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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-27
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-27

Prof David Todd, director Of
the Amherst. college astronomical
observatory, has sailed for Monte
video, where he will take observa-
tions of a solar eclipse May %.
Prof. Todd will take his observa-
tons from q naval seaplane at an
altitude of 10000 or $4,000 feet.
He predicts that his plane, which
is an innovation in astronomy, will
aid in obtaining clearer photo
graphs of an eclipse than have
ever been made. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
FIRST BASE BIG
!, PIRATE PUZZLE
And Now Vic Saler May
Solve Problem.

Vic SAIeT's decision 20 return 10 base
ball and agreement 10 sign a Pittsburgh
contract after stubbornly refusing 20
Recognise the Pirates clairp TO him for
more than a ysaT, thus promising COM
petition for tho frstbass Job on Hugo
bsriok's team. recalls sons ~ the his
tory of that hoodoo position With the
Pirates.
since Connie Mack traded Jake Heck A..
ley In tsN for Harry Davis tho flrst-
base problem with tho Corsairs. with
ths exception of q span Of four years
whom KITTY Bfansflsld held down the
job, hrs hcsn tho cause Of many 0rAy
hairs d0itlnH tho grounds ~ Espoaltion
Park and Forbes Flold. said sfny hairs
falling from III. pate OF barney Drey'
fuss. Of nj.
Jake Borkley started u long process.
plop when he packed his suitcase IN 1895
Jof New York. where ho went In as.
change for Harry Davis In his trail
walked Denny Lyons. John Rothfuss.
John Gnndel, NIL CLARK. Tom OBflrn
Dick Cooley, KITTY lifnnufeld. Bill
Clancy. Dol Howard. Joe Nsalon, War
rem on. Jimmy Kane, liarry, iSonr.
John Rothfuss. John Camel. BIZ Nc .
kechnle. Fred Hunter, lack Miller ~
konetchy. Doc johnson and then FritL
MnllvltL Asa rula these players held
on from one ~ two seasons but there
were others who took short nlng NJ
the job such nv Hubs k-eno, ktllher.
lNfnuk Dillon and Alien storhs Hans
Wagner also played short time at
first
Bransneld. undoubtedly, wss tho best
NJ the lot Ito served tho Pirates In
soi. 1909 1908 and 1905 going 10 fhlla.
dslphlA In exchange for Del Howard.
That was an unfortunts trade from n
Pittsburgh standpoint but II VAS about
the only first base trade or deal that
did not show tho good Judgment NJ the
Pittsburgh management The Others
who were cast liriti. with the pussihle
exception ~ Harry Davis aud III Ko-
retchy, caused no regrets Excepting
Mcketchnle ana Jack Miller. tho bal
snce Of them eventually dfiftnd Ia the
IauuTH
Mollwiu Il on n fair way 20 equal
ing Brsnsf.ld's record In 20 far ~ term
~ service rors unless snler beats HIN
out lie Joined Pittsburgh In tho latter
part of 1911 and served all through las,
season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Masked Star in
Fridays Times
Was George Burns
ny N. e. Known.

philadelphia fans arc hoping that
Connie Macks smuggling first sarker
burns up tho league the way he did last
season. He was the second hardest
hitter In the new circuit YESTERDAY
when Connie Mach kissed btuffy
Mcinnis goodbye and let him 70 To the
Ited aoI the Athletic fans put on some
plain and fancy rawlings that was lgh
class Hut their blood cooled quickly.
George Burns. obtained In the three
eornered deal, soon made them forget
S,uffy. Burns ranked second TO the
great and only Tyrur In batting. hit
Ting .5S2 In l30 contests lie was one
Of the tlmtlieft hittern In the league.
driving IN seventy four runs. He played
IN more games than any other player In
the list. too.
lie stood fourth In fielding IN the list
OF those who played IN 100 flames OF
more aud was the busiest first santer
IN the list. he accepted total ot L.
4IG chances and booted tweniy-slx. an
svernGr - 9sS.
lie has won his way deep into the
hearts OF the Nyckmen fans ana there
II no reason for believing mat he viii
lessen that popularity or dim his bril-
hancy th~ year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
SURPRISED
BY POOR OLD LADY

