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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
Will the MOVIE CAMERA
REPLACE the DIARY?

1.-THE making of movies of New York wedding the other
day. that the couple could animated record Of the
important event in their lives brings out the fact that many
individuals having motion pictures made not only OF
weddings, but of anything else that will help fill out
pete picture record of this earthly "from the cradle
to the grave"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30

Still another method is based on observations
made on the dispacements of the poles II the
earth were absolutely rigid this movement, 1t Is
estimated would have period OF 3o5 days: Inc
actual period. however. is longer, and the differ
ence enables scientists to calculate the elasticity
of the earth i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

81 Then Said Saul. ! hav. sinne'
return. my sun David; for will no
more do thee ham. because my iifc was
precious In thine ewes this day; behold
] have PLAYED the foot. and have erred
exceedingly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
GOLDEN TENT-Io,e your encmles
ds good to them tina, hate you. lul,,
ca.
LESSON CONNECTIONS.

navids separation from Janothl
brought higi n!-uy experiences while
h. vas a fugitive from court. During
ihcsr seven years there are nine inc,
dents Il special interest.
]. The flight e. Suh where h. was
help@i by the priests
:. AT Gath he could mo, conceal his
identity AMI o. save his llf, he lcign,l
insanity.
J. The building up ~ q harcm IN tho
Cave of Adullam.
I. Ills greatness IN pouring Out ihn
water from thr well of Bethlehem uf
rccorisd IN I Chron. iii5ls.
:. Thu meeting with Jonathan DO
Ziph for heif last infNicw
=. Ia The cave a Engii. he ars'
7iarcd tie life of saul
:. In l'atan he heard u Samuel p
death.
). Ills experience with Nahal IL
churi. and .Ahigail's Influence.
.. AZ Hachilah. a hill within sight q
Zlph be spared the life Il Saul q Sc,
ond time, which Is the lesson Tor 10.
dry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

on legal sMdsvt iohn Tar, Britain business man eeriiaei
a. My head the aud back Absolutely bald n,
p was shty Anerrt SAD that BE- thought The hair roots
Yet Co., have iuHunani growth u
con s'rs .r $50 trar of badness The pictures shov
-. INN fnrtL..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
LESSON NOTES.
Dayld's Betrayal aud Trial ISL

I. Dayid's Betrayal aud Trial lSam
es.i-sL The wilderness 81 Ziph lay ioI
the southeast q. Hebron towards the
Dead Sea. II was not strictly a VIZ.
derncss Ia the sense ~ a dcsolate couu.
Try. but was scanily inhabited. II vas
fun al caves and rocks which afforded
refuge % David and his men. u seems
that the Inhabitants ~ this region had
sone spito against David. possibly be-.
eau. he cxact-d some support from
them a. his hand Al any rate. they
lSctraysd 10 saul that David Wa hidln-
hiniarli IN ih. Hill of Hauilah On the
edge 81 The arinhahiie,i region. Saul.
no doubt. was glad a this information.
rnd taking a chosen hand - 0oo men
he NJ cut in pursuit. DAVID was on
The alert. and from his hiding placr
sent out spies to make sire tina, saul
was c-lnired. h. drew cautiously near
and from some vantage ground per.
ceiyed how the camp 81 saul was dis.
pcred. with saul and his general A.
ner. IN the cencr. while ihc Wagor q.
- We saw before. formed surt q hIr.
ficade "a the outside % N. ramp
:. Dsvids Magnaninity Towards
sam q sam. $3.50 David was ysrg
iaHiliar With an this country from hi
childhood up and especially nov dun.
ing hts hanishmcni Among his ofur.
ers and clnsr followers tao rte h,.s
inentioncd One was Ahimclcrh. who
was q Hiiiite Occasionally some u
these natives - the lands were friends
With the lsInsliics W. d. 10, know
the ~cial tie which brought This man
among David's followers H. was prr.
hang among those who came o. hiui
~ the eve q Aduilam u sam 81 @
The other man vas Abishia. tho san ol
Ieruiah. who is desrfib'd a. the hro,l.
80 q Joib. Zuriah was DaviTs sister
u chrcu. eis. TO- Thee two cousin.
proyoi o. D. brave and faithful fflios,
ers - David throughout hi career
Win chafacterifiic holiness David
sugg~td uiai b. with one ~ thres
would 30 down o. the camp. Wherein.
ga Abishai promptly No.anf..fr.i ..
acconpaany him.
We can imagine the scene whu.
San and his forr's were rnuni asl,ln
David and his companion ~7i'ri,
crlt Through thu harricidr 81 WAGON.
and came % the ,ciy spot wa. s.u
lay asicep with his si,,li stuck into th.
sfeund Al his head and vessel OIL
waur lying hy BIZ sid- To Mash.
the rnIs0tuniiy Wa tpo goI o. b
lost lie asked permission o. sIls $50
~ he lay there. asserting That h
Would strike - sufly that frond hIul
wouid not D. required nor even 90
alarm Eiren. Ne doubt b could hlr
dom a. and The tEo could have '.af
81. leasing saul dad. o. D. found nf-.
fnofunE. David al once rrJecis ih
SUGGESTION q his faithful follower IL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
TOTIC-Trmtmcni of wrungdocrs
Scripture I.esson-l sam. se:il;..i.


