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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
THEATER BILLS

Empress lhel,er, ! 10 20 II W r.
m Mabel Norndnd ~ "a peucpt
SOL comedy
Majestic lhellrr ~ ~ = N. to
n 40 T. m Emily Steven, 10
kildare oi the storm" comedy
Strand lhciirr so 80 II 80 =.
10 Mafguerta Fisher IN The
The Mantle oi Charity" comedy
Drcamland lhcl,rr. . =. 49, 10 IT,
f. m lhcll lIara ir when No.
man Su,' SERIAL comedy
hcw Folly thel'cr ~ I, a. m
30 II W p m l,lhrl Clayton m
"lhc Girl Who Clmc Back"
umci.
l,r. Maicr 80 lo II 20 p
m Feature bril-, vaudeville
Liberty thcl'cr. 10 10 II 800 p
m Icdturc bll. vaudeville.
Palace thci,cr. ! 20 - II 4. N -
Denny k.rkluds California krw
pc, m musical comedy, Naulc
vile
Stock Company.
O,crhuhcf tHcl'cr. , IS 2 ~ --
Slmn.d, American Players m
'Nly Oui5 Goo Ntyug'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
GRAIN
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan Corn underwent /,
severe fail iu value today owing 10 aud
u.u announcement thli the food admin.
.ifuiIuu had recommended licenses fur
imports f.uW Argentina A. a. majority
q drrIr.s hfd been rr''tHs ON explicit
word from ihr war trade board mat mo-
such licenses were contemplated tho
notice 10 the contrary paHrlbod 10 ~"
food administration. WIS o general SUI
prise. opening prices. which ranged
f.om 'r 60 $40 lower. with JHn 81 iGis
20 81 o. ana Nry 81 3s 10 81 i0's. We're
followed ~ moderate rallies from the
minimum initial figures
II was said that selling here was for
London account and wtg the FIRST I'm
many months Just before the market
.. srl confirmation was At hand that
'ln oIncriling m restrictions ON imports
ffUn Nrsr r'lul had been recommended
As u irsTl'. '"rsl'lou~l new breaks I'm
ur."rg fH'l wld Tho r'.rN w1g sent
f.uofr"r.I 1901, ~ ,,o rc' lower with
lrn Il o., 90 Vii4 ard May Il1j "a
!l lrlN
o.ts weakened with co-r A',er open
lrC o ~ O. ',c on with May Il N
,ei.r. tho rDrfrt st'ldled well below
Jc.',flGy's fu' .h
Lover quotations On grain md hogs
pulled down urogiF'ors
tn N" bronx. there wos buying which
0rponrci 90 DO Tor packers. but no rally
ou4ucd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Jan. 9--pcics share
wore aglin singled out fnr Advancement
by vrofys l0unl interests at the firm
opening OF todlys stock market Ship.
pings proved tho only noteworthy eN.
cepiion Marine preferred dropped ~
points to new low level for the current
movement OILS, tObHccos. lcnthers
fertilizers, motors and accessories
gained TO almost points IN tho first
half hour, standard rails making only
nominal advances Texas Land Trus'
certificates were nglln the spcctnCulni
feature adding 30 points TO yesterday,
gain Of 81 points nj 80.
lnvestmont rails were I'm moderate
demand pt midday but linton Pacific
and ST Paul preferred were tho ouly
trauspottAtions 20 ilse above fractions
United States steel common reacted
while the preferred strengthened Nh
rine preferred and high priced oils were
extremely Irregular.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
COTTON GINNING
RECORD BROKEN
.5l2,009 BaIpS Gi00cd
Oklahoma,

