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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28

Mrs. Florence Thomson Vedder was
the hostess at Thanksgiving dinner
at her home on Lacour street. The In
vited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
J. McNamee. Miss Mamie Orr, Messrs.
John Janney and w. w. Grubbs.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28

Earl Brodie was in Phoebe today
from the Nevada Horn Silver after sup
plies. He reports heavy snow on the
Bristol range.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28

George w. Franks left for Caliente
today. where he will adjust the loss
caused by the fire at the George W.
Senter home in Caliente last week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28

The recent rise in the price Of silver
Is causing many inquiries for leases in
Phoebe and the surrounding mining
districts.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28

Frank Riding, rancher and cattleman
of Eagle Valley, was in Phoebe We'd
ntsdsy disposing of a load of produce
from his ranch.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28

w. c. Dwyer of Spring Valley was in
Pioche Monday renewing old acquaint-
ances
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28

Mrs. James Love broke a small bona
In her left ankle while climbing over
the small fence which separates the
Love home from the Milsap home. DR..
smith pronounced the accident not q
serious one. but Mrs. Love will be con-
nned to her home for some time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
Cleveland Police Nab 100;
More Bombs Are Unearthed;
No Trouble Expected Here
Two Internal Machines Dis
covered by Clerk In Gin
bells Store In N. V; Ono
at Salisbury, N. c. Office.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nay 1.
One man Is dead. three po-
licemen were shot and proba-
bly, two hundred psrSons were
badly injured, Q score or moro
of whom are in hospitals and
more than one hundred per.
sons were arrested up TO 500
O'Clock this Afternoon, - the
result of a socialist -bolsheviki-
i. W. W. May Day demonstra-
ton which ended in q dozen
different riots in the down.
town section. this sftsfnoon. /
The dead man was a bystander. xho
was killed by an officers bullet when
the patrolman fired At . rioting
marcher.
All police reserves. Liberty loan
trucks and army tanks we're called
out to help queil the riots that threat
ened for time to envelop the entire
downtown business section.
Two policemen were shot by The,
marchers, and twelve persons, men
and women, were in hospitals shortly
after the riot started.
The first riot broke out when. q
parade Of more than five hundred 60
cialists, many carrying red flags,
passed Liberty icsn truck on Su-
perior avenue, near East Ninth street.
| NEW YORK, May 1.-Two bombs,
one Of them addressed to Senator
Reed Snoct Of Salt Lake City, and
the other TO an unknown addressee in
Utah, were returned to Gimbei's de.
partnent store for additional portage
and innocently remailed Tuesday By Q,
shipping clerk, postoffiee inspectors
| learned TODAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
CAROLYN kUlL GIVEN
SCHOOL ESSAY PRIZE

Carolyn Kull was awarded the prize
for the best essay written by the
students Of the junior class At the
high school, at . special assembly this
morning In he auditorium. The prize
was presented by Mrs ]. N.
Schwoerkr. representing the Fedora
tion Of Woman's clubs. Miss Kull is
one Of the honor students OF the high
school. having. within the last four
months, received first .place in the
short story contest staged by The
Student" the official publication Of
the institution. She also won first
place in an .interclub poem contest.
Those receiving honorable mention in
the junior class contest were Zelda
Hills, Elizabeth Connellce and Alma
Gideon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
Packages Sent 10 Prominent
State and Other Officials
Are Being Scrutinized Very
Carefully.

All packages addressed to promi-
nent, state. city. count and federal
officials here are being examined
carefully today by clerks at the Ok
lahcma City postofiioe. Orders were
Issued this morning by R. II. Hansen,
superintendent OF the mails, requr-
ing utmost vigilance on the par, OF
clerks handling matter which nigh,
contain explosives.
Burleson Issues Order.
1hi. precaution anticipated an Of
der issued this morning by Post
master General Burleson in which lie
asked postal officials all over the
United States to be on the lookout
for bomb packages such as have been
addressed TO prominent persons in all
parts Of the country.
While il would be impossible 10
examine every package sent here for
delivery. it was pointed out at the
postoffice this morning that only
prominent men are likely to be in
tended victims OF the bomb-makers.
Il was said that the men most
likely to be picked out hsre as VIC
tins would be such as lanes Find
lay, head Of the federal bureau Of in
vestigation. who has been instru-
mental in prosecuting many agitators
during the war; John Fain. United
States attorney, who has prosecuted
numerous reds; the county attor-
ney, mayor, chief Of police. governor
attorney general and others. All
mail sent to these persons is subject.
ed to close scrutiny.
Police Keep Watch.
With the reports Of anxfchistic &C
tivities throughout the country III,
pIainelotl,eei department Of the polio
force here b mlintaine Z strict vigi
for anything that savors Of !. W
W. tendencies.
: John Hubatka, chief Of detective,
said this morning that in his opinion
there are many Reds" in Oklaho-
ma City, but that they are keeping
we'll under cover. The police in re-
cent months, have received several
hints that members Of the ]. w. W.
are maintaining 4 secret organiua-
tion here. For weeks plainclothes-
men have been conducting an invcs-
tigation. but to no purpose. II such
II. organization exists here its oper-
ations are carried on with such Sc
crecy that the police are unable 10
break up the gang. t.
During the regime Of the county
council of defense the |. w. w. wa,
cowed to the extent that they were
very quiet. With the disbanding oi
the defense council, il is believed
the proponents Of the red flag arc
again marshaIling their forces.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
BANK CASHIER
ADMITS FRAUD
Sacramento Official Pleads
Guilty to EmbezzIing Funds,

