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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
DISTRICT COURT
AGAIN p0S1P0MES
INJUNCTION PLEA
(contlnu.s From Page y

in Mayor Oyefholsers office and dis
cussed ior more than an hour the ac-
ton Of Commissioner Walton In tear.
ing up North Robinson avenue without
the consent Of the property owners.
Mark keslsr, Mike Donnelly and Dr.
J G. Street, three OF the commissioners,
and Mayor OyerholIer were in the
0'Neil said when the meeting
adjourned that no conclusion a. TO
recommendations had been reached and
that the committee expected 10 have
another conference with Walton before
anything was announced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26

raids Al different noinis y" 'lq .
front. especially in the rrucf rlss
of Lassigny, between Mieile and the
AiIne. near BcIonyauS, In the
region Of Eparges In Lorraine and
in the Vosge, We took prison
eft.
"Eyerywhefe sl,e ,he night was
calm"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
ONE GIANT Gun
DEMOLISHED; TWO
OTHERS REMAIN
Germans Build New EmplaCe-
mentS 10 Shell Paris,

PARIS, April 10 One Of three Ger
man long range guns which have been
bombafding pari, has been destroyed
according 10 Deputy Charles Leboucq
OF the department Of the Seine. The
deputy said he had talked with the gen
eral commanding the sector near Creepy
en.Laonnois. where the big guns are
stationed The enemy. he declared, is
constructing new smplAfementa
The long.rauge gun bombardmsnt Of
PAh, was resumed during the night.
Up to 8 o'clock. as Tar AZ could be aScer-
tanned nobody had been hurt and the
damage done was not appreclabis
-Waa
Teacher: DO you know Johnnie
where shingles were first used"
Johnnie (modestly) I'D rather not
tell American Boy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
whsssvsr You Need A General
StrengtheninI Tonic

Take the Old Standard GROVES
fASTELESS chill TONIC, II contains
- well-known tonic properties Of
oUININE and IRON and is very valu-
Die Is . general strengthening tonic
h purifies and enriches the blood and
ypu can soon feel its Strengthening, In
vigorating effect. 60c. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
-Four Hun Divisions Thrown al
Position, Which Was Lost
In Surprise Attack, Only 10
Be RegaIned Quickly
BY the Associated Press

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY ~
FRANCE, April 2S.-The story from
Villers. BretonneuS was most cheerful
The Germans began their attack on
Villers. Bretonneux about 8 o'clock yes
tsrday morning after 4 heavy lombard
ment including great quantities OF gas
shells which forced the British 10 pull
ou, Of parts OF the town and hold 4
lightly Al that hour heavy miss were
hanging over the whole region, ard
under cover OF this the Germans ad-
yanced supported by five bulky and
heavily -armored tanks
Strike At French, Too.
simultaneously with their attack a.
Vhlefs- Bretonneux. the Germans also
began operations TO the south against
the French and north Of the river
Somme. At Sailb-le-Sae and Vaifs
several attacks were ftpulsed during
the early hours
The first drive against Villen.
Bretonneux was made with two diyis-
ion, and this was thrown back The
Germans Immediately put two fresh
divisions into line and again surged
forth Five tanks were sent TO the
through north through the valley leading
the southern part Of the town and these
engine, were followed by large forces
OF infantry.
Take Town BY Storm.
ny noon the Germans had swung
salient about 6000 yard, wide and 1000
yard, deep about Villsrs. .BretonneuS
and were holding the town strongly
This they continued 10 do until 10
o'clock last night, when the British de-
livered a surprise counter. attack. There
should have been a moon TO assist the
British, bu, the sky was heavily over
cast and dense mist hung over the
region.
According to prisoners the enemy had
no expectation OF further trouble from
the British last night and we're sitting
snuRly In their new position when the
storm broke. The German artillery had
perhaps been lulled into false security
and was doing little shelling.
Then Hsir Struck Back.
At the appointed hour the British
sunners pu, down a sharp barrass and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
FRENCH

PARIS, April b.-The text Of
the French official Itodsy fol-
lows:
South OF the Somme violent
artillery fighting occurred during
the course OF the night
I'VE carried out a number OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26

A Gala . or . Year, Old

ssQaires something stronger than the
sweet liquid laxsuyes now on the
sarket which are prepared especially
lor infants.
LAx-Fos WITH PEPsIN fill, hi.
lon( Ielt want II acts on the liver and
regulate, the bowels without gripping or
disturbing the stomach. A Liquid Di'
essfiw LAXATIVE pleasant to take. Soc
Ser bottle. Good for the child, good for
Ne Mother, good for the Household
ADV
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-01
November |. 1918
committee, it was announced, al
ready has obtained from its. own
members pledges for $4,000.
VOLTS MISREPRESENTA-
TONS.

