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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1918.
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N'SvS NINA I .INNS, (liiiiirhtcr ol .Mr. and iirs. a. r.
IJinnn f.f f.2!) West Twentieth street. Muss Junns has
it ti civic improvement and
welfare work in the city, and is ene of the recent additions
to the Red Cross lis a canteen worker.
TKl.F.rilONKH.
Knllllng
inn dapart-
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Oatral Haw I a anil
arturnt. Mapla 4! It.
Central Murglral Dr
mroi, Mapli Wt. -
Klka Ma'l l.bt 8urftrl DrcMlMfl
nil, Maple OK.
Women-, ( mnrll ar lrfna, Maiila
Krit fro- I haptrr Necralar,. Mapla
JltHi.
( It Ulan lltllr;, Mapfa tl).
Hni.lratln.i lllllira far llnl rrna
rtasxra In (Iral aid. tinnir rare, ol Ilia
ii k anil illrlrll.a. Maple I 7 1.
Kril 1 n I nnlrf i an:if. Mapla
4IU.
llrd I n.sa lirladnaa I'arrrl llrait
qiiMilrr.. Maplr I'R.
Simla I him chip for ai.lrtlrra, Wal
nut ;mi.
I lie tliiity-s: 'poxes of sweatets
wliuh ai!iol last week 1 r i mi ,
1 cit Sill t'i hv inrndrd anl rr
tin t . ,i die soldiers, tne arc
t.i he t'.n krd it irtnrtt stiMHiinit. I
ii -uilly Luxe niimt.tr of w"
l I 'i'r.M t ' " hps
1 1'. I 'A
i k. rs
.1 the Kol
I nns I ii l.i-.. I liis "'k will It rr-
Mimnl nrt work an I it is .ti;:td that
in, in- rtuthcis Inul their fni.e and as
y. .!.:!, i- to lln t.lsk.
'Idr scu'ii;' il'Tiiitltictit of thr frufal
in :n wiM I next week fur r n
n'.ir wink and it is luiinl tit.it tin- rrtu
yrr K.lMlllllts and hospital tolirs whull
Iiiximi villi In- completed s)v Christ
mas. A Utr :"ife"o( W'.rkcts will lr
rriii:rr.l to tonsil tlir VM'ik lit tlic stip
ulated time, Two bundled a(rjns ami
one hundred pajamas, cut and assem
tiled, were unit to the l'.dnintid branch
tint morning f ' r the members of that
unit to make six li.
Not i e has been received that all tlir
rut material nn hand in tlir surreal
diessing department of the Krd I ross
should he made into dressings. When
this wink is completed iti finishes the,
w 'fk til thr ilt-p.irtinriit. j
Am '11.' ll'i' .1 1 li HIS w. -null's I'lal'1'
at r n w 'in h luif nien tu the I'mnd
War Wmk ianipai!ii through the . i
ii. .in's ilrjiaiMiH-i't ini'li-r the dirritinn,
nf Mis. I ( null Minsi.n, is the Keady to-
Idji i ln!i whn h nvt a the k I'm $JV j
'1 It ArS'iM . I :h dmiatcd $'? and the I
Ann and 1 r.nt ilnh KJr f-'1 I'"'1' '' ;
liniiN 1
,. ,i l.i tV ll.'li'-'iu.i'i se.-ti.-n ,
: t i itv h.nc n'-'-n liU-ial!) t-' the (
1 .'. V .ir V i rk. fund. Alth 'iiith the;.
,- l.it-!, 'mm: a . .impawn t-r the cm
,, ,. , , '.. ! i w ' i 1 ,i thfv hope t' ijather
. , n, ' t i .ire tor thr.r nun ra
il t . uml r v , rt ti-.r r ,
Ir.idnshiii i t Mis i
1., ,.. . .., , suit a s'thstaiitial 1
,i. k Mis Ainhri'Sf has rnllctrl in
..ne s.naU nulr (d I'.oliemtans. $.."
in thr.it stmti.. :l.''"l in I il-"v l-'ti'ls
mill siwi.il hu'ilrrd ihd'ais has Im-n
..,. f !hf I at K'-d t'i'M th.r.'i-r
I hr ma' .t iM'ttimi .d thr . allium! s -'
1.,-rn r.-llf'-fl t'.!.'-l!!. the inrmhi-! -:
..( thr l..V.' l''l. ' ' ! l'v 'I"11
t.ini', and ti'. eni'-rtaiiiMin.'s.
