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No Sc attended, la de-
manda de amparo
del Oral. 0jeda
Las autondades militares continual
ran conocisndo de su acusacion
Correspondencia Especial para La PRENsA.

correspondence Especial para La PREssA.
C. DE MEXICO, Die. 24.-El Oral.
ex-federal Pedro Cjeda, acuaado
del delito de rebellion contra Ell 60
bierno carrancista, c%ontinuara slen-
do iuzgado militarmente, como 10 de-
cidi6 dcsde un principle ell Sub-secre-
tario de la Guerra, pues no fueron a.
tendidas las demands de amparo
que solicit6, alegando que no compe-
tia a las autoridades militares Ell CO.
nocer de su acusacion, aun en- ell su-
puesto de que fuera culpable del deti-
to de rebellion, pues que las unlcas
autoridades legales que debian .Juz-
gar,o eran las federales, toda vez
que no tiene ahora caracter mllltar
ninguno, sino que es Supplements I'LL
civil.
Los cambios de jueces de Distri-
20. ocurridos recientcmente, es IL
que ha venido a perjudicar al vleJo
general meXicano. Ell juez Antonio
.Aguilar Aguila, ante Quien habia O.
currido en- solicitud del amparo con-
ira los actos de la S%ecretaria de Cue
RE V del Juzgado Instructor Mill
TAR, concedio Ia suspension provisio-
nal del acto reclamado, pero como el
refcrido jueZ ceso en- u f%unciones,
ell que 10 suStituy6, licenciado Ger,
vantes, resolvio que era de negarse
V Sc negaba la suspension sclicitada.
Ell general Ojeda no ha quedado
satiSfecho con el fallo del juez Ger
vantes y ha eievado nueva solicituc
de amparo, dirigiendo IN extenso es,
critic al juez de Distrito fundado en-
TaZoneS de gran peso.
Tanto eli general Ojeda, como su
dcfensor tienen la firmc resolution
de TRAFALGAR sin descanso hasta To-
graz qne no sean las a%utoridades mi
litarcs las que juzguen al viejo mi
.itar mexicano. pues que ell gobierno
cue 10 acusa no 10 reconoce como mi
itar. s:no como civil, toda vez que
.! cj6rcito al cual p]erteneci0 ell Sc
nor 0jeda fue diSuelto Y del nuevo
eitrcito forman parte solamente a
Cuellos eX-federales que han sido a
,ogidos por el gobierno revoluciona-
rio Y reconocidos sus grades por ell
mismo.
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Ell BANCO UNICO.
(Yiene dc la Ia. Pag)

No voo, sin embargo, impossible, nj
siquicra dificil, Salvar la s~ituacion
economical del gobicrao Y del pals,
0 81 contrario. me oarccc faci!, So
lamentc que por otros caminos y
POR OTROS HOMBRES que no
sean el senior Cabrera nj 81 senior
Nieto, cuyo 'desprestigio en- los ncgo-
clos f~inancieros ha de ser siempre,
en- cualquier momento, n barrera
insupera para resolver el problcma.
Para resoiver este problema. Sc
nor Presidente. ES INDISPENSA-
BILE UN HOMBRE QUE INSPIRE
CONFIANZA. no solo por su apti-
tud intellectual. sino por la pureza
de suS maneios. Y urge buscarlo en-
seguida porquc urge resolver e! pro-
blema."
La anterior carta ha prOvocado
acaloradisimos concentrates.
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OUEDO TERMiNADA LA CONS
TRUCCION DEL "SAN JUAN"
(Vicne de la "a. Pag.)

de carpinteria, la clesti6n de maqui
maria Y demas trabajos estaran ter
minados antes de- dia diez de enero
pr0ximo, en- cue Sc quiere botar al
aqua cl barco de referencia. La
construction de este vapor Sc ha
hecho con arreglo entero d las pres
cripciones de la American Bureau
of Shipping"
Los arqaitectos disenadores fue-
ron los ingenieros Cox and Stevenes,
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de Nueva York, habiendo dirigido
ias obras Ell senior Vicente Sedano.
Sc coastriuran unas leHchas
especia!es.