A report has been spread by
VOLTS Bureau, the notorious Ger
man telegraphic agency, that accord
ing to a Reuter- message compulsory
recruiting (Rekrutierung) has com
menced among the Jews in Pales-,
tine. The Jewish Correspondence
Bureau at the Hague points out that
this is a misrepresentation and that
the Reuter- message spoke not Of
compulsory but of voluntary enlist
ment in Jewish legion. That the
enlistment is not compulsory is con-
frmed by all the advices received by
the Bureau.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-01

Supreme Court Justice Irving
Lehman has granted the application
of the State Superintendent of In
surance to take over the United
States Grand Lodge of the Indepen-
dent Order of the Sons of Benjamin,
because the membership has drop
ped below 500. Since 1912 the mem
bers have been reinsured in the
Metropolitan Life, so that no one
will be loser by the change of
directors.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-01

PAID ADVERTISEMENT. Prepared
by J. Joseph Frisch, 1919 8th avenue
north, for F. B. Wright, 3O2 Globe
building, for which $3.50 has been
paid.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Desk space with desk and telephone
ish World, $40 Tribune Annex Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
Wilson AWAY SIX Weeks.

WASHINGTON, Nov. cS-prcsidrnt
Wilson will sail for Europe newt week
IN attend the opening "f tn" peace con-
ference. and he expects 10 be hack III
Washington soon after tho middle of
January.
Plans for the presidents "trip arc go
Ing steadily ahead. but beyond the orig
NAL announcement that he would leave
Immediately after The converting of con-
gross on December .. no details have
hccn made public. However. it was said
today authoritativcly that the rrr%idcnt
plans to bc back on American soil within
six weeks after his ship leaves this side.
There has been II" indication when
the peace conference will assemble. hut
the general belief here is that il will
convene Immediately after Tho christ
mas holidays. The president GOO; in
advance 10 confer with tho entente
statesmen. and it is expected that the
broad outline Of tho treaty will c
framed Beforehand with Il vicw Ia it's
adoption soon after the conference
meets
Reports Of censorship Of the news Of
III" peace conference wcr" mol today
with tho statement that not only would
there he no censorship, bu: that the
American newspaper correspondent
would bc given all facilities pussihlr Cor
transmitting their disrntchHs.
Correspondents srnt from this conn
try Will max" The trip on Il naval v"Ss"l
which will he placed at their d:&1rSTl.
They will leave next Monday ahead o!
the president h"caiSc there is no shIi'
available which can max" as fast tim"
rs tho steamer on which Mr.. Wilson and
his party will sail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
Wheeling Newspaper
Man Now in France
Max Duga, Of Bellaire, Writes Of His
Experiences In the Bat
tie Zone.

