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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03

add to crumbs Add we'll btp'cr
eggs and melted shortening iIcA'
muffin tins, grease, put tablespoon
batter in each, bake twenty or twcn.
V-iye minutes IN hot oven
Coffee Cake -Ore-halt cuo oi
sugar. four tablespoons OF shorter
ue, one egg 'hree-quarter cup %.
water, two cups Of flour, three lcye'
teaspoons Of baking powder, one
halt teaspoon nutmeg
Beat TO mix and then pour in we'll
creased pan and spread smoothly
when greasing Now prepare the
crumbs as follows, Six tablespoons
ot brown sugar, four tablespoons o
flour. two tablespoons OF Shortening
Rub between the hands until
crumbly and then spread evenly oye'
the cake. Bake IN moderate ove7
for thirty minutes, This amount ill
serve eight people.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03

Rochester and also was loaned 30
tho Pittsburgh club for "A month.
He was "A silent member OF the club
that won tho pennant In 1917 and
warmed the bench through the
worlds series. Just at the close OF
the season he WAS called to tho
colors, He WAS first assigned to
Camp Lewis ~ American Lake, but
later was Transferred 10 kellt field.
San Antonio. where he was n nom
commissioned officer In the nom
flying branch OF tho aviation serv-
ice. The Giants ran acroA him In
the spring Of 1918. when In tho
course OF their training trip they
visited San Antonio and played at
Kelly field and Camp Travis Gus
as the Giant players call him, was
tho star OF the Kelly field team and
ripped off couple Of his famous
long distance wallops that day.
When McGraw engineered the dea
for Earl Smith with tho Rochester clul
last winter he included Kelly ms on
OF the five players who were turne
Irwin assigned Kelly 10 first base an
the younsster proceeded 10 cover IN
bag In splendid style and to wsllop IN
bah at an amazing clip. The latss
batting nveragss OF the Interns tIons
league show that Kelly 10 date ID hit
ting at the rate OF .375. He Ia credite
with having made I31 hits snt sevent
runs In niety-sil games and with hay
Ing stolen tweuey-two bases, He NJ
out Of the game for two weeks recent
with an injury TO one OF his legs sus
tained IN sliding. but has been playinI
regularly Of late.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
THEATER BILLS

Empress ,heater. y to l0:4S p.
m Bryan, Washburn in Love
Insurance" comedy.
M'1este theater. 10 a. m 10
10 45 p m--Al Jennings in The
Lady OF the Dugout,' comedy
kluogfams
New Folly ,heater. 10 4j a m
10 10 IS p m - Alice Joyce IN
The Spark Divine comedy
Dreamlauh theater, Q a. m. to II
p. m Louise Giaum in "A Law
Unto Herself" Eddie Polo in a
Pistol Point Proposal :" serial !,
comedy
strand thca,er, 10 a. NJ. TO -
2 ! h 8 and 10 p N -'NiuuogS
Men"
Liberty thca'er-lHi Jinks com.
pany in "My Wiie's Husband
Lyric rhcaler, 30 10 10 As p
m,--Vaudewlle; pictures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
CAN TENNIS TEAM NAMED TO MEET AUSTRALIANS IN SPECIAL MATCHES

graham crackers with seeded raisins
press rSo together to form a sand
wich Crisp soda crackers may also
be used, or white or broSn bread
Rice With Cheese (Meat Subs,l
tute)--Steam one cup OF rice and adj
one and one.halt teaspoons salt
Cover bottom Of but,ered baking dish
with rice and dot wl,h small pieces
OF butter, sprinkle with grating OF
c1ce,c and a little cayenne pepper
Rcpca, until rice has been used AMI
nearly l,ali a pound OF cheese has
been added Add milk enough to
cover nearly TO top of dish. Cove
with bread crumbs and bake until
garc,e g.. melted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
THRASHlNG BLOWERS
USED FOR SMOKE STACK

