davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

Mems Suits. a splendid
showing Of Scotch and English
NOTWITHSTANDING with Americas
best, Of course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

Warmer Underwear. TO get
the most wear, buy Il half dozen
sets and let us number them so
you can wear them in rotation!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

Other suggestions include
Silk Dressing Gowns, House
Goats, Slippers, Suit Cases,
Moccasins. Jcwelry, Silk Paja-
mas, Shirts, Silk Ncckwear,
Umbrellas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
Deaths.

DCALuSs
cHhlATIA Sn41 me Tf 9SiGs
g hsr b!o1hsr Igminr NJ Ghrs,3n %ali
Funeral notice later.
daI ecd nfa T. T 5is Ga Sun
ta S 'Ss @s.s .reladJ M .t
formerly bella the position OF assistant gen
loc.t.d in cineimnat =,
YE $. ,!',aa;,, in Wilson, e. DeeeIohsr
vde bs his aodr eS r Mr u .mi. mes. rs s" Of
Mla%" l"s and 1r% $hs som pr rrscn : ."s Q!
M Dr. fe'Fe 81 h Sa nge r%en his
nm street: i;lehmond. Inieimcnt in
phine Kornesssyy;, iInneT.l seryisss al her
u II a. 81. In.ermcnt in Hollywood.
wALDEOr-Died. December y; at 7. Al.
ns Ga%sS.na hfE ns. Il
Waidrop She leaves her husband. "' four
'Pi sSas 70 MIS- o"5% fs ora ' Mrs
:G- Gs Msr,n and MrT LINZ HiHmen,ron
Sleep on dear mother and take thy rest.
Funeral Directors. 4
F 5a rFtup tu"?i. sn d! siss
M.ilson III. Randoinh aGs2.
Lost anG Found. 10
HAND BAG--I.ost purple velvet bag with
tarSel. containing about 81 and cheek Tor
81 on DanvI!!e thua. Reward il returned
70 100 South Third street or phone Madison
l7t-J
HhND itAG-i.ost. lady's black velvet hand
bag. containing tmali nurse and Two 10
anh Two dollar biiID and small change:
Sisp recent made out by Mrs. J. 5.
MCGrDdcr. It1aeiand Home for Infants
riea,f" cail MadiHon 1868. Reward. ioS
iiDtS lb--Siraycd. from 1913 West Cary
Snuh"y m,Dfning. one black and white
hound. Finder please return TO above add
hrrh. ana r.'siyc reward
%pTI'E-i,S Ford touring car stolen
l.lcchEc 30 iGit, Engine No 1sn3:S. Heavy
black tenders. when last seen had radiator
covers on and aide curtains up. Demounta bic
wn""la "h"rh abr"rbcrs. grey seat covers
.ic Liberal reward Phone boulevard
IM'.J. d " GahScr. 1913 Wallace street
"hTrii-i.Dnt. lady'a gold Egin wrist
- Hatch. Liberal reward Apartment .. 2loi
"ATtli--found. on Broad Street, a Iady's
colo watch. Tho owner can have same
ny proving property and paying expenses
hlLLE- -a gu North Ninth Street.
AfITflAffktSI9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

LET Us EQUIP YOUR TRUCK WITH
IL sf9ek Foh S SNNffiM MxkE EE 81 EIE
Then f KEEs 1So}ylE IThuGGkk Ru$S$i&S;
EIGHTu STREET.. T3l EAST CARY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
Silk Socks, Fur-Lined Gloves
Walking Stick,

y combination that will please the
most fagtidiOus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

Driving home a good Christ
mas suggestion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

