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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
n. GUNDY WILD
BOX At BISBEE
Local Featherweight Fa-
vorite to Appear Before
Kid Georges Club.

Sergt- Arthur Holmgren, OF the sew
enth cavalry, has received an at
tractive offer from promoter Kid Fred
George. of Bisbee. Ariz., for the serv-
ices Of Nick Gundy, local feather
weight favorite. in a contest to be
held July %. at Bisbee. Gundy is at
present in Bisbee. where his wife's
relatives live. and It is probable that
he will be given authority TO make
the match by manager Holmgren.
Gundy will return for the second con-
test with Pete McCarty TO be held in
the Studorium arena on August l.
sudenberg at Silver.
other boxers who will appear in
bouts outside Of the city on Independ-
ence day are Johnny Sudenberg.
southern department middleweight
champion. who meets Al Smaulding
at Silver City before promoter Otto
Forster's club. Subenberg is in splen-
did condition for the contest and in
asmuch as Smaulding is one Of the
fastest and hardest hitting middles in
the district the bout should be a good
one. Local fans are pleased to hear
that Sudenberg is receiving offers
from many cities over the southwest
who are anxious to sign the star boxer
up for bouts.
Kid Rubino. Lieut. Rothermund's
fast welterweight. viii meet Jack Lo-
PEI at Silver City, in a semi-final TO
the Sudenberg bout, il is said. He
win accompany Sudenberg TO the Hill
top City.
The fight will mark the initial ap-
pearance Of Sudenberg IN Silver City,
and there is little doubt but that he
will make a decided Impression
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TAKE TWO
FROM THE CUBS
Hitting and Fielding of
Cincinnati Players Fea-
lures Double Bill.

Chicago. Ill. July 1.-Cincinnat took
two games from Chicago Monday. The Wis
itors punched hits off Douglas for the first
victory. while errors by the locals gave
them the second game.
First game. r f. Z.
Cincinnati ---------. 900 010 0l0-2 !
Chicago ....--. 100 900 e0n-l 6 3
Batteries Cincinnati, Rims and Wingo;
Chicago. Hendrix Martin and O'FarTei-
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FIFTH CAVALRY
TOURISTS BACK
Win Majority of Games on
the Road Trip; Many
Recruits Taken In.

One Of the best records made By q
team touring out Of FL Paso for sew
eral years is that of the Fifth cav
airy regimentaI baseball team. which
returned Monday. after an extensive
trip through New Mexico and western
Texas. The team wound up the tour
by winning seven out Of ten games,
three contests beng dropped by small
scores. The team was in charge Of
Lieut. Hal Daniel. and the schedule
Of games played follows:
Defeated Fort Bayard. y NJ. by the
score OF seven TO two. saddler p Il.
Suddarth pitching, Corp. " J. Not
nagle, catching.
Defeated SocorrO by the score Of IS
to four; Sergt. W. Mathews pitching
Corp Nctnagle catching
Lost 10 Albuquerque by the score of
one TO two. Chief ToOtsannie Teller
pitching, Corp. Notnagle catching.
Lost TO Ellzs at santa Fe. score six
to y; saddler Suddarth and Chief"
Teller 3itching. Corp Notnagle catch
Defeated Las Vegas by the score Of
nine to four; Sergt- Mathews pitch
ing. horseshoer Leslie B. Turner
catching
Defeated Ration by the score OF 4 to
-; saddler Suddarth. Chief Teller
Notnagie catching
Lost 10 Clayton by the score OF four
10 eight; Chief Teller pitching. Corp.
Notnagle catching
Defeated Dalhart by five to one;
Corp G. h Friend pitching, horse
sheer Turner catching
Defeated Tucumcari by the score Of
10 TO four. Sergt- Mathews and Corp.
J. J. keenan, pitching, horseshoer Tur-
ner catching
Defeated Carrizozo by the score Of
nine to fo1r, 'Chief' Teller pitching.
Corp. Notnagle catching
Ninth TO play.
The Ninth engineers baseball team,
in charge Of Corp. NJ W Rosen. VIII
plav under the auspices Of the general
recruiting office at Fort Stanton,
n. II
The Seventh cavalry team viii leave
Fl Paso July 1 fer East Las Vegas,
y. II, where il viii play one or two
games. and then proceed on July 3 10
Albuquerque. where it viii play also.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Totals ......-.-......-1f u p 10 !
xBatted for Pennock in ninth xxBattsd
for Scheider In seventh
Score by innings
Boston .........-..-.--.. 600 90 O1o-2
New YORK .........-.. 100 O0c 03x-s
Two base hits shannon. Lamar. Bodie
stolen bases Baker. >. Sacrifice hit. WITT
Sacrifice fly. Shannon. Double plays.
Schang and shannon; Ruth and Shannon
Left on bases, New York. 9; Boston. 9.
Bases on balls, Off Schneider. ,: Quinn. 3;
Peunock. 3 Innings pitched. Schneider. =
Quinn. g struckout, by Schneider. ]: Pen
mock s. wild pitch, Pennoclz- Winning
pitcher. Quinn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