Receiving a phone call Yesterday
morning from the Santa Fe depot.
hat a poor old lady was there. pen
rile,s and a stranger. Mrs. NJ. Ernest
Reynolds. lpOl West Twoniy-nluth
street, rushed down in her auto to do
wha, she could 10 aid the stranger.
When she arrived she found her sis
ter Mrs +. /. Rojb OF Chcago.
ready 10 greet her Surprised, Mrs.
Reynolds asked where the elderly
woman was
In the depot crying" as the re-
SponSe
Mrs. Reynolds. entering tho depot,
found her mother, Mrs. =. w. Sher.
rick. Pennington. Iowa. awaiting her
The affair was surprise. Mrs
REYNOLDS was expecting her mother
next week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL .
men CONFIDENT
Goal Of $4,000 Reached
Easily, Is Belief.

Officers Of the Oklahoma City
Sunday School association were coa.
'Idcn, Saturday afternoon that the
fun quota OF aitendance--iS.M--
would be reached tomorrow morning.
There will be no let up Ia the big
dfiyc that has been in progress
throughout the week. Hundreds and
hundreds Of little short Journeys in
automobiles have been planned for
tomorrow morning by the iIme tho
last shull shrek Of the FIRE siren has
Iied away a, 9 o'clock In this ay
somc Of the workers plan 10 literally
"caffy' their prospects 10 Sunday
school
but whether the prospect is picked
up 10 an automobile or not, every
man, woman and child in Oklahoma
tty is expected 20 ~ 10 some Sun
ily school tomorrow In the words
~ one Of the tour minute speakers IN
70 big store today. 'Sycry one is ex--
pcr'ei 70 either go afoot. ride horse
back hang on 10 the tail end OF
buggy climb into a street car or get
there m some way
Preparations were perfected Saiur-
lay iIr taking care OF the extra
crowd, Sunday morning In all Of the
large Sunday schools. the secretariaI
forces will he enlarged and every ef-
tort will be put forth TO enroll the
newcomers as permanent members
Tie campaign has been along gen.
cral lines. and each Sunday school has
worked largely among the church
membership for specific results. In
this way church rosters have been
, brought up 70 date and the work will
continue ior the upbuilding OF the
fifiy-iour Sunday schools IN Oklaho-
ma City
I In the meantime the campaign
workers are continually saying;
Let's Col To Sunday school iomor-
row"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
GIRL FROM HOME
IS ADOPTED HERE
foster-"SlSter' Of Anna
Hoover 10 Be Cared For,

Miss Bernioe Ragland, OF Ardmore
sixteen years old, sixth grade pupil
inmate OF the State Industrial School
Tor Girls. has been removed from the
home by Mr. and Mrs. J NJ Bailey Of
4}O7 Classen boulevard. Mrs. Bailey,
who has no daughter, will Try 10 make
Berrice's life as happy as clothing,
educ,ioral advantages and foster
mothers love can compensate tor
mother and home.
Pernice was the foster Sister Of
little Anna Hoovcr, who ended her
unhappy existence at the state home
by swallowing safety pins few day
ago. Mrs Bailey says Bernice i,
very happy in her new home.
Mrs. NJ r Conkling, matron OF the
honc, says Bernice is merely paroled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

