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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
PACT ExcIlNeE
on SATURDAY
Council Fixes Date as Ger
tain for Ratification.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

On NsrtA Broadway early N the
morning one elderly and dignifIed
citisen dld . marathon 10 catch .
car. clipped and shidAed the last
firsen feet on his chest. and
painting. drpped In his nickel.
Aztec ~ impatient fifsssn minutes
of waiting foe the cor 10 move the
psssenssrs alishted and essayed
to push II. The air vas COO, bu,
the passeusers were warm With
wrath.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

The eosd Aeast Of the strap
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The mirror., 1920-10-21
VALLEY OF THE GIANTS

"Nature's forest masterpiece" is John
Muir's designation of the giant tree after
which is named the Sequoia National Park
in middle eastern California, and where
may be found many of these sequoia gi-
gantea, the largest of which is the Cen
eral Sherman with diameter of 36.5 feet,
and a height of 1873 feet. There are
many thousands of these trees in Sequoia
Park which were growing thriftily when
Christ was born; hundreds of which were
fiourishing while Babylon was in its
prime; and several of which antedated
the pyramids in Eypt-Ex.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
USE OF CAVALRY IN BATTLE

In the old days when the Romans and
Greeks fought furious battles, the chario-
teers drove their cars in all directions,
hurled their javelins, and by the din and
threw the ranks of the enemy into disor-
der, and, making their way among the
squadrons of the enemy's cavalry leaped
down from their chariots and fought on
foot. The charioteers then withdrew, little
by little, from the fight, and placed their
chariots in such way that if they were
hard pressed they could readily retreat to
their own side. Thus in battle they af
forded the mobility of cavalry with the
steadiness of infantry. Daily practice
enabled them to pull up their horses when
going at full speed on steep slope, or run
out on the pole and stand on the yoke, and
to get nimbly back into the chariot.
With the introduction of cavalry in the
later iron age came larger horses, but their
use for this purpose seems to have been re-
stricted to isolated areas. There is no
doubt that the west German tribes, as late
as the campaign of Caesar in Gaul, used
only the shaggy pony. 1t is said in
cavalry actions they held it disgraceful
and slothful to use any kind of saddle,
and instead of charging in squadrons they
dismounted and fought on foot. AS far as
England is concerned, the art of riding
seems to have been introduced by the Nor
mans. The Saxons appear to have been
but Indifferent horsemen.-Ex.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
RESIDENT OFFICIALS
MIRRORETTES

Mass was held in the chapel Sunday
morning.
The grass in the yard has put on
Spring-like green, owing to recent rains.
We hope this will continue for several
weeks yet.
We call the attention of contributors
to the notice on page two. Plagiarism is
neither educational nor commedable, and
is poor practice.
The flower beds have lost their bloom,
with the exception fthe geramiums,
which are even more beautiful now by
absence of the other flowers.
The blue woolen, winter uniforms
were distributed Thursday and Friday of
last week, the 14th and 18th. Last year
the winter uniforms were distributed on
the 9TH and 9Th. We wonder if the doc
tor is predicting late fall.
Two steel beams are to be built into
the ceiling of the main corridor, from wall
to wall, where weaknessshas been ap-
parent for some time. This will probably
stop the cracking and falling of plaster
which has occurred with much regularity
lately. sf
The mirror., 1920-10-21
SAW WOOD

There's phrase I'd have you learn
"Saw wood"
It's philosophy to earn
"Saw wood"
1t means to keep pluggin' long
When the worlds going wrong
And in your heart there is no song
"Saw wood"
1t means for you to "bide your time
"Saw wood"
Just to keep a-markin' time
"Saw wood"
Don't let "knocks" give you concern;
To succeed you first must learn
"The lane is long that hath no turn"
"Saw wood"
When the days seem dark and gray
"Saw wood"
And it seems you've "lost your way
"Saw wood"
Comfort in this way you'll find;
Plug along and do not mind;
"Every cloud is silver lined"
"Saw wood"
-SeIecfed
The mirror., 1920-10-21
MARK OF EGOTISM

Boastfulness is by no means the only way
in which egotism is revealed. There are
numerous little telltale signs, knowledge
of which is distinctly useful in social and
business relations.
An egotist, for example, is commonly
poor listener in conversation.
Because of undue eagerness to express
his ideas he is prone to interrupt anybody
who may be speaking. Whether he as
sent or dissent from what is being said,
he finds it hard to let the speaker finish.
Often this is charitably ascribed to mere
lack of good manners, overenthusiasm or
a nervous uneasiness But nine times out
of ten egotism is at the bottom of it.-Ex.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
THE SUNSET HOUR