ElGnIn STkEET al EAST CARY.
LIBERTY SIX.
RUN ONLY 800 MILES JUST LIKE
OWNER DOES Nor CARE FOB car
DURING WINTER
GOOD BARGAIN TO QUICK BUYER
PHONE BOULEVARD c3s3
MACCAR Tor Immediate delivery: aI.-ten
truck with dump body and hydra uiia
hoist; also -. l-2. l-2 and IL Mo.
car chassis. Standard and long whe.lh.s.
King Wilson Motor Corporation. $50 West
MITCHELL. Six touring or roadster lmme
90, diI IT.. delivery II. ID. King Motor Corp.
hOXED TO FIFTH ST. GARAGE, 4I9 y.
81; Peerless Red Cap storage batteries
Expert electrical repairmen. Uneda Auto
BUT WE HAVE 4 FIVE-PASSENCER
CAR, WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS. STARTEE
AND GOOD TIRES FOR $500 CASH KING
WILSON MOTOR CORP. $40 WEST
ton. Price on'y s2I5. A. r. FILLER. 1919
West broad. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

GUARANTEED USED CARS.
GUARANTEED BY 4 CONCERN WHOSE
GUARANTEE MEAN SOMETHING.
S&E H2I ; TO- WiTn hoDf:' Is Is g 9:
o T3S G. ,: 81 e ThccKi ;....i;;:;:;:, COO %
93GGDf Tw9, Ton ,>v TRUCK 80 90
o RR99Ap 2iri!,, = - $50 90
iIG 100 %
EOCRIHS-TON TRUCK. WITH
BODY "......................... SO 6
TERMINAL MOTOR CO.
NINTH AND CARY STREETS
INMEDlATE delivery on new FoT1 Io,,-
inE cars. 2ll East Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16
Funeral Directors.
Lost anE Fount,

FHACP-i;dwin rh4up, funeral Director
and cInbaimcr. Jy5 East Main Street
Mahtson I'll IA ndoiph sGh2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-16

"AItli--found. on Broad Street a Iady's
gold watch. Tho owner can have sam"
~ proving property and paying expenses
kDEly I'll North Ninth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Forty Aviators
Resume Flights

CHICAGO. Oct Is Alter dal
rest and with more favorable weather
over nearly the entire course, forty
army ayla,ors today resumed their
flights in the trans continental aerial
derby. Clear, cold weather with mod
crate winds, Was reported from most
OF the control stations with the ex-
ception OF those in Nebraska, where
foggy weather intertered with the
schedules OF several OF the fliers
Captain Lowell II. Smith, who ar
rived at Mineola a, 10 80 a. NJ, to-
day was the third ilier TO complete
the first hall of the trip from San
Francisco. He lcit Rochester az 80
a. M. and made tho trip to Mineola
IN what is believed TO bc record time.
Two other iliers are expected TO
reach Mincola before the end oi the
DAY. They are Lieut. r. :. Worth
ng,on and Lrtu,, II. + Queens, who
left Cleveland esly this morning OF
the last lex 'cf their eastbound
Journey. Captain Harry Dray,on lei,
Reno headed ior san Francisco, early
in tho day with the indications tina,
he would be the second iller TO FIN
(Gon,jrued or Page 2, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
.CR|MER SAYS.
he IS CERTAIN
NEGRO IS Man
Motorman Says Picture Is Of
Williams Slayer,
POLICE WITHHOLD FACTS
identification Of Negro Being
+ Guarded by Officials,

