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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
anna CASE CLAD
SHE WAS MEMBER
OF POOR FAMILY
Famous Singer Thinks Hard
ships Aid to Success,

81 thank the Lord | was born IN a
poor family" said pretty Anna Case,
lyric singer. member of the New York
Metropolitan Opera company. who is
TO he soloist at the Apollo club CON
cert at the high school auditorium to-
night y am glad was placed in
circumstances where I had to do for
myself and had to cultivate the best
there was in me, II was hard fight"
and her voice quivered a little as she
recalled her early struggle. but won,
and | probably would not have
amounted to row Of pins II had
not been obliged 10 meet and over
come these obstacles. | now look
upon them as character moulders. and
as creating determination and self
confidence, so necessary in the battle
Tor success"
Miss Case believes a singer must
be born, not made. and that no amount
Of training will ever enable any singer
to reach III. apex OF success without,
inborn voice
She believes great injustice Is
done many an aspiring artist through
the prejudice Of the family against
music as a profession. "a successful
singer is far preferable to a failure in
the business world" she claims. "A
child should be allowed to choose his
nwo raliipg and IN iporess Ia. o,yo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
DALLAS SUSPECT
MAY have TAKEN
COLD FROM SNIP
Man Under Arrest Accused
Of SwindIing Banks,

DALLAS. Texas. April 2l.-The
man known as +. ]. Farnum or ] T.
Murray, who was arrested at Texar-
Kama, Ark, Yesterday OH charges OF
having swindlcd Houston, Tex. banks
OF Sll,m is accused OF being the man
who participated in . spectacular theft
OF gold from the steamer Humboldt,
south bound from Alaska, in 1910 &C
uording to the private detective agency
which caused his arrest
The detectives also accuse him Of
winding banks in Denver. Colo, and
Tacoma, Wash, ont OF $4,000 and
banks in Atlanta. Ga, out OF $4,000.
Murray, according to the agency,
has been making his home in Dallas,
where he was engaged as a broker.
Murray, who is also known as Mou-
rey, Frank Klmball Joe A. Matthews
and Charles Everett, was one OF three
who obtained $4,000 by the robbery
on the Humboldt in 1910 while enroute
to Seattle, according to a statement by
the detective agency. He substituted
dummy box similar to the one con-
tanning gold bullion, aided BY a woman
who diverted the attention OF those in
charge OF the pold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
nubATKA GIVEN
POSTS JOB AS
DETECTIVE HEAD
Lee Mul|eniy Appointed Ber-
tiIIon Superintendent,

Mayor Walton this morning an
nounced the appointment OF John
Hubatka, veteran policeman, to the Of
flee Of chief Of detectives Hubatka
is pioneer resident OF Oklahoma
City and for years has been identified
with the police department here. At
one time he served as chief of police
Huba,ka succeeds Charles {. Post,
who, is is understood, will accept a
position with the secret service de-
partmcnt of the government.
Mayor Walton also announced the
appointment of Lee Mullenix as super
intendent Of the Bertillon department,
a new office. fsst. as captain Of de
tectives, also had charge of this de-
partment. Post took a special course
Of training in Bertillon method, at
Leavenworth, Kan.
Ordinances providing for the ere
alton Of the office OF superintendent OF
Bertillon and affixing the salaries
for this office and the office OF chiet
Of detectives will be drawn up soon bv
Mayor Walton. The salary OF chief OF
detectives will be not in exec. Of
$50 and that OF superintendent OF
Bertillon not In excess OF SlAs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
RA|[R0AOERS
ARRESTED BY
CITY POLICE
Campaign Against Small
Switch Crews Started,
THREE CREWS ARE TAKEN
Only Three in Each Instead
Of Four II Is Charged.

One switching crew of the Ro,h
Island and two ot the Frisco RailWay
company were arrested early th, ait.
ernoon - the tlrN stroke OF a cam
palgn by the police department, to en-.
iorce city ordinance requiring four
men on each railroad switching crew
within the city limits j, is charged
that the three crews arrested CON
tanned but three each
Mayor Walton announced icw
days ago tina, he would begin lmmc-
dlately fight against the railroads
ignoring the ordinance. Arrests OF
the crews tied up switching work Tor
a short time but police rushed through
the iormali,y Of bonding the arrested
men in order tina, they NIGH, go back
10 their work
After the arrests OF the first three
crews, police started out to get an
other "ins,ament"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
ADMIRAL BENSON
H0N0REO By WILSON

