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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
No COAL HERE
As SNOW AND
FREEZE CONE
Most Severe Weather Of the
Year Forecast for Sunday
PLENTY OF GAS ASSURED
WaIterS-Ccmcpt Pipe line TO
Be Ready in Few Days.

With the first snow oi the season
forecast. and the most severe cold
wave OF the winter IN sight, Oklahoma
City faced freezing temperature to-
day-ard empty coal BINS. Ram and
colder weather is forecast Tor tonight,
bu, Sundays prospects were for rain
or snow. with cold wave. freezing
temperature and a high north wind
No Coal in City.
No, . pound oi coal Tor domestic
use was IN the hand, OF dealers here
today. and none was expected to ar
i've Hundred, OF cali, for coal are
being made by persons living IN dis
tr:cts not served by the gas company
Suffering is feared in those portions
Of the city not served by gas lines
Four cars OF coal cons iRncd to the
Schoicld Coal company have been
seired by the Santa Fe, and shipments
80 other companies have also been
commandccrcd BY the roads, 80 no re
lief from this source is ~ sight.
City Out OF CoalA
4The city water department. may sui
ier soon from the shortage Coal IS
used in running the boilet, ior the city
pumps. The city supplf is low -Four
hundreds tons OF coal purchased by the
city last winter to sell al cost has been
used already by the water depart
ment.
No relief may be expected here for
DAYS, II was said this morning by
Dorset Carter, presiden, OF the Okla
homa Coal Operators association.
Even il the mines in the state begin
operating Monday i, will he several
days before shipments can reach their
destinations
Pipeline Finished Soon.
Completion oi the "a, pipeline be
tween the Cement and Walters fields
Is expected within the next two or
three days, /, was said this morning
Al the offices OF the Oklahoma Gas x
Electric company. The gas supply
from the Cushing. Morrison and
Cement fields is normal today, and no
danger is feared OF further breaks in
the line from Cement where il crosses
the South Canadian so-,h OF this city.
Commercial users OF gas will be cut
of fro.I their supply here il the
pressure diminishes. Fuel oil will be
used by most Of them. Those not
eouipped TO handle fuel oil. and who
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
0klAH0MANS RECEIVE
PROMOTIONS IN NAVY

Promotions OF Oklahomans in naval
service reported A, the recruiting sta.
,lon today are Freddie Schamburg.
Vici, from seaman second class, 10
seaman; George Espries, Lawton.
seaman to ooxswaln; Thomas Orval
Neif, Tribley, appteniice seaman 70
seaman, second class; William r.
House, Rush Springs, fireman, third
class, to second class; Leo L. Lubbs.
Muskogee. apprentice seaman 10 sea.
man, second class, aud David Dale
Sayer. Clarence, electrician, second
class, 70 electrician 9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
Z 0 D RADICALS
TAKEN IN RAID,
TO Be D[PORTED.
Arrests Made Last Night in
Eighteen Cities,
LITERATURE is SEIZED
Active Propaganda for 80
CiaI Revolt Found,
By The Associated Prtss)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-Deportg
alton OF all aliens engaged " red"
activities has been determined upon
by the department OF justice, Attorney
General Palmer announced today.
Owing TO the widespread cleanup
OF radicals last night and today il was
shown that more than 200 were ar
rested in eighteen cities Mr. Palmer
has asked the department, OF labor to
dcport all OF them
Included among the literature and
material seized By government agents
IN the RAIDS were quantities OF artic 8
used in making bombs, complete
counteriei,ing plant. a larg, supply OF
counterfeit bank notes, thousands OF
pieces OF literature, described as OF
the most inilamma,ory nature and
scores OF red flags, rifles and re-
volycrs.
Agents OF the department OF justice
and the bureau OF immigration have
been collecting evidence in these par
tic1lar cases Tor two months, Mr.
Palmer said.
Virtually all OF those arrested we're
Russians.
In the course OF their inyestiga-
lion, the government agents. aocssd<
ing to Mr.. Palmers announcement
have found that the union Russian
workers is conducting an active pro-
paganda for social revolution" The
aliens arrested were all leaders IN
this union which was described as
the worst anarchis,ic organization IN
the country. It's membership numbers
more than 1000 with many locals. es-
timatcd by officials to run well above
the lOO mark, scattered throughout the
nation.
Last nights raid, however. included
only the leaders OF the organization
in the following cities: New York,
Chicago, Pittsburgh. Philadelphia,
Newark, Cleveland Detroit, Buffalo,
Akron, Youngstown, O., Baltimore.
Elizabeth, N. J., and Hartford, Conn.
Waterbury, Ansonia, Bridgeport. New
Haven and Seymour in Connecticut.
More than $50 alleged radicals who
are said to have plotted violent dem
ons,rations Throughout, the country to-
Gay IN commcmo alton ~ the second
anniversary Of the establishment OF
the Russian sovie, government, were
in the hands of federal authorities
this morning, awaiting deportation or
such other action as may be ordered
against them.
About 500 men and women suspected
OF having been implicated in the plo,
(continued on Page Z, Column a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
NEW MOTOR TRUCK
LINES HERE SOON