AT sunset when l hear the voice of God,
When all my weary lessons have been
learned,
When have done my best and missed
the mark,
And failed to reach the heights toward
which I've yearned.
When I have groped so blindly for the
light
And sore perplexed have stumbled in
despair,
All, then my need of Him will touch His
heart,
And he will lift the burdens and the
When have tried so hard to do His will,
And somehow failed to understand
Alright,
When have searched his word on bended
knee,
And asked for faith that may see the
light,
When l have let my life's weak taper
shine,
And looked to Him for strength and
guiding power,
know that He'll condone mistakes, and
Can trust Him at the sunset hour.
Selected
The mirror., 1920-10-21
MANY SEEK COVETED TITLE

Though Chinese education is gradually
undergoing change, candidates for the
title of mandarin still gather at three-year
intervals in Chinese cities, and the exami-
ners sit in their robes of state under their
umbrellas and conduct the examinations.
Many of the younger generation now
adays have imbibed a western idea of
education; but many still begin with the
Book of Three Characters, the Book of
Hundred Families and the Book of a
Thousand Words, and pursue an educa-
tional system that is held to be more than
80 centuries old, to the ultimate triumph
of becoming mandarins and enjoying the
ceremonial honors, distinctive costume and
an individual reputation for wisdom and
learning, that go with the title. The ex-
animation consists in the writing of phil
osophical and political essays, exposition
of the sayings of Confucius, commenting
on Chinese texts and the composition of
sentences and maxims in prose and verse.
The number of candidates at such ex-
aminations still counts up into the thou
sands. Sometimes their failures, one might
say, in the phrase with which western
editors return ambitious contributions, have
been "due to no lack of merit" for the
number of vacancies to be filled at any
one time in the list of mandarins is very
small compared with the number of candi-
dates-Christian Science Monitor.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
A GOOD CHANGE

Under the spreading chestnut tree
I had blacksmith shop,
But now the sign I've made it read,
"The place where autos STOP"
The change I made because old Jones
And only farmer Brown
Had each nag and once month
Would have their old nags shod.
While every other man in town
Had Aivers, limousines,
And farmers now had tractors plow
Their many acred fields.
And, too, had the incest road
All full of sticky clay
That passed right by my open door
And stopped cars every day.
And, too, look at the price of gas,
And also car repairs;
Why should just shoe two old nags
Instead of shoeing cars.
No, sir since fortune smiled to me
In that old blacksmith shop,
And helped me change that sign to
read,
"The place where autos STOP"
I've made on gas fortune sir,
And oodles on repairs,
And now / hire all my help
For I'm a millionaire. "A. B. N.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
ATTENTION.

Inmates are hereby cautioned not
to use the margins of THE MIRROR
for addresses of friends or other
written matter. IF you wish THE
MIRROR sent to your friends, you
are required to send in their ad-
dresses to the Deputy Warden's
Office through your officer. In this
way it will be attended to.
]. w. BAcKLAND,
Deputy Warden.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
KOMIC KLIPS

"You say you want no Government
whatever" said Mr.. Rafferty,.
"None whatever" rejoined Mr.. Dolan.
II hope you get your wish for minute
or two. Then can handle you any way
l feel like without chance of your call
ing policeman"
Two thousand melodeons have arrived
at Leith from Germany. And that is the
country which protest desire for peace.
He-"May l call you by your first
name?"
She-"By your last name, if you wish"
"I was outspoken in my sentiments at
the last office l worked in," said the STEM
ographer to the bookkeeper.
With look of astonishment, he replied:
81 can't believe it! Who outspoke your"
"Why do you say he is financially en-
barrassed?"
"He's so shy in his payments"
She-"Fess up now that you men like
talkative women as well as you do others"
He-"What others?"
The mirror., 1920-10-21
INMATES ATTENTION!

Hereafter inmates are NOT permit
ted to receive wearing apparel of any
description from friends or relatives.
Inmates buying socks, under
wear, nightshirts, handkerchiefs, etc.
should send them to the Laundry and
have their number marked on them
before using. Write your name,
register number and cell number on
slip of paper, attach to articles
and give to cell hall captain.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
POPULATION
Corrected October 1S, 1920.

CELL CHANGES
Corrected October IS, 1920.
The mirror., 1920-10-21

Black is the real color of the sky, ac-
cording to the latest discovery of Charles
Nourdmann, famous astronomer.-E..
The mirror., 1920-10-21

:. ]. REICHKITZER,
Musical Director.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
CHAPEL PROGRAM
Sunday, October II, 1920.