SACRAMENTO, Cal, May l..
Frank A. Brush. cashier Of the Santa
Rosa National bank. Santa Rosa,
Cal, pleaded guilty today in the
United States district court to a
charge Of emberfling $4,000 Of the
banks funds.
He vas sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment in MeNeills Island fed
eral penitentiary.
Fernando Sonora, son-in-law Of the
late former President Sierra Of Hon
duras, and William c. Grant and
Harold E. Loughery, assistant cash
iers Of the bank. pleaded not guilty
to similar charges in indictments re-
turned against them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
CLASCO ADMITS
BONDS LICKED
Administration Supporter
Sees Defeat In McClain.

Governor Robertson's s,OW0,M
road bond proposal will be defeated
IN ncClain county by from 2 to ) to, ],
according to 4. E. Glasco. member Of
the house Of representatives, who was
in Oklshtms City this morning.
This st1temsat from Glasso is con-
sidered d extraordinary significance
in indicating sentiment. as Giasco dis
tngpisked himself in the last session
Of the legislature a an administration
supporter and a. An advocate Of the
Robertson road plan.
But In my county the bonds are
licked the{e's no use in trying 70 deny
that fact,s II said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
PARIS CROWDS
RUSH THROUGH.
TROOP GUARDS
Cavalry Is Used to Disperse
May Day Demonstrators.

PARIS, May l.-Seyera, person,
we're slightly injured in clashes witt
troops resisting the passage ol
crowds toward the Place de IL Con.
'corde during attempts at May-day
demonstrations here this afternoon
No shots were fired, but a few in
dividuals in the crowd were slashed
with swords.
PARIS. May l.-Crowds which
gradually had been assembling in the
Place Madeleine. broke through the in
fantry Gordon stretched between the
Medeleine and the Place de la Con-
corde and swept down the Rue Royale.
Cavalry hurried them backward I'M
mediately to the side streets. but sew
eral thousand reached the Place dc la
Concorde.
Cavalry On Guard.
The most conspicuous feature OF
the governments measures against
possible trouble was the occupation
Of the Place de Ia Concordc by cav
airy, TO insure the enforcement OF
the order against street demonstfa-
tons.
Shortly after 2 o'clock in the aft
crnoon detaohments OF infantry
quietly occupied positions near the
Hotel de Crillon. headquarters Of the
American peace delegation, in the
RE Royale and the Rue de Rivoli.
Squadrms OF republican guards as
sembled here and there in the streets
leading from the principal boule-
wards.
Industry Al Slandstiil.
The cessation of work for the day
in accordance with the plan for the
A-hour shut down was virtually
complete. Not wheel wa, turning
OH any of the transportation systems
and taxicabs and omnibuses kept of
the streets. All restaurants and
cafes were closed and guests in the
hotels went hungry II they had no,
supplied themselves with food be-
forehand. Even the drug stores
closed.
Theateys, music halls and other re-
tcortIrusd on psse q. Column A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
JEWS
REPORTED SLAIN
School Teacher at Pinsk Be-
comes Insane by Torture.