BESIDE manana, en- el mismo asti-
Zero, So comenzara la construction
&c uras lanchas especiales, de igual
mode'o que ell de las que utiliza Ell
gobierno americana en- Ell canal de
Panama, Y las c1ales !e seran pro-
puest2s al gobierno mexicano, para
cue las emplee en- Ell Golfo. De acep-
tar Ell gobicrro la proposition. cl
numero de dichos ianchones sera
crecido Y entrara en- actividad n
gan cantidad de trabajadores mexi-
Cauos.
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Iban a %repartlrse
las haciendas
n~fervenidas
Ell Gobierno oydeao la disolucion de
la "Junta Agraria" por estd causa

PUEBLA. Diciembre 20.-En San
Antonio Calpualpan, estuvo 1un-
ciendo como administrators, meJor
d;cho como arbitro de los ~intreeses
a~ericolas de la region, una Junta
ilamada Agraria que Sc componla
de varios individuos enemistados o
los pr::ncipales agricultores. la cual
invade las mejores haciendas, dis
puso l!bremente de sus productos, no
pag6 contribuciones nj al Estado nj
a la federation y finalmente trata-
ba de enajanar esas propiedades en-
favor de determinadas personals, SIN
authorization ninguna para clio.
Denunciados estos atentados Sc
dispuso que dicha junta dejara de
func:onar Embellishments, que las
propicdades invadidas fueran entire
cadas a suS lcgitimos duenos Y que
Sc abriera proceso contra Ell Presi-
dcnte V m;embros de la Junta Agra
ria. por los atentados de que sc hizo
rlarito, mas por no haber rendido
cuentas de la administration de aque-
Hos biencs que en- el tempo en- que
e~stuvic,on intervenidos, dejaron CO.
me todos los bieneS en- tales circuns-
tancils. muy buenaS g~anancias.
Las haciendas de Amat'an Y Cui-
ci!los. ubicadas en- Ell Estado de TlaX-
Gala, que fueron de las fincas mas
damnificadas. han pasado VA 4 sus
!cgitimos duenos Y en- cuanto a los
famo:os miembros de la junta agra
ria cstan con un pie en- la carcel.
Ocfrauda al Gobierno Ia Inspection
dc rulqucs.
Esta practicando Ia Tesoreria
General del Estado, minuciosa ave
riguaci6n sobre ciertos hechos que
han vcnido a revelar que la Inspec-
ci6n General de Pulques, de que
tantos elogios Sc hacian, por Ia Vi
~vilancia que venia hacienda en- la
introduction de aquella bebida, no
LENA realmcntc, los fines para que
fuG creada, pucs los fraudes siguen
come:iendcse como antes, en detrl-
mento de los intereses fiscales y al
gunos de los inspcctores permiten
que entren grandes cantidades de
pu:Que, mediante ciertas dad!vas. de
que Sc hace merito en- Ia denuncia
que hacen eiementos del Gobicrno.
Con efccto. Sc comuT,c0 a la cita-
da TcsorCria que un famosO pulque-
TO. muy conocido por u maneras de
burlar a! fisco. habia cohechaGo a
algunos ~inSpectores de pulque Y que
diariamcnte i~ntroducia clandestina-
mente, una buena cantidad del NAL
comprendido licor, sin pagar los de-
rechos correspondence. Ell hecho
quedo comprObado con cl decomisO
de cuatro barriles de gran tamano,
c~oAtcniendo varios millares de l!tros
de pu!quc.
Pero 10 mas grave del caso cs que,
i~cscubicrto cl contrabando, en- vez
de multarsc al i]ntroductor clandes-
tino. sc lc echo TERRA al asunto V
nj eli puiQue decomisado por el ms
nector que dcscubri0 eli fraude, nj
el dinero de multa. han aparecido
por parte alguna. Dicho Sc csta que
la Tesoreria no tuvo noticia de ia,
les muitas, nj SUMO que en- la ms
pecci0n Sc imponian Y desaparecian.
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RECoRTE

