters arrived
Monday to spend the last week Of
the legislative session in Santa Fe.
\ state wide drive to raise funds
for sanatari,m for negroes to be
located at Albuquerque is being made
Santa Fr is bcing asked 10 contr'-
bu'c Sl0Ol and Rev. A. J. Lewis pre-
e;tent of. the Rio Grandc National
Devclopmcnt company is soliciting
funds for that purpose.
Mrs. +. f. Andrews and two little
daughters. Gladys and Frances. y
Albuquerque. returned home the lat
ter part Of last week. after spending
several days in the city, visiting
Mrs. B. F. Pankey, Mrs. J. A. Wood
and Mrs Jack Lowe
We find N tn. account of a we'd
ding one OF the American soldiers
in France and French lassie. that
Ambrosio Duran formerly with the
State Record was one Of the sere
nadrrs and that number OF the
boys joined in making the event
happy and memorable. The acco"nt
anpeared in "The Base Bull" little
paper published by the 10Th engi-
neerS.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
NOTICE To REF ATJvES
OF THE sol DIERS WHO
DIED IN FRANCE

Any relative or legal heir of SOL
diers who died in France. or on
transport, desiring information re-
garding th-ir effects, or personal be-
longs. etc. may obtain same by
giving frll name. rank. organ zation
and place of DEATH Lieut.. VIM. f.
Read, Effects Bureau, Hoboken, N
J.
Lieut.. Read. is a capabie and eff
cient Santa Fe hov ond New Mexi
cans may be sure that they will re-
ceive PROMPT attention at his hard>
Other Papers Please copy.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal

Felix Garcia is in the city from Al
buquerque.
Secundino Romero arrived from
Las Vegas Monday.
George Curry. former governor OF
New Mexico. is in Santa Fc to re-
main several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Carron entertained
a party OF friends at their home
thapcllc street Wednesday.
The Peoples Auto Supply at Texico
sales concern. filed articles Of in
corporation with the state corpora.
ton commission here on Monday Of
this week
In the interest OF the teachers
salary bill M IS Isabel Eckles pre-
sident of the New Mexico Educa-
tional Association arrived in the
capital Monday from Silver City
p. V. Dieckman agent of the Taos
Telephone company has filed an
amendment of the articles of incor-
poration of that concern comforting
on the directors authority to make
a bond issue.
CAPTAIN Gardiner Hawkins having
iust returned from the overseas ex-
pedition was visitor at the state
LEGISLATURE, and was accorded a
special welcome. He is the son of
Judge w. A. Hawkins
Former state game and fish warden
Theodore Rouault Jr,. has accepted
the southwestern territory for the
Remington Arms company, and is
spend ng six weeks at New Haven,
Connecticut, the headquarters of the
concern.
The Pastimc amusement company
4 Gallup ,i'ct articles of incorporl
ton with the state corporation here
this week. John Muzzocco. John
Mutto, and James Barcla are the or
canizcrs. capital stock being placed
at $4,000.
A..J It L,,.;,o stoiec a rasA,
accused OF IaN'Hs sto'In y. =,
~ Wh'shey .'2,n ..,,, r. an Ia,j;sh r.nort. -
",an' county, rra"n rE';n Enu,;n ~. Tpvas
will be extrad ted on papers issued
~ npse'Hos i,a' ,,, "Ho'o a. stas;sf hm .h;s
week.
/ . (
t1rble Tragedy occurred AZ =
"t'"'' '',i cEtn,,nS Wne1 Jose Mon
.oy' No' .nd ii',''d MS 'oIl''c. way
/ Arr I i0GFSh VII" NAG reecn'y 81
clr'' 2 dFet' e rom nun ~ d
Lg. on N1'lt1h street t''s Ivy
a." ' .t 'o', ~. .il 81. 20: DO, a. ~
'''.' '-''n''y' -, ''e ''iIe t,. % Z"
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