SIW OILEANs. March q Mar,
row nnl nervous GJr'unuOn. attended
tho Op'niug ln rniiuD today Tho most
H.iyr months were NJ met 90 ~
FONTS up. H'trr which uty ZEN 10
~ points under thr close NJ yoNor-
do ~ the 'ni a. mo nir hllf hour
~ business prices we're ~ points
up net These are uoW contract Ir.'"
changes so IusIrrsH Was done lu the
Dld DUUffu.'H
tnrrftH|r'f over Mo foreign OK
change market Irrfrlrt,d Lurnor-, rut
H rood tuuo p,fhIrt'd Hui late IN tho
dos reports ~ better tabor situation
u InglHnd Dutsd sufficient bu,ing 10
Iui urw contracts ~ ~ 10 pOiriH over
yesterdays lHst quotations
fpot cotton uulrt and unchanged
Sales On tho spot $50. 80 arrive. ! .bD6
Low mldi'irT. &c. m.diling. &c, good
miidlIrg. .sr
Receipts y.fi1; stock. 3is.0s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
GRAIN
CHICAGO oeAlH ANo PROVISION

CHICAGO, March 90 week on1
ndiuHtmsnf ~ tfadcrr helped 10 fpy
tho corn market to-day nom weakness
which developed ~ no outset. iuitiA
declines were nrrrhcd 10 f"'huE based
On opinions thuf something Oi fFac.
ton V1s due after the recent steep
advance ON the o'r"r hard. 'r'1h
upturs IN me yslucs ~ fl' anl uHr-
10y tended 90 hasten covering 600 me
pnft oi shorts, opening pfir'H. which
ranged from unchanged figures iU J .,'.
iawet. win NHy 81 ij ~ g. a.g Hui
July 81 iJG4 4Tl.iis yet" followed hF
r. matefial sribuDk 1il around Hrl th,n
= rise to well above JrstsrdnJ.B fine
iah
May advanced ~ a new lIFh level i.r
tho season. Best pfiC"r, hDW"F"f. were
not held. Tho clone wHr unsettled IFc
net lower 10 - advance. with NHy,
81 Lal.uli5l4 and July " N'su #tt.
Oats REFLECTED the acupn oi corn
after opening &c ~ 70 80 ~ win
May Cf7scHGsa. tbs market sagfed
hut later scofed moderate gains
Provisions lacked support iimn'hH
IN the hog market seeming 10 Do Vfr
tI1Ily ignored
subsequently tho market we
strengthened by tho bulge IN corn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
PHARMACY OFFICIAL
TO ATTEND MEETING

John Culley OF Ogden. Utah presi.
lieut. OF the National Association .ci
Pharmacist, will attend tive annual
uee'-g Of the Oklahoma pharma-
gcuiical ASSOCIATION 20 be held here
Nay Y, according 70 word received
This morning by Walter Jarrett. sec
reiafy OF the state pharmacy board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Looking EN- Over
with
lack Kssne.

=, - a.. uI.~t,I.
Tom Mner Nhy 20 u Nm. a
member Of the Rlchnond c'an, nss
bean signed by ,he tankeeS 10. wy
coming season. Mihe, VINO n
tive OF kichnonu, Psy,u WV. ''s'
with the Hchmonn o9neHs cioo pu
fore he Joined ths nro,e"ionA ' W.
He bnted ~ las, YEN, ~ no
nn Sn' M:r ss:p1 sds.%, mo" free us "..n, and II.
fanks signed MN,
About tho TINE Mllets eon.tss' w
feceiyed HuFrins fe,eiynn woto iroiI,
Arthu. Ha,tis' nm onu's,asr sS e'SsS pn,sns'an 10
give up professionnl Mseoa,, hArus
10 employed az MAslIon; Vh,o' anu
sends word S TIA, h' ,s Lizards 'ns ns.so,, pror
However, Hngslns VII, 'ry 20 Her'usdc
tho player TO 20 to Jacksonville
- , hail
Probably the only major league oell
player who has been signed up Ior .ne
coming season while .,in acrcss tne
~ drink , + Johmn, nn.S M,,,ns Moos,Sn ~ .n,isn
end has not been ordered back TO the
United States from the hosp,MI N
to him by the Dodser officials and, 1t
wss returned recently, signed, Milhs
Isn't eHrected 70 rcach this country po-
forc June or July. however,
-
Psckey Mcfarland. famous boxer
now has n desire 20 break into the
running horse game as an owner and
breeder OF thoroughbrcds He has been
over the field and hopes TO purchase
q nucleus for a stable.
Packsy 10 wealthy enough TO ven
turo into this fisld. Ile made more
money than any other boxer In the
world who never held champion
ship. He invested his money wisely
-----
Heinis Zimmerman. has n protese::
Hts name ID George W, Terhuns, and
hs's = pitcher. On tho word OF Zlm.
McGraw offered the youth who lives
In brooklyn, contact which was
duly signed. According to the tenn
peramenta thlrdtaseman. Terhuns
some day viii BE- 3 HreaA pitcher. Hs
Tally on !h' y; sS;'.r,Ion. .., ,psiGaP:: N:
..t A.s -. A..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
GIANTS SIGN NEW
PITCHING PHEN0M