COLUMBUS, lnd.-Thc Indian
apoli5, Columbus & Southern Traction
compauyS power plant Al Edinburg,
i' equipped with two blowers taken
from thraShng machine separators,
which are doing duty in place OF two
smoke stacl that we're blown down
by a h9h wind, Sunday night. The
power ior the two blowers is supplied
by n farm tractor
The use oi the two blowers made il
possible to resume the running OF all
the cars on the line, which were stop
ped when the stacks we're blown
down, and also to resume operations
at the Cntot Starch company works.
At EdnUure power for which is sup
piled by the traction company power
mouse.
Traffic was resumed in full between
Indianapolis and Seymour yesterday
afternoon, and with the aid OF the
blowers the company can take its time
IN building new smoke stacks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
Art Gumam Says:
"Hers II The Reason Why Wilson
viii Take A Swing Around
The Circuit"

Denr Editor: ..... wi.
son viii jump off from Wasa' .ooay
Ind ANkc n swing or sonc,nhs n,s
an 10 home ground for about
month. a. sn.s,r~
all ,,.m sames away from nome 70.
is n, account oi him wanting TO sive
,h ,,,ts n better idea OF this peace
.ble league which was got up over IN
psr,v 10 stop all wars unth nnS n
tlons decide 10 do Some more isn.,nn.
Tbey Ia some birds out IN .ns ,r,s al
- .,,,h ,be National or msbbe thc
Sm.ricsp and Wilson has got 70 70
an, ana explain that this peacAbis u
\ iesg q all by itself .,
The President will take special
ara, ana a bunch OF reporters alone
ana n had time I would break AWAY
Ara make the trip on account ..
wanting 10 give tho folks the straiens
dope and report everything IN o's
1 thai T va. the pres,den. will com.
over 10 Okla. City In person Sept. !.
Ana win be on the Job and give you
< kish eiatJ account Of the who,.
Naws N ths fo,ks order a copy Of the pa
Der In advance because they WIN prooI,
nNic h~ a r,'eh To read my stvft ann
the President may buy up lot o'
copies 10 take over 20 Wasn;
Esins another subject "a. ] sup
poss you observed where the national
~rcn,sh wants TO have. nine san.es iol
] the world serious and are tnink'na
onIy Of the dear public II, wanting tt
sr.ke me change. That dces moi
cctiol had N print "a. but n you wi
Oeiisv me the real reason p 70 maks
nm hit i,rfer when them
birds slice II over ~ OCT
\ ne first thing you know 20. eem'
ra,ional coulsh WIN want a vote q
msna the world serious nsbbe fhi,
aaU,se and half the scraps VII b.
called of because the players Nrs mo-
abis 10 play q very good game u
mIttens and snow0hoes.
ART QUINN.
o. r. b..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03

The palace Of the former German
emperor in Berlin At one time kept sOo
hovsemaids ard 200 liveried iootmen
IN sgnployment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.


Western.
Joplin u Oklahoma City !. 90 in
4 Wichita Z; Tulsa g. ui inn'nss)
Des Moines 4; Omaha !.
At e. Joseph Sioux City: rain
American.
New York at Boston. tRain
Washington ?. Philadelphia T.
Cleveland 4: st. fonis ,.
Chicago 5; Detroit 4. nS innings
National
Doston at New York; fRainl
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, tiain)
1t. Louis 2. Pittsburgh !.
Cincinnati 4. Chicago !.
Southern.
Memphis :; Nashville 4.
Chattanooga ). Little Rock l.
Birmingham o. Mobile
American Association.
NO games scheduled.
Taxas League.
Dsllas 1: Waco : Ufiftssn innlng.
Al Fort Worth l, Shreveport 0.
Al Houston 6; San Antonio T.
Al Beaumont 7, Galveston 8.
ropAv's oAMEs
No samss scheduled.
National League,
Boston At New York, thteatenlns'
phiiadelphIs at Brooklyn, threatening,
Cincinnati at Chicago. cloudy. 400.
Othes not scheduled.
Arssvioan lsaoue.
New York ot Boston. clear Two
games, 1:30 and a:ao,
Warrington At ph,,aaeiph"' TWO
games. clear, 40 and s'sy. ,.no
cleveland at 81. Louis. cloudy, 800
No others scheduled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
cot DER PHYSICIANS "a
ARE BEING Registered