{. So David and Ahishai cam" % the
people by night: aud hchald, saul lay
rleeplnE within the place Of the wag
ons. with his spear stuck IN the ground
NJ his head. and Ahncr ana the peopl"
lay round about him Then satd Ali
Phnl 10 David. God hath delivered MP
shine emmy into Thy hand this dav,
now therefore bet mo smitc him. ! pray
thee, with the spear io tho earth 90 ON"
strake. aud 1 viii not snute him tbs
Second tim. And nsVid said Co Adj.
shat DESTROY him not. ior whp can put
forth his hand against lch0l1h's ln-
ointed. and b guiltlssf ia And David
said. ~ jehovah uycih. Jchovah viii
smitc him: or his diy shall rnmo q"
tlic: Or he shall "a dawn intn battle.
and perish u Jehovah forbid that !
floald pat forth my hand against D..
hnvah's annotated: hut now taxi" ! pgv
Thee. "a spear that IL 60 HE head anil
the crus ~ water and l't us gD ~ So
David tod, the spear nui ~" 'rusr ~
water from Saul head. Nj they sat
them away: and ou mum lN DO. rHr
knew u. nsiihcr lid any aws.k": tor
they vrc ah ASLEEP. h"elus" a deep
fleep from lchoNar was fallen upon
them.
% Then David went ever to tE' olh,r.
side. and stood on the top II tine noun.
tain afar Uff. q great space being hr
tween them ~ ani David ,riol -"
The people and o. Ahuor the SON ui
Ner. siying Auswcrcst thou not. A..
nerf Then Abner answered and slid
who art thou that criest 90 tho kius
rs And David said o. Aipci AT not
thou a vallana man. and who g. libr g.
thee IN Israel, Nh.rrior" tl'n hast
thou not kept watch over thcy lord the
klng7 for there acme one at the pcor.,
IN to d.siroy the kina they lord 20
This King II net gond that thou has;
don. A. Jehovah liyeih We are worthy
~ die. besause y,y have not kept
watch owes ysiur lorl Irhoyah's un.
Dint@i. And nov see where the king
spear IL. and the cru- ~ water that
was al his head
u Aud Saul knew nlyids yuice aud
aid !. this thy voice. ay son David
.And David said. u T. my ,oice nav
lord O King.
81 Then said saul. | have slime
return. my sun David: for ! will no
more do thee ham. because my ufc was
precious In thine ewes this day. h.hold
] have PLAYED the fool and have erred
cxcoedines.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
~ LESSON FOR TODAY


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18

GRAFTON toward fne
Tho lesson also shows us how GO
rrur uls hD t,N simeon. ana very
siuHmr', shown and 500 that rri'.
iiaI and prudent course need NOT n'
abandoned
Q The lesson finally Teaches us thr'
conduct such ls this Be- iu thr bong rm
the best f.r 700 parties.
lrssuu f.r nest smia, David
sur,ods saul 90. kne o. sam. .I-.
.tI-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-18
LESSON TEACHINGS.