listed y guarde es,a direction para que
SO Ia muestre a sus amigos que surren
de callos. mezQuinos. zfzotes y 2rsnos de
la piel. Con CSC. en- timbrcs postaleS que
NE remita, lie mandO a vuelta de correo
franco de porte. una caiita de pomada
Gonzalez. La meior del numb para cstas
intermediates. DcVnelvo ell dinero q Ia.
persona que Sc cure y no sane. :
ESPIRIDION G%GNZALEZ. 3
p. o. Box 5E. LAREDO. TEX.
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los nlhOS enfrrrnoS n"rc>Etan WHITES
CREAM VEHMlFUGE. 'CreIua NcrmiTu-a
de While. ESta rTomT no >Olimcntc
drSrruyc ia> lnIahriccS = c. que haya al
ciniS. S,no one nhra como IN iGnIco for
taiecador del eSt6mago : de los inleStinoS.
prncio. 2Ic. pHr betel!2. ne venr1 poT r.
CQln aid CO. I:uEt.
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Sc vcndcn tres mIqu'aas. dos para cnSar-
collar V truZar en- llOjalatcrla y Una para
Du,Ir en- ZapaIcria. DirigirSe 4 TcodoF3 Ma
varrC. 30 West m 81. (taO
PERSONA QUE Sc AUSENTA de este lu-
gar. ycndc dos autos StudcbakerS. . ci-
linGrnS, ron rucdaS de alambre cast nue.
voS Il preciOS muy corlodOS. ocurran
Main Plaza PA. us3U.
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NEXlCAyuS inStruidOs. ojo! Vcnderia eS-
cIeIa eSpailola. con publication semanai
ri3 adjllnIa. $500. %.tCcptaria tierraS
lrriculas IN este pals. Euena PROPOSE
ci6n para mcdiCO. EScriban: {. Martin,
a5 Masonic Temple. DENVER, COLO.
t2j.)
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DiVERSOS-

MEXICkNO DE- =. amos. lOnrado Y sin
virrO<. ron M pCQuriu CStableclmlento On
lIalSlcad. hans. dc>ra correspondence
ron >clorIla q >eiiora honrad*. de pocaS
pretcnSioncS. obicln matriTIoniO. Diriiir-
so al ~. .AnIccio PanIoIa, Box -, L.
STEAD. kANS. C2J29)-
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vENDO en- abonos:-maqi.nas para coser y
borda: marca "Singcr. Pianos, Muebles
V Fon0graros. r. de los Santos, 47 Moth
San Saba, Telefono Travis $3.50.
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Sc NECESITAN nombres paTa trabaIsr en-
pedrera. TrabajO permaneEte, buen saia.
rio y buen trato. lnforman Texas Trap
Rock Co. Kaipa. Texas. i225I
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J. ". 4 6. MARROQuIN: Aparrotes Rr
mayor. Especial a;cnci6n q las 0rdeues
por Corrco. CaSaS en- san Antonio, Tex,
J Laredo, Texas.
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ANTEOJOS en- abonO. La Compafia Cra-
mcr. $40 Hicks Bldg, Esquina de Houston
V Avcnida C..
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ANGELINA 5. de OLlvAS 'dara $500 de
gra,iricaclon a qliien lc Dc inrOrmeS ,eiac-
los de- paradaro dc 81 cSposo Pcrleclo
Oliv3S. Dc quien recib.1 Ia ultima nOiicia
en- 1916. lie Butles, .iriz.. dc dOndc eScri-
bio a Durango. Mex, luSar lie su naci-
miento. diclendo que tba I sallr para es.
lc lltimo iu@ar. DirijlrSc q Ia intcresada,
Box IL, Barring, Mo, E: Y: A..
(2226i.
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Sc NECESIrA composturero y planchsdor.
siaido $500 per Semana. D~irij;rse 653
Main Avenue, Tie Guardrobe Cleaning
Co. l1S3ul.
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III NSGEsIIA eapresa pars que IlcSe Bll
petacss q Is es;acion o Gamble sps mus.
hies hab!eie q RosaIes. Teia.oao Crocksn
z75i Travis 1876.
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PESOUISAS-1