The Giants announce new pitching
tryout. named Frank Noal. lie halls
from Wheeling. w, Va. and has heen
In the army until recsntly. lie In
credited an n aemi-pro, with having
pitched a perfect game q couple OF
yenrs ago. II was for a wheeling team
against q Cambridge. O.. team. Not n
man reached first base and Noel famed
twenty batsmen,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
HOME FOUND FOR
LITTLE GRANDMA

We 'hiuk We have an ideal home
for the ltIlc grandmother vino was
looking for . position Thur lly"
Mr, Gertrude Lewis Of 'hc federal
employment, bureau said th's morning
Final arrangement will probably De-
made today am still getting calls
about her-one long distance call from
BrIIow this morning"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
: -

copy thereof under the following con.
dlllOW.
"Ihc Dppy will he literal, foil aud
complete copy Of the original and vii,
contain both printed and written mat.
ter OF every nature and description ON
both sides of the original discharge
certificate lbs complete copy TO-
ge'hcr with the original discharge
and letter Addressed 80 Iour ~
nance officer Lemon building. Wash
lngton, y. &, stating lhe soldiers
service since April D, w, the date OF
last discharge, and present address 10
which they desire their bonus check
70 be sent viii be presented :, the
nearest recruiting officer o. the army
Who Will make and sign q certificate
~ the mHgin on the back OF tie
original discharge pIpcr 900 iak W
stamped with ndclhle mk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March % go
HOGS. receipts, 1000. steady TO lOc
higher Buik sisi5ulei0; heavy
ss5qi96O: packers tis751lg ~.
light, tiS2buie %; pigs iiSbOnis2S
CATTLE: receipts 400 No south
crns Steady, prime fed steers $500
dl925; dressed beef steers ~ O0N
1900. southern steers io0uli 100.
cows, tgOOGlisS: helfers. 10000
1900; stockcrs. il900u 1850: calves.
so OOQii5O.
SHEEP: Receipts, 1000; steady
Lambs. tte 75n 2O.sS ysarlipsr il7i5
gls50; wothers. tlh0Ouls S0 ewes.
iiS7SdlL75. s,ocssrs. f550Gis 90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
WASHINGTON SIGNS
TWO MINOR HURlERS

The washington club announces that
Il will give trisis TO two minor league
pitchers, Roy Uordinisr and William
Harrinstoa The former was once with
the 81. Louis Cardinals and was on tho
Rochester reserve list last year. Har-
rington has played minor leaGls ball for
past two br three years he has been In
the Northwest and with Pacific Coast
League teams.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Reds TO Texas.

CINCINNATI, March 22--Fit,ecn
member, OF the Cincinnati National
league baseball team boarded a train
here this morning bound for Waxa.
haehie, Texas, where the team will
put in three weeks Of training for the
coming season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Discharge Returned.

