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The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15
'A'''t" PIGEONS M wr,pwr
t'hI:s ~ NATIONAL tuwnsrs

Denver. Nov, 1.-The carrie,
pigeons and equipment OF tn. nav,
aspas'msa' wiz - ussd nag, ysA,
ey tho United STATES sorra, ss,v,c.
'of conveying fire reports from ipoh.
out stations and rrs fighters "a,
the front" to national for,., had.
quarters Tho value OF tho birds In
mountainous and LAX. region. wh,r.
IN many places travel 10 dlnleu,, on
account OF lack OF road. and trail,
ana there arc but fe~ telephone,
lines. Will be- especially great Tn.
'cs' OF the birds for this US. ~a.
carried out on . limited .ea,, ,hI,
season. but II encouraged the for,.,
service officials to bcii,y, TIM,
pigeons can be employed proti,abiy
on large scale. with a view to .,-
'abhshinx successful carrier pigeon
systems. plans will be- laid during
'he coming winter to havo posts prop
.rly located and get tho bird, nc.
clima'cd and begin their training
Flights Of 900 miles In a single day
have been made while a distance OF
40 to 200 miles means but a two or
three hours fiigh, for tho averas.
bird. The distance to be covered in
the national forests ar. considerably
less than this In most instances the
flights to headquarters from lookout
stations and fire fighting areas being
less than SO miles. The cfY.ctiv. air
plane patrol for detecting forest
fires. started this year by the forest
service. In cooperation with tho war
department, will thus be further aug
umented by the use OF carrier
pigeons whose services will be ss-
pecially valuable In keeping forest
officers in touch with conditions ut
the fire front on large fires.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

o. H. McClelland returned on Mon
day from Trinidad where he visited
the property OF theMiners' Coke and
Coal company. He reports tho rail-
road to the mine to be under con.
struction and by the time II Is fin
ished the mine will be electrified and
ready for the coal cutting machine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

J, ID. Winter left for Hutchinson.
Kansas. on Tuesday from whcr, n.
VIII later 30 on to Eagle Lake, Tex
"s. for thc~in,cr. Mrs Winters and
tn. children wen, as far as Ksn.a.
City whore they will stay for a short
time. then going on to Join Mr..
Winters at Eagle Lake.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

I'm the Springtime, Gentle Annie, :"
there will be an influx OF new farm
ers into this valley. A new subscrib-
or from Kansas writes as follows:
II intend to move to Monte Vista
early In the spring and would like to
have the paper while here"
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Mrs, J ~. Jones and daughter,
Edmonia. arc leaving today for Cal
ifornia. whore Mrs. Jones will re-
main for the winter and Miss Ed
monia will perhaps stay for q year.
They are accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. o. l.. Sandcrson and their two
children who will romain there all
winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

oisnop Johnson, known - "The
'A' sunday of the Episcopal
'aafch'' will preach at st. Stephens
'' sunday. the 18th. At 4 p. m. He
vigorous and popular preacher.
''as your friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Mr.. Arncli Sells left for Los Ansc-
lea. California. Tuesday. where M
was called by tho death OF his son.
Tho body will be taken to Ohio for
burial.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Mr. Fred Matthias was taken aud
denly III on Wednesday OF this week
with an attack Of appendicitis. Hc
" reported somewhat improved to-
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Df. Samuel H. Moore, formerly
's'tor Of the Monte Vista Presbyte-
nan church and who has been in
A0ensourg. Pa. for the past year.
~ accepted call to Eustis. Lake
"an'y' Florida. AZ their permanent
'sa'or. Mr.. Moore will preach his
"" sermon at Eustis next Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Miss Bessie Berg came in from
Denver Tuesday to visit with friends
and relatives. She will remain for a
couple of weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