LONDON. May l,-Fiity-six Jews
have been killed in a pogrom at
Pinsk, according to an announcement
from the central office Of the Zionist
association, which received It's In
formation from, the organirsHurs
Copenhagen bureau ....,-........
Forty persons wers isoned and
brutally treated, il is said, and three
women were flosgcd, one school mis-
tress being rendered insane by the
torture. The synagogues At Pinsk
are reported to be closed and the Jews
have been impressed At forced labor
Military leaders are said to have de-
usanded 10000 marks, threatenins To
shoot Jewish leaders II the sum is not
paid within twenty -four hours.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
REDS LEAVE
PETR0GRAO;
ALLIES swim
Many inhabitants Of City Be-
ing Sent Away,
SIBER1ANS FALL BACK
In North, BoIsheviki Driven
to New Positions,

HELSlNGFORS. Wednesday. April
0.-Petrograd is being evacuated by
the bolsheviki. reports from reliable
sources say. Many of the inhabitants
are being sent away and the bolshc-
vik government is taking rigorous
measures to prevent the news OF the
happenings at Olonetz from reaching
the people.
LONDON. May l.-Along the Muir
mansk railway the bolshevik troops,
under allied pressure. have Withdrawn
to new positions thirty miles west Of
Pehosavodsk. on the western bank Of
Lake Omega.
A Russian wireless message report
ing the withdrawal says that the bol-
sheviki have carried out an advance
OF the allied front southeast, where
the Siberians have been driven back
twenty miles in the region east Of
Orenburg.
Concerning the decision on the
Archangsl front. the Russian state,
nent elsiMs that the reds have ad'
vaneed on the left hank Of the Dvina
70 the snouth OF the river Shuvees
ease tf the Vasa. A further advsncs
has been hindefed BY spring floods.
In the OrenburS region the bolshe.
Wiki claim 20 have crossed the river
Dema and 10 have advanced to q line
IS miles northeast OF Buzuluk (be-
tween Orenburg and Samara) and to
have advanced fighting in the region
Of Busmaslan least Of Samara.)
On the other hand. the bolsheviki
were forced to retire six to ten miles
north Of the Elabuga- Usrapolsk rail-
way (in the region east Of Mazan.)
Another Russian wireless official
says that along the Salmysch river
northwest OF Orenburg. the reds "ob-
tanned a complete victory over Ad-
miral Kolchak's Fourth army corps, y
wiping out eight regiments and cap
turing more than 500 prisoners.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
RED FLAGS
ARE SEIZED
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May l.-Several red
flags which policemen removed
from the roofs OF two downstown
elevated stations today were
strong on May-day radicallsm'
bu, weak on spelling
The flags bore these legends:
Long live the All-Warld," (pro-
le,arian Dictatorship; Hoo
ray OF the Warld," Socialist fed
eral soviet republic and Down
with the Capitalistic lmperialis,ic
System
At the department OF justice the
crude handling OF simple words
and the correct spelling OF longer
ones suggested that the display
was that OF a foreigner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
LAST MINUTE NEWS

NEW YORK, May This Hain entrances 70 Madison
Square Garden, whe Thousands II worksn were assembled
u take part Ia Nay Day labor dsmonasHos was ormsd
- sod5en and sailors b uniform ths afsnoea. ....
WhIs pesvest nassAars eusfd 1osmsl barrier, ths
~ bosAsvik ding tie '1 6psaSlsd banner" were "a
Sase By The police authces and consented to dspgss.
%s yINgTA MAN GRAND MASTER
~ cHsw ot yalh W. ssssA G Master TIE otahcma
80 = cudss W slss'st tsDsv Gelsl Msssw. TF
II 1AuE 3tsSENcEn HoaDxD. or Naooe1 49,. IA ssgja
gQ91D0 0A ~ E-enaA 1lsxssh M messeeF r. u
80 !ovp - ~ ~ ~ yo44 d ssehs eeal1InG N1Qp0
~ tsSY S lsiEh ~ 1eaes& Several wKo
isiss wap &svm on taadss'
$3.50 fILlARD GIVES IEvy OPINION:
Res ,Lnh4 eAy s>wrsy 4desed vsstel opnon late today
.9ge u sk se,sioe tha, ~ " sx kyy may 3 shsd ~ the
0 q n1ise = Il ecsaly srss tssid H " 1ssi so draw
r. - - peshG Win ~ ssnlea q tUll 0Isuels II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
Bomb Is Addressed
To Senator 0verman