We have IN Tho lsV-ri 30 striking
Instance - ~ uTlT- NJ 90, ,hi.ac,.r
10 uIi" courage aud generous eors.I
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
MISKEFAILS TO
LAST 3 ROUNDS
Dempsey Proves He Still
Has Championship
Wallop
RINGsIDE. BENTON HARBOR,

RINGSIDE. BENTON HARBOR
Mich, Sept. 7.--Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion of the world demon
stTated here yesterday afternoon
that he still retains the terrific punch
that won him the title. He knock
ed out Billy Miske, of St. Paul, a
fighter as big and game as himself,
in the third round of their ten-round
match Three hard smashes were
sufficient to win him $4,000, his so
per cent share of the gate receipts,
il was announced today. Miske
fought on q straight $4,000 guaran-
tee
The reported fracture Of one of
Miske's ribs was denied by physicians
today.
At the start of the fight, his first
in fourteen months, Dempsey peeled
off the same worn and patched red
sweater that he wore when he
Knocked out Jess Willard. His face
wore the same fighting frown, he
danced about the ring with old-time
light footedness and finished up by
taking the fight in the third round,
Just as he did at Toledo. The third
round went one minute and thirteen
seconds.
Miske went down three times in
less than two and one-half rounds
Of fighting. In the second he meas
ured his length on the floor for the
count of five. In the fatal third,
driven TO his corner under rain of
lefts and rights to the stomach and
chin, the challenger took the count
of nine, when Dempsey, carefully
measuring his distance, finished the
bout with righthand punch to the
chin.
The fight was watched by one of
the most orderly crowds on record
at championship match. Women in
bright clothing were scattered in the
audience from the ringside to the
back fence, where they perched
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

alongside the wicked barbed wires
and outshone. some of the signboards
in attracting attention.
Miske's First Blow.
Miske was pale, his forehead wrink-
led and his lips pressed tight as he
sprang to meet Dempsey with the
opening gong. He landed the first
blow. Both challenger and champ
ion measured each other with a eau
tious tatto on lefts and rights, none
Of them seeming to punish much.
The crowd yelled at Dempsey to
speed it up, and Miske grlnned.
Dempsey crossed a left to the jaw and
followed with a right to the stomach
that fairly doomed with its solid I'M
pact. Miske backed away and COW
cred up, without showing signs Of
distress. Dempsey finished the ses-
sion by feinting with left to Miske's
wind and following with a right to the
head.
The second round opened fast.
with the champion trying hard to
rock Miske's head with his left Demp-
sey found his opponents jaw with a
terrific left that snapped Miske 5
head back and left him dizzy and
before he had recovered the champ
ion stepped in and bored upward with
a right blow that landed just below
the heart and sent Miske sprawling
on his side, half sitting.
Despite shouts from his handlers
to take all the rest he could, Mlske
struggled up at the count of five and
backed away covering his stomach.
Dempsey rushed and Miske slipped
in for a clinch, but the champion
kept one arm free and evaded three
short arm blows on the chin. Step
ping free, he swung with his left IN
a feint, and Miske recoiled before
the blow which never landed.
Miske came up strong in the third,
and fighting desperately with his
teeth gritted he bored in with a rapid
exchange, landing a right to the body
but his speed proved his eventful un-
doing, for he failed to cover his
weakest spot, the body. Dempsey
matched speed for speed and the
round was still young when his swift
travelling left found Miske's stom-
ach again and the challenger went
down. At the count OF three ne
was on his knees, but plainly SUI
fering from the punishment, and he
took the full count of nine before
coming up.
Struggles to Feet.
AS Miske struggled to his feet,
Dempsey stepped back, carefully
measured his distance and bored up
ward with right hand swing that
landed square on Miske's chin. The
challenger fell like log, lying part
ly under the ropes, and with Demp-
sey standing over him, was counted
out in his own corner.
At the count of ten the victor
lifted the vanquished into the char
his seconds showed into the ring.
Miske, sitting in the corner being
revived after the knockout, made this
statement:
Dempsey is better man than
am. That fellow hits too hard. The
punch that floored me in the second
round all but caved in my ribs. |
never was hit so hard in my life. The
blow took all of the steam out OF
me and l had recovered from its ef-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
100 PIECE DINNER SET FREE