;; si,i.mt llollii- ,eiti
. i ' ill iva t"iint. plans
; :i,in f.t hi r tiini
iv! rk tu the eninlliiK-iit i
pupill llltn nnine n u
Manv of these cI.ists j
liave alien Iv hern funned fur the win-I
trr'i wink The plan and the mitli'.'k
from the pn-M-iit iiidu ali' iis is t"r h"1
, .. ,.,.( , n,,.lhii' ni I l"s is made ,
V. Vis. I;.. s s.iv- hv the ti'i'"tr,i
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FAVORITE RECIPES
Old Mission
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ORGANIZE POLES
and C'jnUv
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sled dtir-a.t'Mipt-
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the romini,' v
country sc'i.m
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ll t i.m m. Mrs. I" S I eik'ii-'.t'. Mrs
ji.i'. i I V. Kin-trv. Mm K'fh iid ..-
M'V 1. I' St hrt-iinr and Miss l-dtt.i
Ki'man I his cuniii'il't-r w ill I e in
,-r.-,tl mi. the das as thr in e 1
i i.. . .i.i... -,.,,1 .l.rlvr ,,( the 1 tei'lav
arises, i nr him' - .in-.
.l.-mirtmrnt air l.ll' I wuh lira
ami ur.i'.nrd liar, els and
tnrteasitiK dadv
"All reKitlatim's re'piiiim; drains
ami i-misnnirM t.. irr th.nr siihst itntrs
are ramrhd." said Mrs 1'ni'na Wrath
rt .iv i-'l mnntv fund ad"i m i 1 1 at
or ' Mr- W eaihris is rapidH niailnv.' ,
out unti es t.. dav I" .oii-iin"-M an I ;
drains p. thr ttint that lime is r.-
,:,t .1-.. nn inti'v id fh.ni lh.it i an
hr b..ll,'h'. s ill . lit 'tih-tl'lprs 1
vatrrm
A M lit t.l'" in'ne-t
A t iklah"-na t it. vh if'v was s d i
! ll.it.slav in San A"
t"in", leva-, when Mi- He:'1 ,
Hernr id M V-'-ter bet . line thr biiile.'ij
( apt M.i.tii, I ' M. V.li-trr. The mam
iiav;e was pet l-i'in d m old St Maik s
iliuull. caiiU.n .McAllister is a
rephew of 'I !' Mutm jr., and Iris
Pern pi. trtneiit in hii'irtr-s and sm i.il
t ii c Ir a..
Mm A. I Kinhy and mi W.i.nl ol
.1 W'r-t 'iwelltll stiert left I'ridav
tlternnon fur l.awton, wheir they will
jpettd the w rk end.
W
Mr. and Mm. I.rmwr llrat.'ti, 'll'i
N rlh Sh.iittl aveniit- itiotmrd t'l-mt
Sill toilav tu hr prrsrnt at thr militaiv
tevirw Mm, Kalph llnniham and Mi-s
J rrn Hill accompanied them The
pattv will return Sunday.
ilk
II r. J C. Smait of IV-nver, Ceil,
who has been visiting her m.'tber, Mm
?.larv (.reiiorv. (nr the pat two weeks
.. . . i .. ..i. ii :. .
is $petiWtif( tne werK run nun .snssi
''.dna Kellv of KI iVrno I
Mrs (i. CraiR of 1HI7 Nmlh ,
;-i 1 .... l.,.'.U.. ,t I
jnariri avrriuc riniiuinru .."."t
' irrnortn in honor of her bntiseKiie',
Mrt. 11 I'. Yoiinn of I'lnvis, N. M
iirsldes the honor (ti'et the list ir.