At Tuisa-Tulsa .. Des Moines .
81 Wichita=Wichita H. OMAHA =
At Oklahoma City-OklahOlI City
T. Sioux city s.
St Joseph at Joplin, rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

The Mount Sinai Church league
baseball team viii practice this even
ing at 6:15 o'clock at The high school
stadium and all men wishing to try
out for the team are requisite TO be
there not later than $50 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

At Atlanla-Alanta y; NeW or
leans 20
A. birmingham - Birmingham 5;
Mobile 4
Al chattanooga II Chattanooga :;
Little Rock @.
At Memphis :; Nash
vile l.
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Standings


Where They Play Wednesday.
Fort Worth at Shreveport.
Waco at Dallas.
Houston at Beaumont.
San Antonio at Galveston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

BASEBALL


At Beaumont r. H z.
Beaumont .
Houston ---.-.-.-.- II @
Batteries: Beaumont, Bailey and Al
exauder; Houston, smithson. Hiett and
Moves.
At Galveston r H +.
Galveston ---....-... '.-.-----.-
san Antonio 9 0
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Two naas nlt- McAVoy- Three base hits
lsice. Witt Home run. Walker. Stolen
base. Rogers Sacrifice hit. strunlz- Double
plays Thomas. McAvoys Thomas; witt
Burrus and Dugan. Burrus fuuassisteti1
Base on balls. off Robertson. I Craft l.
Rogers. s Innings pitched Robertson .:
Graft IL. Struckout. By Craft, ?; Rog-
ers. ,.
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Where They Play Wednesday.
salt Lake al Vernon.
Sacramento at Oakland.
Los Angeles at Portland.
san Francisco at Seattle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
ATHLETIcs TAKE oNE.

Philadelphia. Pa, July singles by
Walker and Strunk. following a pass to
Thomas in the ninth. gave Philadelphia
the decision over Washington Monday.
Growers fielding was brilliant
T1-.-,-;-'g-f,-, ap r IT Pc A =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Boston. Mass. July l.-New York made
ifs hits count and defeated Boston Bos-
Ton outhit New York, but by poor base
running threw away chances 10 score
- - Al p Il pn =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Where They Play Wednesday.
Brooklyn At New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
American League standing.
Where Taey Play Wed

Where Taey Play wednesday,.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Cineil1al --------- $1,000 Va wv 49,
Chicago .-------. ----.---- Vtu 4vp wv
Two base hits. Neale. Nagee. Killefer.
Ruether- Three base hits. Daubert, Groh-
Sacrifice hit. Rath. Sacrifice fly. Neale.
Dauble play. Groh to Daubert- Bases on
balls off Douglas. /; Ruether. ?; Bailey,
l. Innings pitched. Douglas. S; Bailey. J.
Hit hy pitcher by Bailey fDaubert).
Struckout. by Douglas. g. Ruethers 2
Passed hail. Killefer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
NEW YORK YANKS
WIN TWO CANES
Boston Red Sox Are De.
cisively Turned Back
By Huggins's Team.

New York. July New York won both
games Of a double header from Boston.
starting an eighth inning rally in each
TO overcome a one run lead Of the Red
Sox. Monday The world champions fielded
poorly in the first contest, and lost despite
Ruth's home run with the bases full in the
sixth inning
game until the eighth when the Yankees
punched four hits with a pass for tlIrse
runs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
N &P Burk Gusher

which startled the oil world BY max
ing a gusher well miles west Of
the old Burkbunett pool The Tex
as Co. and many other big companies
believe this well is but forerunner
Of a big pool Up Red River, and west
Of Burkburnett. The big companies
have leased up everything they
could find, but Burk- BONANZA beat
them to 100 choice acres Of potential
oil land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