Now on display in our window.
With every cash sale won get ticket
here for the amount you traded. The
one that has the greatest amount at
the end of the week gets this beauti-
full 100-piece set free.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

prevent the consummation of any
contract with Gortatowsky Brothers
under such circumstances"
The petition to the council declares
that the signers object to "the ac-
ton of the City Council of Albany
in reference to leasing the City Au-
ditorium TO Gortatowsky Brothers at
and for the rental of $500 a year,
and respectfully submit that said ac-
ton is arbitrary, and contrary to the
wishes of the people of the city of
Albany, especially in view of the
fact that Arthur Lucas, of Atlanta,
one of the bidders for the rental
of said property, offered $4,000 a
year for said property"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

for the lease of the Municipal Au-
ditorium, which the Auditorium com
mittee was instructed Thursday to
draft. The petition already has 1913
signatures.
In addition to petitioning council
not to consummate the proposed
lease, the petitioners declare they are
willing to resort to injunction pro-
ceedings to prevent such action. The
wording of this clause is:
Holding as we do that the best
advantage of the city is not served
by contracting with Gortatowsky
Brothers in the face of the offer of
said Lucas, we are willing and will
sign a petition for injunction to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

fects when the third round opened.
think Dempsey is unbeatable. There
isn't heavyweight living that can
stand up under his punches. l fought
the best battle l could but was whip
ped before really could get start
ed"
Dempsey, after a bath at his camp
just outside the arena, made this
statement:
81 told my friends l would win.
I never had any doubt of it. Miske is
tough and I trained and fought him
with as much caution as | would
fight any heavyweight. He did not
hit me hard enough to seriously uhrt.
The punch that started him on his
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
PEPPERAL WIDE
SHEETING REDUCED.

Get your sheets and pillow eases
now at the lowest prices they have
1eached in one year. Unbleached
72-inch at Zee; 81-inch SAC; 9O-lnch
92c; bleached, 72-inch Sac; 81-inch
92c; 90-inch 99c.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
SCHOOL STOCKINGS, BLACK
AND WHITE. AT 35c.

Of fine Isle cotton Xxi ribbed,
black and white, every size from TO
9 1-2, every pair taken from the 5oc
and now offered at, pair, Soc, three
nairs for $1,000. .---.--.-....--S i .OO
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
SxIO CREX RUGS
AT $685..

Now is an excellent time to choose
the floor coverings you have in mind.
These rugs are pretty and serylceable9,
plain centers with plain borders, all
colors, or fancy centers with PLAN
or fancy borders; regular $12.5O
value. at each .-.-.-----.----..---------$ So .85
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
MEMS COLLARS, FOR LARGE
SIZE MEN, AT $500 DOZEN.

Guaranteed first quality and every
one were taken from the 25c lines.
The smaller sizes sold fast but the
large sizes are still here, sizes 16 IL,
IT IL, Is, Is IL and 10, every col
lar is perfect and every one is worth
25c, sold in lot of not less than 6
for the price, per dozen-,.-...--$2.00
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
PRETTY CREPE de CHINE
SHIRTINGS At $3.50.