\ Police officers and the county at
torney declared today that George
Cramer. motorman Oh the stree, car
1 when J. N. Williams, oondctor. was
isho, down and killed by . negro two
weeks ago Tuesday, ha. made sworn
stzten,ent identifying {. L. Tillry as
che mrdered.
II have seen the s,atement," Robert
Burns, county attorney said.
{ Not Sure At First.
T According TO statements made by
oiiicers at the police station today
kCnmer was not sure OF the identified
tsion OF Tillry when he was broush,
before him Immediately after the ar
pasest several days ago. but when he
iWas shown the picture OF the negro
yhe said he is the man.
Here's q negro we caught down
| in louisiana" the detective told
tCramer Saturday afternoon in the Of
fices Of the Oklahoma Railway COM
pany .
That's the man." Cramer replied
a, once Il can tell by his high cheek
bone. his firmly closed mouth, his
eyes and his general appearance
You've got the right man.
Just why the street car motorman
ldid not recognize the negro hen he
was examined at the police station
{eor.d not be learned but il is the
,opinon OF the police that he was sx-
c;.-d aud was afraid he would cause
,,- wronG man 10 he Iynched before
be IL taken from Oklahoma City.
Officials OF the street car company
d;d not want the sworn statement Of
,-tamer 10 become known publicly.
,ro'itcc officers said today. fearing that
ithe feeling OF the street car men
,wb :, has been running high since the
inu der would cause trouble. They
Tod the officers 10 keep quiet abou,
',ht entire matter until the trial, il was
declared
Joln Hubatka. chief of detectives.
sad this morning that he had some
starting information tha, viii be
given out as soon as the preliminary
hearing for Tillry. who is being held
10 the state peniten,iary at McAlestcr.
lis called.
I II is presumed that the chief detec-
Itive was referring 10 the sworn state
mcnt which is being held in the safe
oi the detective department
1t was also revealed today that the
statements made by Luella Collins,
nesro woman with whom Tillry had
been staying, and in which she de-
lelared that Tillry had admitted Kill
iag the conductor. were made under
oath.
I He told me that he intended kill.
ing the conductor after some trouble
that morning he had In segafd to =
transfer" she says in her statement.
.He said that he knocked the con-
ductor down with his revolver and
that u went off before No Intended
shooting"
I The sworn statement of the motor
man u held BY the police to he the
last chain In the evidence that they
have been placing about Tillry.
Mr.. Hubatka was In conference
with Mr.. Burns all morning anil
il is expected that the preliminary
hearing OF the negro will be held
within A few iAys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Service Men Are
Eligible for Exams

Announcement has been received by
the secretary Of the civil service COM
mission in this district that all SOL
diers, sailors and marines will be ad-
mitted to any examination, either as
scmbled or non assembled, which was
pending on April 3 or which has been
announced since,
These examinations will be reopened
to service men providing they apply
before the close of business. Deccm-
be, 81. and any who have not been dis
charged by November win be al
lowed 90 day, after date Of discharge
to take the examinations.
Any service men who were dis
charged prior 10 April 9, 1917, will no;
be eligible Also, it is not necessary
that person shall have been dis
charged from military % naval serve,
~ order 70 be Samil'ed to Gamma.
.ti0iia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Here's Dark
Secret
Little Light
Couple issued Marriage IL
cenSe LAST Night While
Electricity Failed,

A marriage license was being is
sued Las, nigh, when the lights went
out a, the courthouse.
Herman Oliver Of hltus and Eta
CouStls Of Mustang came 70 the city
Yesterday to obtain marriage H.
cen'e. They arrived hefe last nigh,
and called ior Cliff Myers. ds'ric,
court clerk Myers hurried to the
courthouse and found Oliver and his
2irl waiting ior him ~
The clerk wen, into the vault 70 get
the marriage license book Nrd -- the
lights went ont.
A candle was lighted and the mar,
rage license issued. Blu, the hand
writing was wobbly and Myers wrote
a; the bottom vi the record, ISSUED
by candle liehi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
BABIES WILL
Win BATTLE
WITH DEATH
LUikart Children win Recoy-
err Physician Says,
DETROIT PLANS RECEPTION
Mayor CouzenS Has Charge
of Homecoming Welcome,
ny International News Service J

