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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

Empress thtstev 1910 Q n. ~
,e~ p ..-nAss' H~'sasA n
Majestic thsAtsy, 10 a N. y ioN
o. m-lis~ wiissO ard Nsvs Der.
bsf In 'Ths Trail q The OStosos."
serial Tenns In wst en- drama.
New FuDv bssfss. 10 Q. m r.
iOW y, m. American Asiseoe-
'acy," ssvsai. comedy; news sssl
prsauissS shssssv. - N N ~
.. m.--DouElss Fairbanks In wild
and Woody" comedy; sensl
Liberty 'hrstr,. iiso S;lb end
$50 o m Vaudeville: picturea
Lyric 'h.atef, 80 10 1916 D u
- VaudsylIl. pIr'ures,
boiace 'hsnt'f ms,iDss ana night
The Band Bos nsvus."
overhols"' ,hsAtsr. els ,. m
go Lons Lefty"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

CHICAGO. DE-. is.-HoGs: rse>ipas g..
~, IS ~ isc higher; bulls titisGisss:
~ etatS: sssvy ef1ieoi3.W, Gsdisn
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
Kansas CssS.

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~ week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13
mRkET
AERE ALL WEEK
Packers Dream Of Cheap
Beef Short Lived.
COMPARATIVE mNnPTv.

" "s sO sVs sesSss
CATTLE Psossy df.sms " ch.a per
rsf wss , sAsn sp.ssi Of Ipy because
alter Monday sbsn taay did ST q fsts.
OI, tu,sfs ~sfs pisaad - put On ~ tisy
,sd asuvstsa ssesuse ncsips ran hSsD
ftsst " anins ssW nixbt II s~s .
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the usstis. the faster vsatsss shsssJ w
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car tops, too. wl,is anythihs good aid -
high ia Sman bMehss hglk Of COWS
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dAsj.Ss. vsat iask 10 the ss1s bass. suis
ran coins sood snoash eow " sell ., 81 w
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oii .tsUIi w. Htsessr assbsss ~sfs ~srns
bpyefs and pficss sho~ all VI tie r.esas
ei,vvSt,it sdsAncs. Oood f.s,iNs can
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the vssh. 4 top pste~ II tIite ptc-
aiisd. vita the bulk going at oissev
iJee. eeoeloi1 vsO heavy With .n1fs
thas f.ees hssl SsIas direct V r~sksr
- sosckW.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

~. .-ss .s4M -
A PEW ov ouR Lisrfxds
s5s,i4sS soGfi Gsfaios22:A 2Ar sis.n ns'cx! EScx!
Ti0N: $3.50.
: sS;2Gsaa pXEs pX2E.sr5sss 5sss"
Large brsakfsH room, ssnss ana
eervsnts .fosmi keel losAtlos lp tlty
ti.sp cash viii handle. price )s.'to
S.go0M sUvy SGicx
Pine iomSlss % sest 49, - sornsf
facing scuth sed eeet: oah finish, iafys
basement end fvsnere. Thls y . good
buy on terms. U.o>s.
GRoOM MODERN. OAK vINIsH
~ bu,l,.is fssiurss; IN Butler pAes.
facing south. qslct oahi MN.
MOONS ON HARaIsoN AVE.
Near stiles Dert. veil located; good
home; price e(SsS. sems tsrms
s-RooM. S.sroRy,
Gloss n. - SssssA puslaal; oi,eee sssb
Ana tsrins y svit; pstes $500. saying
paid.
MI: eoRNsn
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porch, hsoe bAsemeat: furnace. built
~ gefrISsfsios, god Weli ana cistsrn,
double SAsoqe, Nesss ID PesS: e-toom
modern. facing east; iacofns oliS per
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AA"ss'lu' A.. 'TiAs'o" iAs. cosEa.. E..:i.
! Cali ~. MAkse. walnut I'll, l. l.
Mnls aiisr Office housc. wsinst ts'.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13
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n you waae . M Vp-te. ~. mlnutl
hume wss have II to- ybu. sed N \
Ideally lscsisl, esess ~ a. Old .Dsys-
.snt suffosn4st ty tks .beet 4 hsnss,
asd ve sAa sSli itf0 oo,S1e. g spod
tssWo Ilas ven late sfesdt oAd 0oss.
1sss easass go tstvswsy.
HfIIs, ypYcs . NicnorSoN
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

