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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
CONSUL SOLD PASSPORTS?
Persian Official Will State His Side of
Draft Evasion Case.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Sargis Y. Baaba,
Persian vice consul here, today prom
ised a statement concerning his inves-
tigation by government officials for
alleged sale of passports enabling
Persians and Assyrians subject to
draft to evade military service. Baaba
was called home from Washington by
the death of his wife, who committed
suicide Monday. The consuPs brother
said her suicide was the result of the
worry over the charges against her
husband.
Investigation of the consul is being
conducted here at Washington and at
Flint Mich, where Baaba was arrest
ed July "a on the charge of selling
passports
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
Be Careful in Using
>. Soap on Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. which is very
injurious, as it dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil. for it is pure
and entirely greaseless. It's very
cheap. and beats the most expensive
soaps or anything else all to pieces.
You can get this at any drug store,
and a few ounces will last the whole
family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is
all that is required. It makes an
abundance of rich. creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and is soft, fresh looking,
bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to
handle. Besides, 1t loosens and takes
out every particle of dust, dirt and
dandruff. Acknowledgement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
TROUBLE PILING UP
Robert Floyd Now Charged With
Tibet of Rcd and Brown Rug.

Another complaint was sworn to in
the court of Topeka Tuesday after
noon against Robert Floyd, the col
ored Porter who is now in the county
Jail charged with several burglaries
and 1arcenies. The complaint was
made by c. C. Patterson, who alleged
that in March, 1918. his house at APT
Polk street was entered and a 9 by IL
red and brown rug. valued at $25, was
stolen.
This makes eight complaints. in
Guiding two search and seizure COM
plants, made against Floyd. He was
bound over to the district court on
three of the charges Tuesday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
HAIR ON FACE
DISAPPEARS QUICK

and harmless way to remove hnir
Is with DeMiracle, the ORIGINAL
sanitary liquid. 1t acts quickly
with certainty and absoiute sehe-
ResuIts from its use are Inn
mediate and lasting.
Only genuine DeMfracIe. the
original sanitary liquid, has q
money-back guarantee I'm eacn
package. At toilet counters IN
6oc, 81 and s. sizes, or by mnii
from ms in plain wrapper ON re-
ceipt of price.
FREE book mailed i'm plain
sealed envelope ON request. De
Miracle, 10th St. and Park Ave.
New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
North Side News

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store, or phone Eleanor
Kimba1l after 2 p. M; other hours
phone $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15

street. when their daughter, Miss Naomi
Sheafor and Mr.. Leon Garvin were mar
ried The service read by the Rev.
Fred Sutton of the East Side Methodist
church. Mr.. Garvin has gone to Lawrence
for special training in radio work at the
university Mrs. Garvin will continue her
work with the first district appeal board.
Mr.. Garvin has been chief clerk at the
board.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Stout and little
daughter, Ruth, who motored from st.
Louis to Chicago, will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in Chicago. Mrs.
Stout is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r Gathers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
O-@d9Isi|gEEMoP

By saving time and work it saves money.
In addition the O-Cedar Polish Mop saves
money because it will not wear out like
brooms do and in many homes it has practic-
ally replaced brooms.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15

Notes and personals from EGst Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02

sent to the foreign affairs committee
and there killed
On motion OF Senator Hitchcock OF
Nebraska. chairman OF the foreign re-
lations committee, the resolution was
referred TO that committee. Except
for the statement Of Senator Kellogg.
here was no discussion Of the merits
OF the measure.
A joint resolution introduced by
Representative Rodenburg OF Illinois.
republican, proposes that congress de-
clare President wills ms trip to Eu-
rope constitutes an inability 10 dis
charge the powers and duty OF the Of
flee OF president and that so long ~
he is away from the country the vice
president act as president
The resolution was dropped into the
bill box without discussio on the
floor It was referred to the judiciary
committee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
WAR SHOW MADE
$500 DURING
ITS STAY HERE
Total Admissions Are Figured
Today at 20,324,

The Oklahoma county council Of
defense made approximately 1850
out Of the allied war show brought
here ten days ago and exhibited At
the Ford building las, week. Re.
eeipis on admissions amounted to .
little more than $1,000 according TO
III announcement made this morning
BY N. !. Campbell, director Of the
show. The county council Of defense
received Is pereen, Of the admissions.
The number Of total paid admis.
slons amounted TO N.51t Hundreds
OF soldiers who visited the show we're
admitted free
The exhibit was shipped today to
Kansas City, where II will be on dis
play fot several days s. N. Gloyd,
chairman Of the council Of defense
committee that made the arrange.
ments for the show, said the COM
m'itee was more than pleased At i,s
success.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
Nom CONS Demand
Reds Be Suppressed
Nv tina AssoetstsA pt.a.