4s tirst Of the special union
). 'Assl'stic services will be held At
'sptist church on Sunday even
~ november sixteenth. At seven
o'clock, Rev. ]. Marvin Dean
charge Of the service. Miss
Lee Stockton and Mrs, Railton
' will have charge of the
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Miss Evans. the dressmaker. has
been very Ill with neuritis for sev-
eral days. Her sister, Mrs. Vsale,
came In from Kingman, Kansas. TO
look after her for q while. She Is
in the care of Miss Riggsnbaugh. the
nurse.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Miss Rachel Garrett writes US to
have the Journal sent to her address
In Pueblo instead OF to Nebraska,
saying There Is no place like good
old Colorado"
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

waiter DIETRICH returned to Monte
\ aA Friday morning from Michigan
Aefe he has been for some time for
0enellt of his health. We are
~ T" say that he 10 much i'm
''Oved.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Mr. and Mr. A l. Massey and
two children loft Tuesday to pay a
visit To relatives living In Darling
ton. Mo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Nh = Z Ward ard Mn. Earl
Read isst 90 Wednesday, traia FOR
1t Joe. No
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morrison Moody
OF st. Louis have taken the Miner
residence for the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

ATTENTION MIR. RENTER. 100
Acres all In cultivation. ives, OF Gun
Barrel. terms nearly like rent. 1000
cash. balance easy payments. Good
chance to buy land In best potato sec
ton In San Luis Valley, at n most
reasonable mark. Come In and let
us show you this. Price $4,000. 90.
e. +. FOUQUET INVESTMENT co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15
N'ss Edna Mason returned russ.
day from = trip to Denver.

on Tuesday, November 18th. tho
Mcdonald orchestra OF Pueblo viii
rivc a biz dance at woodmcn hall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

Paul Winchell and Clarence Eakan
have started on = trip to Wichita
Falls. Texas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

\, J. ki.-kcr has gone TO Ksnsa.
city to visit hi. people.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

v y Mott and Ralph winehsli
have gone to Los Angeles for tho
winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15
SHIPMENTS OF live STOCK

The following live stock was
sAipped from the local depot this
week:
Two cars stock soss. shipped by
&c. Seaves to Ignacio.
Three pedigrsed bulls. shipped by
Arthur Wright to La vsta.
One pedlgreed bull. shipped by
Eark Matzen to Denver.
One car sheep to Denver. shipped
y c. W. Dorney.
Two cars hogs to Denver. shipped
y Cas- Broderick.
One car hogs to Denver, shipped
Bond & Jennings.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-11-15

J. ", Hits-nbsrs-r Of ~. Joe, Mo.
is visiting In tho valley.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
SheuStoop
To Conquer
Old Man Time
fxtyI Extyl Working Coil
at the Capitol Wearing
Ankle Watchl ExtryI

It's getting to he just one sensation
after another out at the capitol on
rural route No. 4.
First it was an epidemic OF mice
and the capture OF a eentipedc
steen inches in length, the longest in
captivity. according to the janitor.
And now while the distinguished
sober--that word should be sombre-
Judges, statesmen and officials were
recovering from the shock OF a flar-
Ing red pair Of ankle-length bloomers
that flash like . sky rocket in the
evening sun when the S o'clock car
leaves the capitol. they were given q
complete set back this morning when
= young lady employe Of one OF the
state departments checked in a, 8
o'clock with her right ankle manacied
with = watch Of the wrist type.
Who is she, Ehl That's an official
secret but here's Z tip. II you happen
to be In one Of the offices on the third
floor Of the building and you see
young lady sitting at Z typewriter,
just ask the time OF day and--maybe
you'il be lucky. who knows,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
Saloation Army Here Needs
Hundred More Team Workers
10 Make Fund Drive Success

early this morning and while no re-
ports will be heard from the 20 or
more teams Under their jurisdiction.
until tonight Il 10 expected .tha, sub
scriptions from this source will reach
hrse figure. -
Peanut sales In the city up to last
night had nstted moro than 500 to
The funds Of the campaign. Full re-
pufts a the peanut sales which will
eesas h today will. Il 10 expected. in
crease tbis ligure considerably. To-
morrow pretty society girls dresssd u
sypstes will ell pessyls on the strVsss
and In buiidines q tbs city.
Ne 11sstiag 1bsesrsv.
The nooudsy meeting, sinilas "a
those that have ben heA In tn
Chamber Of Commerce oil wssk vhich
waS seheduled II sesnseyow Win d
nnc0lsd Il was aAnouaesd thia G1gi.
iue. 1he sext MONDAY a(seliao ,wi0 Il
heA eon(ay nooa. AnQthes negu6(
oi the sxeeutivs ccand|lttee viii u
heM Nondty aseeniAe q 70. O'Clock h
~ les4qssrtess for ths puspoes eI
qnsidnsiug The final saaSes q h,
o1Apainn whieh ejcses fuesday.
' vseeil end Rev. J. z nstlcck
dissetss asaersl. were 18Th eoafIdss
d the sueetss % the eeRpalon thii
Wsusnhn but were worried over ~
shogtaes Of men tes, H. usaaaA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
PAROLE CARD
IS Sf0l)ND on
|. KARL FE|CE
Man Hold for MansIaughter
- Reports to Court,
UNABLE TO MAKE BOND
Martin Thinks Feige May
Have 10 Go TO Missouri.