Regular selling price OF this grade
has been $4 per yard. We have now
some of the prettiest patterns that
we have shown this season, to close
at, yard 81
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07

way was a smash to the stomach in
the second round. l felt my fist
sink into his ribs and knew he was
hurt. After that l was confident /
could end it whenever / wanted to,
but / fought carefully and took no
chances. The finish came before /
could get warmed up"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
THESTANDARD
NEW JERSEY PETTICOATs
AT $500.

Jersey Tops with strong Heather-
bloom ruffles, all colors; the style
and quality are remarkably good for
the price, ..----.----.--.--------.------- 800
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
Albany Signers Object
To Auditorium Lease

ALBANY, Sept. IA petition is
being circulated in the city asking
the City Council not to enter into
the contract with Gortatowsky Bros.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
MEMS UNION SUITS

Made of good quality pajama
checks, elastic seam back, athletic
style knee length, regularly $3.50,
now -.....--..--.- csc
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-07
UNCLE SAM SEA ISLAND

Just two weeks ago we were selling
this grade at 35c yard, very fine,
smooth, perfect weave, it will beach
and looks like linen, full yard wide,
, now yard ...-.------...-.-------.--
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31

The Wsy Msdos ard Mother Graham
Nads Their Plans
~ II nsy- my way 90 postpone The
| hour ~ eTsoutins any ppfpos. Yet
felt VERY much Ike q condemned
criminal a. | made ny nay TO M
mOthsr. .iu-hW's room An-r9 the little
tAs with my father with ~ uhfi pscted
dennurm'nt I knew thst I lad been
spfsly 81 fault. ana nor,si myself f'r
m ihinE the sliDr vDfnuu'd outraged
fiEniiy might offer me
A. / tapped ~ her ioor fen my
bnsss trembling Nut Nhsn al ny
knock heard the .Sound II 4 shade b.'
iny hastily dawn dOun before my
mother IN laws NUlHe Hbli Come In,
my irspidation lossDnod. tut my com
punotiDn Increased
Rof the drssiug ~ he shai. meant
'hsi my hu-b-ud's mother had tesn
wr'ping UnIHss under 10 stress ~ a
stoat s1frov Ehs vii not ALLOW any on.
~ see tears On her face, specially n
they have been tears u arg =. or hnyn
friIow-l an alteration wf1 any one
n she sdmiu any one 20 her room
ynl.r such cIrrunsisprs she slWays
Arsvs the 'hhdr ami s.'s vl'h her face
turned away from the Ught .ipfe she
gives them entrance
She N not neatly ~ formidable. how
ever. when ne has been weeping. A.
she IL whru she ia 'oD angry Tor tears,
and I therr'oe Nalbot era Rht toxnrd
her when ! had opened The JoIr In an
suer 20 her Come M" instead ~
hssitaiing In the doorway a. I other
wise might pave ion"
Mother" snil rouifitely. giving h.r
m chance 20 spo,A even y she hHf
been 20 Inclined Il haXo como 20 beg
y.lr pardon humbly I An very mnch
ashamed NJ sieskinE IN the nAnncr !
dii- ~ c"Ifs. you know | did not
mean what I sali And. M II happens
everything has turned out beautifully;
'hgr" ~ill be ~ need u hurting NY
fthers feeings either lie heard
Marion say that the Htaithv,i,es wcr.
coming. and he himself proposed hat he
should 70 10 the enst END of the island
Il seems he has wished to e. n.Ons -"
Plans That obsess,
"Pi,v YOU couldat have found that
out t.ips' my mother In law snapped
causthally "iui its rooi th1ng ~
know ~ ndw IA for me. STICK. And
stones msy break MY bpnrs nut hars'
vurds VII never hurt me ~ down
ana make an Inventory Of the linen We
have. noticed tho o,hsr day that our
stock Was low We may have 70 pur-
chrss some, and " W. do ~ viii hayv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
GOTHAM AVENUE MAY
BE "0ME- WAY" STREET