BERLIN, Saturday, Nov. N-Fout
thousand non.commissioned ofiiteSs
Al a mass meeting today adopted a
resolution calling upon the govern.
intnt to end the boisheyiu agitation
Of Dr.. Carl liebknecht and Rosa
lusembufe and demanding the con.
vocation Of q naticnal assembly.
Philip Seheidemsn. the socialist.
ives she principal speaker. He point.
ID on, the difficulties the government
was having becAuse Of Vie activities
of what he characterized o. IRE.
pfsssible elements. lie warmly cham
pioned the ide. Of calling . constitu-
~ assembly.
The SpariAfss group Of ultra radi.
cas announced today that !, would
hold SIX meetings on Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
BULLETINS
PAcKERs ACCUSED.

PACKERS ACCUSED.
WASHINGTON, Dee: fs-Ths
fsdsssl trade .eeanission, In a
supplemental report submitted to
eoasrs. todsy charged the five
big meat packing companies Of
the country with a combination In
restraint OF trade and With con
trolling the sale Of iiv. stock and
fresh meats.
Evidence Is cited at length TO
support the charges. Swift 4 Co.
Morris a Co., Wilson Co., Inc,
Armour 4 Co. and the cudshy
Packing Co. are named.
MORE MEN START HOME.
WARRINGTON, Dec a.--The
war department announced today
that the steamer Kroonland had
sailed from q French pof, on
November 40 with $40 soldiers,
Including the hsadqusfters and
hssdausiters detachment Of the
10th division.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02

capacity that marked their toilsme
labon day after day month after
month have made them IN mate, and
comrades Of the men in the ,renche,
and on In, sea And not m. men
here in WaShinvton only They have
bu, directed N, vas, achievement,
Througbout innum,t,bIe iae,ori,s
vnon ;nnume,,hle l,rm, in ,h, d.u,h.
AZ coal mine, and iron nine. ana
eo,o,, n;n,, xh.,.v,, IN, ,,,tt, "a
indv,,,v w,,s ~ i, ch,,;n,A ,rd n,s'
n,r,d /, ,hr .h,nv.,ds :, ,hs ~.
49,, :, ar 49,. -, an. -. l.,
,v,,v I,ho, ,h., 49,. n..dsd - ,,'
,,,, ,h. h,,,I. Ia. n,.. r. 49,
,s;,L .a,h o,h.. ~ -. - s.. w. ~
A. !, Ill TI. " w vi, ~ P' SUI
80 49,. ~ -" 'oJN Any "un ,,,
~. ms , !" "e lAee anu say We
.. so suo'e 70 WIN ana gave he tes'
"s' was III uS 10 make our iieets
anu an.S sure OF 'nelr triumph
al. an appeal ior ~omen
Nnu "nai shali VIC say OF the wom-
eh-oi meir instant intelligence,
quiokening every task that they
'onohed; the capacity Tor organization
and cooperation, which gave their
action discipline and enhanced the ei-
ieetiveness OF everything they at
tempted: their aptitude at tasks to
which they had never before set their
hands their utter self-saerifice alike
IN what they did and in what trey
gave' Their contribution TO the great
result IS beyond appraisal. They have
added a new lus,re 10 the annals OF
American womanhood.
"The least tdbut, v, es, nav
them the equals Of men In po-
litiesl rishts a. they have proved
themselves their equals In every
field Of practical work they have
entered, whether for themselves
OF for their country. These great
days OF completed achievement
would be sadly marred were we to
omit thst act Of Justice. Besides
f-ehN-' seh'iNNa
they have rendered, the women Of
the country have been the moving
spirits In the systsmatie eeono-
mics BY which our people have
voluntarily assisted TO supply the
suffering peoples OF the world
ana the armies upon every front
win 1000 ana everything else
hAt we had mat might serve the
common cause The dstsii, OF
suen : story can never be fully
wItten, eu, We carry them ,t our
hesiu sho ,hsns Vod mat we can
ny IN" ~ are 'he knsmen OF
ueh.
And now We are sure OF the great
triumph tor which every sacrifice was
made. II has come, come IN its COM
pleienes', and with the pride aud in
splration OF these days OF achievement,
quick within US. we turn to the task
OF ncaCe agatn-a peace secure
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
PARIS WIDOW CHARGES
MURDER TO WILHELM