$500 DE GRATIFICACION 4 quien de infor-
mes eXacios del paradero dc "a Sra Pa
troCinia Naya. Y de SUI hij0 de II AMOS.
Felix. escriDicndo 4 SUs hermanoS pascul
V Victor Nava, HONEY. FR0NE, TEN.
C9226l.
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SUE ORDENES scran atcndidaS Immediate
meD;C Y 4 los mismOS nrCcios en- San An
tonic 0 en- Laredo, Tex, J. NJ. q g.. MA
RRD0UTN.
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LIMPIO Y RENUEvO sombrcros. todas cls-
ses. Recibo materialcs directamcnte de 10
fabrica para sombreros STETSQN. yea
me. C. Sweetser, S0mbrero, 1926 W. Hour
ton ST. I'D.
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TAQUlGRAFIA racilitasc aprcndizaIe rspido
SOC. Observation-Disclosures m5quina gratis.
-Seorita ia lecclones Ingles noches.-Se
inyitan SeHortlas-JiggillS-323 Hicks Bldg.
AlfiENIi cl Gricio de peluTUrru. Nos
cOnIprnnetcInOS q cnScGarsclO en- unaS
cuantaS ScmanaS. Eeanos, o eScribanos
hoy lniSInO Y ddrcmOs dc;aIies. Molcr
Barber College. ~ West Commerce ST.,
san Antonio. TeXas. !.
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HOTEL ZAFIRO. e1a-E West Houston.
CIartoS dc renta por dia @ semana, toda
comodIdad. Luis Herrera y Anita Martf-
ncz, Props. uS-)
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-02
Abused Superlatives.

. II is hard to make people understand
that the adjective almost invariably
'weakens the noun, and that the word
."very," for instance, does not strength,
.en a statement, but qualities it. A
good example might be taken from the,
August communications of our presi-,
dent, who weakens the word "sincere"'
by saying "very sincere" But the, Vse
of the superlative is even more abused.
We talk Of the "unimpeachakle" AoA-
esty Of somebody OF other, knowing
perfectly well that anybody's hon. Sly
may be impeached. What seeDIs to be
required is a REIMBURSEMENT q. II hab.
its Of thought, and better teaching Of
the. value Of words eGd even Of the
usefulness Of grammar. A superlative
necessarily involves an axiom. 1t com
mits you, like saying that the sum Of
the angles Of any triangle is equal to
two right angles. Your dilemma arises
when you try to prove 1t. ~"Impregna'
bility" and "invulnerability," and all
the other superlatives in such general
use are posing as axioms when they
are mostly fallacies.-Wall Street
Journal.
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Hometown
THe|p5Y
SITE SHOULD FIT THE HOME
One Of the First. Things One Must
Remember When Making Plane
to Build the House.

Most Of the ~suburbanites who are
saving to build a house-the sort they
have dreamed of pOssessing-give so
much attention to the actual plans Of
the dwelling that they do not stop to
think at all Of the vast Importance
Of the houses setting.
There are Joys and profits in site
hunting, and the average home-builder
who is willing to content himself with
the firss strip Of land In a desirable
neighborhood with which his real,sss
tate dealer confronts AiM never
guesses.
Obviously, the average suburban lot
- the "tlat, t~reeless, so by 1OO," on
which, of course. there Is little possi.
bic latitude in building. The house
Aust be pblong and stand on one Of its
ends about in the center Of the Lot
with an inconseQuential margin ca
either side of green in front and rear.
There are interminable streets of these
In every suburb.
But In every suburb also there are
odd corners that have been passed By
as unsuitable. Like the neglected.
creed beds in the farmers Arabs they,
are generally IN 0dd shapes and woods
ed, the hand Of the "improver" AssS-
ing passed them as hopeless. In ru-
raj districts where land Is rated by It's
%cultivatable area, these are literally
waste and can often be bought tor
very little.
One of the least-apprectated kind Of
sites for q home is the gully or draw.
Everywhere among the hills there are
places where the waters have cut out
Z bed to the rocks and q stream
splashes swiftly downward among the
trees.
If you have a definite plan for your
house in mind BEIGE you have an idea
for the site, you should seek your site
to fit the home. A chateau would be
out Of place where a bungalow cottage
would be wholly at ease. A barn might
be badly misplaced on the ideal site
for a farmhouse. Your house, as has
been said, Is the chief element in your
composition.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-02
OutlaWed Rob Rov.