WNEiilNGTON. lnn q .rultou din.
ned rIlur ~ JuuuiN /, wHH ln iGl3iH
ruuulug 4 lus, Including lb3i3 round
bHlrb. 100 hllsH ~ American EgNp.
tlru. nud 1920 bales ~ trt island, tho
census bureau tudty rrpuftrd
IfiuT 10 Jlruur I l,hi Nrut i0tl Hln-
ulngs were ln.llifiI Including l.Uhl ioi
round bales and h1.gjj bales ~ scn
iNtud.
GluuinRs bv sihtr- uto.
Alabama. ,i0tlt, Arizona. 9P.1l0.
Akuitha H2.llO. california i6.f,f.
Florida. 27o1i. Gcufgll, I0jllh6. Louis
i1un. 51'Nl1 Mississippi 1907 .20l
Missouri 30 gOn. Nur,h Carolina. 5g7 .U,O
Oklahoma. 1ia 0g9 Spu'h Carolun, f..
11iHls Trune see 2siiii' Texas g.
li35Gb Virginia. so167. all other states.
taSi
ssp Islands Florida. il120. Georgia.
~. 1928. South Carolina. fOli
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Jam g-HOGS receipt.
1000 strong 10 luc higher. Lights 81 O6
ll1NJ. I.gs tl3 uO4lnNO. mixed and
butchers 81, GO.llNC Cj. heavy Si7 9Ou
lNlo, bulk ili6'pltgO CATTLE. ro-
Cclp's $500. steady Native beef steer.
81 b0NiS5U; ycarlings and hcifers 81 a
fl600. cows s. i0ul2 90, stOckers and
feeders $500 90. southern beef steers
tlnObGlb o.. Gamers and cutters s. 2d
IS00. beef cows and heifcrs sT511
90; native calves s. 75W 50 SHEEP.
receipts 2.i0l. steady Lambs SiG5OT
! I2j; ewes S5OGlOJ0 Gamers and
choppers ijO0u9UO.
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. 9-HOGS. re-.
ecps 1900 STEADY. bulk SlTOI.l
$40; heavy Il700ulfsO. lirht, yIs S0u
$40. pigs {lOoodli50. CATTLE. re-
ceipis 1000, No southerns: steady
Prime led steers IlS.o0d2e 90. dressed
beef steers {l20uu lTij. southern steer.
sLp0u 1900. cows tO0Ili0 90. hrifers
tN.OOT 500. stOckers t7.5OulG co. calves
EOOT 100 SHEEP: receipts 5000
steady Lambs {l3 OOdl6Gj. yearlings
yll5onl3 90. wcthcrs SO ooHli.5O. ewes
l9Oou 10 %, stocRers Sc j0gl600
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Ci1Briefs
Work for Dam Forcs-wi,h the com.

Work for Dam Force-wi,h the com
plruuu of work on tho waterworks dam,
tho seventy five wutkmen will not be
thrown cut ot employment, according 60
H. A. IreSscy, supervising engineer
lTherc is W0Ul for this class ot
trained ll.r and gll Will be retained for
similar Jubs
Closed Season for "spot,"-"Okla.
homa city TX closed town from this
time forward 20 hnugers-un around
plces whrro gambling Is permitted
You will either pay u fine OF tl9 and
costs or lay out 20 days In jail. then
be watched by tho police 80 long no YOU
remain I'm the r.tA,' were the words
that Jared tho nervous system OF Ma
poleon Holden, "A sQulre-headed negro
found guilty ~ b,lns n lookout at n
place wh'rc gumug is alleged,
Watch No, Wateh-A "gold" watch
"wartnuted 2J.Np1r Cnsc." fun "2l
Jewels" that p1wnhtokers would not
lend 35c on us security. got Ben Merritt
. "nineteen and one" sentence in mn.
nIcipal court his morning Pickett wit.
ten testified that ho had been watching
Merritt for three months, and had at
last caught him In tho act ut trying IN
dispose ~ such watch to a boy from
tho country.
Scout Masters Meeting Scout mas
ters OF the city will meet with J n
Pershing, chief executive, I'm his ".
fice In city hall, tonight 10 divide the
city into four districts. with three Ia
elk boy scout troops In each district
and to select deputy scout commission.
ers to have charge " them.
Parole 10 Pevoked-A parole from n
three year peniteuilJry sentence nghlus,
Roy Crawford, Miami youth. was rc.
yolfed this morning by Judge George "
Clark In the disttictgGourt and the boy
was ordered taken ,o'fhe state rcformo.
tory at Granite After his release ON
parole he went 20 lis homo ut Miami
and there Is nn'r 4 TO have stolen
money from an .. ress company.
lighting Code ta Bs Talked.-hmend-
ments TO the N. state lighting rode,
prepared by i.. .nnating Engineer
ing society n'' mmcnded by sam
uei GompD'a. leader will he dis
c0sscd ~ I.s Of tho Oklahoma
lndustrHl l|.' committee In tho
rooms Of tNr .. 1ina Gtilitics nssu-
chiffon M n tomorrow night
STORAGE Conn Hrt Filed ENrcssiy "a
f'ctaeu Oh eight IN Oklahoma
City Is alleged B. 49,. w. Echos In a
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Jan Q WHEAT
No ? g 70. 81 ! rcd s, 5ofia5i, No
.. I2iSn2l9. COrS sssav 10 lower
40 ? MIXED sitsuiS9 No > whit
81 GNulGl. SO y"llov sjNnlo0
OATS 80 whl'o 7tNftIc. 40. 2
MIXED T7T77'4c RYE Nte0I5T.
cons close Jan 81 30. Feb. SlH4.
Mar. 81 i2N. Nav $40. .July 81 39t.
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TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY

NICELY furnished room. steam heat
bath connection; for gentleman ana
wife or two gentlemen; prlNat" home
2l9 " sth walnut 22E
LARGE front room. living aud bed.
room combined; four large windows
and mnntcl; south front; nlso one
smaller room. sos y. 10Th. Maple 9ll
FOR RENT -Fiyc-room modern bun
galow, completely furnished. Vs..
sO7 n. Laird.
FOR RENT broom furnished house
with piano md vlctroln So, liil w,
Main. Call walnut 2i'i.
LOST -IAdys purse containing small
change, key and mans small EleIn
watch with monogram Il a II en-
grayed on back: reward. Maple 39O5-J
or cnre Oklahonnu.
SEDAN FORD. Practically new, for
sale or trndc In on small improved
farm Call Rt Empire Garage, bOl
West End ST, or lloiia y. hudson
FOR SALE
Galloway. complete is5 n between
towers
ono ioSl2 u, G. 2.p Hosting Engine
ono ~ ca. VI Hayward Clam Shell
Two steel Towers. GO II high.
DOLESE mos co.
West li'h St
For SALE
ono 50 " y Slide vplvc engine
one rs n = Slide waive engine
one $50 " T.. slide valve engine
one s y +. Upright boiler
one l2 II +. Upright boiler
One 20 " =. Upright boiler
Two s0 II = Erie Economic boilers
One 100 n + Combination Water
Heater and on Separator.
ono 1850 - + Combination water
Heater RnN OH Separator
DOlrSE RROs co,
o West lt,h ST.
"a ROOMS we'll furnished hcnutlfm
u.ncc, beat location owner. Walnut
Ssga
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. 0. 9.-HOGS. receipts
5000. loc lower, Bulk 155ul715.
Autchcrstl1 65dl7 95. light il720nl7.S5
packing N100ni7 co: pigs sl625al70p.
CATTLE. reccipts % 900. steady; cholc.
beef cnttle il6A0n 1000. common md
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Jan. . 9-RrTTER. firm.
creamery 5sG G6'c EGGS. higher: re-
ceip's l05s cascr. frsts 60i3c. ordinary
frsts tSU59c; NJ mark. cases Included
5SH 5ec POULTRY: nlive. lower. fowls
25U 3Oc. springs 2jc; turkeys 3Oc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
Seine ON Rampage.

PARIS, Wednesday. Jan. s-Sev-
eral trolley lines were compelled 10
cease operations here today because
the rising waters Of the Seine had
invaded their power houses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
ST. LOUIS.

st LOUIS. Jnn. POULTRY, un.
changed, except hens. 2ic. springs 27nc
BUTTER G9r. EGGS. unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
roRr WORTH.