Inrled the memheri of the Clover l.eal
'mhroiilery club, ,
Tht Catholic unit ol the Red Crois
ttilt bein regulir war work tnd con
4nM witit forthet notice. The unit
ill meet Monday. Tuesday. Wednei.
itf tnd Friday for all-day sewinj.
The Hiuh 5ichoo Patrons' cluh met
fhnridajr afternooi at Um bigh acbogiV
, p i if l.i il. II, e v I I
..'I U e-l I wentv -' ' nd
I 'I htirsd iv l'l ihllies at
lev. is. Am Mir; other ai
dm inn Captain IXn s
.a, a .! ri'i-r tattv fiirii W 1 nr
h. I iv a" I Mrs ! ! .
t l W rmr'"'ith .trrt-t
. l!. h " MiM-r. i is .rtri. lini"
' ' :h.'l'l.l II' nr 'IV .1! V't'll.l.'
I th t'l-i: im: t . s -.id thr
i rd w.i'i hir p. inn's. Mi an!
W rlls V, Mll'rr ot S.M W r I
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mil sliret has a- 1 "i e n -t he'
Mm 1 ,1.1'i't' II I I I- .'i I '
I 'I rv IS. will. HI I O I thr list . '
week ami wilt l t-i-'.i m ("i a vis''
nd -'inllr !m t1'
H M... N.. I . 1 hr lulu ..in s.i
i :a':-t leader. I 'a .-tn-ky. h.it hi rn ap
p.'i'trl teniirr nf I'd. old and charged
with the formation of a ralnnrf b l.en
rral I'll nd-ki, a.f i I nn to a dispatch
I: nn Wai-.iw
Cl i i ti.irT Si inn e I", t're at ii'litrri -i"'i,
N'.ixrinber 17. at p in Aln at
I f.ih d-.r N'.v.-iltr IS at 1') p. m..
t. I n im , I' II.-. A'lnns - inn free. No
ct'llerfon. (Adv)
STATE'S BIRTHDAY
IS NOT OBSERVED
'.i f -riral ohscrvance id the 'Lite's
lef.iiili loitli'lav was hehl eiihri in
1 1 . Iil.nin.i ( Id nr el-ewheii' today. At
n i today in I'll Oklah-ma was ad-
It. the siste.h' - I ..i -t ties wilrn
tlir pirMtlent nimird the State-
1 1 l'l in .. hn'k't ,i Iniinr liatrU
I altei ward the m wlv rlr.-ttil state ofli-
"ir inancnratrd
1:
,i
H C l.'.lh;- i . t l.'i '.
wav l.t' tins w.K t.i ,tt"i t.it.,"ii
an I M. ih.it", i p.'int-, v.hrte hr will - J
;'ll i ! . 1 1 ' i (or t'M'' al w rrk-
'1 hr w otnen of the I ii .t 1 "i h a
I nth. 'an i bun It w ill Ivld thru I In i-t
mas baar on next Mond.iv and Tues
day at H.lttrldrs (loral r-tal.lmhm. nt
on Main stu-el Many dainty hand
made (.'ills w ill be on .1 pla ,
k 'k ir
Mr... I rts , f Ihr II llv 1 mbtoidet'.
.'n!i will Ir ("!' ta.'ir. I at brithro'i
Novinihri .'I hi Mm I l ;de l'
hi r ho'.n . 1MI W i t I rnth si'. t '
w
Mis I Shi- lev I in- i . II . of id"1 ;
I' i -t I ivlith ti . t w ii'ii, it t'-r I ii,
I, ill .ma I in j...i!;. who hit toil ,u t . ser
th.r inilit.it y tr irw at I ot t Sill,
"AMERICA'S ANSWER
SCHEDULED AT FOLLY
" Aniri ira's An-wrt." sri oti I of a sr
ties of films issued by the toniinit ee
. il public inf'iiinatniti. is tu hr shnwn
at thr I-ollv thr. I'd Vmd.n M nidav
and I in" il. i '! lie pi. lire slmws what
thr American ainu has at t "inplishrd
dm iiik lis st,i in I i an. e In. 'nded in
the w-ndns atcmplishel hv our
t.onps ami shown in this film is a
three mile rlo. k built in a f' rem h
swamp hIoiik the seacnasi, and over
whiih a (.'teat pait of the supplies fur
the Aniiiiian army have been transported
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill.