o-sT TorS- ....-...---..... $40 1o2 005-7
T5oston ............ 001 zoe 001-4
Two base hits. Fletcher. Chase. Young,
BoeckeL Rawlings. Thorpe. Cruise Three
base hits. Fletcher. Young. Holke. Black
burne. Stolen bases. Chase, Boeckel- sac
-ifics hit. Burnz Sacrifice fly. thinner
man. Double play. Naranville. Black
burne. Eoike. Biackburne. Base on balls.
off Causey. .. Benton. l. Heating. 2;
Cheney. l. Innings pitched Causey. 4
Benton. s. Heating. 2, Cheney. z. Struck
out. By Causey. 1; Benton. !; keating, /
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At Pittsburg- K. n Z.
s. Louis --.-.-.---. coo col 1o0-1 2
PittsburE ---------- 100 Vel p-x-4 :
Batteries. St. Louis. Nay. Tuero and
Snyder: Pltshurg. Adams and Schmidt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Detroit -.-..-..-. 40 600 ooo-s II O
ST. Louis -------.--- 01o 600 00o-I 2
Batteries Detroit. Boland and Ainsmiih;
st. Louis. Davenport. Ko0bs Wright and
SEVERED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
QUICK ACTION NECESSARY

WEST OF FORTUNE AHEAD OF THE DRILL
Make checks payable Northland Investment Co Nc
CiurNan Bldg. Wichita Falls Texas
1879
Gentlemen; application for.......... shares
Of the capital stock Of the Burk Bonanza oil Co
yalue $1,000 share and herewith enclose s......
n payment for
It agreed that Of application reaching you
too late TO participate in this Offering
scrrtion. advance will
refund the above n
..............
Address: Street -..-..-........ northumberland.
City and State
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

First game. Ri E
Boston --.-.....--. 600 0Os 600 s
New York 49,. COS 600 0fx-7 Il 0
Batteries. Boston, James and Schang.
walters: New York. shawkey and Han
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Bingen On The Rhine
CBy 1icut,n.n, Crantlnnd Rice Third Army. A E. -

(By Lieutenant Grantland Rice, Third Army, A, ~
when lcaS still torhcdd kid across an ancient SpeU,
And had to do as woS bid or catch all balyel,
still recall lcih maudlN curse the dag had to rise
And kick in wH some tooIish Ccrsc wiH terror IN my
eyes;
"Bcucath the Sprcadng Cicstlm Trcc"-"Thc Ride Of
Paul Rcvcrc'-
Upon a stern and Rock bomd COAST t'-GM others just
as SCyc;
BIT from the list uchich gtondS accuSt ,chcrc night-
mares StW cutrjnC,
The one that rcccd first cas "B;agca on the Rhiac'
Ach Gotn The morning arose apo" the school house
with palld check and shaking toes and trcmors ot the
hand;
My heart wcnt up to meet my mouth, my bulgmg eyes
grec dim,
M tongue lcas dricr than dromh olong Sahdras rim:
a soldier of the legion loy'-a,M then rih starting
tears,
| stopped without wod to say for forgot Algers
And that's WhU heart and soul still burn and cold chHs
soak the spine,
Each time my morbid thoughts return to Bingen on
the Rhine.
And now against the Huns abode 'cih steady tramp
along,
The old Third Army hits the road, tco hundred tEous-
and strong,
As dim ddVns from the cnstCdrd creep to uauguards
do,cn the plain,
They hold their sector Of the s'cecp kat started from
Lorraine.
don't know get where Bmgen stands upon the bolly
map,
Nor get which Allied army lands upon its ,cninq lap;
BIT while for and all its he'll can't san that pine
I'd like to drop at least one she'll in Bngcn the Rhine.
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OTHERWISE FEELING FINE.

tunyuloSccnt from tho "nu"
WIN my spirits navy blue
htNlug nothing olsu tO 40.
III f',lio ny woes to y0u
First 10 tel you how feel.
i.h, all DER from uoid tO heel
Little pains around my ears.
Eyes fl'cd ~ with salty trnra:
Aching corns upon my toes.
Water flowing from my nose.
Fever hllsicis ON my lips.
EH,kug palms lu both my hlps
ffDsniUg feeling round my waist.
ln my mouth 4 dark brown taste.
stomach frorning all supplies.
Head sW"ll"d up 10 twice iiH size
Although not from vain conccit.
! can tell YOU, and t"p"uu;
fhlW ior'Ing M my knees
l.lk" the nll NJ autumn leaves.
l'itl" DhIl's run ~ my back
Then run down the same old track.
seems ns " my neck would break.
Every muyr Hn lrrrown ache.
Joints feet Ike they'd come apart
IAlplfrtiou ~ the heart.
NWfl pain within my chest
But why catalogue the fcstf
There Hrc others. never f'nr.
l'ui Won't outline them here.
only add This closing line
Otherwise I'm feeling nuc
@ l. II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
BY BRIGGS

ing any mind. cause i, blundcrs
through existence with its headlight
on behind hu, no later than Mon
day nigh, he.rould have disposed OF
hi, tln-typcS ilr a small fortune II
he had known that flashlights were
not furnished with iull dress suits
" W
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Impossible.