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The post
master at Salisbury. N. C.. teiesraphed
the postoffice department today that
.. package containing . bomb similar
to those found in New York, had been
received there addressed to Senatoe
Overman. The postmaster 10 hold.
ing the package.
As acting chairman Of the senate
Judiciary committee. Senator Over.
man had charge OF the espionass srt
and many other measures dealina
with law enforcement during the var.
He also is chairman Of the speciaI
senate committee investigating pro.
German and other radical psopa.
.gands.
lin holding up the package I'd.
dressed to Senator Overmsp, The
postmaster At Salisbury scted VI &c.
cordance with general orders ieevet
last night to all employees Of Ne Desi
service 10 make every effort 10 pse.
vent delivery Of suspieious mail mats
ter. II was said here that the Sails,
bury package bore the Gimbel DYuth.
er5' mailing label and In every way
resembled those discovered h New
York. Ia7F
The chief postal inspector rce isss
communication with The Sstiskury
postmaster TO learn something sbogt
the machine sent to the Noeth Chr
olina senator. Up to the time M ~
port was received here, these ~
been no overnight informatioa = to
other finds, and some of The ~ r
the inspectors department. whsS ~
been on the job oil night expseso16
the opinion that pfseticsiiy the vhoDo
anarc''istic output had been ioestod,
Reports from every sectioa ee ~
country indicated early today dat {
thorough search. stili waG teiaa 80
., the mails ioe NetAef 49,
Washington 3 eless vs1G6 ~ -
on oil official mail aad lAsso 49,
little possibility Of suaDjeieu0 ~
oies getting out. iiaf Y,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

ST. LOUIS. May LATTER sdopt'
ing . resolution urging President VIII
con 10 hasten back 10 America and
call an extra session Of congress, the
United States Chamber Of Cemmsfce,
reeonsidered its action todsy and
climinsied reference 10 the psesident's :
retuyn. The amended sesoiy(ion said
h wss hopsd shat ''the pfssidsni. In.
asedietely upon his return wouM ~
sembls congress In ektr,erdlaasy ~
sioN iof spaetmeat Vt lGoislatica ne.
esssry 10 SafeKuard our social aad
Business structure"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS
ARRIVE At NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Nay i.--riity.,hfes
officers and LAP men Of the Twenty
eighth division. former national guard
Of Pennsylvania, arrived here today
On the steamship Finland from St
Naaaire.
The Finland brought altogether
$500 troops, including the Twenty.
hird, Forty-sixth and Ninety-sixtt
bAss hospitals, the Second and Tenth
eonvalsseeut camps; wounded and
casuals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
men NAMED
FOR FLIGHT
WITH CIRCUS
Russell Johnson, Jack Nelson
and Nat Lindsay Winners.
FLYING PLANS CHANGED
Flight Winners to Be Taken
Up at 10 in Morning,

Russell Johnson, 1919 East Eighth
street; Jack Nelson, 406 South Broad
way, and Nat Lindsay, Buick Sales
company, were the three winners in
the Victory loan airplane lottery,
held in the Chamber OF Commerce
this morning, and will be given a free
ride in the planes Of the flying circus
~ they present themselves at the
Westwood aviation field 10 T. r.
Martin promptly At 10 o'clock tomor-
sow morning.
Twelve Names Drawn.
Twelve names were drawn in the
lettsry. In case anyone Of the three
hrsts Il late or fails to sppear the
next man on the lists will be given
his place In the ship. The others, In
The order drawn, were G. z. Moerer,
yl6 North Shartei; S. F. Swihart. 72l
State National bank; Waiter /.
Reid Oklahoma Railway company
Lawrence S. Gibbons, $40 West
Ninth: B. F. Myers, 7i6 Coisord
Dsitdins; T. r. Aathewv. jo6 King
enda hotel; Paul A. Henshsw, ui
rs3 Elite6tls street: EmsFSoW
na4 to6 Claseen bosievsrd, and
\ \ g. klein. 50 West Main street.
J6haecu. Ne)kca and Undsay md
lirs. Jewall Dtainbfidse are now the
iaes civilians that will 70 up. T, y.
Martin and Waller N. Harrison have
specisl permission from the suthori.
ties 40 10 make the trip. II.
The planes In which the civilians
Will. fly viii probably be standard
Amlfican machines, The flights will
begin promptly at 10 o'clock and will
b. finished BY II 30 o'clock.
Ciseus Program Changed.
The program for the flying circus
was changed materially today, when
Z. z. Martin got IN touch with Maj
Ceoeae E. Stfatemeyer On the tele.
phone at Wichitx The train 10 ched-
skd TO arrive here before 6 o'clock
lomesrow morning. II will immedi-
Glely Be switched 10 the Frisco tracks
md run out to the Westwood aviation
ljoll. Since the train consists OF
Shirseen cars, including . diner, the
loscs will not eat either breakfast o.
Iuachesn IN the Lee -Huekins hotel.
Nine Of the ears in the train are
open end baggaGe cNrs, containing
sixteen planes, eieven OF twelve -oi
which viii ke seen IN action Friday,
according 10 Msjcr SsrateMeyer. The
circus viii begin st ! 10 and will las,
until J o'clock.
Al least four ships from Fort Sill
vii b Ia 0kiahsms City tomorrow
piIossd hy Lisutenant Colonel Bsrnits
tcsvs,ev,6 N peee Z. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
y, s. FLlERS AH0P OFF"
FROM MEWF0UnDlAMD