NEW YORK. Jan. u Fifth avenue.
. thoroughfsrs ust includes two Of
tho worlds Hrestest focal points d
travel. may be- made q "oue way" sigest
IN m sffor, 10 regulate the tremen-
dous flood of vshicuhY traffic. itvas
learned to-day,
Police officials and the Fifih sSenus
association have drawn. up teatstivs
plans ca,lIas for the flow Of trSefSc
south vsrd IN the forenoon and 0egtA-
westward In the afternoon. Ths snheuse
probably will Ia put into effect iu tve
weeks NJ an experiment.
Statistics show that twenty ei9ht We
hicles psss Forty second street sad
FIN avenue. the first focal point,
every minute during, the day. Total
ears pasa,n9 that po,at In Van
hours last June was 1871 anA the
number 10 sAil 70 ~ larger now. The
traffic q Thirty fourth street. he
second fnoAl pslnt. h almos( - Grai.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
SUCKER LIST
70 Be AucTloNED
That IS Only Asset Of Fake
Stock Broker.

NUw YORK. Jan. si.--rhs n;See
doctosA lawyers. .tsachsrs, business
msa. wtaows and orphans. vhs ussl
70 ~ sllasins sioek 'ii,sratsrsr fresa
L. \. IAtsVSs, Wall street bscfse. A.
Vhe ere lDeoed 10 have ssAt I'M
nsay,y ~ ~ fer invssimsntS whtch
vass nGVee maAs. may snpsct soon. -
peoeovU tke@s flrUe epaeiUnmfpt u mt
ego1enf fpom { M fism, A. a4ver.
SlGo6Soe = . Won stsest pphlicAtioa
06l11 ooooaaee1 Nat lAtrses's eue-
tsGD7R ~ hnewN n Ne e(sAs q ths
ser{1s VI . .sueesz No." wcsse =
4 - s,fsefss .,'T i.ssse: a" !.
= UstFsWn. ~ tnBss4 by fsdsrsl
1yss9 y tsvy. sS1slvss set &e u.
;ssly ". M s y -. ~.
~ II; !: :; &. :.: \. =. =, :: -:
sssGVSssss - Is
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days. snd W. could put snoth.r sisgi

days. snd We could put another siagi
bed IN Richards room for your fathsvl
] am afraid my bw dropped per.
eep'ibly In my establishment Never
slDoe I have known hsr, NJ matter what
the emsrgsrry, has rhs taken any other
aWltDds Than mo ono that neither her
sons rest nor her Ovn could be de.
turbed by having mo arrangement of
theif rooms Chapged recognised Il
~ smother -vidsuro ~ her hidden ron.
iritlOn which shs ~as TOO proud 10 oen
openly, and ras slnl 10 propose smother
solution.
That w"n't ~ necessary, mother"
] said svssty YOU know that Nrs
Iurbes Las more fpoma than ahs can
possibly use and .na los Offered them
90 me several time. csn tako over
our own linen. ~ sbs will haY- NJ
trouble whatever AboIt the care ~ the
rooms, srj tho~ she win 10 delighted
u have fsthef Hnd ms stay there uutll
We are really ~ ~ away
NeIU sllpr~e that Nill have IN
81" grumbls< my mother in.hw. 81.
actN az n we're personally o. liarne
f0f his 'ipeci"i visit of ny 'in-laxE"
Anf ~ II sss arranged
ll'YNselvhf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-31
new WATER f[L1|
IS GIVEN TO CITY
Extension Of Mains Under
Scheme 10 Save Money.

Complete plans for water main -.
,e1'lurs In Capitol mn walna, drove
and other hdditlonf " oklahoma City
drawn by A \. Uoiway. water supssDRs
irnitn' have boen submitted 70 W.
city comm ssinnsfs f
The plans are different from tkdpa
Recently drawn BY II NJ Hart. ttty -
slnser. hni elll mean . saving Of sbogo
S0.ODo over The orglnsi plans, ArcofA,
inE 10 Joe Patterson. comtnissionev a
public property
II IL nrEsd by Holwsy that the city
do iis osn work and not advertise fsS
bids a. IN says several thousand dollArn
can b~ saved this way NJ.