rs it possible" We asked, for a
man 10 run a country newspaper and
still be a ChriS,ian2'
Yes replied the sage. That is.
If he is no, afflicted with gasoline
engine Kansas City Star.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
LABOR'S WORST ENEMY.

rJONEST render important service to Their cause
~ than by pointing the danger and evil hoAe'
az Iohn Wilkinson president District No 2 United Mine WORKERS
America the legislature Friday in dcnouneng the ocd "o
convention in Chicago That meeting, which dominated h the W.
Working Class bolShey record ayorng general
strike to secure the Thomas Mooney serving lie sen
en for murder The same meeting hd of President Wilson
and scoiied at of Independence Day
Such di,oyal sentiments course representative the opinion
of American workngmen They do the feelings OF the cgn
mate trade, and labor unions which proved their loyalty in
which most OF the affiliated represented organfa
;on at the meeting that will refuse TO nd'f'e
the Mooney strike conclusion that will steer clear OF such
doyay meeting That opinion based on ITS ire
auen, rejection socialist alliance and the and loyalty OF ITS leaders
and members
Hence important that labor leaders like Mr. Wilkinson make this
po,ion clear fellows the To know that bosm
menace necessary results Russia and Germany
When any organization what and doya It Immediately
support public opinion which essential to the success o any
demand by organized labor similar organization
foolish workmen the land where the highest and h-
ey the largest they oppressed 1t equally silly TO
methods program disrupt business and result in IDLE
ness and hunger plenty the bohc, Nor
mood i with those who dSa in time OF war
becoming boler their doyt Honest labor leaders
who conditions have been improved the past know that the
bo,hest but that ioredoomed failure
Knowing oppoune for them take stand against such
agitation should be ndorsc the words Of John Wkn
labor only what fair attain that without violence
The whole giving the workers OF
the profits end gained by renng the whole
agitation which lead, violence and chaos deadly
LABOR a, TO capital
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Clever Hubby.

80 your wife has stopped bother
ing YOU for an automobile"
YES. ! tipped of a seer she pa
troni,eS to warn her against ever rid
ing IN onc"-Bos,on Transcript.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Now the farmers urging the maintenance governments
wheat And should be maintained the coming
farmer. objected when
line competition would have prices higher and
peace price slump which may consistent hut
that their objections did parom
Dlan,ed wheat a : the government urged
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fOt.1@rT ~:
u" byvvh. v
CONTRIBUTORS, DAY

iNgnin wo have with US today. hr
'hr inastmnHtcr puts II, our unknown
ana industrious friends. who help 10
tighten our light lbora The true
charm ~ tho introductory remarks n
70 mako them hrIcf Hp lct the rontrlbs
lell H. m follows. and also to-wlt -
Ed)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
WoRKMAN's COMPENSATION LAW.

THERE longer much the justice OF liability laws
Wdng for workmen injuries, hut consider
bills introduced the Oklahoma legislature amend the existing
well remember that these bills passed would practically double the
liability employers required such La
ti This has already been increased months by
the based percent
the Furthermore additional higher materials have placed
further business and industry, which
allow for before increasing the burdens In addition
the point OF greatest interest the public added expenses Of all
finally the ultimate consumer who already hard
But it, the opinion legislature public entitled
to higher compensation OF there still pal
pb fault the proposed law That in the which leaves the
OF compensation for Disagreement the discretion Of the
commission placing limit whatever the 1t difficult think
Of fair why this should be thrown that Given
commission hostile institution might such
penalle that industry unfairly and omcatcs the
difficulties OF such insurance and reasonable basis
The besides increasing fifty
and wohds percent OF the cases extends the
which such compensation shall be paid 1t reduces the period
fourteen three days includes we'll personal
injuries increases the time for supplying medical attendance
injured empoe the option of selecting his physician
changes be warranted but that all OF them add
and difficulties of the employers II changes present
10 be made certainly the interests both sides should he considered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Iebknect travelled far pursuit trouble and few will
him because OF his sudden finish opponent
old auoca he have served useful purpose qualified as the
little needed for the German loaf But bohvm
deserved what he received He sought build
the old and failed And Rosa Luxmbug Huns are
running form.
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Ah no Nh hem
" " VI.
An smiles. no gloom.
For cheer. world room.
Here's hope the loom
Noa'cs on. friend y
Al he Al hem
" W NJ
Your tone is pure:
so hro1th ~ brewer.
Your llCtory = sure.
Smile on. friend VI
E y r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
DIVIDING THE SPOILS.