WASHINGTON, April 2l-Admiral
William ). Benson. chief OF naval OPP
erations. has been awarded the navy
Distinguished Service medal by drec-
ton OF President Wilson Admiral
Benson is now a, Paris and presen,a.
,ion OF the medal probably will no, be
made until his return to the United
States as the navy medals have no, yet,
been completed.
Acting Secretary Roosevelt today
sen, this cablegram to the admiral
The president OF the United States
takes pleasure in presenting to YOU the
navy Distinguished Service medal for
exceptionally meri,orious and disiin-
guished service as chief Of naval oper-
ations throughout the war with the
central powers"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

Castleberry's knowledge, he, a first
lieutenant, and another private, curl
ously enough y man from Guthrie
named Shelter, all three Of whom
were taken prisoners, we're ii, sole
survivors ten days later.
Rescued Lieutenant.
During q German attack the COM
pany was GU, off from its support
and surrounded by the Germans. A
wholesale slaughter followed. The
company, commander was killed with
the rest Of the men and the lieu,en-
an, was wounded in the shoulder
and rendered helpless from loss Of
Hood. Though surrounded by Ger
mans. Shelter and Caaleberry. who
tcosssNvsd on Psss .. Column T.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Tank TO Break
Trees to Shou,
Its Strength
Demonstration Of Whippet at
DeImar Garden Alter Circus
This Afternoon,

Deu,ed by sniper, bullets, Scared
by German art,llal the paint C. its
clmouilage battered away IN places,
proof ui the terri1', conflicts i has
been through, the Victory loan arm.
orcd "whippet" tank number twelve,
arrived IN Oklahoma CITY th, morn
ins and will be demonstrated at the
old Dclmar garden, right after the
circus at 4 IS O'Clock this afternoon
To Batter Trees.
Plans have already been made TO
have the tank demonstrate rs abil-
i,ics /, will knock down trees
climb in and out OF shell holes and
demoli5h walls. The machine gun
will sweep from ,ide to side III its
armefed ieffet ba king forth a meA-
sage to Oklahoma Cltyaus to re-
spond to the last war loan
The tank is being driven by Ser
gelnt K. W. Hopper, and the machine
gun is operated by Private Paul
Burke. both OF whom haze seen serv-
ie, with the tank cops in France
The tank will be in iron, OF tn,
Chamber OF Commerce a, noon. Scot
Ferris and other Victory loan speak.
ers will make addresses from il al
tha, time |, will be run through III,
streets OF the city until 4 o'clock and
Ferris will probably make one or
more address during The afternoon.
Hero To Speak.
Sergeant {. NJ. Nelson. OF the
Fifth marines who was wounded and
awarded the Croix de Guerre IN the
battle OF Bellcau wood. in the Cha
teau Thierry sector, will also speak
from the tank today and will accom-
pany 1t on the rest OF its trip through
the state
lie was awarded the decoratiou,
with the star, for exceptional bravcry
i'll capturing a machine gun nest | he
iour other marines who were with
Nelson were killed Nelson spoke
in the interest of III: Fourth liberty
loan in New York City last year.
He was to be one Of the speakers a,
the luncheon of the executive com
rnittee and liberty loan workers at
noon today in the Chamber of Com
merce.
The tank leaves for Fl Reno to-
ni2ht.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Weuston Boy, Hun Captive,
Taken At Chateau Thierry,
Visits Aunt in This City


One Of the first Oklahoma SOL
diers to 90 through the trials Of .
German prison camp passed through
Oklahoma City yesterday afternoon
on his way TO his home in Wellston.
The boy, whose name Is George w.
Cai,leberry. made two futile attempts
to escape from the prison camp at
Raes,ait during his confinement OF
five months. He was a member Of
Company c, 10th infantry. a unit OF
the Twenty eighth or Keystone di.
vision. composed mostly OF Pennsyl'
vania troops.
He was taken prisoner in the bat
lie Of Chateau Thierry. When his
company went into the front lines
from the Sun"ort trenches Il was
composed OF 2+S men. To the bes, Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Wilson C0nfers
With Japanese

PARIS, April ll.-President Will
son had a long conference this morn
ing with Baron Mikino and Viscount
Chinda Of the Japanese peace delega-
ton.
Hugh {. Wallace. the new ambassa-
dor to France, and Mrs Wallace had
luncheon with the president and Mrs.
Wilson 1T the Paris White House"
PARIS, Sunday April "a state
ment sSucd tl,S evening by the
iIayaS news bnreau. a semi-official
agcucy say, that surprise has been
manifested over the fact that Ger
many lid NO, >el,ct more important
men Tor her peace delegation that DR..
Eaniel Won HarrihauSen. Herr Won
Keller. Ernst Schmidt, Herr Reim-
k and Herr Ludels and also that,
according to The German note they
will have power onl'' to receive the
tex, of the terms and not to sign the
treaty.
1t is declared. the settlement adds.
that in these circumstances the send
ing OF these delegates to Versailles
-uld he useless
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Airshiip Line
Being Formed
In This City
D Discharged Aviator Sells
Shares 10 Business Men
at $40 Each Here,

