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MICACO.

cHICAdo. rsh, s.--NoGs receipts - =
900. steady hulk i.No 1900 heavy
tit:kaitts. medium eitteGi 1870. iisbt
titieVib.io. pics tisseeitos.
CATfLE. recs.p,s ~ 600 weak choice
heavy stesrs iiS6oVt7 90, medium VI %
etsb 30 common u 90 D it.ea; choice iiGh,s
81: COS 10 90; common ts.sad 1890; butch
capnsfs ss.susso, calves tlsbeais NJ
feeders tis$6iiis sock,u q 200
iess
rurEr. t.csipt> u, nso hlshst; lamhs
tis ooa ,l.ac cults tlb.eo q lsoo choice
sw.. tiO7SdiiTsi euiis ~ So6ieg1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PnoyImoSs

CHICAGO. rst. s.--Aishoush rsesipts Of
corn today dtd not prove To ~ nearly ss
larss a. had been sSpsctsd. the market
dlsplaysd tanusasi weakness. Opening
pr,ess. whtch varied from ko to ixc
u;iik 10 elsI were fsibwsd ~ siisht
OA,s Declined with coss. Afssr s,snips
kc ~ y Ne de~s. iacivdine Nay a( itNo
TO iee. the marhst showsd but litt,s pswer
70 feaet.
HisAse eue1atioas On hsss savs . tsm.
pcrafy -fHt q pvovtsisns but these we're
socn Offset BY sympathy wnh the Gssiu
weakness.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

LIVERPOOL. reb a Cotton. ,ro' auis'
mllilns ssiid. midiiins =, ilf' Ios
mIiflihs o. 19d SHnd effirufY 1850
of1ihap - tTd Ha's. 1909 iaIas ~ iId
irr 200 mifdNnr Receipt. D. 900 Ial.s.
in'ludirE 100 Amsfissn
FGitfta ftDsFf steady
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spit hail. Ratification ~ their 4.
rislon " expected % ia made Al q
formal meeting Isfsr ir hr dHY
American Hff,.ltlon managers wero
early nfrihpb no town and Sill hold
ih"lf nfst m'etiK Today at no Hotel
hhfffutr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

r>~~>~~<~>~D<&
wANrpD--vvs ~ sisFocm California;
bunsaiew. opsthwest psefsrrsdi must be
priced rsSht, WiIi ciosS deal pscruruy u
! cen sind Q place privsd right snd mvst
have psssssslsa saon. from ownsFs esiy.
HxvT IA - nome, s,sss Ssy IA is
daya. want I or e-rsssy stSietiy nd.
ssn, ssmpasstlvsiy asu. (vSstssy. vsn
located. sssthvssf, esess u sas iiasi ns.i
svsss, Sivs issstlsn. lsses,psses sSA Sv,es.
tsss *ssssS = i sS 81, u. s;:= .=sssTE.
49, heaeet e,ess v sssi ~ sasA,
uiHfiAu w1Hrxb
We have teyoss " hsNsAlows. 3.
stsry spsrtmssia Sysinsss pfoesssy.
vacant loss sa1 Sussip 10 IfActA Come
fAVL A. coilSfcN CO,
= Nsrth NsblMesa. pAsae Msple $40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