Motor express lines from this city
TO surrounding territ,ry will be
augmenAkd by operation OF a number
Of trucks by the Patriot Motor FIX
press Lines company OF Kansas City,
one u the largest concerns OF its kind
IN the world, according to information
received by the industrial development,
committee Of the Chamber Of Com
mercs today.
II 10 planned to operate here on an
extensive scale says W. 6. Bishop OF
the Chsmber. Schedules and fields Of
operation will he announced as soon
a. preliminary arrangements are COM
pls,ed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
WEATHER KEEPS
WORKERS FROM
AIDING DRIVE
House toulouse Canvass to
Be Made Tomorrow.

Bad weather today operated agains,
the Red Cross MOP Up campaign
Workers this morning were few. al
though J. A. Deignan, county chair.
man. hoped the numbers would in
crease later. Workers promised from
city business colleges and Norman
did not appear,
A squad OF American legion men
are out, visiting firms and families
inclined TO be hard boiled" Young
women will sell memberships on the
streets all day and tonight a large
force will work the streets and halt
any person not wearing a member
ship button. Thea,er lobbics viii also
be covered.
Two hundred motor cars are wanted
for work Sunday afternoon. when
workers will use the cars for house
toulouse campaign OF homes where
memberships have not been taken.
Every minister has been asked 70
have. layman speak for five minutes
on the Red Cross during SUNDAY
morning services Rev. Phil c. Baird
has already reported Joe Dawson. adj
vertisine man as his speaker.
II the campaign is not finished
SUNDAY homes will be visited ssaiu
on Tuesday afternoon. Incomrle,r
reports from county chairmen over
The state. which do no, include cities
raise the state mepbership to 5000
City membership is now more than
10000.
Busine" mems clubs are asking all
their members who have car, and
can work Sunday AFTERNOON 10 meet
a, the Red Cross headquarters at :
o'clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
COURT REJECTS ALL
MURDER CASE APPEALS

Man killers Jared badly today at
the hands Of the criminal court Of ap-
peals.
Conviction Of Henry Welch in the
district court Of Muskogee county on
fhe charge OF the murder OF W. l..
Smoo, and his life term sentence,
and the conviction OF Carl Creek in
the district court Of Okmulgee county
and his sentence Of fifteen yearfAim-
prisonment were affirmed in opin-
ions by Presiding Judge Doyle and
Judge Matson.
Conviction OF Bunk Allen in the dis
trict court Of Carter county, on =
statutory charge also was affirmed. A
lA-yeAr-old girl was his aceuser He
aust serys five ysarS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
Government viii
Prevent Sufferinu

The federal governmea, Is, in posi-.
tion take care OF all emergency
cases and supply coal where II u
needed TO prevent actual suffering &C.
cording to \ telegram received thiS
morning by Governor Robertson from
the federal regional coal committee q
81 Louis.
We are In position TO take care N
all emergency cases. We will wiss d.
livery permit, immediately wpoW 70.
oci, OF specific nfofmatloa 81
emergency requirements" rse1s M
telegram. N
The message was In repiy 70
governors telegram. stating tts' ~ I
situation is becoming zlsrrningly ~
on' !. "anp, 'se'ion' "f ~ anas -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
PLANS ARE ALTERED

Housekeeping suits" consisting OF
a living room, bed room and bath.
have been eliminated from the pro.
posed plans for domestic science de-
par,rents in three Junior high schools
soon to be built The board of cdu
cation decided that the expense of
space and furnishings was no, feast
bic st this time. More cla. room
space was needed, 80 the space was
converted into a class room, Plans
for the laundry room stand The
laundry will be used for towels from
the kitchen, gymnasium suits and
towels,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
City Is Orderly
When Police Return