This officer will also place a cerui.
cate on the copy Of the discharge that
s 10 be- forwarded 70 Washington
A!tef the certificate has been made,
'hr original viii be returned ~ ,hc
soldier and all other papers Will De-
forwarded by the recruiting officer
q, the Ione Finance officer Lemon
building Washington, y. {. iyr pas.
uept "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Iinna Difectofa Mert

The board OF directors OF the Lionf
club met IN the Sklrvin hotel this
noon. Programs for the club and
routine business connected with its
administration were 10 he taken up.
according TO W. A. Brooks, presiden,
OF the club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March 20 BUTTER
higher; creamery. 61h6bhc; EGGS
lower, receipts, 1859 cases, fIrsts
asa q39c ordinary flrsts. 3sn3shc; at
mark. cases included, asa soc rOUL-
TRY, alive, UNCHANGED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
$4,000 SOLDIERS
WILL GET BONUS
Order Requiring Showing Of
Discharge Papers Changed,

Eighty thousand Oklahoma men
and $4,000 are affected by the new
ruling on soldiers bonuses, which is
covered by telegram from Washing.
ton received BY Colonel Reuben Smith
OF the army recruiting offices here
yesterday,
The telegram reads al follows
The Amendment
Paragraph one. amending tel
egrapric instructions on payment OF
bonuses to discharged officers and en-.
listed men entitled to sixty dollar bo-
nus under act OF congress approved
February "a 1910, who do not wish
TO forward their discharge certificate
to the Zone Finance officer. Washing
tong, ID. c, may furnish a certified
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
nIw YoRK COTTON FUTURES.

SEw YORK. March s2 Tho cotton
market Wu qulot during todsys early
trading There was probably som'
scattered selling ON tho favorable
weather map. but weekend ros |rNf 10
The goods trndu W,fo 'u,0uiagIUg ami
after opening STEADY ~ u decline ~ lN
point. ~ al HdyHcur ~ tNo points Ou
new stylo months. the market showed
. 'ritly firm uudsffu0r Nsw tbly
Mnv sold ou o. q .DH ~ 'h, start and
October 10 ~ Toe with pr.res later shpN-
Ing rallies ~ 7 Dr 4 points Liverpool
NRs a moderate buyer Hnd thef" Nos n
little demand from spot houses hut
tho bulk Of tho business was attributed
10 evening up for over The weekend
Tho only business reported lu uil
style contracts ~ the opening was q
sale Of May at .i.1
After selling mp tu sisi~ 'Yr rrw
style May and gl..H fuf October ar
20 2O points net higher ur cover
ing on tr~do buying tho market Wus
unsettled by the further decline IN
sterling exchange. New style May
closed nt 2i7sc and October at sil.'
with the general list steady net z
points higher 10 ~ points lower Ola
style deliveries wero net Is points
lower 20 70 higher.
spot cotton quiet. nIddlirg. ~ SOC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
FORCED
TO RAISE PRICES
f anime In Beef Cattle Gave
Statesmen Control.
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS

CATTLE Downright famine made
packers stsp 10 n more lively music IN
tho lonl cattle yards this week n
Was hand lo.mouth proposition and
this always hurts the packer pride HH
woll M purse. because fHlssmen do the
debating steers closed q litile higher.
mo flun NJ beast 25c higher and s,ory
thing WIS wanted. Hlan Okir. fur
ulHhrd tho weeks best bsof. % ~ be
INK top. while ~ iOu ii m bought me.
dium 80 pretty EpOd hnlf.btked cattle.
H1iohor ,Oss Hfe back ou h s. OOr
~ NJ scale .ud something choice makes
III Hs Top Gamers Hnd cutters ans.
whof. from ., n0u10 Bull g. SGu
$50 Tor medium ~ gDoi butchers
Calves steady. yralsfp " OO1 ~ 50 and
hcaylcs which chow lover fendgyrY.
g. o0N ~ 01 Siu,a'fs Hud fc'd'fr siat~d
a lete week come back AMI closed high
o. WrGh'Y ,nttl~ uf, In'k ~ 81 m
Ill IN. nri good tr'trl.y ftnDk'rs win
SOME guW'h. ~ iOlril NU stock COWS.
81 tSHi1.. N,Hf,sss tfs lIftIo sluw.
but right kinds dU s. uIu1HI. stock
calves lYNsr. nud only choice kiris heat
- boffg op win g. zjGs!5 for medium
10 gO0i red ones
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March % 2-HOGs Re
ceipts, 5000. steHdy 10 iOc higher. bulk
tle 60tflesO. heavy. ls75TisS. light.
tai0nle u pigs. iis7Sgl75o CAT.
TIE Receipts. 1000. SOc 10 &c lower.
SHEEP: Receipts, 1000 sec 10 Csc
higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
MllIer 10 Ranntt.