lft oO0tCNtbtF0 ONtAN 0OONs
rhs GOOD old days o. policy are gone
with yesterday ana N,ossah. The cops
have put the dsmpsrs on an brands of
gambling except rissino Ji'nsys on tsls.
phone ealis. The only difference be.
tween Wsphonlne and poIor 10 that
you nsd Q chance In policy.
calling up number Ia Ike hound
haNins at the MON. which l. too Dig
nlf.ed IA laik back In udsr 20 IA.
1IliAts service. the cpnpany Ia. in
stalled the nsw modern wssie switch
hoard
Thst the subscriber may have On
even chance. the telephone corporation
VII tsi In the 's7o phone books sos
publish the eomblnstien tslsphers.
policy piaysvs' dream, book, svnbrse no
tull And off,tlAl ritual o. t'vinst,er, ss,-
tairlnp 20 dreams snd vielsns, forstsii-
Ing Of future phone ssiiS. tNslr seier.
tifc application 10 phy6is0Nomy. the
seIsres OF paiwIstry, r,oles, esrds, 10.
gsthsr with the application and oh.
servsrts of tsIismsn. charms. spsiis
and ineantssona
Following IL a ,rle intsrpr-,st lion oi
dreams hud N. telephone numbers To
which they Apply
Copyright spoiled for 4. county
o 'erors, illustrated with modern wood
cute tets o.
Aoons To dream Of acorns depot.s
poverty and tht tho sluirrsls ar.
after YOU stop saus nd.ring your sub
stance In r'ctous t.lcphoning Lay of
all frankiin. Central and Calumet
numbers from zero 10 a milton.
Asleep; To dream that somebody 10
asleep Indicates That sowsbody 10. Cen.
Hai 10 knocking OF forty ~,nks. Con.
suit your la~ys~ before vsNtuv,ro forth
on sssisy, West or party tinss.
Anssi 10 dream u angels he's moth
ing 10 DO With the telephone service.
Consult the Poiice Gazette,
Adam' 70 ~ Adam, ths father u
vnsN,. In yosr sIsse, slQNlesss happiness
pnens ssrvlcs died. 0sNseWh9rst 10
'ss7, ,2<a are GOOD rvmbsrs 70 ty 70
GET Try ans est 'sm.
Phone Calf To dream Of 4 phone can
IL sure omen that you are dreaming.
Jupiter 10 just entering the constslla-
tion, II he be auspicioua you will take
a long journey IN an ambulance after
y relapse In q phone booth. EvaAston,
Rurnham and Cicero all come under
sinister Influence Of this mahgnant
planet Have your msAln ssut into the
booth, a. starvation u one OF the drrad
manifestations of Jupiter In his zenith
Numbers | to 10 should he avoided, or
any combination sf these numbeYe
Trsss oiossowlWV, To drsam cf shs
hIossomInS u trsss 10 posslb,s n YOU
sntsrsd the bsesh In January. Thst's
eWiy three meWths. NammeN6. Ntvse.
side. osk PERT snd eeet Sheridan ars
fsvossSss sneha"ess. ous sii nSmhers
ere danOeeese.
Busy, A -dfaam c< somsbody heinz
eusy. siGnifiss Deceit Send Hsesssn-
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Ruth A,s. for q. 900 son.s.

BosTON. Feb s-"Bab~" Ruth to-
day announced thrt he would attsmpt
TO obtain lig,ooo Of the Si2E.ono which
,hs Boston Americans srs ssh 10 have
received for his release 10 the New
YORK Americans Ruth said he would
sign With the Yankees A. The salary
aEreed upon. reported 20 be $1,000 q
wear
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MIDDAY STOCKS

The fulioslny quotations - Nes YORK
nIafsr's ~ ~ d: 10 ~ today rsfs CUM
plsi ~ houston. Firle ,1npsEy. 20
Aofth IiruAIsay
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tSglt,A0O.

CHICAGO. rsh. s--coRN NJ. q m,s.d
nkein. Ne ! -Ieilov yiiiei.n
oArs 3, sa,:SE :SE. .,:,Ss,,Ss krs' Nc .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

10 10 POINTS ubfsr the last pt.,os u lss,
Sesk. hsy usfiuE dJwn 10 siILD.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
THIRTEEN


NTw yOI,k, Feb , .-Ths knsrtsaa
Snlsl,ins A Refining co'nvsny today
advanced tho pfie, u lead from $50 10
tib cents q pssuRd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
CIry REAL E.rArn VOM sALg.
FIYE.ROnM nI'NnAlnMk