-" fNV''fh pNtNWO0 ~ wv
iilblo The lecture VIII ba At M West
second street
Road Auocistior 10 Msst--Tks Ohls j.
hohn Good Roads association vii
meet Win tho GhamDer Of Con,m sSce
good roads comittss aa1 MAJ l.. Gun.
ninEham, stats engineer, Ws6eso6Ay ~
noon In the chaDh~r 0f Commerce
lunch room. Mr.. Cunningham viii b.
n,ncipal speaker
erainssrs 10 Near RspsrS-Ths OhlA.
hoina chApier 0f the American Annpcta-
lion Of Engineers. met st noon today n
the Chamber 0f Con. mere IuBeA vom
70 hear e.. .rss from the eo0De0AaG
teams In the nstionAl membornhkp ig1ys
staged during ihs week. The cainpagn
VI the local organization Wto eloos 81
. o'clock tonight. although the naties-
Al wip continue Hnti inlAni9ht. Al II
O'Clock this NOR 70 i2e new msnbsss
nAd been reported
oaaesoe ~ reeeSew yeeU--sn -
81. ..AuoA OF the efforts Of lhs HfSi,
srhoci football tam. the Nau(iiwg cijh,
vndes The diryetan of vireinsa nenGh,
save . banquet 10 their honor, at ths
iiseAAss hsisl last algAl
Aw>ess svsss A,,s.s.>-v,.,.
nssss sAs svves'sd yesterday aftevnoos
~ Ne Mora. deputy sbt III, ano
ptoeEe ~ tAs county u On q rharT,
~ Va ssts. InformatteN Wa fSlsA
sg4isst U~iss In Justice A. w. Ne
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Nay~cs1 CNrisrjaS churrh ~ -.
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..ysnin tomorrow. Hs vif SpSSk On
nn snp.rirnoss at hcAiss,ss on Do.
esnbsr H.
49,. w
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a.a.ion By the s.ci. = 4 tks Scssd
o. education. J. u etsasiO.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13
Walter Camps
football Team k1e,

SEw YORK. Dfs NJ WAtg reQSo an~A0DVoR 1oorX tGC~M
"' 'sT ~ IS S y t:% -: :. y n
WaiNhiv ell W. Nn11oo
On " sbo DEVELOPED 1uu ounonulGha e
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13
WALL STREET

NEW vonx. Dse. ~ -prstshfv - .
result " The psr,ial rsili.s n sessl0n -
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sharp fscossry 10 call n,onsy. today Z
britf s,ssion VI the sioek ssohanGs yes
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sbd Snes1brsts bSyins for W. long o..
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

AAe7 pAog eoDS oooR
We have . w .ws: :sisvy,
;::s'' e, 's5 ;.:l :;;::l I'd c:i;s :; ~:
treat. Aes9Cs,9 e!spse eevn
stairsl a.ssheie tetee yeesss.
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0oo1 ess soSvts6 Thie 70 an
vsusuaiiy sood vslvs st es,sN.
NICHOLS AND cnANpLEA
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WI s:i..: s'''l'1:' sis:
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GyB4.lels

Rev. Roger 10 Lseiufs--itsv. y. a.
iIo>'r Of the f1fs, Engush LvihefaR
church here Will ~ . isctuts to-
mpfroS afternoon Al 1870 o'cioe<a on
he Modern Ibterpfets,loa Of sh<
iHl'le . The lecture VIII ~ At ~ West
second street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

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IMMEDIATE PoesHssIoN
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II inssssssst IN . reel iavsstm>st; ns
owner wires that in order 70 get an
consider this bsfors January first. H.
L. iAntroA. waihUt ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

Road AssociatIor TO Msst--Ths OAIs
hoHh Good Roads association viil
meet with tho Champer OF Conlm srce
good roads conit,ss aa1 Mas l.. Gun.
ninEham. stats engineer, Wsloso6Ay ~
noon, IN the chamh~r of c0mnsrcs
lunch room. Mr., Cunningham VIII bs
~ ,nCiIai speaker y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-13

=. ':.S.ss.: 80 Is Ia, z 'Iae:a. .se
sss.s sl,sss; seS.s Ts. ,ss.;s sssss a.ss'.s s.S:
Z: SssIsls.o o.sss ~ ~,
cosrsctlns his tvs shi11rsa 81 : eossSss
marriage
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-06
PortaleS