In sharp contrast to the night be.
fore, police shift reports for las, night
showed a Quie, and orderly Oklahoma
City with no arrests o'hcr than on
vaerancy and lettering ch. rges
Mayor Walton and fifty OF his po-
lcemch who wen, TO Ardmore Fri
day to attend the Cheyenne wild west
roundup re,urnct to the city last
night and the police were OH the job
this morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
Opinions
Five Persons, Picked At Random,
Are Asked Their Opinion on
Some Topic Of Current
Interest Every Day.
THE QUESTION.
Do you think II is q good policy
for nearly half OF Oklahoma
City's police force to leave the
city at one time


C. NJ MCGEE. Clothing Sale,
man)-No, sir; rs mighty poor
policy
T. h. MELtNDY. (Nayy Recruit
Ing Statlon)-My Official opinion /,
that 1t depends entirely upon existing
civic conditions. The mayor is re-
'ponsible for civic order. ii he be
llrye, they could be spared no un-
informed citizen has rlgh, to crl,i-
che.
G. MORANE. Insurance SOLICITOR
No. II J were mayor, nothing ike
that wou'd ever happen.
J .. \ llARROD. NawyeD-I
10 not. ! believe mlyacations Tor the
police but think ,ha, substitutes
should be placed and not leave the
city unprotected
K b WEDDING. (Y. NJ. c. A.
II is never a good policy to withdraw
the eniorccrs OF law from any city o5
community.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
NEED OF MORE
POLICE SHOWN
Mayor Says "Crime Wave
Was No Reflection,

II don't consider the report OF
robberies in Oklahoma City Thurs.
day night any rap at the police de
par,ment or a reflection on our trip
to Ardmore," Mayor Walton said this
morning. 81, simply shows tina, Ok
lahoma City needs a large police de.
partment ! would have considered
il rap il nothing had happened that
night
"Of course it is unfortunate ,ha,
the trip was announced and crooks
given a notion they could get by
with something. The men remaining
doubled up, however. and that saved
the city from anything unusual"
The police were back in the city
early this morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
LABOR ORGANIZERS
TOLD TO LEAVE TOWN

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Nov. 8-De.
termined to run organizers out OF
town" II is said committee oi
business men OF the city has given
two labor organizers until : o'clock
this afternoon TO leave lohns,Own.
Meanwhile the city is quiet. but the
committee is on the aler, and ready
to take further action unless the or
gani,ers comply with the request. i,
is stated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
NO ARRESTS IN
SILK Theft CASE
No More Merchandise in
$4,000 Loot Case Found,

A complete check of the amount OF
merchandise stolen from the Oriental
store at 2l7 North Broadway Thurs
day night show, a loss Of 5000, {.
n. Barket, owner OF the store, said
this morning,
Only one trunk full Of stolen silks
Mas recovered, and efforts Of the 20
lice to find other trunks and suit
eases In the roomnp housc above the
store have been futile
Lee Mullcnix. Ber'illon man OF the
police department. said this morning
that he has several clues which he
expects to lead to arrests in the case
today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
PRINCETON SCORES
IN FIRST QUARTER

PRINCETON, n. J.. Nov B.
Princeton scored the first touchdown
in today's game with Harvard, car.
rying the ball from their own N.yard
line. With u yards TO go, S,rubins
made a lateral pass to Trimble, who
srrang around Harvards
left end for the first touchdown.
Strubing kicked goal, Score. first
quarter, Princeton 7: Harvard O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
Police TO Watch
For "RedS" Here

The police have been instructed BY
Mayor Walton to keep their eyes
open and cooperate with the led
eral government in running down
anarchists, |. W. w. members and
all red card bearer, in the city
The campaign will be carried on In
connection with the efforts OF the po-
lice to round up loaiers and loi,erer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
BOARD Of EDUCATION
AUCTIONS PROPERTY

An 8-room frame house standing on
ground bought for the Lincoln school
was sold at auction Wednesday by
the board OF education. to ". II. Hol.
man, OF konawa, Okla, Tor Sl,5U
Holman also bought the garage Tor
Sis, the board fence at so, and
shrubbery at Sll, making an agRreg.
ate Of 81 90 The house will be moved
TO a lot in the Nicinity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
WOMAN TO WICHITA
ON FELONY CHARGE