ny International News Service
CHICAGO, oct. l5- Edna, age 5,
and Sherley Luikar,, age T. aided by
DR.. Thomas A. Carter are going TO
win their fight against death by pot
sonng, a fight waged continuously in
the Columbus hospital since their
mother, Mrs. Roy Lulkart, gave them
capsules OF bchloride OF mercury sew
eral days ago a, their home IN De
,roii. Mich.
DR.. Carter made this announcement
carly today.
Edna will be entirely well within
a lew days" said )r. Carter "Sher-
ley shows marked improvement and
unless internal hemorrhages occur
will recover"
Encouraged by ,his--,he first posi-
tive assurance that the children will
reeovcr--Roy Luikatt. their father to-
day began preparations ior taking bis
children to their home IN Detroit.
AZ the same time Detroit began
preparation for a municipal reception
Tor the children when they return TO
that ciiy after one OF the most re-
markable battles against what the
medical world has heretofore oonsid-
cred hopeless Odds
Mayor Courens has taken charge OF
the welcome home arrangements and
itis expected that hall a million peo-
pie will participate in a municipal
greeting.
While these joyful preparations
were going on In Chicago and De-
,roit. Michigan authorities were pre-
pairing 10 take the mother to the
Michigan state insane asylum at
Iona. She was adjudged insane Sat-
utday and will be taken to the state
institution today.
Roy Luikart, the father, while over
ioyed a, the recovery, has not, how
ever, forgotten his ". and is aiding
relatives oi the unfortunate mother in
their efforts 10 make her as comfort
able as possible.
In view OF the wonderful recovery
Of my children my interests are nat
urally turned toward the other sui
ierer in my family" he said today
Anything ! can do TO re-assurc her
or to help in the improvement in her
mental condition, certainly will do.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Giants Body, 81
Feet High, Found
In Mexico, Claim

MkXlCO CITY. Oct y--(tor-
respondcnce oi The Associated
Press1--The iossili,ed remains OF
a giant measuring j. feet. 10
, inches in height, were, according
to report, recently discovered by
workmeh in the little village Of
Nanscamilpa. state oof Vera Cruz,
The natives. who still cling TO
many Of tic traditions Of their In
dian ancestors, declared the giant,
was related to the gods OF their
ioreia,hers Thsy erected caia-
ialquc in the plaza, upon which the
giant rested III state tor many
days. covered with flowers, and at
night carefully guarded.
The discovery attracted the at
ten,jon OF scientists here. Manuel
Gamio, director OF an,hropofogy a,
the national museum. expects to
leave soon ior Nanacamilpa TO N
vcs,ieate. We is inclined to be
lieve the 10 III is that ~ a p.c-
hislur,e ,y5trbrlte not human.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Possibility Seen
Or AvertinQ Strike

WASHINGTON, Oct ia na-
ton. wide strike OF coal miners yet
may be ayerted William Green, Sec
re,ary OF the United Mine Workers
OF America. ~ a statement issued this
afternoon. said tina, there was "pos-
si6illty OF ayerting strike, even al.
ter the strike call had been isSued.'
Following failure at recen, con-
ference Of b,umnous coal operators
and miners to reach an agreemen, on
demands oi the miners oln l..
Lewis. acting president Of the United
Mine Workers announced on leaving
Philadelphia last night for India
napolis that he would issue tomorrow
a call for nationwide strike OF soit
coal miners on November l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Traffic Rules
ForAirplanes
Soon to Come
Walton Says City VIII Prob
ably Draft Them Before
Another Year


Hey there, come down you're
speeding"
This is what traffic cops will be
Yelling before long II the airplane
flights become regular thing over
Oklahoma City.
Mayor Walton said this morning
that as soon as travelling by airplanes
becomes regular thing, license fee
will be demanded and certain regula-
tions be put into effect.
The speed and height a, which they
shall ily and other provisions will
probably he made by the city commits
sioners within the next year. No steps
will be taken, however, as long as the
planes arc goyerumcn, owned ones
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
F|REMEN RECEIVE
BOOST IN WAGES
Commission Votes $40 Pei
Month Increase for All, 7