a card showing Karl Feise, Ar
sSsed here Yesterday afternoon on .
khasse OF msnsiAuuhtes in the second
lsesee. to have been placed on pro-
hAlion for . period Of two years BY
~ eriminsl court OF Jackson county,
Missouri, was found on Feise's per-
>en when he was taken to the county
sn late yestefday afternoon.
The parole is dated Oct. n, l97-
rhe special conditions Of il are that
y keep At honest work; do not At
esnDt 10 practice medicine without .
ts9ss-" The card shows that he
~ reports to she Judge OF the
3ookson county court January I.
)6auary q and April J. 1919. A let.
~ found with the parole shows that
reported again May U.
Having failed TO make . bond tor
1900. Feise sill 10 in the county jail.
n believe that Feige will have 70
osvs . sentence in the Missouri
o1ieentiary. regardless oi whether h
- seoavieted On the nanslsuyhter
kMege." John 2. Martin, assistant
ety attorney, said this morning.
4he manshughter charge was filed
aiaD( Feigs after . e0voners jury
y Dseided that Norips Evans, II
u Old, dsuGt1es a NJ. end Nm.
nfHs S. Ksans, l0O Sesth Dewey
1d31a. did q sfnevAtion afAer 4 faee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
3 DIVISIONS
Of AMERICAN
TR00PSREAOI
First Division Moves Into
Concentration Area,
ALLIED FORCES ACTIVE
French and British Armies
Advance 10 Bridgehead,

LONDON. June 0.-!The American
First division has moved into the con-
centration area, ready TO begin the
march into Germany. said a Coblenr
dispatch TO the Daily Mail today.
The Americans have three divisions
seady TO leave the front line for the
interior Of Germany. II the Germans
fail to sign the Americans will ad-
vance on a N-mile front in the direc-
tion Of Prussian Cassel. The Firs,
and Second American divisions will
move up the Sayn valley.
LONDON. June O.-Americans,
British and French troops today are
moving forward TO the outer bridge
head zones in Germany, preparatory
to an advance il Germany fails to
sign, the Times stated today.
The Fourth American division,
which handed in lis equipment and
prepared TO start for the United States,
has been equipped.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
ASSEMBLY POLL SHOWS PEACE
Priests Strike
for More Money
And Refuse Mass

ROME, Thursday. June ia
strike Of priests. which 10 without
precedent, has Just occurred st
Loreto, q celebrated resort OF pill
grims, whittier, according TO ie-
gendry, the house OF the Virgin Al
Nazareth was miraculously trans
ported by angels in the year 1924.
The priests asked for an ameliora-
ton Of their financial condition
owing TO the high cost OF living
and when their claims were not
granted, they stopped celebrating
masses and performing other re.
iigiova duties.
Monsignor Andreoli, bishop Of
Recanati, In whose diocese Loreto
Is located. is interviewing person
ally In persuading the priests to re-
sumo their duties promising to do
everything possible to satisfy their
desires.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
FARMERS CRYING
FOR CROP FUNDS
Banks in Wheat Region Ask
State for Assistance,