PARIS Dee 2--tHs,a.)--Msd
anne Prieut widow of on, Of the vic.
TIM, n the toredoirs oi the Sussex
Ny German submarine. has lodged
complaint Of murder In the courts
against the former German emperor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
SCHOOL
To ORGANIZE
CIVIC BODY
Junior Chamber Of Com
merce Formed Next Term
CITY GOVERNMENT Also
To Follow Recommendation
Of Municipal League,

Organization Of a Junior Chamber
OF Commerce in the Oklahoma City
high school. and installation Of a
course ia municipal government such
as was recommended by the Oklahoma
Municipal league in resolution
passed last week. will be begun at
the beginning OF the next semester.
according TO an announcement this
morning by W o. Moore. principal
OF the high school and {. W. Turner.
head Of the department OF history and
ecOnnmict
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02

that would dwell upon, but the
metlle and quality OF the officers and
men we sent over and OF the sailors
who kept the seas. and the spirit OF
the nation that stood behind them. No
soldiers, or sailors, ever proved them
selves more quickly ready for the test
OF battle or acquitted themselves with
more splendid courage and achieve
ment when put 10 the test. Those OF
Us who played some part in directing
the great processes by which ihe wal
was pushed irresistibly forward TO the
final triumph. may now forget all that
and delight our thoughts with the
story OF what our men did. Their Of.
iicers understood the grim and ex-
acting task they had undertaken and
performed with audacity. aud unhesi.
tating courage that touch the story
OF convoy and battle with impcrish-
able distinction at every turn, whether
the enterprises were great or small
from their chiefs, Pershing and Sims,
down TO the youngest lieutenant; and
their men were worthy Of ,hem-sueh
men as hardly need TO be commanded,
and go to their terrible adventure
blithely, aud with the quick intelli-
genee OF those who know Just what
II is they would accomplish. | am
proud 10 be the fellow countryman Of
men OF such stuff and valor Those
OF US who stayed at home did our
duty; the war could not have been
won or the gallant men who fought il.
given their opportunity to win il
otherwise, but foe many a long day
we shall think ourselves 'accursed
we we're not there and hold our man.
hoods cheap while any speaks thai
fought, with these at ST Mihiel or
Ihierry. The memory OF Aose DAYS
OF triumphant battle will 40 with
these fortunate men TO their graves ;
aud each will have his iayorite
memory.
"Old men forget; yet all shall he
forgot, but he'll remember with sd.
van,ages what feats he did ,ha, day" "
Struck At Critical Time
what We all Aank God for
with deepest xrstituds 10 that ouI
men wsst In force Into the line
Of hattie Just at The critical mo-
ment whsn the whole fate Of the
world seemed 10 hang In the bal
anes and threw their fresh
strength into the rsnks Of freedom
In time 10 turn the whols tide and
sweep Of the fateful struggle
turn II once for all, 90 that
thsnceforth II vas back, back,
back for their enemies, always
back, never again forwsrdl After
that II was only q seant four
months before the commanders Of
the osstrsi empires knew them
selves beaten; ana now their very
sinpifes are In iiauidstioni
The American Spirit.
"And throughout il all how fine the
spirit OF the nation was; what unity
OF purpose, what untiring real J
What elevation Of pupoSe ran
through all lis splendid displsy Of
strength. lis un,iring accomplishment
4 L.. LII aL.a H.. Il a.. ...ka
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
THE WEATHER

. LOCAL FossoAsr = rsh weather
tonight and ruesdayI not much ehsnss
W 'ss~csssturs. ....s,.. ..t.,, ,.,.
STATE FORECAST - renleht and
russdsy fair wssthsri rssrlne,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
City to Cooperate.

LONDON, Dec. 2-The Cunard
hnsr Orduna, inward bound, was in
collision today with the British
tanker konakry, near Galleyhead
The Orduna proceeded 10 Liyerpool
and the extent Of the damage done
to her has not been determined.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02