Mrs. Otis Green left PortaIes last
Monday for Clarendon. Tex, where
She will visit for several days at tn,
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell. and other relatives and
friends of that city.
Frank M.uer. recently home from
France, and his mother left here for
Houston, Tex, the past week.
The Baptist orphanage in PortaIes
is doing a great work in caring for
the orphan children. Mrs. Mary Joiner
is the present matr"n. The superin-
lghaeht ana former malron. Rev. L.
McGambreil and wife. having re-
igned Al the present time there are
thirteen children being cared for at
the home. some of them being very
small The people of our town are
donating generously 10 aid in the sup
port OF the institution.
Miss Mary Stedham, who mas heen
spending the past two months in ohio
visiting at the home of her uarenfs
returned to POrtales the latter mart of
the week.
Mrs ~ 7 Nro1i,a,,i of ,l,t, o,t,. l.,
spending several Gavs win, ba, da,1e,b
ter Mrs Iasp9r FiIard of piain,.i9,,(
Texas
rards h,,.o ,,,a, .oo.,...., -
,,onncin,, 't tt,, eCviaeu 'ISIe an,
NJ T., y 81 f.'l,, "i''' 20 W l. ma
i'it o, ., 80 "a 5oa l''eTiS ol or'"ieS'
'', nv" % FL ! "so' AeA'
~, MISS Heieh SULLIVAN OF Amarillo,
Tex is the guest Of Miss Marjorie
Gearce OF TINS city,
After a pleasant trip of a month to
DR. and Mrs NJ, Byrne returned to
Palomas Springs and Albuquerque,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-06

! returned to their home in Reserve
aIter visit of several weeks witt
relatives here.
MRS. James Shaw and daughter have
! gone to Brighten, Colo, TO visit rela.
tives for the summer.
MISS violet Tabacchi of Kelly is the
guest Of relatives at Las Cruces.
Frank Smith has returned to Mag
dalena after an absence of more than
a year in Michigan.
On Monday. July 21st, bids will be
opened FOR the construction of the new
grammar school in Magdalena.
MISS Gertrude Allen IS able to re-
sumo her duties at the Becker Mac
taV'Sh store, after an Illness of several
weeks.
Claud Killinger spent several days
at the Goesling ranch, near Datils.
DR.. and Mrs. Linder and daughter
OF Socorro were visitors in Magdalena
one day this week.
The Magdalena tennis court has
/ been nut in excellent shape, and is
now a popular resort
| MISS cameron of Luna spent several
| days the guest of Magdalena friends.
G, D. Halle of Blue, Ariz, was in
Magdalena on Thursday looking after
business affairs
Magdalena people witnessed a bali
game last Sunday between the Ara
CONS and Carthage ball teams.
Henry Railston of the V. X. T.
ranch was in town several days this
week looking after business and visit
ing friends.
George AIDE of Socorro was a week
end guest in Magdalena.
Carl Hudson of Reserve was guest
over Sunday at the home of Steve
Clifford Carter and Paul Burlin-
game motored to Springervlle last
Saturday and took in the cowboys
reunion.
b. Whitley is able to resume work
after an illness of several weeks.
The Misses Ailene and Bernice Med
ley are in town to remain over Sun
day.
Ray Morley. of the Datil country,
was looking after business matters in
Magdalena the greater part of the
week.
Miss Harriet Hall of Water Canyon
was the guest Of MagdaIena relatives
on Wednesday,
Miss Katherine Douglas Will leave
the coming week for California go
enjoy vacation of several months
along the coast.
Mrs. Juan Garcia was hostess to the
Thursday afternoon card club.
Mrs. j. f.. Oleson Is leaving for
Rochester, MINI, where she will I'M
dergo an operation at the Mayo Bros.
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goesling were
in from the ranch to spend the Fourth
Harry Stanley. a former resident
of Magdalena. but now on a ranch in
the Elk mountain country, is in town
this week to remain over the Fourth.
j. T. Cox of Salt Lake was in Mag
1alena few days caring for business
and visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Stone are moving in
he Knoblock cottage in the south
part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Garst of Water
Canyon were business visitors in town
On Thursday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are busy getting ready for
,aZaar, to be held in the early fall.
Ian and Allie Mactavish made
rip to Luna the past week in the in
crest of the Mactavish store at Luna.
Mrs. Eunice Smith and little daugh-
er of Reserve, who have been in Mag
lalena for several weeks, guests, of
elatives, left on Wednesday for Colo
ado to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
i. Hodge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-06
Magdalena