Banks in the wheat belt section OF
Oklahoma are bombarding the ofise
SM the state treasurer with applications
fos deposits Of state money to assist
the fssmsrs In the harvest, Il was said
this morning H 6. A. Smith, assistant
feasufef.
The banks. Il ID said. are being be-
sIeeed b. the farmers for loans with
which 10 handle their wheat csops and
n most cases the demands Of the
farmer are reducing the cash reserves
Of the small banks to 4 low ebb.
The finances OF the state u this
particular time Of the year are ssch
~ 10 make II allsest impossible for
~ 10 meet the demands Of the banks,
much ~ We would like 10 accommo-
date them" said Mr.. Smith.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
;1;5O0,0O0 ROAD
BOND PETITION
IS CIRCULATED
County Commissioner to.R1
Asked u c1R n()tIe
'retAlS&ss s.s -

A petition ssqseseiag ~ eosns
eommissioaers to call slbonh electioS
to vote on, ! s., $4,000 road bond issue
for Oklahoma county was started 1t 1
meeting Of The Retlilers' asssciatiou
in the Skirvin hotel THE noon. Th<
Oklahoma Cood Roads association Il
behind the move. Frank WikoM, q
Hsesnber Of the board Of dires>oss o|
the aasociation, spoke at the meeting
and explained the associations plar
tor . system Of hard surface roads in
Oklahoma county.
r. A. Sinsietary said this mornin,
that the purpose in starting the peti.
tioa was TO get concrete sctiou on ths
soad bond election. There IL no limit
to the number Of names sought on tn,
petition. II will be presented at tht
vsfious club meetings next week sad
signatures will be solicited from OIL
tsxpaysrs IN the county.
When q Sufficient number Of name,
has sbeen obtained Il will be presented
70 the commissioner with the reques,
that they Immediately cali the election
SiAgletAry says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20

'hlY'
DELAY HARVEST
hplemsnt Men Say Cana
Nan Machines imported.

VklAhona 10 threatened Win Q sesi.
slseglass Of grain harvesting ma
Dssy. Oificsss Of plov and imele-
|1nl eomlaniss here say that he ds-
~ tog haSvssesfs bindesA headess
1 stnilss mAeblass 10 laf beyond
[o'ssDply. ~ NJ psessnk 4jme, imole-
~ ss6 bsiae shlppsd islo tss slate
= Canada b w ef Kaases CITY
81. Losis.
3eain inptsmsnt msa say thss psvss
II has ehsrs been ssch Z vhsAs
: IN the state and Inst the eall for
hinesy 10 eosres6ondinaly osest. ].
Y psownrigg, oi ths Joha Deere Plsw
pasy, said ihis mofnlno that h
- y of The attempts u shst company
lppiy the demand b expetss ship
vi Il 10 sppsssatly imposslbls b
~ oil the lasmsrs In ths 1taae
pseessasy mseAises,
~ only solution d ~ problems,
IN, q hat unlcetuoate fssmers
h q their moro iostinate .ns&0h.
! nd rent OF borrow asaehinasy
= h has been ussd eaes. Thie viii
- serious delays In 6se hagvest b
ain eommuait'ss. ? Btswnriog -
/. 9ish the esd Of the wss M ~ h.
nneeion Of the Tractor b loeynINg
dsmand ioS Assdefn aad -
lsled larm mscAiaesy is 6gyol
vasieg sa,p, ead 49, esndnipe
- record whsat efeH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20

London Hears
Foe VIII SiQn

LONDON. June O.-The GesmoA
national assembly st Weimss kss -
cepted the peace treaty. sceoediae II
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch fftlD
Paris.
II the national assembly u Wsiaoa
has taken the action reported h ~
foregoing agency dispatch, 4 ~
passed upon the peace treaty . ~
earlier than the last direct sdyieoo
from Germany had indiessed De
patches from Berlin received 1AerSs
day night stated that the assembly No
expected to make its final deeisioa q
the treaty on Saturday. Il wss a1leo
that in al probability the assem1D J
would decide to order that . pleblDt1lo
be taken. W
.WEIAAR, June D,--(via Amstsss
dam to London. 1.-The Gesmas csk
met headed BY Philip SeheidsmAaA
has resigned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
FLU FUNDING BONDS
FOR CITY APPROVED