NEW YORK, May THE start Of
the trans Atlantic flight BY United
States navy seaplAnes will be from
Trepassy. N. r. Il was announced TO-
day BY Commander John H. Towers
From Trepassy the planes will fly
10 the Azores. then to Lisbon. Portu-
gal. thence TO Plymouth. England.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
PLANE BURNS; FliER
IS BURNED TO DEATH

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, May l.
Lieut.. L. F. Lsnkey. q years old,
army aviator from carlstro'n field.
Arcadia, Fia.. was busned 10 death
here this morning when his machine
burst into flames and fen. HE home
was At Bay City, Mich.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
pURLEs0n REFUSES
MACkAY'S REQUEST

4 WASHINGTON. Nay i.--Postmas.
LIT Cspesal Buriesoa today refused TO
,ceasidet he request Of Clarence H.
,NAelay lor tn immediats return a
~ Petal Tslesssph ilsss 10 private
DVnssship.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
REPORTS ON LOAN
ARE STILL SLOW;
STATE IS LAcC|NC
Little Additional to Report
Today at Headquarters,

County reports at the state Liberty
loan headquarters were slow again
this morning and N. X. Graham,
state. director. had little more than
the $l6,979.6D announced officially
last night and the $4,000 unof.
ficially, 10 report. The Official fix.
ure shows that only 50 percent OF Ok
lahoma City's quota has been sub
,cribed. A telegram from Kansas
City this morning says that only ~
percent Of the quota for the Ten,l,
Federal Reserve district has been OBJ
tanned and that according to reports
filed at headquarters, Oklahoma is
still $lJ0U,m behind.
Graham Disappointed.
With ten days OF the drive already
gone this total is disappointment
to Graham. lie hopes however to
approach the 80 percent mark by
Thursday night
Countie. reported Having Is per.
cent OF their quotas and less, arc
Delaware Is. Adair "a, Wagner 10
Woodward 5, Love "A, Harper g.
Pawneo q, Latimer "A, and LeFlorc
Il.
Counties reported Is to 50 percen,
over are: McClain ", Payne N
Seminole IS, Craig IS, Roger, d
Cherokee 70, Muskosee IS, Lincolr
U.gPottawatomie 81, Kay Is, Majo,
o, Cotton IS, Stephens H, Beaver 33
Dewey q. Ellis g, Texas 81, Wood,
Rogers IS, Garter u. Murray a
Tulsa =. Washington u. and Ok,
mulgee 4.
Counter reporting 50 percent 10 Z!
percent Of their quotas are: Greed
81 Aayes 80, Usage rs, Haskell 81
fcoNNiouaA - Os~> r>s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
CBy The Associated Press) }

ROME. Wednesday, April N.--Thc
Italian delegation 10 the peace con-
ference met late today under the
chairmanship Of Premier Orlando to
consider the situation. The meeting
came after conference, the premier
had had with the king and American
Ambassador Page
PARIS. May l.-(Hayas.)- The
opinion prevails in peace conference
circles that the peace preliminarIes
will be communicated TO the Germans
Monday afternoon.
PARIS, May l--Various lesser de-
tails Of the peace treaty were taken
up today by the council Of three,
among them the question OF the cap
tured German cables.
With the Kiao Chau problem dis
posed of. the Adriatic question is the
only highly important matter remain
ing unsettled.
PARIS, April U-The adequacy
OF the powers conferred upon the
German delegates and the question
as 10 the extent which the delegates
are qualified to speak for Bavaria,
which came suddenly TO the front to-
day, may furnish an occasion TO de-
fer the presentation Of the treaty by
the allies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

f1y The Associated Prsss)
> VERSAILLES, Astil D.--The spa
eioss dining room Of the Hotel 'Tria-
,cssusssS On -, 4 cs,sms l.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01

Allies Hold First Official Meeting With Enemy
German Enjoys Credentials
Handed 10 Committee at 3
O'clock Italian Delegates
Hold Meeting al Rome,

VERSAILLES, May 1.-The first
official meeting between allied repre-
senta,ives and the German peace del
ega,es will take place at ; o'clock this
afternoon. A committee from the
allie, and the United States will re-
ceive the German credentials at that
time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-10
BROUGHT "AFFlNlTY" HOME
DISGUISED AS A NURSE

SPOKANE. oct. 9.-When Frank
I.avigne brought his affinity" dis
guised as a nurse to live with him and
his wife, he added insult to injury, his
wife thought. She asks a divorce.