A general increase oi salaries Tor
members OF The lire department. a.
Oklahoma City was voted today by
the city commissioners.
On the recommendation, OF ToHR
Meyers. fire chief. 5000 that was
be used in buying uniforms Tor
fire department, was turned into ~
,lldfy land and gives a raise Of ~
month to every man. with the eNs
rep,ioh OF the chief, The salsry u
now Sl2S month. IN
Mark kesler. commissioner of pub.
lie safety, said that the firemen are
tempted to leave tbe service becsuss
OF the low wages and the inducements
in the oil fields. He said that n hsvs
already left and that the increase II
wages was necessary 10 keep the Ne
partmcnt in working order.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
CREW MUT|N|ES,
SLAYs OFFICERS
Navy Department Asked 10
Send Aid TO Schooner,

BOSTON, Oct l5.-Muiiny Of the
crew OF the schooner One,a and mur-
der OF tie captain and mate, was re-
ported BY wireless this afternoon to
the navy yard by the Trans Atlantic
lluer Saxonia. Details were lacking,
4 message somewhat garbled asked
The navy department, 10 send aid to the
Oncta which was reported il the
rahlc. The crew had mu,inied and
killed the captain and mate the
message read The position OF the sail
ing vessel was given as latitude ~ 81
north and longitude G.IS west. This
would place the scene Of the ocean
tragedy oil the coast Of Newfound-
land.
The wireless station at nc navy
yard refused W make the message
public until it could establish dircc,
contact with the Saxonia ard could
clear up some pulling points in the
first message that was relaSed ashore
through the air.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Governor Asking
Aid for Recruiters

Governor ! u A. Robertson is
sending letters to Oklahoma towns
which are to he visited by Lieut.
Thomas Keliher, and his naval re
crui,ing party from the u. $. s. Okla
homa, asking that city ofiicers CO.
opcrate with the party as TO the great
est possible ,s,:tent
y Lieutenant kelihcr and/his party
come here from the Oklahoma and
will spend month visiting towns in
the state enlisting recruits for service
aboard the Oklahoma The party ar
rived a, the state headquarters here
Saturday, and leave today for Ed
mond. Guthrie and Chandler, returning
Saturday 10 start tour OF the east
ern part OF tie state.
Applicants viii I've sen, here io- cS-
-ninlt'0n l. r1tsTrre1t cSpcn.c, and
N "ri "ci vll u. r,iurncd -
u. r bDmts r.bJui expense 10 hem
selves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
Prize Winners To
Texas Fair School

Ten Oklahoma elris live oi whom
we're priSe winners at last yeat fsf
and five at this year. show in thu
girls clubs canning exhibit, will leave
here tonigh, Tor Dallas, Texas. whers
they will attend the fair school Il
the expense Of the Atlas Glass com.
pany, according to Miss l,a Ross of
the county agents office, who 10 in
charge OF the clubs in Oklahons
county. The girls will be in chares
Of Mrs. Daisy NJ. Frazier and Mia
Anna L. Diehl, state demonstrates
agents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
SENATE committee
LEAVES PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH, Oct, l5.--The sen
ate committee Investigating the s,ce!
workers strike IN the Pittsburgh dis
trict, after spending three days here,
left late last nigh, for Washington
The committee will meet in the latter
city At the call Of Chairman Kenyon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
CAMERON AND I'VE
HEARING TOMORROW

Red" Cameron aud SANDY Ivie,
charged with maintaining a gambling
game in the Liberty rooms. will have
their preliminary hearing in Justice
Joseph Z. Deuprees court tomorrow
morning. Cameron and lvie are said
10 have been masters Of ceremonies a,
he uame faided bv the police during
''p,e fair week, when twenty nine
"lo''erers around kamhine game"
we're caught IN the net. Cameron was
not ainons those present when the
raid wa' made hui he !, said to have
been seen presiding over black
Jack game that night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
CHILDREN WEAR WRAPS
IN UNHEATED SCHOOLS