flNEfF'''h ~ lfNtAlflh y
Dandy California bungalow .httu
large fuom-. ubuAiaily will Dnllt, IN.
ishod entirely In hardw Ood. breakfast
room, nantei bookcases. garage, base,
meht. chicken house. vic. doing iof
$1,000. Listing s15
California blnsaios, yrfy ella.
large living room scTvss entir. nopt
Of house. Beam e-ilinE, Desirable m
every ssy. garage and drive. beAutl.
ful front yard and hack yard niltd
with fruit, chicken house cement floor
ti,1Lo, Immediate possession. listing
too.
oklahoma bungalow good repair.
newly decorated breakfast room
insntrl. garage. chicken honSc gull
sized lot veil located u 0oo. LISTING
sji
oklahoma buhssiow closs In. good
littl. house on or line aud old pave.
msnt. y, TOO. Listing 65e
Oklahoma bungalow newly decorated
and In fine repair. on full- uiy.d lni
French doors. bsiit.in fehtut,M saf,g.
Price 1880 Listing eSb.
bbhhomt bungalow, In cScsllrnt r..
pair breakfast soom newly decorated
fun .sis.d lots In 600 block on igth
street one ~ the best lpcationa
Price Is 200 List 6i3
siN-RooM BUNGALOWS
California bungalow located in
Woodrow Wilson school dirlrlo, on ,Oth
stW~t Excellent repair all hrss
rooms. hardwood floors and enamel
finish mantel houh cases basement,
Nsrsxr and back yard fuii ~ all kinds
of fruit One ~ the best bargains We
have on our books Jrto ,7.i5o. List
sss
Queen Ann bungalow: IN fair t,nalr
well loca ted. On Old pavement good
gsrags. drive. close 10 school. prlr.
1880 Listing 6S,
California bungalow. oak nocr, and
finlsh, garage drive! al hullt.ln f,a.
t,itea, full-slrrd lot Price ts.sOn Lat
PARRISH a HARpTLL
"aPe s''o b7o Bsum nldg
MY from owner 's.i co,rni.t.d t.,,.
low ' rooms and breakfast tooni oss
shh sramsli all built-tn feature. p.vis,
cnn hsIf block Of car sri sshoni ilg
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srM kAsu 7 Nusr NAVE

'ls"r = rnems srf hfsshf.r,
'"om rasld.nr- iers'ed IN h,si
ps,t 81 Oklahoma city ard !.
Stl eull,, may he seen hy Al.
ro'n'mrm only. . hAfssln 4 n
sure 10 appreciate; call dulck or
" msy Lose thi. California hun.
rsl1~ ". viii .sli on .as,
lsrms elih Yah rATmenl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

street tar conductor. II maklnf - shl.
afy ~ tlib = month. according To tho
plaintiff who Hsts 100 u month tom,
ppnfy allnpni A roeifslninE ofdnf
rfUhlblilrg Litter from visiting DO
hpme 0f he wife and from In shY WY
interfering wi'h her NHs slEnrd by
Iudgo l>itard u oldh'i
coal - pre-sr pfieoT The very best
Eastern Oklahoma Fnnry lump coal.
s. 20 psf ton ~ ysfd I1o delivered
first sons A. " bslLolt ir'ons
PIN 'Ady)
Ro,sty Coy survey Ths Rotary Roy
survey committee vii iuset NHdn'sdsy
noon ~ tho llurNns hnbi 70 MAKE
mans Tor tho survey. nnd arrange for
ne bbIlatim ~ material
ksslst Hn p.r'hlrg Painting A Ne
sire Gii nhiIftnr ~ General pTrShing
nresSn''d 10 Nars Ksslsr Monday ~
" \ Rogers. DaHhUra tliy psiris-
and d.rnfi'pf pi lr hung IN front q
/ me cJ hsll Tutsdy Rngsr- started
Monday morning ard completed ~ In
'hfes hours
Notice sor Scouts l0v 0uu NJ Okla
hons 'liy N.l report ~ Nraduusf'ers
81 the oliy hhil ~ li or'.rk Tuesday
/ afternoon according to Distinctions i,.
s.d Monday. 20 tnae rafi 10 iha uifhde
IN tonor ~ General rrrSh.as.
Lions Club 10 splash LEATHER coat,
can b" worn duflng he rurunl Efsi
hAnuu.' ~ the Lions 'lIt FebruR5
] o. m announcement NJ tho hanT,st
/ SAYS An unstable pickle market prs-
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Calling M a number Ia Ike a hound
haNihg at the noon. which l. too dig
nli.ed to iatk back In rder 10 ia
oIliats service The cpfnpany Ia. in
stalled the new modern weele switch
hoard
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o.mvrr.rs In CITY cs~,-Demur.fs

oldf,s,d 10 stiiI~sWr.- Judge Ydward
f. OIdieh ~ the district court hss
teen assigned IN 10 60 Saltwater
March | 10 hold court for w.sk. dur
Ing the u'si ~ several criminal casss
In which tho regular Judge 10 disausii-
fed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
PACKERS Offer
bear" PRICES
Slight Rebound in Hogs Puts
Price to Sl425.
rODA,s IIsIIrrs