When the sheriff court was removed
from Inveraray to Duno0al. there was
among the documents the proclama-
ton making Rob Roy an outlaw. The
l%etter-press is as black as when 1t left
the press of the kings printer, nearly
200 years ago, The Endorsement is as
follows: "lroelamation for the &C
cusing and experimenting Robert Roy
Campbell, alias McGregor, dated 10th
March, 1710. eth March, 1719.-Pub.
lished at the Mercat Cross Of In.
veraray by John Mcpherson, messen-
geE before these witnesses: James
Campbell, Provost there: Archibald
Campbell and Charles Stewart, writers
there, and divers Observation-Disclosures
Scotsman.
Z =. go. 3D. ss4Ha So ~
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nave been in
stalled at a num-
Der of places in
Rochester and
New York city
for the benefit of
pedestrians. The
device is an in
ventiOn Of an
employee Of the
department Of
public works. Of
the former city
and Is being In
In Goth.
u --
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-02

~ SSHi NV StfNV
ance society and .neiai,- wslsare or
sahiAutlo IN a. 4sssricts where's drink
- d ul'lcul .ting for a person on the
ss.ee's :" Get, except in saloons and
seua 1~nporiums. The continuance Is
~ >ne, bubbling-cup type and drains
..rough a waste pipe into a gutter ad-
f1aeent to the plug to which 1t Is at
tached.-Popular Mechanics Maya
| zine.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-02
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. LOOK
'EM OVER.

Friday. Feb, 2nd-House Peters and
MYRTLE Stedman In "The Happiness Of
Three Women" (Parsmount.)
Saturday, Feb. 8rd-The last chap
ter Of 1.-THE Shielding Shadow"
(Pathe.) And the first chapter Of
"The Great Secret" with Francis x.
Hushmaa and Beverly Sayny. yMsEo)
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-02
T. B. MINYARD
Artesian Well Contractor
Greenwood, Miss.

If interested in an artesian well
write or e me and get. my prices
on same.
No contract too small or too large
to handle, especially in the Greenwood
territory.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-02
DRINKING FOUNTAIN FOR CITY
Are Attached to Fire Hydrants, and
Have Been Installed In Proml.
nent Eastern Places,

Sanitary drinking f~ounte.ars de-
signed to be attached to fire hydrants
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22

CHICAGO, oct. 22,-John J McGraw.
who has been unanimously elected presi-
dent OF the In Bad club by the New York
fans Because ot what the second guhss-
ers' believe were serious mistakes In the
worlds series. has at lest one booster.
Tho name of his friend IL Clarence II.
Rowland residence Chicago, ILL.,, occupa-
ton, manager worlds champion White
Sox. Clarence the ''husher" that pilot ed
hts club to the highest honors In the
game. not only likes McGraw but odmlres
him AZ well
John j McGrnw il the grandest man
| ever met In baseball" said Rowland
after the series "He is the gamost
sportsman and the hest loser | ever saw
and that's saying something. All through
the series no acted the part OF gentle
man and " his ball players had been hair
MS game as he Is, VIC might he lighting
yet The New York Manager did not
lose the series. his club lost II for him;
Il wasn't his fault that they made errors
and bene plays lie certainly didn't
teach anybody the bush" stuff that was
pulled of In the last two games
What made a particular hit with me
was McGraw's action In the last game.
when II was practically assured that we
would win, long about the eighth inning,
John sent word over to me To keep my
club together aud leave the field In n
body with the Giants, He explained that
he wouldn't answer for what some OF the
disappointed New York fans might pull
off II tho players struggled out one nt
n time. | think that Il was one of the
whiteht acts ever heard Of. coming from
a man that must have been bitterly dis
appointed.
another man that ! want TO hand n
boost to Is Bin Rariden. who caught most
OF the games, Next TO McGraw, he Il
His work was great In every department
| and he deserves lot OF credit. Still An-
other excellent man that perhaps did not
show his true form In the series is George
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22
De Orc andDaly
Will Contest for
Billiard Honors

NEW YORK. oct 23.- Tho keen rivalry
between Alfred ~ Gro md John D8ly for
three cushion billiard supr,macy whirl
has extended over apnu ol more ,h.n
ten years. Ia expected to furnish local
followers Cf the green table sport with
another set Of thrills this week
beginning tomorrow nigh ava continue
ing over three nightly sessions. ,uHWpicn
De orc viii dci.nd the u|"r-uus hipn
title In q match against the veteran Daiy.
both PLAYERS have boon performing bril-
llantly in their practice mat hes aud tho
devotees OF the game nro looking for
ward TO spirited competition when tho
two clash for tho Tito
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22
Spot'CaIendar