PORT WORTH Jan CATTLE
receipts $500. active aud strong. Reeves
'N 5U % lu. HOGS receipts J 500.
STEADY Heavy {lG25ul1iD' SHEEP.
'rc..y'9 $50. unchanged. Lambs Il25
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
ST. LOUIS.

CT LOUIS Jan. corn. No ,
$50 40 : white. 81 i6q so. OATS
30 :. 71r. No . white, &c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Walters 90 Dunean,--C1arencs Wal.
tcts, secretary OF tho Duncan Chamber
qf Commerce, who has been IN the city
Tor several days assisting in the good
roads campaign, lcft for his hom. last
night
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NtW IhAWbtf NrWutTt = ~. T.
Hahn. GathuE walker. \. ~ Wilson,
u. Becuan. J. II Kennedy, t. u. Mar
shall. O. G. Huwcrs. William j, ARM
atroug. and r. \. Goddard were elected
to membership In the local Chamber OF
Commerce AZ "A meeting ot the board Of
directors at the SkiryIn hotel today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Sales Company Moves Tho United
Sales company moved ycsrirday from
los West Third street 10 TIC r. T
stuart building IN tho 100 block on
West Grand avenue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY, Jan a-BuTTFR
POTATOES md POULTRY: unchanged
EGGS &c lower, flrs's SIC. seconds soc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
the SKATING MACks
teld over AZ tho Auditorium
Eor tho Week

They VIII give many novelty enter
'lInmcn's during tho week wheel hrf
ana hitfcll racing. fIat racing. the uSs
trfilus dollar, and tho milk drinking
contest. ana many others hH well rs
trick and fancy skating. Every night
Will b" n good one. (Adv }
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Jan. CORN. No. > vel
low. 81 g. OATS standard. 7iAI73c
RYE No :. 6?Ql62ii. BARLEY
tlOOIlOT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

War WotheFs Fottpoht WroN' :
meeting of tho War Mothers scheduled
for this afternoon Rt IA" ChaWntr oi
Commerce was postponed until next
Thursday.
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LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL, ian . cotton sp0l
qutri. prices higher Good middllns
~ tld middlng ippld. low mlddliHg
lsnid yOOd ordinary !, ,2d. OfdluHfv
10 Asi fnlrS lOou hnl'b. lnrludliy 'D0
American, 40 fo'ripiH
Futures closed STEADY. Ian 1891,
Feb IN l!i Mar ~ 50 All ~ SOL
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utn,y no,rd Neafly compl,,.-Wltl


tho appointment OF ". II Merritt. vice.
president ani general manage uf tac
Ear,lcsvilln lU'crurhlu Railway com
ptuy. 10 membership on On" executive
board 81 the Oklahoma I ulitirs Hsro-
citation. tho board lacks hut four mem
lcrs to ho complete Tho C1mllcio
board VIII include tNcnty-onc members
and the other appointments VIII be
made ut once.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
Soldier, Work pl,eu,ed-A noond,

meeting ~ the executive board " d.
rcCtors Of tho Rcd cross civilian rcll'i
met NJ tho SkrNlu hotel for discussion
uf matters relating To future work Of
soldiers According to members ~ the
board fcw returning soldiers take time
to register with tho Red Cross
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

have been issued for enrolling tho COM
ing freshmen class from wards TO the
high school, for the next semester, be-
ginning February !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
NEW YoRk suoAa.

NEW iDllk Jan . .EuaAH. nw.
.tendy, centrifugal i2'c. nno SIAM,
htrd = noe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
WOMEN HAD BIG
PART IN GREAT
GERMAN DEFEAT
War Work They Did Made
Victory Possible,
Who won the war