UTILITIES HOARD
FIGHT LOOMS UP
AFTER ELECTION
.....
Wan en P, Gill Wants to I ill
"Unexpired Term."
Warren P. Cill. elected recently to
the "unexpired' tetni on the corpora
tion commi'-sion, this mufiiititf took the
oath of of In e brlore. W'. M Irankhn,
clrrk nf the snpieine court, and at the
same time ma le formal demand in
writm.k' upon W. C. McAlisier, sr,-rr-tary
of the stale eleition tioard. I n
h ceniiicate oi election
Request Denied.
My-Alister ilrnictl the reipiest, predi
catiiiR his action on the fas t that com
plete returns front the election ate not
in the hands of the election hoard, and
(hat the board has no official knowl
fdir of Gill's election.
Gill's candidacy and his e!e. timi to
the "nnexpiied" lettn kruiKS about a
complicated lei(.il tamjlr whnh it is ex
pected will rt-'iuire juduia! dc'.cimina
tion. lite quest inn involved is whether an
unexpired term really exists. When
Jack I tive, iormer member of the nun
ttiiission, tlied, Art Walker was ap
pointed by Governor Williams to sue
cerd CM nil Line. Walker was elected
in thr it. cut flection for thr six yeai
term. Thr tpirstioit is whether Walk
er's appointment holds until the sn mid
Monday in January whrn hr brains his
six-year term, or whether it entled with
the electiott.
Gill's Contention.
Gill contends that the "nnexpiied"
part of Colonel Loe's term is from the
date of the recent election until Walker
bcRins his lix-year term in lanuary.
and he is askinff for a certificate of
election and the emoluments and duties
of the office for that period.
Gill visited the office of the coror.ra
ti.m commission to make formal de
mand on Walker for the surrender of
the offne. but Walker is in Washing
ton attending a meeting ot thr National
Association of Kailwav commissioners
Gill filed the copv of his oath of office
this nmrning with Secretary of St:ite ,
I.yon.
DRUG ADDICTS FARM !
NEEDED, SAYS JUDGE j
A state or r untv farm for treatment
of drnir users will probably be stti- '
nested to the nrxt srssmn of the Ok'.a )
Imma lenislature. Judk-e Spi'.ler of tlie
municipal court is interested in the I
pro;ert, and if he receives sufficient ,
encouragement he will bring the mat-
trr personally brfore the local repre- j
sentatives.
Growth of the drug habit in Okla
homa City is on the increase, according
to physicians ami druggists. Manv
who formerly used liquors, denied
SOCIETY LADY TELLS
SECRET OF LONG,
SOFTJDARK HAIR
Can't Damage Your Hair a Hit
Changes Your Gray Hair
to Fven Dark Shane.
No trouble Not necessary to visit
hair dressing parlor. Do it in the pri
vacy of your home. Sitnplv applv with
(inter tips or comb into all your hair
and scalp "l a Creole" Hair Dressing
Cannot damage your. hair a hit. This
piocess naturally changes all your grnv.
white, failed, prematurely grav or thin
dry hair to an rvrn. beautiful, dark
shade, and makes all your hair soft,
long, lustrous, radiantly dark without a
tta. e of grnv showing. Grav hair is un
necessary. Pon't have it, as "l a Cre
ole" Hair Pressing can be so easily
applied and is so'crrtain to darken alt
your gray hair. Sold by dn.R store".
rfrywV' nr rn' direct for $1 20 by
Van Meet Mansfield Drug Co, Mem
phis. Trim (Adv )
stimulants by prohibition, have turned
to drills as a substitute. The habit i
said to l.f growing more among women
than among men, and it is IV from be
ing confined to idlers. It is alleged
I.e on Jhc increase among the well-t''-do.