Registration OF returned soldiesS
phsyicians in Oklahoma City is ~
ing made by the Physicians and Sue.
Reons exchange of this city. Frank ~
Tracy. in charge OF the bureau, sail
this morning.
"A larg. number OF calls have besn
received from people who want thsie
pre-war doctor and don't know whesn|
20 find him he said. I'VE are mahs
ing complete record Of these mea
to have available Tor the use Of the
public"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
PLAY TO BEGIN
At FOREST HILLS
TlIden, Johnston Williams
and Johnson on Team,

NEW YORK, sept William r.
rIlden II. Of Philadelphia. aud william
NJ. Johnston OF San Francisco, fnRllsls
IN tho national lawn tennis champion
ship ut Forest llills. n Y. TODAY will
form with Il, Norris Williams II. Of
BOSTON and Wallace +. johnson. Of
Philadelphia, the American team 10
meet tho Australian four In u team
match beginning tomorrow, the United
states national lawn tennis sssocia tlon
announced Play will consist OF four
doubles and four singles, no player par.
,lclpating In more than ono match each
daN
Wm, NJ. Johnston and w T Tilden
win meet hero today for the national
lawn tennis singles title II the weather
permits Rain early In the day made
tae playing OF the final round uncertain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
INDIANS annex
! CAME IN TENTH
Tanners Single Brings Home
Much Needed Run.

Tanners big stick brought home an
extra. inning frame for the Indians yes
terdey, giving them thu odd contest
In three game series The count was
. 10 I.
IaiN stroiled In tho last round on
four wild ones and a second later beat
Urlbeck's throw to second. passed
~ mt him on the third station, and
the game was put In the sack when
tanner leaned against the pill for a
o,csn single into center field. Round
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
A Formidable Future.

We'll see the day when nearly
every man can have an airship Of his
own
Il dunno how I'm going to keep at
my business then"
"Wha, is your business"
'lm a traffic cop,"---Washington
Star
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-03
TRY THESE

Cottage FTuit Pudding-One Gu,
Of sugar, one tablespoon butter, two
eggs. three cups flour, ont cup milk
baking powder and flavor.
Pu, layer OF the mixture in a
baking dish and a layer Of your IA.
vorite fruit, Sweetcned Continue
until dish is iull. Do not make the
LAYERS too thin. Bake
Raisin Sandwiches Spread fresh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
NEWS BULLETINS