Who won the war
England. because She swept the
seas. France, because Size stayed the
Hun. Russia, lecau,c she divided the
Hun forces and thus saved France
from early destruction. Italy, because
she assisted in the brcakup OF Aus
ttia And lastly, the United states.
because when everything was hanging
IN the balance and the Hun was
within thirty miles ot Paris,
We swep, the line from Bcllcau Wood
through Chateau Iherry on ~ Metz
and m ilyc month, crowned the al
lies as viytorS
Yet over and above all the women
won the war. Eve million womeT
made good the places OF the SIX mil.
lion men that England enlisted. The
women Of France sustained the men
oi France arl the Red Cross sus-
tanned tie women.
The Red Closs's Part.
Ore Of iAr unnaua,ed chapters OF
H., war m.,.sc, the IudI,IJu, CN.
perlturc OF Osclt Britain and the
sl..tsl States .r France. Thee was
tine when France was terribly
torn and worn TO ;he limit in human
and financial resources England
could not t.cn spare more men IN
he fight around the world, bu, she
had credit and Sic poured money into
France, buy,ug supplies there that IN
ordinary times She would have put-
cha 81 az home
Then the American Red C5osS. a
Red Cross ten TIMES greater than
tina, OF auy other nation, took up the
work IN France and enheartened the
women. assisted the children and
wounded. helped the family and en-
oouraged the wives 10 encourage the
hu bands at the front.
No people IN the world are so
quickly responsive 10 the word OF en-
couragcmcut tie ray OF hope and the
friendly cheer as the French They
were chccfcI up and sustained by the
people of England and the United
States until the United States ma
rlnrS could show them in June az Bel
leau Wood tha, the English speaking
people were not only with them with
their gold and with their word ot
cheer. but with their lives and with
victory
Prepare for Great Work
7 found Harvey u. Gibson, in
charge OF American Red Cross work
IN France. more Impressed with the
responsible. Of the disbursements
IN France amounting 90 more ,hau
five million dDlarS a month than with
any re possibilities since he got mar
red and went on his honeymoon will
only $l5S to his credit. Between these
two events he has, jus, incidentally
built up the Liberty bank in New
York city from twenty million dollar
10 one hundred million dollars dc.
posts,
In April. 1917, the American Red
CT IS IN France had eighteen work
ers. This fall there were more than
five thousand, and they were arriy-
ing in France by thousands Back OF
them were iorty-scyen million con-
tributors in the United States. Every
where IN France and Switzerland
found the American Red Cross pre-
pairing for great work. The Amcrl-
can army mean, business; meant tc
take rs share Of the suitcrirgs and
the Red Cross was clearing the decks
10 supply wooden legs and wooden
arms and new occupations for the
manned and crippled defenders Of
democracy-C w Barton in the Wal
Street Journal
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wiz. Meet, Returned otre.r-p A

Anderson. second lieutenant of infantry,
overseas. arrived In the city this morn
ing and was met ut the cantcen hut by
his wife Tho two continued 70 their
home at Ada.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

'NgN"l avs ''NN 'N''0'''- wv '.N'
'rci p1trs hutu been ordered Joy Eu-
tuIlns who VIII entertain themselves
and their wives aud sWccthDlrti Ni'h
an old fashioned dance. cards and
supper nt the Lee Hucklug hotel from 3
until II u.C|.Dt tl.s evening. Matters
relative 90 thr district meeting and the
part that E0tnrians' wives viii take in
| making II success Will come up Tor
informal discussion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

10 tho high cost " paper and II may
bs for half dozen other reasons. but
wall calendars ARE scarce IN oklahoma
city this month Usually the walls II
every business office Orc linrd with
fHm,ns calendars by the first OF the
year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

One SMALLPOX Clse.-Ons cass Of
smallpox was reported TODAY The pa
tlent was taken to the detention hospl.
tai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

eighth annual Couycutlon NJ tho Okh
h0ma ThreshcrmenS' assQri1tlan. which
was 20 be held In the city Fchruny I.
3 and s. will be held February rs. 70 and
20 instead, II was announced today by
John A. Scott. president Of the asso-
citation. Tho new arrangement plnces
tho Threshcrmcus' convention on the
same dates as tho automobile show.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Southern street Dad One OF the
worst stretches ~ toadwav i'm the rIty
H found on "G' street. Cau'ol nm
Whore this street ii part ot tho state
road II Is impossible 10 automobile
traffic. II II the leading artery for n
thousand school children who attend
Lee tthool
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Roy Coosweli Returrs-Roy Cogs.
we'll, OF tho city detective department,
returned this morning from business
trip occupying four weeks He spcnt
most Of tho time in southern Kansas
towns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