q c Rodev Albuoueroue attor-
r.v Ia herc IA attend court
Rvron O. Beall is in town from
'
q M,,son of Albuouerouc Is
IN ,he citv visiting friends.
hns;n.ss y si,or in the Capital city
N;l;sn MrKcan LAWYER Of Taos
ID tcr. - the interest uf his many
- p p.r.oos ,awvcr ~ r.. sum.
uer Is in the citv for A few DAYS on
nrofessior-l matters.
Ch,rt.s e Ward Las Vep,s attor-
,o,. c,ros b.r. Monday an work in
tonnpction with his practice.
s,a.cs marsha, here has been called
70 Nkl1hcma IN the course OF his
work
~ .r.t
;,nv turcu,;.e mines AT Ronanza. is
rany wv qn.ne ",.nsS d" 'bo"',nS ,bo nnc;er,
.a,;,,t
,he sta., h;ehwav commission is
ssre r,o,, vie be,dou,rters at las
C-rc.4
Pogcoo r Hil president Of the
s;atr norma, school at Fl Rito IS ~
,Le eli, -,ofer-inp with legislators
an rlr,7,. ma, MATTERS
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

The labor unions certainly have
their gall to demand higher pay at
time when everything else is on
the descending scale. The high
pay chicken has flown the coop and
every other essential is hitting the
normal level The whole PROPOSE
ton is simply a matter of self read
justment and will return to port on
its own steam if left alone.-Springer
Stockman.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
Successful Benefit Party

A very successful venture was the
benefit party given in Springer for
the Athlete Association of that city
at the school house a few days ago.
Games, dancing and refreshments
were features enjoyed by a merry
party. The treasury of the organi-
zation was increased by $2S.3s.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

the homes Of the members. and many
difficult problems are solved by the
discussions. Mrs. Goodwin is presi
dent and Mrs. Conway, secretary.
The club is accomplishing great
deal OF good among the women in
that section of the state.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

Old Extra-Wet Pennsylvania which
the vets claimed never would 60
dry" has fooled them by ratifving
the constitutional amendment. 1t 10
the 45th state. The lonesome column
of vets now consists of only Rhode
Island. Connecticut and New Jersey.
which are entitled to whatever note
riety they can get out Of trampin4
around in the damp.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
Lust Think Of Ill

Think Of the endless litigation which
will probably be started when the
meek inherit the earth.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

Patience 10 bitter. but its fsv11 =
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
Don't Ask To Have
Us Keen IL Outi

If you have party, don't ask the
New Mexican to keep it out OF the
paper" All such requests will be
turned down cold hereafter. Our
business is to get the parues IN the
pAper-not Keep them out. II 1t were
the latter, we might as well fill this
page wan iiiarhet rtportS-NeW
Mexican.
A very good resolution, which
other papers can heartily endorse.
Wonder how long the New Mex
Will keep it tho!
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

0. A. Larrazolo Jr., son Of Cover
ror I.arrazo'o is we'll and awaiting
transfer to this country. says a cable
cram to bis father, the first word
,hat has been received from the SOL
der since November.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

The Truclove Mining company
Rio Arrba county concern filed or
ranization papers Saturday, placing
their capital at $l.0O00OO. Manuel
MARTINEZ OF Santa Fe is named as
statutory agent.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
Mcdowell Recital

one OF The most enjoyable recit.
ais was gwen at the New Museum
building Sunday afternoon Dy M,s
Edward MacDowelL Every selection
rendered was exquisitively beautitul
ana mtense. Mrs. MacDowell ex-
planned the interesting work of the
MaeDoweh Memorial Colony At
Ieter,Uoro, N. II. The beneficial SER
VICES received there by the creative
artist of small means is wonderful.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
Business Mestings