IAiiS Feb. = Isnacc Jan raderc-
waki has instructed The Polish M
nom" commiit'" ia I'aris 10 urge that
me allied powers give their ;,cauicsc-
enc" 4" the S"ndiug to Poland OF tho
toli*h army jn traucc
New YORK, Feb. The central
reiterated Union. rep .Scntinr 300 600
Nov York labor men, decided unanim-
ouSl" "-niEht TO submit to the aIlili-
aie. unions the question whether they
M ,,.,a ",r,'r IN opposition 10 nation
comgnpies Of mis- section Tonight Il r. r." :
inhrH I'm order for cut ia copner
r"duciuin was 10 have gone into If
,cc' '"-morrow but final decision has
been withheld until ncxt week. wien
=" icS%cf ucCrcaSe may he made.
Icys WIN The roiish d del "Sss ' ihc
nation % tn" Province of roscm hy ~.
l'oi"S ana also the restoration 10 mar
Gnntirs OF authorities in East Irussi',
f"coGnl%ed 10y Prussia. The Poles d..
C!in"l "a acdUicScc
LONDON Frh. :. The British Ad-
mllrhli according to The pailv tx
y U.s. IhN"rS "a UNIVERSAL prohihi; ION
~ *uhmai!n construction and want.
/" see "a! existing submcrsibles de
LONDON Eco 'rhc violin figures
as Z. powerful h",p' ate OF iiussian 'cr
roriS' propaganda In the case Of Ell
M"Eh Socmur. n Russian I;olshcvis,
p, '''" - anu MS h"tn "WnNiug
,rnW0s mere ~ nnyimg revolutionary
'tt"iN, II VAS nude I;nnwn Tonight
iNk!S. FEB. !.-Womcn Will be ad-
miitcd us Delegates to the pnrmnn'mt
intcrna;ional labor conference which
- j" process Of formation here. This
was decided upon al meeting Of The
internal Iona iah"e legislation commit
Zee h"!d THIS morning under the prcsi-
d"ncE az samuel Gomp"rs. head Of the
American Federation OF Labor.
fASSAlC, y. j.. Feb. Two l. w
Hsi'aiors seeking TO organize strik-
Mui "i town to-nighr by The police
TINS development was followed by the
formation Of central committee OF
iweuty-iiyc to mnnaEc the strike The
"'avcrS Who have quit work number
WAsilINc.roN Feb. The bir;h
Gay ~ Theodore Roosevelt. October -.
would be SCI aside as a national hol-
day ~ I'm introduced to-day by
representative Edmouds, or rcnnsyl-
vauia
TNEIS rch 7.-Fir,y-onc French
generals We're Killed during the war.
OF these. !iftccm were division COM
mnnd"vs ana ihrty-siX were brigadicr
WASHINGTON Feb. Suggestion
ihat the arhc"c Of action Of the Pan
American Union ne extended to the set
Element Of boundary and other disputes
made by senior Dpn lEnacio caldrron
I!cliyiaH minister in 'h" United Sta-"s
ia rarlphlc; published day by the
United States governments
WASHINGTON, Feb The Hons.
Committee Oh :ducrti"n to- da> favor
ably reported ~ b!l providing Federal
aid To states FOR the promotion OF
vocational rehabilitation Of 3. persons
amount TO be allowed a state is $4,000
year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
URGE CONGRESS IMPROVE
WATERWAYS, FOR NATION
Rivers md inrbOrs Delegates Also
ASK Hail nnd Water WAR
fare Ccnse.
fBy Associated Press. I


WASlilNGTON. Feb. Federal
supervision OF water transportation
enlarged Jurisdiction of ne Interstate
Commerce Commission OYER water and
rail- rates. and the Improvement of
all nariSable streams upon which COM
merce could be established. we're
recommended to Congress too day in Il
declaration of principles adopted by
the national rivers and harbors con-
gress At the closing sessions OF it's
annual meeting.
Tho convention declared IL was the
imperative duty of Congress to systc-
Matte and improve tho w:vterways
IN such manner as 10 serve the pub
IL; ..:sefeE,. o:G thei -. 1:-y could
not be escaped
Appropriations Of the public reve-
nucs en- only be justified upon evil
dencc afording reasonable assur-
ance that channels SO improved will
be used for water transportation the
declaration said.
Coordination OF rail and water ia
ci!ities. 2nd abolition OF destructive
competitive warfare between the two
were favored. among other things. and
the congress expressed it's unity and
sympathy with transportation by rail
highway and air"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
GERMANY TO PAY GOLD
FOR SUPPLIES OF FOOD
taranr> Of tu,Idru>rd Milk Ucinc
Loaded .tloEr with Eats and
sSpcUn.

LONDON Feb. I.--C;crmany has un-
drrtakcn 10 pay in cola for food sup
plies. and orders have been sent TO
f.nE!nnd to load carGocS OF food into
shIpS read! Tor immed. ate TRANSPORT
(" Germany Via Holland. according to
titc l'arls political correspondent Of
the AH... The Hrs; food to be sent is
condensed milk. Fats viii follow. Ger
many has asked urgently tor a supply
of these.
il may be possible ia send under
TINS head surplus supplies of American
bacon In the hands OF British whole
saic!S and in the United States. Sol- ipg
problem tGat recently has caused
cons iderahie anxiety. since Britain on
the cessation 81 war conditions no
longer required tile supplies, of Amcri-
can bacon contracted for during the
progress Of hosti!itics.
Representatives. OF tho intcralIied
t9od commission are at present meet
INK German representatives ct spa to
discuss the problem OF feeding Ger
many G.rmany's undertaking 10 pay
%"Id Tor food i REGARDED as Il decision
"l "lcIt Importance.
Cod PAID by Germany fur food will
2" !" France and belgium. the ac-
counts bel wccn the ALL s being nd-
JuSi.d later. The reason for this is
That the countries named naturally
think the first use Of tho German gold
reserve should 10 for The cost OF re-
paTation in devastated territories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
MAY NAME COMMITTEE TO
SUGGEST PRICE SCALES
President Asked to Appoint Body to
Consider Prices TO lie Paid
ny Government.
IRy \ .soeiated rress.1