'N1fir ps,t.t, uste nlus ~ L.y
'tvt}thIUE 30 ihs market MrHdHf fum
O. 10 -eo iosar than Saturdays quota q.
liurs. The steer mSftsi reached top "
tl1 on ytArhrgs Ani heavy ted aged 20
10 soli Tor flfb hutvhst fstls Sss
from g.u 90 bt9 lover ana usht siookui.
ana feeders held steady HcAtI Atotksfs
Hni ft'dcr declined !ic'
iio-ins uuo,.,io.s.
pfio.s ~ the ,afbus sfadss - saiiI.
are HppfHtItpat'ly as fYlluof
HtesfH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
A NEW LINE
OF GAGS
by Bugs" Bssf.

TIE suBscRlBGp's DREAM sooK
rhs GOOD old days of policy are eoos
with yesterday and N,osssh. The cops
have put the dsmpsrs on an brands of
gambling except rishiro Jitnsys on tsls.
phone ealIs. The only difference be.
tween Wsphonlne and poIler 10 that
you hsd chance In policy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

lions Club 90 splash LEATHER roi'r
can b" worn du'ing Ne rurunl Efsi
hanuu.' ~ the Lions 'lIt FebruHrS
.f IN announcement NJ no h,nr,st
saw. An unstable pickle market pr.'
vents announcement - the price OF a
Plate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

Potsfy Coy survey The Rotary Roy
survey committee viii iu.st Wednssdsy
noon ~ tho liurkns hntF 70 mhb'
mans Tor No survey. and arrange for
ne tsbIlatiun ~ material
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Notice 'or Scouts l'0ys outs ~ Okla
homa cl'y N.1 report ~ NsAdgusr'ers
~ the cliy hhil ~ g. n. ~ Tuesday
afternoon ar01'ding 70 distinctions 10.
RED MONDAY 20 take rafi ~ iha uifhde
n i0nDr ~ Gcnefal reIHhlHg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

coal - pfe~sr prlcof The very best
Eastern Otlahoma fancy lump coal,
s. 20 psf ton ~ ysfd " - delivered
first Sons A. " bslloh fT,ona
FiA1 IAdyJ
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oas half block ~est Of Ciasssn. new &.
eoom California bungalow; all hatdw ood
tieers, garage and duise~ay. You should
ees THE The sstrA 10 the location and
Che way II is constructed, Tn. terms aud
Shs chance you hsve Of seleetins the best
81 wall paper. electric fixtures, sn logs
ste. for youf o~n homs, Lot W shsw
Ecu and sSplsin nov durable this hons 10
being Quit Price ef.too.
~. nus atv naak nllv N.uf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
COAL INVESTIGATORS TO oKL,
feaic, Wilson and white VIII Prob
ably BE In MCAlcstcr soon, Report.

M'ALESTER, Okla Jan. IS
lspecialD The commission com
posed Of Henry NJ Robinson OF Pas
adena, Cal chairman. Rembrandt
Feale, representing the operators
secretary Of Labor Wilson and John
T. White, representing the miners.
appointed by President Wilson to
erect the terms OF agreement be-
tween bituminous coal miners and
operators after ending Of coal strike
VIII visit this city at an early date
10 conduct an Investigation Of con-
dltlons IN the oklahoma coal fields
according 10 report brought to Nc
Aiester this morning by Dan Meal
pine member OF the Oklahoma com
mittee at the hearing in Washing
ton Just closed. This hearing Will
be one OF the most important in the
history or the coal industry, accord
ing TO coal operators, since the re-
SUIT or its investigations will be n de-
termining factor in the wage and
WORKING agreements of the miners
ana operators Of the southwest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
BACK TO OLD DAYS
REV. KERR STATES
Gambling House In Tulsa
Runs Wide Open Now
Minister Asserts
HAVE ARMED GUARDS
Ramona Rooms Are Named
Openly BY Minister AS
Gambling Resort