The following Interesting lrtirr was
received from Max nucI former vel
known local newspaper man now with
the forces anrncwh here in France, He ia
we'll known In tho city. The letter is rs
France. October IS, 1915
Friend Dick:
I'm 4.0Oh miles away from God
country, but just tho game In here on 4
mission. We're not coming back until
it's over over here. II they were ready
III release me ! believe III hr wiling l"
start across tho Atlantic In thai Atllc
| boat I used to operate. and II my engine.
gave out I'd buy new nn" from you
when l got back To- Wheeling. ] know
YOU arr too old To get INT" IT but know
here is no one more interested than EoH.
] guess thr wires are kept pretty hot
back In tho states and IT you ar" IN your
now home tho bulletin board IS getting 4
good play This is not half bad Ire
but I'd rather be taking a trial proceed
ing. or covering n fire. even on 4 cold'
wet night. than to be over h"r"
! Dick. wc'v" got tho best fighters on
earth. America can do things mat TINS
side Of the globe never dreamed OF. We
arc going To wake them up and the
whole world will profit. Honestly. my
are as far behind the times as tho OLD
market house is behind thr new audi
torium and you know that's some com
parisnn. Even if fellow didn't expert
titled TO some credit by those back home.
and lnlicvc me- the follows now in the
trenches and those who are doing Tnc
! fighting now are deserving or n hell
uTT" LOT. Nan. I'll tell You they. arc
| going To it and will hav. great story
to tell when they get hack. We may b"
paying n debt to Frnnce. but I'll tell you
| America will have great debt tn pay IT,
our mon. SO far I have not taken any
! part tn tho work. whore credit Is due
and If I don't take part ] don't want inc
| credit. lr'S got to go where it's due.
! Theirs no telling how son We will he
In the fight and for that reason I'm taK-
| Ing advantage of writing while I'm able
! 7 nay be one 10 he picked OFF, soon. hut
what's that when there is 90 much ~
! stake? Wc'vc got men, mon"k and food
, and since Old Glory has narcr known
defeat. were here 10 fight win tn" war
and get back 10 Gods country. So lonE
Dick. hope I'll be able to write again.
| ryt. Max DrICa DUGA.
Headquarters Co. 3c1 VI. G. Bait.
AP q ah5 American T.. +. France
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F|are-Up Of Peruvians
Ended With Apology

NEW YORK. Nov. o6.-Diflcultics
between Peru and Chile. which resulted
yesterday in recall Of consular repre-
ScntativrS by each nation from the
principal cities Of it's nrlEhbor nave
been overcome by All apology on the
part of tho Peruvian government. tar-
los Castro Ruiz. consul general OF Chlle,
announced here tonight.
\ cahrSram informing MN OF the
Peruvian apuloE? WAS received to-hfsht
10y Mr. Ruiz. according TO his statement
! from the Chilean minister OF Foreign
affairs.
The message. the consul asserted
authorized him 10 announce thAt inc
Peruvian officials admitted that IN INK
ing public reports Of outbreaks aga
their citizens III IQuiQuc and AMOR
gasta Chile. they had acted on fn'Sin-
formation. This was furnished, ne s'H"'
by the Peruvian consul at lqu'que'
/ whose authority had been conccllrd' lot
/ :his reason. by the Chilean snvcrn'nch'.
The apology sent from Lima. Mr.. fu'z
added. was wholly satisfactory ID t,'1
Chilean government and brought Tue
misunderstanding to an end.
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AMERICANS
Continued Prom Page One.)

troops are held for tho duration Of the
war. and railroads. tclrGraphS and other
public utilities are similarly affected
until peace is declared. According 10
this view an carly peace agreement on
essentials would release the armies, in
Guiding the American troops holding the
occupied regions
Having secured an early agreement
on territorial and other practical de-
tails. it Is suggested. the larger general
questions. like league Of nations. could
come IN later for extended discussion
either BY the peace congress or n sep
arate international congress to forml-
late the working details Of the league.
This view is chiefly held by those favor
irS the Vienna congress procedure of
Individual claims first. while the Amer
lean viewpoint is distinctly favora bio
to establishing ideals first as the guild
ing principle Of the congress.
The appointment Of tho brazilian del
egatcs. Milo Pecanla. the foreign minis
ter. and Ray RarhoS:. ambassador to
Argentine. is leading ~ n discussion rs
to what extent the South American
countries will support 4 league of ma
lions and the effect OF tho league on the
Monroe dortT&nc. 1t is the general un-
Outstanding that the South American
representatives have The same favorable
attitude toward n league as the allied.
Whether a league NJ nations. In
which Eiropr would 90 largely repro
scented would extend itT authority to the
western hemisphere. including South
Central and North America. is not clear.
but the prevailing view is that it's au-
thority would he universal
II is said that il wUiild not BE- n sub
stitutr for the Monroe doctrine in Snui
American affairs. but rather an cNtcn-
sion Of tho Monroe doctrine. whereby
joint International action would supple
mrnt and reinforce the Monroe doctrine.
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LEECH K, CRACRAF7
Continued from Page Onc.)