The latter cases never c-.tne before
the municipal court, but plivsicians m
i-otisiiltal,ion wilh Indue Spillev. have
irpoiti'd an alarliiing number of d'in
v ii tuns.
Canada Provides
Land for Heroes
WINNIPEG. Manitoba, Nov Id -
Thousands of acres of farm lands in
the Canadian northwest are being set
asine tor returning sonnrrs.
It is understood that 'scores of Can
adian soldiers who have married bru
tish and French girls have already ap
plied for homesteads and that a mine-tii.-nt
is on foot o establish "soldiers'
colonies'' throughout the western provinces.
dupeiisariaa ami civilian hospitals, i"1- CnnitrtrC tiOTP'P tf
lor. servicFand the ferdina and cloth- OCIld IUI & rVglCC IU
nig of refugees. "
I he work .of the committee comprises
fiH.il production, community service, in
volving the rehabilitation of agiiciilt i
ral families in their old homes or m
lempotarv v shelters provided hv the
Revenue Bill Cut
W MIIi'.Tl. Nov. 16 - Seer
t.iiv MiAdou's trii'intnendatioii b
i : i .1.. l.
l-rencli grtvennnent and child wrlluie ! , ,,,,,t fi .lMllHUI.lM was itnnalA
I.....L i,.,l ailiirilioi. i,t iii'.ni.nl t'.i.iii.ljl .1 ......I lo tl.a ril:ilr fiitk.,.1
and iKlmrstic scieno1. , ..inuiitlcc. 'ntv two or three memlirtsf
i I'.nruiaii Simmons stated, tavoreu
1,'sr Kgg (.) instead of egits ( dv.) 1 hichrr tax jew.
Relief Work Will
Continue in France
MAY YORK, Nov, I'i-Olli iat rc
oniti ui and approval of the wmk
the Atnencan Coinniittee for Kevasi.it
ed France, Inc., has bent given by ; e
cial miiiisteiial deciee of the I rene'
government, the rommitlee aiinoum e I
here today. Continuation of its actiw
tirs was propcsetl by tlir committee, as
follows:
"The committer will carrv on imlr:
nitclv its inaniiia. tnte in Amern-a and
shipment to Frame ot civilian K "
ments and bedding and will continue
at least for some months to come
maintenance of in food distributors
For
Eighteen
Years
A
Successful
Commercial
Bank
THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL BANK
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Capital and profits J 725.0OO
A rotinshnrt.
delicious unnK
for all "tho
fdiiiily-
Instant
Postum
The Dancing Classes
OF
Miss Gertrude Cox
Now reopened at St. Taul's
Pariah 1 louse. Make ar
rangements now for private
and class lessons in ball
room and classical dancing:.
'PHONE WALNUT 2307
r u an' a. lit., tne t,i wjr up
A "'! 1 '!'. I l"ll.'lli' I oi I hir t' nr
i dull, ilifv brada hr; or, tf your
'" als s .'it and turn ml" c is and a. ids
m ii haw a tea! surprnr awaiting yw j
loiuoimw inoining. iniine.liatrlv I
upon aii-uu'. di ink a i-las ot hot
v.atrr with a t. .i-.""i.t.il ot IiMiestone
I'liosph.itr m it I his is intruded to
III si 'i uti.ilir and then w ih out of
.ur slonuih. hvrr, kulnrjs and Ihniy
feet of intrsiinrs all the indigestible
waste, puis, nn, v.ut bile and toxins,
thus cleansing, sweetening and purify
ing the entile alimentaif canal.