DNxIHeSS MeetInG9
lhe Woman's Board OF Trade met
Monday AFTERNOON at the Library
building.
The Santa Fe Woman's Club held
business session at the Library
hall Tuesday afternoon. The Civic
and Welfare department of the
Santa Fe Woman's Club, also held
business meeting the same day
Just previous to the regular Club
session.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
10 Elect New Officers

lhe Woiuaus Union of the Pres
byserian church, will meet at the
home OF MRS, T., l.. Winter, Friday
anelnoon March Zist. The election
o. oiucers occurs at this ling
ana 1t sS urGed that every mcInb =
"t bot1l departments OF the Unioh
ne p'cSen,, as business o. special
importance will come before the
meeting. Meet ng will be called 10
oiuor promptly at three O'Clock and
IL Is earnestly desired that all mem
LCIs be on tune,
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

lose Larrazolo has acccpted the
position Of assistant game warden
wi'h Torn Cattle. Former assistant
OTeary IL remaining for a term with
the new game warden.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

The arrest OF Felipe Chayes o'
Canon Ri1oco for alleged hprs
st.aling vas reported this week b.
c n. Vau Houten OF the stat"
mounted police
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
rraetor,an Council Meet

nj ICteU. March meeting OF the
Pr4eturian Louncn, No. W, at Kos
well neiu at the Odd teIow's HAL.
twenty-eIgnt persons were elected
70 membership. Inc Roswell Loun-
Gil are making elaborate preparations
20 entertain the Stale Senate OF
tne traetorians, when Will be neid
IN that city on the oth OF AprIi.
about ,nt,y organized Councils IN
New MeAiCo VIII nave delegates at.
.enaHK tiis no,dbiet gathering.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
The Elks Social Comm;te..

Worth Remembering
Rave many acquantances but few
friends.
Keep good company and you shall
be of the number.
1t al fools wore white caps we
should look like flock of geese.
That men lay out their understand.
ing IN studying to know each other
and so no one knows himself.
Do not all that you can do; spend
not all you have: believe not, all
you hear, and tell not all that you
know.
If you would be as harpv as a
king, consider n<t the few that are
before you. but the many that come
behind YOU
If you would have a thing kept a
secret, never tell it to any one; and
| it you would not have a thing known
of you, never do it.
Two things indicate a weak mind
to be silent when it is proper to
speak, and to speak when it is proper
to be silent.
There is no harm in desiring to
be thought wise by others, but q
great deal in a mans thinking him.
self to be so.
That proud men never have friend.
either in prosperity, because they
know nobody, or in adversely, be.
cause then nobody knows them.
That he who is not handsome a,
twenty, nor strong at thirty, nor rich
at forty, nor wise At fifty, win nevel
be handsome, strong, rich or wise.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

+ c Albright. publisher of tNe N"~
" f9dcprnden i; H.rr
.r rrcNr watching thc ro"-
c'nA'ng tcu~s If thc fourth state
}sri-iatn-t
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

p r. -Nr"rgan superintendent o'
'ndan oo Nos was in canta v.
No0d-v 20 1'fcNd hearing in VIII y
Nc IS M complainant in the ied.-2'
court
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14
lhe Centenary Anniversary

Vt the Odu fciiOwS Oruer and the
kebccca Circle, at Alamogordo, which
comes Oh the IOth OF AprIi, VIII be
Dig occasion IN tina: CITY. The
event VIII be celebrated by the local
orders wi.h an ALI day affair. There
Will DE a big dinner for members
and their families, and in the even.
ing there witi be program and
perhaps banquet for the general
public.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

Charles G Ward Las Vegas attor-
ne, cams her Mondav on work in
connection with his practice.
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

Truman A. Spencer, Frank 7 Sa9rr
Dr. N r. P7ien. md Ira O Wrtwore
incorporated A. TeOO0 the So"tN-
west Hot.t company at Carrizozo
New Mexico state record., 1919-03-14

William Rose chief deputy United
States marsha, here has been called
70 Nklahcme IN the course OF his
Work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

ror, worth IIv, stock

FuRT WORTH, Texas Nov -'snls
Receipts $50 head msrket steady be"'ea
~ nOd l 90.
steady light ti5 sofa 1919
sheep Receipt. 900 head market
steady lsmbs si2 o0M 5 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