Tulsa has harked' back TO the old
days when the baltimore and other
gambling Joints we're running wide
open declared Rev. G. w Kerr,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church I'm his sunday morning ser.
mon. "Only tho other day one bust
ness man In this city expressed his
entire satisfaction with the present
city administration he said. The
man said he thought all of the Off
cials should be returned for another
term.
Are YOU satisfied with the officials
when they permit local rooming
house to keep a man within a steel
cage with a Winchester rifle trained
on u room fun Of men gambling
They say the man is there to prOtcc.
patrons " the place and the manage
ment from hold-upsc Is that what he
Is there fOrH'
Reverend Kerr described what
purportcd To be the Interior Of the
Ramona rooms which he named
openly from the pulpit He stated
that 10 was very similar to the one
which ut one time operated on the
top floor of the Metropolitan ,holoI
lie urged members OF his cuugre-
cation to be Courageous in combat
ing such conditions In the city by
active work and by the vote. He in
sisted that they must do thissin order
10 Keep the city "A fit place in which
to live and rear children.
Rejoicing that the licensed sa-
loon Is now outlaw the pastor Insist
cd that Christians assist the law In
making prohibltlon really prohibit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19

Travellers stop az the Midwest
hotel. clean and respectable. Phone
psurN 75Io. 525th East Third.
FLOYD Shields. mgr --AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
Automobile License
Ldp Difficulty May
End Next Wednesday

Gross misrepresentation Of the
now motor license law has bocu
made ana the manner la which
funds obtainrd by motor vehicle
registration are expended is not
yet clearly understood by thr
average motorist. according to a
letter received by r.. Rec GuthrcN
secretary OF tho Tulsa Automobile
club last week, Petitioners were
sought to refer the new law have
unul January II In which TO file
their motion for rchcnriug in the
supreme court An opinion has7
been requested from the attorney
general and when II is rcccivd for
mai instructions will be prepared
10y the department OF highways tu
aid In the completion of blanks for
the registration ot motor vehicles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
Expert Inspccts Ray County Herds.

PONCA CITY, Jan. lS.-- SpeciaD
Frank Scoficld OF liillsboru Texas.
president Of the American Shorthou
Breeders association has been in
apocting several Kay county herds
nedC here the past few days. with T..
\ Hehcrling Of puuCa Cify. ne owns
ne "Friondly Farms" near here.
one Of the best known stock farms
IN the southwest. They are cooper
ntiug with the local county farm
demonstration. G. Mcr,dith. I'm
building up the beef cattle indus
Try ot this section There R now
ono herd Of Shorthorns near pouct
with something Hike 30 head that
Is valued az $4,000. including two
your-old bun FOR which $4,000 has
been refused
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surplus of $4,000. No changes we're
made In the board ofNircctors or the
officers of the bank, though business
Of the past months has made neces
sary the additions OF new employees
10 every department uf the corpora
tlon.
lncrcases in the capital OF the
Union National bank were made SOW
cral weeks ago and at present the
capitalization is 100000, with Il
surplus Of S25, 900. we will have
TO have more room II VIC continue TO
grow as We are now doing" declared
Lee Clinton. vice president yester-
day Already every department is
crowded and We are considering
plans for alterations that would give
Nc more room" Three new members
Were added 10 the board OF directors
Of tne bank at the regent meeting OF
the stockholders. They are T.. }.
bradford, r.. h. Dix and }. B. Byrd,
Jr.
workmen are busy tearing on,
cages ana partitions IN the banking
rooms OF the Central National banl,
with tho idea OF affording the bank
more office space. Addition OF a
trust department to the Central Ma
'ional was partly responsible for the
imperative need for moro room. Like
ether bank OF the city, the Central
National is experiencing remark
able increase in business. which has
resulted In the addition OF $4,000 10
the banks surplus and tho election
OF two new directors, n. q. Berry
and j. w Sloan,
when the comptroller Of the cur
rency got through checking up his
records he found that the largest
volume OF increase in deposits In
Tulsa was made by the Producers
State bank TO celebrate this and
other achievements OF the past year
he employees OF the bank were The
guests a. banquet given them by
'he officers OF the institution follow
i;E the annual elections held re-
Gently The banquet was in the ma
ture of Jubilee celebration and the
evening saw the formation OF plans
TO carry forward the accomplish
ments OF the past with greater
strides than ever.
TWO OF the banks of the city have
not yet held their annual meetings
OF the shareholders and directors.
These are the National Bank OF
Commerce and the American Ma
tional bank, both OF which have
played prominent parts in making
the financial history pf Tulsa and
eastern oklahoma. Meetings will be
held in the near future by the stock
holders OF both banks for the pur-
pose OF electing their officers and
directors for tht new year and for
the formation OF plans for the fu-
turp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19