Those- suhirtt to suk hrad.iihes,
backache, bilious atlatks, constipation
or any foini of stomal h trouble, are
ittged I" get a tptarirr pound of lime
stone phosphate (rom the drug store
and begin eninytng this niorning inside
hath. It Isanti that men ami women
who trv tins become enthusiastic and
keep it up daily
Just as "hot water and soap cleanse,
purify and ftrshrn the skin, an hot wa
trr and a te aspoonful of limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, livrr,
kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos
phate is an inexpensive white powder
and almost tasteless. , ( Adv.)
LUNCHEOH
NOONDAY
LEE-HUCIUNS
Special atten
tion to com
mittee meet
ings,. Tablet
reserved.
PROMISES
Hrinpr only regTct and disHatisfaction to the promisee un
less the promise is made by those who are competent and
diftpsmed to fill them.
We have been in business in Kansas City for 40 years,
in Oklahoma City 12 years. Thousands of pleased custom
ers are livinjr testimony that we are disposed and compe
tent to fill them.
During" this same period scores of other dealers have
come and gone. These f..ns could not klep their pi uminW'
even if they wished.
Think this over and consider the facts that we are
free from all factory control. Our pianos are chosen for
MERIT, not by expediency. We have eliminated the
weaker and kept only thooe which are tested and tried by
Time and UsaRe.
Each one at our price is the best In the world at our
price.
STEINWAY, Standard of SHONINCER
the World
Famous WElsER
STECK
VOSE
KUKTZMANN
LUDWIG
ESTEY
We are also Factory Distributors for the wonderful
Duo Art Piano, the Genuine Pianola and the Aeolian Player-Piano.
Now is the time to select your Christmas Piano.
STRICH & ZEIDLER
HARWOOI)
ELDURN
KLOMAN A NORD
And among all these the
world renowned
CHICKKRINO
CaD or write
Oklahoma's One-Price
Music House
223 Main Street
BAKER'S COCOA
is a delicious and whole
some drink of great food
value and absolute
purity.
"Chocolate and cocoa add,
flavor and energy giving
material to a diet and their
use will help in many
ways in the preparation of
palatable, nourishing diphes from
those foods of which .thw is an
abundance."
Booa W of Chnitm Kmtff Sftf iVssf
Walter Baker & Co. limited
EiUbliaked 1780 DORaHSTEJt, MASS.
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Tho DIET
During
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Ronnd Package
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Malted Milk
Very Nutritious, Dlgeitlbh
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Mad by the ORIGINAL HorUck procMa sad
I rom erfuUy aelected materlaLv
Used uccessfully over Yi cenrary.'
Endorsed by physicians everywhere,
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Thus Avoiding Imitations
United States Railroad Administration
W. G. McAdoo, Director General of Railroads
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc Railroad
Time Table Change
EffectiveSunday, Nov. 17th, Santa Fe
Train No. 17. Texas Pkanj;er, will arrive at 12:15 p. m. and
depart at 12 :30 p. m.
Thos. Doylan, Agent,
Santa Fe Station.
I.. R Smith, Pass. Ajrent,
m Colcord Hldg.
I'NITEI) STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION
W. 0. McADOO, Director Canrtal of rfallro.d,
MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS RAILROAD '
A change xif time taltes will he made effective 12 III a m Snn4ar
November 17th, and this advance notice of the time of the principal
trams at important division i.oint, pn this and c.mne,t, lnr, tt.
sued fi public infnrmati.m. f Hails of thr rhanRes will hr available at
strums and Information Hurraui on dav sdiedtile is eflecilve , a
I. KIMMI R,
s, federal Manager.
Worthbnund
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1 :41 am II :l)0 m,Ar. CushinK
3:20amll2;40pmAr. Osane
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7:20 am! S:35pmlAr. Muskocre
i M) ami 2 :55 pml Ar. flartlesvillr
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After nildniht, November Kith, train service via M. K. k T. R. JL
hrtween Guthrie ad Fallii will he discontinued. Passeiiiieri should,
thereafter, uia Ft, S. & W, R. R. trains between these poind.
Southbound
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