Timbers for \ well In l0-z-lt are
on the ground and work on rig wiz
begin Monday
The caslnshead plant At Mounds
win be operating during the week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09
MARKETS


NEW YORK Nov selling OF STOCKS
was resumed during toiay's bticf bat I'VE.
ly session, III. oyoinent bUnE tf"mp|'i
by thr tevs that the federal admlni'us
ton would pTsn as injunction pro- sea
ings sgainS tks striking co, miners
The same share which suffered .fthirfi
in the appreciation "a ID" Wr't t'N'is'
reactions wcro again sibE,rd Uul Tor pf'h
tBrs. Sterls equipments, motors ana "'lA
recorded oiTems declines oi li"" II"
IN number Of cakos lo~cst qpotaiiont
Of Oh. week were made aud amonk son Z"
OF the mors speculative IStnes tr'tni al
vanccs Of 10 20 po.ntA we're hnso'b"
effAc.d.
Pools mad. tentative efforts 10 elevate
somo 81 the motor sptciA'tics al the uht
tsi, when tho market vAA less shsc"pi'b." +"
10 pressure bat these operations we're
AhAndoped lstcy ~oainTss ptcfAillnE Al
NE close SA.os amounted 10 TO 900
o. AfAros
Conditions IN me bond market ~cfe
mixed Liberty iKsuns easing again Nih
most domestic issues An irregular trend
vas shown by ding foreign wsno. Tool
EAies tpar Va,ueb Aggregated W bhOu u'n
old 4 $ bondS Sers uns,tetrd IN rA'
during The wess .
The stfsei Of tho federal reserve ban "
admonitioGa against spocuIhton NAu sn,f
w tho bank statement, actual loans a'
creAsinE by s8s,6Bs 900 aud reserves Boz
cteasing almost $50 poN Oun t"tI t.ra'
reserves thereby expanding iU 'pIT"h
rAtoly 500. 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

NFw YORK. Nov. s-Co''onseed oil
va firm early with cotton aud on CON.
r,is,ion house buying 81 May but prices
turned easy later with lard and for want
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09
LABOR TROUBLES GIVES
ARCHITECTS TROUBLE {

Following closely behind the labor
situation IN point OF importance IN
tho present construction difficulties
to be faced by architects all over the
country comes the unsettling factor
OF securing building materials, state
n. weekly review OF the America
Architect
WIN contract after contract
broken by numerous trades ana with
common lshOr getting no cents per
hour In certain sections there now
arise added difficulties In getting
prompt and efficient deliveries OF
materials to the point OF work. Many
architects are charging the trouble
70 railroad ineffici.ncy They say
that II ir quite evident that the rail
road officials have passed the word
TO make the transportation business
NJ confused that everyone viii be
come disguated with governmental
control OF the railroads.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

Tor ~ssk Aabs .nd tat sheep ld~ori feed
afa hIshef
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

About 35 members OF The News
hoNF club ana friends enjoyed u
wcluer roast Saturday The group
started from The Y VI e. \ - 30
going 10 n poin, previously selected
along the river Various games and
stunts werc participated In by the
boys This is one OF "a series OF such
outings which will be arranged by
Fred T. Woodson, community boys
work secretary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

Turkish baths are unknown to the
Turks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

EAST rr loufs, m Nov B. Hog, -
Receipts . 900 h,.d market steady. top
tjtu bail IS 500 - 81 hsap ~ 10
0lA So, medium sii25G 1906 ishi
~ p0n 3 90 pigs 81 50Gt 10 so.
cattle Receipts | 800 hasd market
f., wee. choic. sT.er. 25c higher, other
& -irs st,aIy TO iOr lo.rr yesA " lover.
sheep R.seipt, 500 head mstk"i no
sales ItsAdy for seek
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-09

n. c. Pollock. Of the Jontell oas-
oline company, has returned from
Bssgs and reports well NO. 2 drlll-
my again at 2,s5o after "A shutdown
,t n week, and that barring unfor-
seen difficulties. they should 10
through the lime early this week,