a game against Princeton IN which nc
shut that team out. He also llcd la't
in a hotly contested gam" ana on VI"
Eridron III thc football luSSIrS w;LS one
nf tho end men OH his team: ne was
rendered Clattrrinr offers with thn lars-
est colleges in In" country 10 play on
their teams. hut turned them down IN
order 10 complete his course in medicine
and surgery.
Or, C'racra:t was a member Of Wheel
ing Lodge 30 IS u. l.. q. Elks. also n
member II the Wheeling Country Ciub
md the Fort Henry club OF this city.
He was kept so busy. however. mat IL
was impossible to devote much time 10
his clubs, hut n"v -rth"lcSS he always
m;id. an effort Ia keep in touch with
the members. Politically he was DEM
orrat.
Brother Is In France.
FIc IG survived hcSii"S his father and
mother by one sister. Mrs. Charles COOK.
Captain William A. trarr:.ft. Jr.. who Is
with the medical department Of the
army in France. H." was head or one
Of tho base hospitals close TO the t!rlnE
line when the armiSGcc was declared
and since that linz has h""n on a fur
Tough taking :: much needed rest some
whcr. in France and II has been impos-
sihlc Ia lucat" him by cahlcEram as yer.
Captain Crirraft was united IN marrl-
az" 10 Miss Licncvia Mcclure. daughter
w VI
city. Ia which union two children were
born. they being Lccch Key Cracraft.
Jr. and MrLur" Cracralt. whom sur
riV". =,
lie was n member Of III" Episcopal
faith rud WAS Il rhum and personal
friend III nr. Jacob l'ri'tnssanl. rcctr1'
rf 81. I.i't"'s J.. T.. Church. whom ne
loved dearly.
Father Is Still PracticIug.
CapiHin trarrafI cam" from a family
Of physicians AN! surgeons. His father:
who survives IL - years Of age ana
was in tho medical SrTric" during the
Civil War II" is sill actively engaged
AT his profession. 1T which he has been
engaged for the past 5" years.
Two unrlrS ar" ais" doctors. on" Dc
INK Or. Clinton Cracraft. Of flaySvillr'
IA his 4rHntifaih"r was also = phySi-
clan and surgeon and one Of tho plo-
nrrrS IF the local district
The ncwS vi his unIimrly demise VIII
be learned Of with deep sorrow by all.
and during the few days that hc was III
many calls W"r" answered al the nom"
rs 10 his condition. n" mad" n bravo
night. but In" uGtiS w"r" against him ahc
he passed peacefully away as stated
above.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS ar" incomplete:
hut will il" nnnuuD""d later today ana
Il is Likely tina, SOM" rf Tho military at
tarhrS from Washington Will No her"
for III" services All members ~ IN"
army truck train" rnSSinE through IN"
city w"r" iik"r car" Of by him Il IL..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
FOOD SITUATION IN
GERMANY CRITICAL

COPENHAGEN. Nov. 26.--"lt IL GER
rain that in the course Of SIX weeks d
catastrophe will occur in Germany po.lI
as regards the ordinary food stocks ana
the supplies Of live stock.
This official announcement mas pee,i
made in Berlin. according 10 dISpatcn
received here. which says IL stated th"l
while the grain harvest Is better tiHn'
in previous years til" potato crop -
much worse. owing I" II lack OF LABOR
due to the departure ri tuSSlan PrlS-
uners.
The supplies of grain from h"'ha"'a'
Poland and Ukraine To German! nave
ceased. The situatio4, is aggravated by
the return Of hundreds of thousands 81
soldiers. heretofore fed of tn" supplies
OF France and Belgium.
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KILLED IN ACTION.

Special Disratch tn The TnirlliErncrr.
STEtBFTSV1LI.F. O.. Nov. "6.-Mrs
Margaret Bcrnry. OF this city was off
cially notified by the war Department
today that her son. Private Sylvester
Brrnry, serving with Co. ~. l%5th ma
chine gun battalion. was killed IN action
in France on September 18th, HI was
81 years nf ar" and enlisted with Co. G
Tenth Ohio Infantry here shortly after
the United States entered the war.
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American Casualties
AFTERrroor list.