ST. LOUIS, March 22.--Inuelder
Jack Miller OF the St Louis Nationals.
has cablcd frosiden, Hickey OF the
club, from Tours. France. that he viii
report April IN, Hickey announced to-
day that Miller would be field captain
OF the team.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. Texas. March -.
CATTLE Receipts, go. unchanged
heeycs, ~ 50plib0 HOGS Receipts
cnn. steady. heavy. SIS i6nls 10.
SHEEr! Receipts. none lambs. tIt 90
Jl7 M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
PROVISIONS
KAN sAs' CITY.

KANSAS CITY. March 22-Eggs
firm, firsts a7i4c RuTTER; creamery.
firm, packing ic higher. iOc. POTA-
TOES sOns5c higher POULTRY
unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
CHICAGO CASH oRAlH.

CHICAGO. March % CORN. No. 2
yellow. 81 ,irl b.. 40 , yellow. iijou
f5g OATS standard Gi7 7Gt'',.
KYE. 30 2. q iiG'4. BARLEY. 'l05
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March 22-POTAToES
steady. receipts ~ ears Northern
whites per cwt. bulk 81 75d l,sS; sacked.
fl65h lib: western russetts, f?lO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
COT TON
~ onLrtNs corrou rUrUPGs.

HlW DlHalh,N Nurpn ~ cotton
DIDHrl riI stead. ~ Hu advance Of bn
D. points rrI nav steady ] point down
40 y points no NET
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

NEW YORK. March 2?.-The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold t,s, ,6os .5i0 reserve In ca.
cess Of legal requirements Ths Is u
decrensc of slsils.s7o from last week.
Actual condition:
Loans, discounts. etc, stssi .sS7. 900
decrease, Ss.0Ts. goo.
Cash In own vault. members federal
reserve banks. so .s29 900. decrease.
1851 200
Reserve In federal bank OF member
banks. S5il,sst 600: decrease. ~, 0j5. .Ooo
Reserve In own vaults, state banks
and trust companies. sii 1906, 900: in
crease. s2ss 900
Reserve In depositaries, state hank,
md trust companies. Ns,ol7 900. IN.
crease, ti,o51.0O0
Net demand deposits. Nsic.1Is,ooc;
decrease, s35. .Ssq. 900.
Circulation. i57,si3,o 900: increase. t2i,-
Excess reserve $40; decrease
III. 5.ils.9I0
Aggregate reserve, t565 sos. 900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
ST. loUns.

ST LOUIS. March 2?--PouLTRY:
Steady. hens, alc. BuTTER, I'm
changed EO0S 2Trc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

prlet. ~ tire ysfiyu. S'sfss Of cAtus
are approximately % f1llDNu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

All road, lead to First Christian
church, Tenth and Robinson. (Adv)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-12

$500 or six months Imprisonment or
both
AS is we'll known, plumes can be
found on herons only during the ne.
riod when they are laying their eggs
and rearing their young. Consequent
ly, the killing of one Of these birds
at this period means that the young
will be left to die, or that eggs In the
nest will never be Matched Since
these birds are exceedingly rare now,
protection must be afforded them or
they will become extinct.
Mr., Parcetti recently created quite
a stir when he arrested and brought
to trial a number of wealthy residents
OF Leon county and secured their con-
viction on the charge of killing migra-
tory birds out of season.
The plumage obtained in the raid
will likely be either burned or placed
in some museum.