Luella Metz, alias Helen King, alias
Ida Lee, alias Lualla Weloh, daughter
Of Mrs Anna Bech,el Of Bethany. ar
rested here Yesterday for the sheriff
~ Wichita, Kansas, will be taken to
that place tonight, q telegram re-
ccived by Sheriff 6, r. Johnston said
today She is wanted on state war
rant charging felony, according 10 the
telegram a man who claims to be her
husband visited her at the county jail
today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
WILSON TO HAVE NEW
STEN0GRAPHER M0NDAY Y

Ollie wilson. commissioner Of pub
lie works, sad today he will appoint
new Secretary to take tho place OF
Mrs. W ] y. Hun, by Monday. lie
said he ddn', know who he'd ge,
Mrs. Hunt, who Tor several days iol.
lowing her discharge IRON office, re-
fused TO leave. has not called on
Wilson for three days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08

LOCAL FoREchsr-psln and colder
tonlQhti sunday rain or snow and
colder with cold wave; freezing tenn.
peraturs and hlph north wind.
STATE FORECAST ~ Tonieht "a n
except rain or snow north portloni cold.
er with freezing Temperature north and
west portions; colder with cold wave;
temperature below frserinu and strong
north wlnds and gale
AN,PP ERS' FoREcAsT-Frcetinq
Temperature sunday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
MINERS ORDERED TO END STRIKE
Lewis Union Chief Agrees to Obey Mandate Recall Strike Ect
DRY ratification
WINS IN OHIO VOTE

COLUMBUS Ohio. Nov 3 Com
p'e'e Official returns from seventy
three ~ the eighty eight counties ami
complete unofficial returns from the
remaining fifteen counties, with the
exception OF seven missing precincts
IN two dry counties as compiled
shortly before noon today a, the Of
iIcc Of Secretary OF State Smith, gave
The dryS a majority Of $50 in favor
Of ratification OF the federal pro-
amendment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
ARMISTlCE DAY To
Be OBSERVED HERE

The formal proclamation Of the
mayor asking Oklahoma City to OBJ
serve Tuesday, November II as Vic
tory day IN commen,ora,ion OF the
signing OF the armis,ice, was issued
u noon today a..
The mayor has requested all bust
Mcss houses To close Tor while al
least TO Join in the celebration, bu,
some Of the stores will probably keen
ppen because Of the Christmas shop
pipg soeon Th. city hall will close
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
MINERS UNION LEFT
PENNlLESS BY FRAUD

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. s--The
local miners union at McRober,s.
Ky, was pennileH today /, was
ileeced out OF $1,000 Yesterday by q
man who posed as government
agent sent to adjust differences be-
tween miners and operators
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
RAIN CAUSING
LIGHT VOTE IN
CONGRESS RACE
CANDIDATES CONFIDENT
Both Weaver and HaneId
Claiming Election at Noon,

: Unofficial reports from numerous
precincts IN the city at noon today IN
dicate that a small vote will be polled
here in the special election for repre-
sentative from the Filth district. The
vote may be even mailer here than IN
the primary election, II is said.
Generally. Claude Weaver. demo
crat, u receiving the majority precinct
officials say but some precincts are
well balanced ard few report over
whclm'ngly for lIarrcld. republican.
The vote over the district. as lar as
can be learned, is also light, but is
believed TO be heavier in the country
on account OF The rainy weather which
allows cotton hands and farmers un-
able 10 work, to &c, to the polls. In
the city however. the rain is proving
detrimental TO a good vote.
~ J.. Hilpr,, county chairman for
Mr.. Harreld, said a, noon today that
he expected from the indications at
that time vote OF about 30 IN
Oklahoma county He believes tina,
Harreld will receive a small majority
in the county, liiIp!rt claims o have
word IRON Sulphur, supposed 10 he a
Weaver stronghold. that many demo-
Gratis are voting for Hzrreid"
Claude Weaver's headquarters had
received but meager information from
the entire district at noon today. but
reported that things looked good"
despite the possibility OF a small vote.
The city. is going strong for Weaver,
his adheren,s claimed. g..
Following are results announced Al
representative precincts in each ward
here at noon
Ward I, Precinct 70.
Noicr rHst Nv iu ~ O'Clock. si
Number Of Vuuor'n votes. II
Percentage NJ 'gistntlon, \
Weaver in tie lead
Ward ,, Precinct 4.
Votes cast to II o'clock. IS.
Number of womrn's votes. few
Percentage II rcsistrntton., 3.
Ward I, Precinct g.
Votes cast N II o'clock. u.
Womons vote, IL
Percentage Of registration. Is.
Overwhelmingly for Weaver
Ward I. Precinct 2.
Votes cast to II o'cloct ~.
Percentage o' rcris'rr tion. 1c
Ward ?, I rselret s.
Votes cast IN II o'clock. 81
Women's vote. II
Iercen'ngc OF roris,rnton l6
Ward 2 pr.elnot -.
Votes cnst 10 ~ o'clock, ~
Nomen'H vote. ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08
pamasss for Jaii Term Given.