The text OF the presidents address
follows:
Gentlemen Of the congress The
year that has elapsed since | last
stood before you 10 fulfill my consr.
tutional duty TO give the congress
from time 10 time information on the
state OF the union has been so crowded
with great events, great processes and
great results that ! cannot hope to
give you an ade luate picture Of its
transactions or OF the iar-reaching
changes which have been wrought in
the life Of our nation and OF the
world
"You yourselves witnessed thsse
things, As l have. II 10 too soon
TO assess them; and we who stand
in the midst Of them and are part
Of them are less qualified than
men Of smother generation will be
to say what they mean OF even
what they have been. But some
great outstanding facts are uu-
miStaksble and constitute In a
sense part Of the public business
with which II Is our duty TO deal.
To state them 10 10 sci the stage
for the lssislstiv, and executive
action which must grow out Of
them and which we have yet TO
shape and determine.
Great Troop Movement
"A year ago We had sent liS,9ls
men overseas Since then we have
sent l,9S0SlJ, an average OF 1884
each month, the number in fact rising
IN May last to 2lS9Sl. in June tc
1890; in July to O7,l82 and con.
tinuing 10 reach similar figures ia
August and September - in Ausust
1880. and in September 2S.458. Nc
such movement Of troops ever tool
plate before, across three Thousand
miles OF sea. followed BY adequst,
equipment and supplies, and earrist
safely through extraordinary danger,
Of a,tAek-dangers which were alik,
strange and infinitely difficult :,
guard against In all this moyemen
only IS men we're lost by enem,
ataeks-oN Of whom were upon
single English transport which wa
sunk near the Orkney Islands.
Learned From Europe.
u need not tell you what lay bach
OF this great movement Of men ant
material. II is no, lnvidious to sa,
that back OF il lay a supporting OF,
ganita,ion Of the industries OF The
country and all in productive actiyi,
ties more complete. more thorough il
method and effective in results. NOR,
spirited and unanimous in purpose
and effort than any other great bellig
erent had even been able 10 effect. w,
profited greatly by the experience Of
the nations which had already been
engaged for nearly three years in the
exigent and exaeting business their
every resources and every executive
proficiency taxed to the utmost. We
were the pupils. hut We learned
quickly and acted with a prump,ne,,
and readiness Of cooperation tha,
Justify our great pride that we were
able to serve the world with unparal.
leltd energy and quick accomplish
ment
Vslor Of Our Armies.
But it Is not the physical seal,
and executive efficiency Of prepare.
ton, supply, equipment and dispatch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
CONTROL on
|NOUSTRI
Be R(|l|||
Wilson Checks
ton Up to
MUST Be At ca
Republicans Heaf
Message ln

WASHINGTON
In an address ~
joint session todd1
Wilson formally
his intention to
for the peace col
ing the allied
have accepted
enunciated by NJ
and it is his PAD
TO be present. * 4 4 -
The president to1
be in close touch " ~
wireless and that
will know all that M
the other side. q g. 4
Referring to his znnounn6
the French and Bfiti1i ~ \
had removed ali G. 60
upon the transmissidn ~ y
conference to kmcnfr
'"su "t "au tskcn -
cable systems on aG5c
to make a upilied
He Asks q 81
He expressed the ~ q - ~
have the eo-operasic8 G 4
and OF congress, saying Cb1Vr -
cables and wireless, eeasoo0 G11ro
and advice would Be posSi1 &
Much Of the address Wss 2evo1h ~
the railroad problem. ~ NJ \ -,
president said he now NJ = v
tion to offer. He Yecu61r
careful study by congress. o
would be a disssrvice 10 ~
aud TO the railroads 10 peraf6 q
turn TO old conditions tn1of ~
management without mof1 Y
The president deeisrp
ready TO release the ~
government, control vhenoVo1 Y
i'faetoty plan for fesdjs5Q1
be worked out &
Hopes for Treaty - oo11n
The president said he ko -
a formal declaration q ).
treaty by the time sprinG ~
No definite pfogrsm d ~ u
tion can be outlined now, ~. -
said, but as soon as IN 49,
signed. government ecnosoo r v
ness and industry wss 49,
as possible. He ex2roo&
that congress would - Gbjo g
ierring upon the war uoh \.
some other agency ~ siekt :. n
ing export prioriiies q sssufH
abroad. ~ N
As to taxation ,he ~
dorsed the plan for levyin<
100 In 1919 and for no(ilI N
lie IN advance that n IS u) l
would be si0m000m + !, M y
Navy Program - Y
The new three-yesr {
program wa, indorsed
president said. II wcun ~
attemp, TO adjust The 49, ~ g
gram TO iutufr wort r. ~ -
undetermined. -<z<f ! ~ n,
Paying tribute 10 ~ ~,
duct in war, he spoks =
the work Of wumen od
pealed for woman suiffo
amendment. - !. Z "a ~
Declaring he ID \
thought OF purpose 10
but that he regarded
est duty the presidsA9
1T is now my duiy Z
part IN making 30 ii
(Amerioa's soidiers)
liie's blood 10 obtain e. E
No Rspublisea
Democratic repfeoo6
and applauded yoclIsec
president announced ~
going IN person 10 ~
ence. The republicsa ~
and 80 were many senolGI
sides OF the chamber. -
The president eoo6to16f
speaking for,y-two r1
the chamber amid -
III" Democratic side.
the address iof queco
been Threatened by
members of the houo1
ohlsAsnau
OTTAWA De,
Henfyetta, Ola.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02