The Willard school is in session
today, though the building is not heat
ed. and children are wearing thei-
wraps in classrooms. Although the
children may not be comfortably
warm. the temperature is not low
enough to make the situation danger
ous to their health, school Official
say. The heating plant will not be in
operation before ten days, and posi-
bly, not before three weeks
AT the Hawthorne school the plant
is furnishing some heat and children
are not uncomfortable, Sessions are
running full time at both schools.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
" lust a Feeler"
Says Robertson

Governor Robertson declared iIns
morning that his recent s,atetne-ir
favoring revision OF the constitution
was put out as "ieeler.' and that
he has not definite plan III mind AZ
present for the conyening OF con.
stltutional convention.
Personally. | think the constitu.
ton shouldNbe revised" said the goy-
ernor. "bu, ! want to know what>the
people think about it, That is why ]
made The suggestion. want them 10
think it over for while. and Their
express themselves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
COAL MINERS DEMAND MAY 60 ri, VVIl. .SOM
Smith Claims to Have
Beaten Time Made by
Maynard in Air Derby
FLIGHT BULLETINS
SACRAMENTO. Cal, Oct. -

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Oct. -.
Capt c. II. Drayton, west
bound IN the ns-eontinental
air derby. arrived from Reno at
Mather field, "a miles from Sac
ramento, At s:S4:5J this morn-
ing.
LINCOLN, Neb, Oct. i3.--
Rain and mist in some parts OF
Nebraska early today was
hamperng the movements Of
some Of the participants In the
rans-eontinental air derby.
OMAHA, Neb, Oct lj.-Lieut.
H. d. Norris resumed his west
Q ward flight this morning at 7;+o
q, m.
DES MONIES, Ia, Oct. a.
Lieut. J X. Rouillet left at TAG
this rnorning for Omaha in the
continental air race. Lieut..
W. c. R. Brown left at 1886.
French Kirby started at 1897 and
Lieut.. 7. 7. Hynes st 7:46.
Lieut.. J. G. Wright also west
bound, arrived at S:N and LIEUT..
Col. H. E. Hartney arrived from
the east at 8:45.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. a.
Major Harry Smith, No. 70 of the
wcstbound racers last heard from
at Cheyenne Saturday night.
reached this city at 9;ll this
morning and departed for Salduro
at o:4ih.
Lieut.. r. N. Manzeiraan, No.
80, who left here At s:i6, departed
i.om Salduro, 100 miles west
ward, At s:3s Pacific time.
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Oct
i3--Lieu., Pearsos left Battle
Mountain for Reno At s:4S =. N.
Lieut.. l.. 8. Webster. in attempt :
ing TO rise from the field sustain
ed damage to his plane In q slight
degree and 10 still there making
tepsift. Lieut.. J. b. Donaldson
left Battle Mountain for Reno al
q:0S a. N.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
D0NNElly DISCOVERS
WAY TO BEAT H. c. l.

Mike Donnelly, commissioner Of H.
nance. is solving the high cost Of liv-
ing by eating only two meals day,
he said today.
Il find that I can get along with
out the MONDAY lunch and il save,
a lot of money" he said. O.
Donnelly said that another con.
tributing cause TO the high cost Of
living Is the fact that the average
man is no, carrying a lunch with him
from home, bu, rushcs to the restau-
rants at noon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-13
ARMY CAMPS
TO Be SOLD
Two CantOnments Also to Be
+ Offered for Sale,

WASHINGTON. Oct. lJ.--Camps
Mills. Mineola, L. l., and Shelby.
Hattiesburg Miss, the cautonmsnts
IN Chickarnauga and Chattanooga ma.
tional parks, Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
and government improvements at
Newport News. Va. are TO be sold
by the war department II was an
nounced today that sealed proposals
fos Camps Mills and Shelby and the
Georgia captonments would be opened
here Nov. g, and for the Newport
News improvements Nov. II.