WASHINGTON Feb 1.-president
Wilson has been asked to name a COM
mittee o; industrial leaders and gov
eminent representatives. which win
have the power to investigate and sus-
crSt scale OF prices tor basic com
modities At which tn. government will
buy during The postwar period. Secre-
ttry of Commerce Jtcdncld announced
to-day.
The sep was taken af;cr confer
cnces OF producers and labor repre-
scntatives and government officials
who We're unauitn ous. Secretary Red
held said. in recommending ii.
General unemployment and Industrial
depression were threatened. Secretary
Kcdheid said. by the waiting tendency
noticed in nearly all Industries. due TO
a doubt as 10 the trend OF prices. and
!, was decided that IL some one hav-
ing official sanction could determine
the price levels for the government
itself. this would furnish u guide for
private enterprise in rcsuming activi-
ties.
There is no prospec: in the Immediate
future OF a restoration OF prc-w.r
prices. MIR Eedheid said
II is understood that the men vino
acted as division heads Of the war in
duStri"s board prior to it's dissolution
on january are among those sug-
Ecsted 10 the president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
IKN Associa,rb I,rcss. /

BERLIN. Feb. If the allies per-
siSt in imposing upon Germany de-
mands which viii make that country
the wage slave" OF it's enemies. the
allies must keep Germany in subiea-
ton for decades by armed forces.
against which Germany would rise at
AN opportuue moment and again plunge
the world into War. Professor Hans
Dcloru"ck. historian and pub!iciSt. do
clarcd To the correspondent to-day dur
inS discussion OF the Paris peace
conference. Professor Delbrucck said:
The question OF what constitutes !,
peace OF justice can best be answered
by investigating the list separate de-
mand made. 10 see whether Ii is cal
cula;ed TO light the fires of war again
IT some future day or whether /;
serves the ideal OF an enduring peace
Let me single out some Of these cues
lions.
1T is proposed to impose upon Ger
many Il burden which 1t cannot throw
off in Il short tin>. but which would
make the country the wage slave or
its enemies for decades. This could
he carried ont only if Germany were
kept suhducd by armed force all this
time. But there cannot he any douh;
that Germany would rise against such
slavery at the first opportunity and
the world would again be plunged into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
BILLY SUNDAY SINGERS
AT MASONIC GATHERING
h"dchenrer. Matthews and brewster
entertain Following Talk by
Grand Muster.

~ the regular meeting of Temple
Lodge No =. y. +. ~ a. NJ, last night,
Ter. T. l.. Cunningham, Of Newport
commencing the good work of his
deputy grand master I'm this district
ana several masters of the lodges of
me city; who briefly addressed the
iodGe. Roueheave-, brewster and Mat
thcWS: of the Sunday party, were pre-
scented after the close OF the Audi
i"rium meeting. These visiting mem
n"rS proved popular with the 800
present. and II was with difficulty that
M,"rsnipful Master y. H. Page. OF
Temple Lodge, brought the proceedings
~ :: .'-''-. SIs,-SeTs, .-'.& ,Ae'r LAX
nrs thea repaired to the dining room
Tor refreshments prepared by the
caterer. 4. w. Baker.
ME- koucheavcr and his aSSocat eS
sang and played numerous selections.
and were accorded Il royal welcome.
The exercises were finally brought to
Il close 10y all members singing Am erica
ana Il rising vote of thanks was cx-
tended to the visitors.
y number OF war songs were icnd
cred with Scvcra. of the Sunday meet
ing hymns and Mr.. Rodchcavcr CON
cludcd wiki an address, explaining the
efforts and results that would be
achieved through the hearty coopc,a-
zion of the members Of the lodge in
tn" present meetings Of the sunday
campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
USE ALL ARMS KNOWN
TO WARFARE IN BREMEN
Many ruhlir BUILDINGS Arc Dnmused
%! shells and ShrnpnrI During
battling.