MUSkOGEE. Nov. 8--(special)--
W. X, Myers will be paid At a rate Of
t42s . day for spendin&iwo days IN
ihe city jail recently. Such was tse
Decision NJ . jury which tried Mysrs'
damage sui. against the Katy rail-
go II sasd i0s RSN :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08

AA ! IL STIR EET
EDITION
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-08

Night and Day Wires
ASSOCIATED PRESS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

home and abroad whether in view o noisy
tity bound to be shown, the will ratfy the
treaty being worked Paris the League o.
Nations in partcuar-the to which is easy.
The senate will do with that document just what it
apDropriatng 500. 900 to keep the
liberated people Of Europe from starving and just
has with a bills
war with TO which there has been
a lot OF hilarious Oratory without telling effect.
The senate debated that food bill days
Senatorial remarks inspired by it. filled 23s columns
Of the Congressional Record counting columns
Of statistics furnished by La Toilette
wages and hours the Atlantic states
asbestos workers composition roofers bolermakers
helpers and other persons. and the American of
production OF ingots six long. wide
and IL feet thick and weighing four gross tons.
There many columns touching amendments
concerning soldiers overcoats and the bonus
should be paid them discharge.
There was an eloquent speech on the providential
fog interviewed blind the Germans and save
Paris last april
There were thousands of words about American ship
yards building foreigners; about the govern
guarantee of the price of wheat; about Herbert
house London; about wages ordinary
labor in America today; about whether
States the the world safe
for democracy; about the profits the Chicago pack
ers; evils of bolshevism a murder
in California; about Russias connection with
Civil war; about the statue of Frederick the Great
in front of the War college at Washington.and many
other vitality connected-in the senatorial
with the subject before the senate.
But the did pass that bill!
Wien the statesmen at Paris finally complete that
peace treaty. it submitted United
senate. will undoubtedly many inc
2S9 columns with more less germane remarks. And
then-prOvtded the treaty worked along the
mirabe lines already indicated. most any other
the will ratify the treaty
If it doesn't about many Americans there
dollars in that food bill will know the
why.-and they'll find
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
BLASTING AT THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS

CONGRESS is kind With publication of the tenta-
u tive draft Of the League OF Nations constitution,
senators and representatives to have been tax
en- aback such a document should out. after
they had been told by antadministraton correspon-
dents that all was chaos subject that they de-
cided for the moment 10 think it
Most OF them will think a time before they dis
cover what means-without being tod,-but you may
soon expect a vtroc explosion from others.
OF what it means determined to take the largest
possible political advantage OF IL.
The anti-administrationsts undoubtedly whetting
their knives with which scalp the president when he
arrives back home. and, he is coming coming tell
as nrst hand no doubt a lot Of things that OF
those cheap politicians dreamed Of
Indeed. yes there is be explosion The
stiffness day that which precedes storm and
purpose Well provoke the oil question at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
WHY MILK COSTS MORE.

There 2.75O,OOO more dairy this country
now than there at beginning of the war That
helps explain the price of milk
OF course. to the unnstructed mind it would
that with milk would be cheaper. no.
n indeed 1t costs to keep all those cows than
It did TO keep fewer so it is necessary to charge
milk.
You can't see it? Well, neither can anybody else
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16
Coming! Another Whisky Rebellion?

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A d m h such hh Essex Chicago
States bd peerless he tn k themselves
hm hd dP
rsmr ~x msa
bars Unnecessary pMd
G%wIIt .~hamG&
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

oNrv sr-NDAy NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN INDIANA Mailed
in south Bend as class matter
G. r sUssNfERs. President J. NJ sTbfhDNSON' fDUi'"e''
JOHN HENRY zUvER, Editor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

The country will be treated exhaustive
exhausting discussion the precise percentage
of alcohol that makes a beverage Intoxicating"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

Single Copies Sunday ak evening daily
tons Is cents weekly - b.
beyond second zone
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

New Jersey has strong reasons for opposing prohibit
ton. and the strongest of these applejack
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-16

You can't it? Well. neither can anybody else