Killed tn Action
Captain:
Hayward. Harry Wolford, PresGro Hle
Ne.
kellogg. Branton H, Camp Merritt. N.
J.
Lieutenant:
Beattie Arthur J.. Norwah. O
Drew. Walter w. Arduore. Okla
Ewing. George W, Jr, Baltimore, Nd,
Farmer. Robert E, Anderson n. c
Belts, Eldon S., Alton III
Dudley. Carl A., Boston Mass
Sweeney. John Louis, Brockton- Moss
Sergeant:
DERRICK. virgil B, Bellefoutaine. o.
Gatewood. Major E. Crown City. Q.
Masters, Clarence West BridSevater.
Pa
Grecpa. George. Shenandoah Pa
Slattcry. John J., Columbus, O.
Lruth. Frederick A. Southington- O
Lewis. Charles. Toledo. 0.
Corporal:
LAWYER. William !. Philadelphia Pa
Lake. Milton j. Leicester. Md.
McGranaham. Roland c.. Jamestown
Private:
Chucha. Jacob McKesport. Pa
Coricc. Joseph e. Akron. o.
Dawn. John R.. Cincinnati, Q:
Diodata. James. Arlington Pa
Hildreth, Dewey S., Brown, ". Va
keefe, Harry T. Philadelphia, Pa
Glendon. Martin. Philadelphia. Pa
Guuther, Edward, Logan, W. Va
Hoar Albert. Cniontown. Pa
Eouchtn, Ward W., Hosterman, W. Va
Private:
Davis, William J., sanoma, ". Va
Fry, Oscar, Mt. Wolf Pa.
Greenwood, James e.. Cuyahoga Fails,
O.
Alvey. Martin n, Dayton Q.
Arnotlta, Nike Reynoldsv1r1e, ". Va
Attica. Herman. Philadelphia. Pa
i'nSta Giuseppe, T&ameS. y.
Outright, Anon, Car, W. va,
Drumhcller. Howard G.. Fottstnwu, Pa.
| McNe!rey. George. Johnctta, Pa
Ob.r. Moses R:ebold, Onset. PA.
Steffin Hiram c.. Sclsgrove. Pa
Szcfoyk. Anthony, PittSton, Pa
Taylor. Harry milford. Aspers. Pa
Thebee Henry r. New Eloomlefild
weese, Wilbur ". Beverly, ". va.
Thomas. John. Cleveland. ..
johnson. William c.. Centerv!lIe Q.
; Kuhns George W. bethlehem. Pa
Lapinsty. PHtcr. Munhall IA.
Long Kenneth -: W""'minstcr. Md
Mccoy. Charles /. H"lFnnt Pa.
| Mcmillan, lie. Jesse, W. Va
MIsdalski. Alexander. Philadelphia.
! Pr.
MuIdoon. Thomas NJ. Iillv. Pa.
Nicneyer. Joseph. p"lphos. q.
SanlT,on. James A.. Cl"y"lHni. q
! Nickle, Charles L., Hooks1o7n, W. Va,
Pont"n. Andrew J.. Hurk"rc&town. Nd.
! Royston. william l.. Uarcr"o. Md.
; Str"hck. John. Glass port. Pr.
Strong Err st j.. Canton. q.
"arn"r Herman V. Hastings. Pa.
! E:"rar. Clarence. P"mhcrvll". o.
| E"manrlli. Ecildo. Philadelphia. pa.
( Rosat:. Antonio. Cincinnati q.
Sih"v. John. Philadelphia. IA.
S:nr- t;""r"" W"sloy. Philadelphia,
Pa
! Street. Potter n. Newman. O..
SHicii Louis M. WiIt""- Earrc Pm.
N?ck"". John r.. T'ar,:crshur--. Pa
I 'Tun!." Al"X. Scranton. ra.
Died OF wounds.
. I.trrt'rcnt.
! :. TaIcs. Thomas Il w PHILADELPHIA
Pc
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PExToN-On Saturday. November %
lriS. at the Ohio Vale" General hos
niral 1T 2 o'clock p. M. MARY VIZ
GINA. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
lanes Paxton. aged 81 years.
Funeral services from the kindelhcrEcr
residence. ISIS Sixteenth street. We'd
ncsday evening at s o'clock. Inter
n"nt IN Washington. Pa
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Miller. Arthur Edwin. Mount Wolf PA
Miller. L"$"ph A., Harrisburg Pa.
Orayrtz. 'i"""g". Cleveland. OHIO.
r"karrz. George. Cleveland. q.
lidc"c,;. Horny o.. Mansfield. q.
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GRuFTTH-On Monday. November Is.
1918. at $40 o'clock 4. m. at the Gam
Iiy residence on Mozart Hrll. MiS.
PAULINE REIDEL-GRlFF1TH