WASHINGTON, Dec Senator
Cummins of Iowa, republican. nitro
d. ced today a resolution proposing
that a senate committee OF four dem
ocrats and four republicans be sent
70 France for the peace conference,
to keep the senate informed on ques-
tions arising there.
Senator Kellogg Of Minnesota. re-
publican. declared he would oppose
the resolution and hoped il would be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
Special Senate Mission Plan
And Attempt to Strip Wilson
OfPower Will Come UpLater

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--Sen-
ator Sherman Of Illinois. repubi-
can, announced today that he
would introduce tomorrow a reso-
luton to declare vacant the Of
flee Of president because Of M.
Wilson's absence and proposing
that the presidents power, and du-
ties should immediately dsvolv,
upon the viee-president.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
Will Vote on Officers.

The Junior Chamber Of Commerce
will be organized exactly as the Ok
lahoma City Chamber Of Commerce.
II will have a president and a board
OF directors, elected by ballot by the
membership OF the chamber, and il
will be kept in constant touch with
the municipal Chamber Of Commerce.
just exactly what form the munici.
pal government department will al
sumo has not been decided. Mr.. Turner
has written =. p Blaehly OF the Uni
venity Of Oklahoma, Norman. and
seerstsry-treasrer OF the Oklahoma
Municipal league, asking him ior
recommendations as to details Of the
proposed course.
T p Dixon. acting secretary of the
Oklahoma City Chamber OF Com
meree promised the support OF that
organization 10 the high school stu.
dents this morning when informed Of
the plans Of high school officials
Every facility al the command OF The
chamber for giving high school pupils
information relating to eivk better
meni' municipal government etc,
would be at their command.
City to Cooperate.
City commissioners likewise will
make every effort to cooperate with
the municipal government department
at the high school
Organization Of these two new de-
partmenb is only one Of many move
ment' inauguraled in Oklahoma City
schools to give pupili a practical
knowledge Of subjects which in the
past we're approached from a theoreti.
cal, textbook standpoint
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02

LONDON. Dec. "A plot
70 restore Imperialism and
secure the return Of Emperor
Willism, has been discovered
in Berlin. according to q dis
petch from Amsterdam 10
the Hkpress.
Aceofdlhy to a dispatch. which
.vss fiItd At Amsterdam on Friday
ia chief men behiud the plot wers
Field Mushal Won Mackensen, Gen.
efal Won Born and General count Sist
Won Arnim, h is said that they In.
sifue,ed the prussian officers corp.
10 carry on a pto-emperor agitation.
beginning immediately after the de-
mobilization Of the troops was COM
ple,ed Large sums OF money are
said 10 have been placed At the dis.
posal OF the leaders by munition
makers
The plot collapsed owing to the FAC,
that a secret service agent overheard
a telephone conversation Many ar
rests have been made in Berlin and
other cities, while the government
has long lists OF suspects who had
planned TO seize members Of the pres.
ent government
No direo, evidence OF William
Hoheniollern's connection with the
pio, has been found. il is said, bu,
Il Is believed the outline Of the plan
was brought TO Berlin by two Of his
suite who recently went TO the Ger
man capital for the osiensible put.
pose Of taking the wife OF the former
en,Derof 10 kmefonuen Holland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
GENERALS Of
OLD REGIME
ARE ACCUSED
MaCkenSen, Born and Arnim
Are Involved,
MANY ARRESTS MADE
Kaiser Suspected Of Sending
Plans to Berlin,
AMSTERDAM, Dec. 2.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 2.
"A number of the SOL
diers' and workmen's
councils in Germany have
requested the German
government TO have for
mer Emperor William
tried by q German tribu-
nal, according to a news
agency telegram from
perlin. The government,
Il Is stated, will submit
the question to the ma
tional assembly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02
The Employment Preblsn

The ordinary and nofmsI ptoeesse,
'f private initiative will moi. how
loontInusa on PAGE ., Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-02

Democratic r,pfsse
and applauded voeilsec
president announced 81
going N person 10 ~
enee. The republicss ~
and 80 were many senaHGt
sides OF the chamber.
The president eoooAol
speaking ior,y-,wc
the chamber amid se
III" Democratic side -
the address ior queu1
been Threatened BY ~
members Of the hcu
teriaiire.