r.r Moss Was allowed $40 ~ month
pending divorce proceedings against
Tony | Moss. IN uu order issued ly
Judge Frank Matthews this morning
Mrs Moss said her husband was
wealthy, trstihiug in the cIsr. lie de-
MED that he was worth l1'f rs much as
sHe as crtcd. and ta.i i.1t Doc vas not
a'lu u Tav her tho Iluu a month rho
asks f.om the court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Mexican ordered peeised-T.cc
Carey. sril 70 hc Mexican. who hns
been held In tho county jil tor two
weeks. was ordered released today by
Judge Edward ID Oldfield on motion
~ the county attorney. Carey. accord
ing 10 tho Information. ombeZzled
money from another Mexican.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

candy for Penny Lunch.,-Mlss Ieno
Osborne. hchd " the home economies
department ~ the city schools, ii
planning 10 purchase wholesome can
dies for u7e IN tho seven penny lunch
rentcrs ot the city schools Miss Os-
borne considers candy m esscntl al
part ~ every cNllds daily nutrition nni
Is making an effort 10 obtain whole
solc price that will permit candy In
all nOundoy menus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
Lo.t Goa. R.eovsred-A con, he

lost Coat Recovered A coat belong
ing 10 Anna Line was taken from ZOE
South Broadway yesterday afternoon
Miss Line IL somewhat ~ plain
clothcsmnn" and started ON the search
Locating II In suitcase left at III
south Hroodv1r, she notified the po-
lice. and Ilolnclothcsmnu FnrrlV took
the suitcase TO police headquarters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Lee Cruce Visit, Iro CUice, former
governor now n resident Of Nrdmore,
was II visitor IN the city yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

pupils In Wooden Buildings Seven
rooms an IN wooden building nuncScs
at the Leo school ARE now doing duty
With full capacity, Hys \ n pHrmlce.
principal burlrc Who recent cold srcll.
ono room stoOd at % degrees at $40
-sA-s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Tailor Tor sklrVr tobby-A room is
being partltiored of IN the lobby Of tho
Skirvln hotel 30 he occupied by George
II Willis Rs n tailor shop Wllls t.
now located on Robinson street near
Main.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Patrons 20 Sell popcorn--A real. old .
fashioned popcorn bali sale win be
held tNls afternoon A. the Lee school
under tho nusfi.cs ~ trh patrons club
The fund viii be used Go MD In locnl
community rcllct funds FitieeH mem
hcrs ~ the club met Tuesday vt tho
domestic science department ot tho
school md made over garments for
chlldJen unable 10 attend school unless
clothed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

"A ROOMS welt furnished, bcnutlfm
place, beat location owner. Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

Wl'e Abandonment Charged on n
charge ~ abandoning HIS wife AMI
minor child. Mnnnry Nbornl was ar
ralgucd before County Judge " g.
Tn,lor and hc'd IN ''r county iail iu
dcf,uit of 500 bond. lio entered IL
plea of not guilty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

n YOU wont C'v loan. see ~ n
Gar..a. 90. 81. stat. Nlul Bank. tNIyb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-18

Tho California company has n
capitalization OF twenty millions.
viii employ something like 1000
workers at the start. and win have
a capacity Of 1850 tires per day.
There will he cotton mills operated
by a subsidiary company. tho Ia
cific Cotton Mills company. with
81. 90 apindies and capacity OF
1890 pounds OF cord fabric and
IS. 600 pounds OF woven fabric each
week.
The ultimate plans Of Goodyear
contemplate for the California
plants an expansion Of both indus
tries to four times the original
capacity.
To tho active management Of this
great business and the work Of car
rying ON its expansion. Goodyear
brings a man who has been In
timateiy identified with the COM
pany since four years after ifs or
ganixation. when II was a small
and struggling concern. Mr.. Osfer-
lob. now one of the best known