The issue Of $4,000 worth Of fund.
ing bonds by Oklahoma City 10 raise
the cash expended last fall and winter
in the fight on the epidemic Of Spanish
influenza. was approved today BY At
torney General Freeing.
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noske Slated 10
Suoceed Soheldemann

coBIFNz June 70 Gustav,
Noshe, The minister Of deisase, viii
svceeed Phiiipp Scheidemann - hesd
of the German ministry. seeosdins b
10 Weimas dispatch received here to-
dsy, Asthias Erzberses, a IL Gss.
man ssmistiee commission, VIII suc-
cd Count von BfoctsBdorff- Rsns-
tak a. heaA Of The Gsfmss peses
Se'sb1doA the a1essass sdds.
WHfMAR, JutS )! W. csSsaASusA
The 'cabinet, although Il ~ ..
siend. will continue In Office tsnoos.
arily until President Ebsrt Ms beea
able to form . new oAe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
LalayE s.9 g'sS4..1s sSs ...E1s t..r

WARRINGTON. ~ M-rhsss
wes growing Indications todav nat
tooonenls q the lsagus d astioas
might abandon Ill eaoels . isses .
Mt vote "a ~ subjset h ths ssasts
bsssss thA Gsfmens 81 On tlss peace
treeAy q vefsailIss MOODY.
Aope n bslaGlag . ron eall q IL
keol fesolutSea vIftuolly ~ ~
ebealene1 end soaas lee49p tAgpooa
h n1okt u psnailasd u ~ vi1koue
syea tsaiae issmeiiy bsietS ~ ~
~ IT setIoa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
READY
TO swear TO
WIRE CHARGE
Pretense Charge May Be Filed
Against Western Union.
MESSAGES MAILED, SAID
Central Council Decides 10
Take Step at Meeting Here.

Complaint that the Western Union
Telegraph company is obtaining
money under false pretences by charg
ing regular telegram rates for mes
sages delivered by mail, will be filed
by the Oklahoma City central trades
and labor council working In conjunc-
,ion with the striking operators, II
evidence now being Investigated proves
authentic, il, was announced by G. B.
Johnson, secretary Of the Oklahoma
state Federation OF Labor, this morn
ing.
The decision vas made At the meet
ing Of the council last night after re-
ports OF mail deliveries by the West
ern Union had been heard. II was
charged that the telegraph company
sent 80 kilograms by mail yesterday
and that il collected regular Telegram
rates on each Of them.
No Disorder.
II was also decided at the meeting
Johnson says. to continue the strike in
an orderly manner. Strikers say that
the Western Union company Is using
every means In ~ power TO induce q
false move from one Of the strikers
and have them arrested.
The matter Of maintensnee for strik.
ing girl operators was settled las,
night and oil striking operators will
COW b given their choice Of an
smouat equal to the wsses they were
paid BY the con,pssy o. .. .sksike, hepe-
III tsnd xhieh ha& teea euaatle9 4
ssepoe! etHbers Win hssAefsAss
|sad sslstiyes. ss. A sJ
: vm ~ stfinssAgs
Whiie IT, kade eosneil iksoss srbl-
scas%,es.n :. e.ss a cs,u.,s q,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
POLICE ARE CALLED
TO TREAT EARACHE

The lpolice received 4 report last
night lhat . man was In distress at
S02 West Chickssaw street When
they arrived they found . man suf-
fering with ear ache. They advised
him 10 call 4 doctor and left.
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tBy The Associated press.) J


LONDON. June mar. siss-
inglof .he ceaee sfssay y Ger
meay, On Exchange TS6txyaeh
4 sp6teh from Copenhaosa qSo(.
M advic.s isesa weioss sags,
II % certain q n the slaaatssss
he'd airss y besa PIT 10 IN doe-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
Villa Promises to
Make No Reprisals