EEHLIE. Feb. THE governments
victory al Bremen was achieved only
after bitter lighting with all arms OF
modern Neutrality-suspicious.. mine throw :
eis. tanks and armorcd cars were
used against the SpartacaUS.
Gradually the SpaC,acaGS lighting
va oroUsly. were driven from the street,
armorcd cars nllcd with government
troops .unSing into their midst
The City Hall. the Stock Exchange
ANA the Bremen Cathedral were badly
da mayed by shells and S!r:apncl.
The Reds made their last stand in Il
western suburb called Grocpelingcn.
They defended the bridges 10 the last.
Being unable to retreat across the
.Iiver they threw down their arms and
sought Sheltcr In private dwellings to
escape capture. The church bells be-
gan sounding the go%crnmcnt's vic
tory in the evening. but lighting con-
tinued all night. The casualties have
been heavy on both sides. Many build
iu.S were destroyed or damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
AMERICAN SHIPS WILL SOON
PLY ON THE RIVER RHINE
Rotterdam 10 become Base From
which Army of Occupation
Will BE SUPPLIED.

PARIS. Feb. 7.-American shins will
soon steam up the Rhine. using Rot
terdam AS base. according to infor-
nation made public here
~ is announcel that the transport
of the Americana TO their homes 10
progressing AZ rapidly as possible. and
that during February the number of
men 10 De taken to America would be
considerably augmented
Inc health OF the American soldiers
IN France is excellent. and their
morale is OF the highest They show
Willingness TO re-enter tho fray II oc-
caSion demands. there being "A feel
ing. apparently. that tho war ended too
soon Tor some OF the more Adventurous
cept the situation
The number OF cases OF influenza
among the troops is negligible. The
excellent physical standards set by the
american army guaranteed the men
against disagreeable effects from the
climate and the hardships OF carnpnicn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
PETTAWAY ESCAPES MOB
LSn"hcd Nan Was son of Murderer of
Father of Senator Sim
Iny Associated Press 7

WILMINGTON. \. T.. FOB. 7.-uanicl
IetlawaN held with John Daniels for
The alleged Staying OF GroXcr Dick.v,
zimmerman in OnSlow ,Slunty last
month, IS believed to have escaped the
armed and masked mob which Sturmcd
the OnSlow County Jail at Jackson
vile, Thursday and lynchcd Daniels
County officials said to-day tina; no
trace of fettaway'S body had been
found. although searching parties have
secured the nearby country
Feeling in Onslow County. at first
high, has subsidized. and no further
trouble is anticipated.
sheriff Walton to-day expressed tho
opinion that Pettaway escaped from
inc lynchcrs while Daniels was hcin.
hanged. IH;taway WAS wearing ouly
one shoe whom he left tho Jail and
footprints IN the road near Ills home
arc believed To he those Of the negro
The lynchcd negro was a son Of lilo
slayer Of tho father OF Senator sim
mons several years ago. He was
hanged after being tried and sentenced
in Jones county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-08
TO MOVE AMERICAN FORCES
BACK NEARER ARCHANGEL,
Nothing To he Gained by Further
Advance of Small Army Is
Claim Made.

PARIS. Feb. Tn order to avoid all
possibility OF disaster the allied AMI
American troops In Northern Russi,
now somewhat scattered, will in All
probability he moved back nearer 10
Archanscl and more closely conccn-
,tratcd This Information comes from
an authentic source.
No real d:ngcr 10 these troops 10
ioreScen TT this moment, but the lido,
is said to be that the concentrated,
nearer to the port Is desirable n.
precautionary measure because moth
ing is TO be gained by further .G.
vance with go small = force
AS regards the feeling Of tho A,no-
lean troops in Northern RUSSIA. re
ports r"r"!""i durini, the last fau
weeks show that while as "A matter NJ
course many OF the men would IIkn
TO go home as soon as possibIo ,,
if there is anything further to be do,n
they are quite as willing 10 20 tho
other way. N'N