! Miss Frances Argal IS spending he
vacation in Denver, Colo. the guest o
her grandparents
Mrs. II. Steen had for her guest thu
past week her mother from Socorro
Mrs. G. II. Sanchez returned to hel
nome in Albuquerque this week aftel
an extended visit with relatives here
Mrs. G. Annison and little son ar.
| rived home from Socorro the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Streeter Taylor is entertaining
friends from San Marcial.
John Hopkins returned to Mesilla
Park on Monday. after a few days
VISIT with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hopkins.
Miss Lena Lentz is leaving for FL
Paso for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Jennie Thomas
Miss Ruth Rogers delightfully."- en-
tertained number of her little friends
on Wednesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in sewing for dolls and
playing various games. Miss Ruth
served refreshments to her little
guests, who were Marjorie Mayo, Alice
Atkins, Robin Woolgar, Elizabeth
Munnins, Ruth Macdougal, Helen
IOPNilS, l-AlliNH huIlIOe anu MlluTeu
Mayo,
Rev. ]. ]. Richards, pastor of the
Methodist church, returned Tuesday
from Vaughn. where he has beer
holding revival meetings.
The Snodgrass family left Tuesday
morning for Roswell, TO be the guests
Of friends for about ten days.
Mr., and Mrs p. Argal and little
daughter Marion left Thursday for a
two weeks visit with relatives at Den
yer. Colo.
Mrs. Allen Falconer and daughter
Janet have gone to New York to spend
the remainder of the summer with
relatives.
Jose Jaramillo purchased the fur
nlshed residence of James Show, in
the south part of town. possession TO
be given at once.
Miss Percilla Luna spent several
days this week in Socorro.
Miss Ellen Crosby is in California
attending the Berkeley summer normal |
Attorney w. b. Bunton made bus
ness trip to Albuquerque this week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian cir |
lie will meet on Thursday afternoon |
IT the home of Mrs, Robert Munro. |
Miss Grace Ellis returned to her
nome in Magdalena on Tuesday after !
several weeks visit with friends in
Magdalena witnessed quiet Fourth,
many of the people going to Luna to
lelp celebrate. others enjoying family
,ienics to the nearby canyons.
On Friday Mrs. j. Stoneking, daugh-
ers Laura and Elma Mcclure, left for
ten days visit to Holbrook, Ariz., to |
re the guests of Mrs. Something's son.
Miss May Babcock left this week
or Boulder. Colo, to remain during
he summer.
Miss Lennie Rhineheart, of the
ranch. south of town, was
he weekend guest of Miss Matte
)ell Quinn.
Mrs. E. Ellis. son Lloyd. and Harry
lance motored to Albuquerque on
'riday, returning Monday.
The regular monthly business meet
lg of the Home Missionary society
t the Methodist church was held in
he church parlors on Thursday after I
Don.
Paul Foss returned home on Thurs
ay after a weeks stay in Eel Paso.
Donald Camern of Lemttar spent
everal days this week with Magda-
ma friends.
Roy Stengle arrived in Magdalena [
morning, after seeing more |
ian years service in France. I
Mrs Jack FRASER and children haveI q
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twenty days. Rids pores and tissues
OF impurities. Leaves the skin clear,
soft, healthy. Two sizes. Sold by
leading toilet counters or mail.
NATIONAL TOILET co.. Paris. Tenn.
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The drill has at last been located preparations are now be-
ing made drilling
the t OF the week and expectation to push the work to sufu1
COnC1uS
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IN TEN DAYS
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The Unequaled Beautiiier
Used and Endorsed
BY Thousands

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move tan, freckles
pimples, liver spots,
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Machinery

One wagon; low wagon; Deerng mower; riding cul-
tivator walking cvator John Deere planter with
100 rods of wire three section harrow; hay rack disc;
bob sled; of sleigh runners; of work harness;
hay buck fly grind stone gallons of red paint is gal
Ions of seed OIL and other articles too numerous
to mention. s~t s&=z*Ss - s+i
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Ia. C Greene recently received a letter
from Oscar Ericsson, son of Lars Ericsson
~ this city, and who worked as tele-
graph operator at the Northwestern sta
ton in this city for some time. Oscar
enlisted In the field signal corps and has
been In France for some time, and was
recently sent to Germany, where he is
az the present time.
E's5 ms n. ~ Jan. Is, 1919
Frisnd Art:
Enclosed you will find a paper Of the
four thT corps to which we have been at
fac1fed for some time since leaving Foul.
We started for Germany November 18th,
md little did i know then of the sad
news speeding it's way to me, of moth
iersS death. saI thank God that she lived
ftOsA see her children grown to manhood
and Womanhood, and that she died with
the full knowledge that her sons saw
their duty and met lit squarely.
On this day our work commenced in
the army Of occupation. We came over
f,attletelds UP the Meuse river and
Rhine river through Coblenz, arriving
ll1arA December 18th. This seems to be
the hardest work now, waiting, waiting
for the 'shomeward bound" word. l viii
write you letter Of the entire trip il
We stick here long. ] wrote one to Fred
Morse. 81 have heard from Zeb Ackley
and Joe lanes. but not Of late.
'sboss!" i am afraid you will have some
the boys all get back. Well. Art, there
n nothing much to write OF at present
The Runor seems I'd be that we will
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12

out loud. Ministers have felt reluct-
ant to preach about them. This attl'
tude of whispering and secrecy pro-
notes the spread of some terrible dis
eases. !.
The danger of the so called social
diseases should be frankly pointed out
to young people. The community
should organize to drive out the vice
promoters that assist in spreading
them. Splendid work has been done
in the army to promote clean living.
If followed up in the home towns,