The dog catcher at Tulsa has
been getting so dog-gone rich of his
pcoiit, that the city IS going to butt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
ON THE TRAIL OF THE
LONESOME HAM

Hrug yer, fond oi the plain or gar.
den variety OF ham sandwich. walked
INTO the leading Cal'hough where !,
lead, 90 don't know cafe OF 4
mail Oklahoma town and finally
made the roof Of the lunch counter
gll the step ladder route. The pro.
prlc'1r. who va, IN, own water cook
ard pearl diver" and looked as II q
thorough application OF soft soap and
rain water with wire Scrubblng
brush might help some, SAID
Wat yer have"
! tald him. was served aud edged
over Ia the cash register TO face the
con eQucnces
twenty-five cents. said the presld.
ing pirate OF that recorder ui rob.
hcu and | managed to pay without
iainting or succumbing 10 1apoplexy
Aiier telling him what he was. which
won't stand repetition IN family
newspaper. also informed him that
the ham in that so.callcd sandwich
was 50 thin understood why he kept
the sandwich supply under glass
cover; otherwise It might eyapora'c
However this purveyor OF puny por-
lipnS had a skin much thicker than
the ham in question, and only grinned
and said
YES. use Wade & Butcher razor
20 slice EN- Next year | aim TO &c,
hy with nothing bu, ham strings
And ! lett 10 avoid casualties and
dream dreams OF the old timer at the
county lars who used to sound thi,
cheerful chant
Right this way TO get a whole hog
and a biscuit for only a nickel
The DAYS that wur." as Torrance
Mulyaney said H {.
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changed his mind and dccidedt for the
but United
posed the presidents journey he their
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THE NATURAL HISTORY CLASS

Tn" cophcr's Ike n submarine
Il tackles from below
It's operations can't he seen.
\ sly and crafty foe,
ITO Re ContlnuedD
n W J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
THE CAMOuFLAGE OF PEACE.

Mr. Ruth says that ii the fashion
in arranging mems hair would change
there would be a good many more
bald spots to break the mono,ony
And We had always though, woman
had cornered the hair-dresSing art,
hut 1t seems these legislators are right
up TO snuff or something III. d. +.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

There doubt that the Kansas blue sky law has resulted large
saving Oklahoma nigh, do worse than
conform the Kansas might however better
which fail weaknesses
law has been enacted long enough reveal those faults.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

What has become of the o. (.
girl who would blush If ore hap
pened to say darn" in her pres
ence 2-H. ID. p.
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They be going right ahead toward league nations regard
les OF what Senator Jim Reed about
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

INITIAL | ETTERS.
An ha'. An hem
W W VI
Pow and preacher.
Desk and teacher
Gladly greet yer
Smiles. friend VI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

n Levy in honor Of her house ~ SIS,
Mrs. Dcichman oi Kansas City and
Mrs Harry Gcrson OF Ibis city.
Plates were laid for ten guests,
Ten Yeats Ago.
IN increase 10 $4,000 IN the al
afy oi the president was granted Ivy
the United States senate today.
Mrs Henry OyefholSer will enter
tain the Eve O'Clock Tea club today
with charity might've party.
\ delightful luncheon was given
yesterday at O'Clock by Mrs Samuel
II, Harris complimentary to Miss
Try ol Hot springs. Arh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Fifteen Years ago.

Mrs. {. II. AmcS lci, Sunday ior
Mississippi. where she Wa, called by
telegram announcing the death Of =
brother.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Argentina understand dealing with the hoheyM better than
others who have tried it, delegation Russia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

The hasn't attracted much attention lately but he doesn't
to think he has forgotten.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Announcement from Washington that there surplus Of common
labor boosting good
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Mrs. Horace Speed oi Guthrie en-.
,crtancd this ,cck, honoung Miss
Irene Turner OF this city
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Not Much More to DO.

What is this curious looking
place"
This !, = junk yard i,r dnman.
tied automobiles Cars are brought
here 10 be- scfdppcd
II see
"l,ut quite often car /, found ~
'hc bottom oi Yladuct or lammcd
INTO telegraph pole that merely re-
quife>-, tap or two ot hammer TO
complete the scfdpplng process -
Birmingham Age llcrald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

IN and demand a pcrcen, OF the intake
alter thiS.-H. u i.