Monday
Annual field trials OF Empire Beagle
club open at Saratoga Lake, n. Y.
Benny Leonard w, Eddie Wagner six
rounds, at Philadelphia,
Matty Crock VS.. Roger O'MAlley ten
rounds, at Toledo.
Dutch Brandt vs. X o, Mars, ten
rounds, at Cincinnati.
Frankie Russell W. Jimmy Hanlon.
twenty rounds. at New Orleans
Tuesday.
Alfred he ORC VS. John DAILY, for
three-cushion billiard championship. at
New York.
Thursday
Opening OF annual fail golf tournament
OF Country club Of Atlantic city.
Friday.
Jim Coffey VS. Bin Brennan, ton
rounds, nj New York.
Saturday.
Opening OF annual exhibition Of CO.
lumbus, (Ohiol Horse Show nssoCia tlon.
Annual fall trnck meet of Yale univer-
sity, ut the New Haven, Conn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22
GERMANS ADMIT LOSS
OF FOUR ZEPPELlNS

AMSTERDAM. Oct 22.-The loss
Of four LeppellNs is admitted in an Of
iicial statement received here from
Berlin An airshp squadron, the an
nouncement says, attacked London,
Manchester. Birmingham Nottingham
Derby Lowestoft Hull Grlmsby and
Norwich, England, with special sue
cess"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22
Sox Players Blame
Rariden for Bone

CHICAGO. oct, 22,--Bln Rarlden. the
Giants backstop, was the one really to
blame In the bone" play for which
liene Zimmerman has been made tho
goat according TO Sox players. Kid
Clemson eNonerRted Heine Hnlf a dozen
SoN players, including Weaver and Jour
dan, agreed with him
III Helne had heavcd the bah II would
have gone to the stand, Rardeu was not
COverlng the plato" Clemson sald-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22
ROWLAND SAYS MGRAW is
"GRANDEST MAN IN GAME''
Chicago Manager IS Warm in Praise for New York Boss
Whose G21-3neSS He Places Far Ahead Of
That Of Giants,

BurnA He has courage and ability and
Is gentleman all through believe
that Kauff is mighty good little ball
player, but he couldn't get his mind of
the tact that we're wrre playing a worlds
series and that everybody was expect ing
on my club and he would be a great help
through the regular campaign when he
could forget about how impoeRnt the
stakes were and play bis regular game.
Turning now to my own club, | wan,
TO hand Bin Gleason all the credit In the
world for the help he gave me In win
ming the pennant and the series lie
certainly was n valuable man to have
around for he Ia wonder at handling
men uud knows baseball inside and out.
doiCt know what | would have done
without him II there In anything good
that YOU truthfully can say about me,
slip nj least half OF the credit to Glea %
sOn "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22
TWO MEMPHIS OFFICIALS
ARE REMOVED BY COURT

MEMPHIS, Tenn, oct 2-Iamcs p.
Qulnlana, chiei OF police, and W. ].
Hayes, police Inspector, were removed
from office by decision announced to-
day by Chancellor Heiskell in custer
proceedings instituted against the two
police officials and George C. Love, fire
and police commissioner The case
against Love was dismissed.
The petition, filed by ten citizens,
charged failure TO enforce prohibition
and certain other laws
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22
BIC LEAGUES TO
CUT SCHEDULES?
Both Organizations Advocate
Later Start in Season,

CHICAGO, oct. 22.-Fourtoen games
probably viii be cut from the schedule
Of the major leagues next year and the
season shortened TO include but 40
games, according TO a statement made
here today by Il prominent baseball man
who withheld use of HIS name.
The proposed shortening Of the season
will DO discussed at meeting OF the
National league magnates In New York
tomorrow and there is said TO he better
than an even chance tor its adoption.
The American league. II In declared, will
follow the action OF the National
A season opening May / and contlnu-
plan
War conditions. II Is declared. have
much to do with the favorable attitude
evidenced toward the new scheme by
the mRgnates
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-22
AMERICAN AVIAT0RS
FELL TWO ENEMY PLANES

PARIS, Oct 22.-George Z. Turnure
OF "a Wall street, New York, an
American aviator, brought down a
German biplane last Wednesday in the
ncighborhood OF Furness. Phelps Col
Inns, 2 years old, OF Detroit, an Ameri-
can aviator serving with one OF the
French esQuadrilles, brought down
alone one Of seven German machines
flying in company