The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-29

ued.
A vote for Bosrly helps our city
(Adv)
Time Instructions Issued.
Special instructions have been issued
TO employees ~ tho Oklahoma Railway
company M 10 setting forward clocks
tonight There will be ma change IN tho
schedule of tho cars, officials state
Cars On all lines Will run at regular In
torvsls ms though there were no change
In time.
Benrly. (Adv)
Every charity organization knows
Ssmmles Buys More stations.
Four gasoline filling stations at III
Reno owned by A. q. Shicrs were pur-
chased yesterday by tho Sammies on
corporation Of this city. They will bo
rcmodeled and placed under tho man
agement Of Shiers Two filling stations
at Chlcknsha were also purchased this
week, q. y Melton was tho Chicknsha
owner.
Work, vote for Bearly for Commits
sloner, tAdyD
Ohlolns May Locate Here,
Mr. and Mrs. w a. Lauyer Of
Irchsville ohio. arrived In the city
this morning on n tour which viii de-
tcrmine whether they remain In Okla
homa city or continue their trip 10
Kansas city They spent tho day look
ing over the city and seeking nephew.
Charles Pumphrey. whose address IN
the clty they did not remember.
when IN a hurry, phone Walnut 5ts7
Mems suits 400. No'p.I.ay Cleaners
(AdvJ
Shrine Play Committee Meets.
The committee IN charge Of arrange
men's for the Shrine play In tho Ma
sonic temple oD April 10 met In the
Skifyn again today at noon.
Our cIty's friend. Bearly for Com
missioner. (Adv)
Pupils to Make Ad Posters,
Cooperation between business men
ana students Of rity schools who are
producing advertising posters viii he
worked out soon when Miss Bess Flea
| nor Foster. head OF tho department OF
| drawing. and Miss Estelle Ream Ma
non head OF the art department OF the
| high school appear before tho okla
| homa city Advertising club TO display
commercial art work OF pupils and
make explanatory talks.
Mother Nays pies and doughnu,s. al
your grocer. or 6OS Hudon. (Adv)
stock Selling Request Received.
Literature OF all organizations offer
I Lac. Int nN Lot
! Liberty bonds should bc sent hy those
receiving It TO the Federal Trade con-
mission In Washington, according to In
| formation received at the postoffice thi.
| morning.
Employment Bureau Moves.
Tho federal employment bureau Is
| moving today 10 It's new location, els
2lS Culberson building. 4
False" Telegram Case Continued.
Tom Rudolph. held In the rounty jail
on charge Of obtaining $50 In money
on fake telegram, had his preilmi-
nary trial continued week when II
was called today before Joseph +. Deu-
pree, justice OF peace
Class Holds Candy Sale.
The Loring Sunday school class OF st.
| l@uhc mtGoulst cnuFch Is nOldlnH n
homemade candy sale In the lobby of
tho Lee-liucklns hotel today.
| War Workers Make Layette,
Nine little garments comprising n
| baby layettc for n soldiers family were
made ono afternoon this week by Vie
tory War Mothers who took tho work
to Central Sewing rooms In the Mason
Little building, Thirteen women pro-
duced the hyette.
| SIX Army Recruits.
| Yesterdays enlistnentR at the army
recruiting station here include Edgar n
| Miller, Chiokasha, Evart Capshaw
26li south Shartel. Oklahoma City; and
| Glynn q. McClintccx, Henldton. Will
liam Y. OaIley, OF Muskogee, William
N. Arnold. Casevlllc, Mo, and Rufus e.
Scale Of partlesville enlisted this morn
Ing. Scale viii be stationed at the re-
crulting office here.
| Soldier 20 BE Brake.
| Coin back TO hrakin'," said Clarence
A. Jarvis OF Weliston, VIXEN asked at
the Red Cross canteen this morning
what he intended to do now that he IL
no longer needed TO work for Uncle
Sam. Jarvis was a Frisco brakeman
before he was drafted nearly a year
ago. He was seven months In France.
and took part In the fight at St. Mihiel
ana Argonne.
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