The following services were held in the
chapel Sunday morning, Rev. Father Barry
officiating.
March-Fidelity Orchestra
Romance-Moon Glow Orchestra
Hymn-White as Snow ----Congregation
Scripture Reading Chaplain
Intermezzo-After Sunset Orchestra
Prayer Chaplain
Gospel Reading Chaplain
Hymn-I Am Praying for You
---------------------- Congregation
March-Progressive ---------- Orchestra
r. ]. REIcHKITZER,
Musical Director.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
MOTION PICTURE SHOW

The weekly motion picture show was
fve-reel Goldwyn Corporation release,
with Madge Kennedy in "Leave 1t to
Susan"
Following is the musical program:
March-Colonel Logan ---------Sargsnf
Overture-The Wedding Ring---Barnard
Fox Trot-Rose of My Heart------Moret
Waltzes--Wedding Dance --------Lincke
Grand Selection-Ernani -------- Verdt
Popular Hit-Lazy Jazz Waltz, Hickman
March Columbia Brooks
r. ]. REIcHKlTzER,
Musical Director.
The mirror., 1920-10-21
PRISON OFFICIALS

PRISON OFFICIALS
BOARD OF CONTROL
p. A. Hilbert, Melrose
G. j. Swendsen, st. James
Ralph w. Wheelock, Minneapolis
Downer Mullen, Secretary.
BOARD OF PAROLE.
O. J. Swendsen, Chairman
J. J. Sullivan, Sec'y for Prison
H. G. Swearingen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-03

is.ose ACRES isasss iscassl N nalsssa
county, drilling contract wanted. rss
further lnfvrmat,oa write VIII visse.
MAdiNonvsils. Teass.
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CHEAP Oft LEASES
sW acres Producers % rsSM, rental
ps,d 70 February rs. 1911. u rental there
after. . years TO run. ~ 10 . miles Kin
cannon No. I. Jackson county. Okla /.
spuddsd In christmss dsy( u psr acre IN
20 acres OF more. II taken quick Z. W.
fdNarda, OlustSA Ohla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-03

rVf sALE-ror cash, q confectionery
and variety store doing canh busi.
ness sv~agins 800 per day; In the
pest oil towf In Oklahoma: n inter-
est,d, call nt Harts Confectionery.
BiEhcsrt, Okla.
DouGhNur NACHINEs-Ws sel,
complete outfit ready for business,
enormous profits: can hs put 4, sny
sindow front: email investn. snt; easy
monthly payments Write or Wire
lROsMAN FOUNTAIN COMPANY
Dallas. Texas '
GARAGE AND SERVICE srATI6N ala.
,, e., y ',ts.s, 10 rapidly growing oil
own o. J Gee. Complete accessory
stock, slsctriesi and battery service sss.
,,on with power tesf benchi vuicanisinr
PAIR shop and large storage. poins
highly profitable basinses will ssii nj
,hN.we about $4,000. ~. win hss,
ea'dine. brick and eosorsts, floor space
~ ffout ~ fIe feet. Reason Tor cell
me 10 Chicago. e. u. puncss. Pone. on,
oklahoma. ''
:. MERCHANDISE
" you hsve q stock u msrchsrAiss
You really ~ani TO sell. SrNs 10 me a,
@es descr'h,nf Pour stock. Boz siJ,
Foh SALE or rRApE-H.v stock syo.
ssriss ;nd msa, rnsrs.'i ssesilsnt ioos-
In city cf it,eoai wili take farm, car
or rssif' property NJ 20 St,seo On aesi
Traders, Bcs io'. Drumrisht, Okia
REsrAURANr FIXTURES - we bu,,a
lunch counters, hack bars, mirror
namss stools. ,ae'es. chairs, coffee ans
snh steam tables, comole,s reSasrsnt
" payments Grosman rountstn rac.
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Co. Duncan, soNs.
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Z. Rsfinirs 1t Dxe shsra Bar sSt.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-03

FOR SALE on TRADE brand n.s
.ford touring care; Nsry cheap, must
leave town. Cail sJ1 W Choetaw.
fOH sALE-isiI Ford touring car; 1911
fvs-pass.nser Oakland, good condition.
sst W. BSth ~.
FOR sALE-rord touring ear good con
iitioni $3.50. walnut ~
WANT 70 trade Ford roadster, body like
new. for Ford ssdsn body. Call Todd. at
No. 4 fire station
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OFFER rsi