FL PASO. Texas, June 1o--viils
will make no repsisals upon Amer
lean property and lives In Mexico BE-
cause American troops drove his men
back from the border Saturday night,
q courier from Villa's camp near
Villa Ahumada. who arrived here
last night on an important mission,
declared. A.
The communication ssksd for IN
reason why American troops crossed
10 the Mexican side Sunday night. tn
communication wsG received BY Gen.
eral Erwin, acted ppon and referred
10 Maj Gen DsRessy c. Cabeli,
FL RAso. fusas. Juse 0.-A
courier from Csnesl VMia's head-
quastess Il Ssmalayuca arrived st the
border lest night with 3 eommunica-
tlpa from Gen. Felipe Angeles for
Brig Gen. James B. Erwin. dissrie,
commander. ~
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Whsshss ths city shsil give 500 .
moath 10 maintsia ~ Ssnbaam Or
phsa home nay = iisslly decided By
the Chamber q Coasmssee. The re-
Sssst ~ ~ Msathly lllsemsMt psa-
ssa1sd yeotVf&00 y, Aayes Wai1na
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
$50 May Be Dead
in Theater Fire

SAN JUAN. p. R.. June O.-One
hundred and fifty pesson including
msny children, sre fepogted killed o.
injured 10 the destruction BY fire les,
lNUNDa1yYUeu,-eps1ss,s .,
'H l1il! - pf1oas were recovered
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TO ACCEPT
FluME DECISION,
aEp'aRT|'l H 'lHglIRlls'
Aws ] j.A.,g i
0iando's Resignation Kaises
Question Of Signing.


PARIS. June M-The Italian dele
CATION to the p<.ce conference ha,
~, a;,..,.a e., ~. ). .,.-..
:. - ~ p
!ne P,oPos'uon ior the settlement o.
- tne DaI"snan controversy msoe oy
fIsm,ers ciemeneeau, LLOYD Ieo'ee
~" resioent wilson according 70
the far" office OF Reuters Limited.
CIV The Associated Prs.s,
PARIS, Thur sday, June i3-The
resiena tion Of Premier Oriando's cab
met should the king Of ltaIy decide 70
accent Il, would, ACCORDING to con-
ference circle, resuk r. the in.
meut Of the Adriatic usastioo A n
would. involve the spcointmsnt Of .
new set OF Italian delesa,es 10 the
dition,i question a, to Who viii ,ian
tie German treaty for Italv on Mon
day:
Exclusive csbie 10 International News
Service from II sseo'o. Miami
ROME June Hiking Victor
Orlando ministry in office, foil wing
the overwhelming vote against Or
lando in the chamber yesterday Sig
nor Lu1.atti and Signor Tittonio are
being mentioned a. probable success.
ors OF Orlando.
A ooo,,,,, demonstration IN f,vor
Of Orlando oeeurred IN m. street, n
Rome last nIsht ioiiovin, N. f,ji
Of the ministry. The crowd shouted !:
vva riume. and Down Wnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
PRESIDENT IS
BACK IN PARIS
Wilson Asks for Reports From
Germany and Italy.
(By Intsrna tionai Nevv e,rvtc,. ,

(By international Nsws ssrvtcs.)
PARIS, June O.-Psesident Wilson
returned 10 Paris this morning from
his two-day tour Of devastated Bel
sium, after receiving . cordial re-
ception from the Belgian people.
The president read the news of the
overthrow OF the Orlando government
in Italy on the train enroute here.
Upon his arrival IN Paris this morn
ing he motored direct to the white
house" called for reports on the 1tua-
ton in Italy and Germany. and read
them while eating breakfast
Members Of the United States peace
delegation are withholding comment
upon the Italian situation and its
probable effect upon the peace nego-
tiations, including the settlement OF
the Fiume controversy, until the
makeup Of the new Italian cabinet
and the names Of the new Italian
peace commission 10 learned.
After breakfast the president stad-
led his morning mail and then went
to the headquarters OF the American
peace commission in the Hotel Grill
lon Al II o'clock. He summoned he
economic experts, headed By Bernsrd
Barueh and asked for NE latest DE-
velopments and foe information re-
earding certain Suggestions from
Weimaf for CLEANING up minor points
Of the German pence treaty.
The president thea took up with
the commission the attitude the Unit
ed States will take n ~ event that
Germany asks for . further exten-
sion OF time. President Wilson a.
pressed foeeibly his oppositiea TO
any further sxteasisa. :,
Il was made certain net the Amss.
lean eosnmissiea VII oppose delay
QlssV Il ID hese1 spea . 6esHsa -
Sertskin0 70 slCn. ihe Dsesent terms.