Coming-"The Rainbow Girl" -
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
kiiCdnis Has a NeU
Mistress Today at
High School Treat

Change OF venue" or rather
menu, from the Hotel Tulsa To the
high school Tulsa. will greet the
kiwanis club at 1915 today. The
new board Of education committee
or the club plans "A program that
VIII put Sixth aud Cincinnati In
the hearts OF every member Of the
club who attends the session OF
feasting prepared by the nigh
school girl experts. An attendance
prize from y. l.. Becky, geolOgist.
Is being offered as a further in
ducement to the kiwanians to try
out the Candidates"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19

Owing the the paid
n AZ
balcony
balcony matinee
Nights, Sunday t1Ildrens Saturday,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19

Plans school Holiday Hook
Worlds Washington Uurcau.
Post uHu1uu
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. rs .-
\ booklet is being prepared by r.
a. Wilson. commissioner OF oducl-
lion. which will suggest appropriate
programs to be given in schools W
lhc state Tor all holidays and special
occasions of the year. The booklet
viii cite sources from which stu.
dou's and teachers may obtain in.
formation about the history OF tho
holiday iu question There viii br
approximately 80 special days treated
including suoh days as thrift day.
fire prevention day and the like
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
TULSAN INVENTS RACK
Commissioner Of Patents Issues Ger
tificatcs to Several Sooncrs.
Wards Washington Bureau,

NOrlu
Post Building
WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-THE fol-
lowing patents have been granted to-
Oklahomans, the commissioner of
patents announces:
Frank w. Liedecker, Okmulgee,
check valve; Arthur w. Abel, Ok
lahorna City, apparatus for measur7
ing liquids John Graumann, Gran
ite, bomb; Oscar s. Hayden, Okla
homa City. mailbag catching and
delivering apparatus; George T.
Hull, Tulsa, fumigating rack;
Claude ID. Jones, Oklahoma city,
toilet paper cutter; Park d. Jeffer-
son. Tishomingo, quilting apparatus;
william b. Strother. Writ, heating
means for mineral. oils; william
Westbury, Okmulgee- glass drawing
apparatus; Adam f. Lochner. Chan
dler, attachment for cooking uten-
sells.
Coming-"The Rainbow Girl" -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-19
BRICK PLANT IS OPERATING
New Mid-Contincnt Brick hnkcrS
Have Opened with 5000 Per Hour.

Opening " tho Mid-Conuncnt
Brick \ Tile company plant near
Sand Springs lake after testing ina .
chiucry ON Thursday aud Friday Of
l1st week was announced saturday.
During the last few working hours
Saturday a production of 5000
bricks was accomplished THIS news
should boo encouraging to builders in
Tulsa ana vicinity. building opera
tious durinE the last few months
having been seriously handicapped
boy lack uf material. principally
brick Lack " brick viii not cause
further difficulty in the activity Of
the rrowing oil capital, authorities
state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-30
(Mrs. Emnitt T. Reid, Editor)

Gates Friday night and will enter
high school next fail
The class members are: Irene
Smith, Puth Fraser, Alice Fraser
Anne Everett, Dixie McGhee, Tessie
Medley, Laura Lamb, Gertrude john
ston, Verda Johnson, Virginia Biv-
ems Jewel Barnett, Era Barns, Thel-
ma Galloway, Odessa Crawford, Mari
on Duke, Daltha Dallas Rosaline
Fischl Stella Hhdaway, Julie Hig-
night. Geraldine Hocomb, Allne
Haynes, Hazel Hobbs, Thehna Marvin,
Fannie Parkinson sybyl Pierce, zella
Pritchard, Hester Robinson. Nan Rear
don. Madeline Sullivan, Marguerite
Van Reed, Bethine Wolvcrton. Lois
Weeks. Grace Weeks. Ruby Daniel,
J. T. Batchel, Maurice Bridge, Cecil
Bailey. jefferson Banks, Raymond
Buford, Lee Vivian Cruce, George
Dunning, Robert Douglas. Ted Free
man, Max Greenberg. Percy Johns,
Clifford Johnson, Wayne Mcdonald,
Kyle Mcintyre, Joseph Odcm, Paul
Philips, Calvin Darnell