OFFER rs,
Any stocks you may wlsh 10 dispose of.
We have buying and selling orders on all
stocks.
NsH PIERCE 4 CO..
fsss coleord Bldg. Aapls 1fee
MARKET LETTER sENr ykB8 UPON
REuuEsT. WE HANDLE NO PROMO.
TioNs
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car line. s.room sriek house, brick base.
meni. ! barns. good for 30 eqwp Pos
session March ist- Price eg.too.
WORKMAN . COMPANY
Walnu, 81. zos% ". Main
ieo ACREs In cAddo county, & miles from
town. rs acres In cultivation, " is
choice bottom, 81 In timber and wfase !.
room hcuss. extra good harm. all fenced; I;
10 serss nos tignti good orchard, we'll
.of. ~n,sr. with windnili. on mail and
phone line. here Ia bargain, price 5000,
81 800 cash, balance easy. possesslon when
sold Courtney brake. Ansdarko. Okla
ONE ise-sers farm iu kingfisn~r county
and two farm IN Logan county; sach
1850 acres. for sale ar trade for city real
estate, also would trade onc Haynes sedan
and frankl.n touring cat. Cail b Fsristts,
Walnut TiN,
foR sALE E-iSo acres. $50 acres In cul-
tisahon. 30 acres orchard. 70 acres tim.
Der PASTURE all fenced and cross .fsured,
woven ~ir,; f-room house. frame harm.
gtanhry and sheds; plenty water, well To-
Gated on good roads. close tn Crstcrnt and
high school this 10 the best bargain 10
Logan county at sS.ooe: good tsrIns and
sss acres In, cultivation. alfalfa sna corn
land. I acres In alfalfa. ANAL orchard.
plenty water. s-room house. harm aAd cut.
bvildings; woven wire fencing. wev1h Us
per acfe, but II soid IN iS days lN pr
acre Will buy II ~ith pcssesstes IN 10
days. I have several eood farms that
can sell you, With porsesslon In shsrt ums.
csll en- " ". Godfrey. Crescent, OklA.
i.o2s ACRES u lins canadiaa SSllon
land. located In orsdy county, OAia.;
well improved. nearly all n culttvo4tea.
siso iss-acrs farm. nice rssidssee; elees 70
tows, price size PEI acsU. ?. G. Qasy q
- Ln,s- ..ns. 0Ml..
FARMS Of all kinds anl ssscNSs ~ 81,
don't write. bet cons iss - sAsw yss
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NAVE esw nvs u siny y.aess sspsp vssh-
~ one milk. q : rsnas vt.1saA $50
arIlliss sesssA i,ees fsst: pro6ssSiSa g.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


FOR sALE-tsse ibs. OF white Bu,ley
Tobacco. 6. Goodwin. Exchange Ave.
Oklahoma CITY
NEW cRop pecans for sale In car lsis
are local shirm~nt; zoe pounds iSc .
pound Z 0. b here send cash With order
H. " vaBhrbber, Adiinxlon. okla
FOR sALE--A 5000 Mols skin coat al,
sacrifice. never been wors. HfS care
okiahonsn.
PoTTowAroMIH pecans. . lbs, 80 oeats
10 pounds or more. 10 oants per pound
Thoms. Bank fim West 10Th.
q. 4 ARMY GOODS ron SALE,
q. 4. army tents. ali stt.S. ten flies, for
wagon cover and tsfpaulins; u. T. army
blankets. ali ooiors. government comforts.
all Hitss; issue raineoats and Fish hrsnd
slickers. army and navy cot mattrcpses,
". q. army oio,hins. all material In good
condition. some new. complete list and
prices Aadefvon Brothers to. army and
navy store. al Third 81, Lnwtcn. ohia.
ron sALE -tjood suburhsa windmill snd
tank tail walnut ?sis.I. ICES W; issh.
FoR sAix-victroia, stsnd and rscssds.
1M tsf Prems camera shh comDeete
1sssispias sad pris,iss o~tfii ~. Chiid's
lssps siss ssA asd mattress o. Ties
OhIAhomaR
GOOD drop bead sinsr machine tAssp.
tl( W. Main.
dooD sso. msseAia. Tor sale, ssrssisA
tis West Main.
NEw sensra eamsra. lens Sal every
thing cempists. eoss ssses, take ~ -.
Hand vacuum carpet s~eeper oAse
s., s:s:,1 @ s..,.,. 'H,;:' tie a.: S.s iss. a.:
HEW afMy svsssoei; black. slss aSest
%; eafssiA Room ssi ssuthvsss
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6AXAPH0Ne: 3 sitsl iiks nsv. rsaesa.
as,~. ysrsss Psnsss'vsn'a aaA Cesar
fIANdN aal nsv tirdssy, dressing table
81 g. Western ase. Call nsornisea
FURE cOLU6Xbo HONEY
el1lI 81 q. lltl street;
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DAIRY PROPOSITION

~ acres. 8 b,ccks from Iss Vegas
car line. S-room brick house. brick base.
meni. J barns. good for 30 COWS. Pos
session March LIST. Frics ey,kee.
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TWENTY NINTH STREET

A large bungalow with a. good
improvements 10 way of ffoit ana
stfusbery and grap~ viDeysJ -
you vii ftnA In The ctiy Close
20 Cissssn catltss, sosth front. tcs
low sum Of ts.sseee. Cali
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s.aoon CALIFORNIA suxoAlow.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or CITY

FOR sALE.-Fcr cash, = confectionery
and variety store doing cash busi.
ness Averaging 800 per day: In the
best oil towf In Oklahoma: II inter-
est,d, call nj Harts Confect tionery.