Formation OF stock company to
purchase an airplanc to be stationed
in Oklahoma City has been begun by
Julian ) Daniels. recently discharged
from the aviation service at Post
field. Fort Sill. Stock at so a share
i, being sold 10 business men here
Each share entities the holder 10 one
r!de in the plane
/, is proposed by Daniels TO have
the ship available here for flights to
Kansas City, Dallas and other points.
The words. Oklahoma Clry," will be
painted on the bottom OF the ship
Capital stock Of the company will
be between $500 and $1,000 Daniel,
is connected at presen, with the Car
hart Motor company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
SAN FRANCISCO WINS
MUNICIPAL CAR CASE

WASHINGTON, April 2l,-Federal
court DEGREES disnissing injunction
proceedings brought by the United
Railroads OF San Francisco 10 prevent
the city from constructing and operat-
ing a municipality owned street car
system on streets where the company
already had tracks were upheld today
by the supreme court.
In dimissing the company's appeal,
Justice Holmes. who rendered the
opinion, said this action was taken by
the court without prejudice so that the
street railway company could institute
damage proceedings IL Il desired.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
BOOTHS
To Be RULED
OUT BY MAYOR
Walton 10 Draft Ordinance
AboIiShing Them Here,
DANCES ALSO CONSIDERED
Booth Ordinance viii Bear
Emergency Clause, Said,

Following the statement yesterday
afternoon by J l.. Young, federal vice
investigator, that young girls are oft
times led astray behind the curtains
OF private booths in cafes and res,ai-
rants, Mayor Walton this morning
said he will draft an ordinance pro-
vidng for the abolition OF all private
booths in cafes and restaurants.
Mayor Walton said he will draw ~
the ordinance at once and present II
10 the commissioners as an emergency
measure. which il adopted, makes 1t
effective Immediately MI booths in
eating houses, which screen occupants
from the gaze OF other patrons. are at
iec,ed by the plan. Booths so CON
strue,ed that the occupants are not
screened, will not be affected, How
ever, all booths, located with view to
privacy, will be ruled out, whether or
not screened.
81 agree with Mr.. Young in his
statement that young girls and older
ones. for that matter are led into
paths of vice through associations
formed in these private booths Other
wives husbands and other husbands
wives also use these booths for clan
destine meetings"
Mayor Walton said that he also
loolstd upon public dances with ,.s.
isvos swd intimated tAat measures tn
remedy evil conditions IN psblc dance
halls may be taken He said that q
sep Of that nature required careful
confederation and that for the present
no action would be taken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
TULSA CAR FACTIONS
TO DISCUSS STRIKE

TULSA Okla, April p - (Spccial) J
Charles + Allen, chief OF police OF
Tulsa, at 20 o'clock this afternoon
announced that no disturbance as a
result OF the Tulsa street railway
strike which wen, in force a, midnight
Saturday is anticipated All traffic Is
tied up pending a meeting Of the board
Of directors and representatives Of the
labor union scheduled At 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning c. II. BosIer, pres
ident OF the street car company. will
arrive from Dayton. Ohio. to attend
the meeting. y Amicablc se,,lemen, of
differences will be attempted BY the
railway company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
N0WATAtGAS REFUND
CHECK IS RECEIVED

The Nowata County Gas company
ha, given up its fight against payment
OF the refund to its consumers on gas
bill, for January and February, 1918.
when :, was unable TO furnish an ade-
quate supply Of gas during a severe
cold spell A check for $l,7+4Al COW
ering the amount Of the refund. was
received this morning by the corpo-
ration commission.
A. refund also was ordered by the
Oklahoma Gas and Electric company
OF Oklahoma City, bu, this case is still
pending in the supreme court.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Telephone Strikers
Approve Agreement

BOSTON, April 2l.-Ths agree.
ment reached BY the committee OF
striking telephone operators with OF
ficisis Of the New England Tele-
phoae 4 Telegraph company and the
Providence Telephone company yes
terdsy was ratified At a mass meet
ing Of the strikers today and oil un-
Ion members were ordered TO report
for work a their switehboards st
J o'clock this AFTERNOON.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
NEW ENGLAND PHONE
SERVICE IS RESUMED

BOSTON, April q. - Telephone
service here and in other places az
fected by tho strike OF operators and
electrical workers OF the New Eng
land Telephone 4 Telegraph company
and Providence Telephone company
was resumed in part today. The de-
tails Of the aQNeement will not be
available until tomorrow when the
strike committees and company off
eials draw no the final terms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
HIGHER COMMODITY RATE
ON SUGAR IS APPROVED

WASHINGTON, April 2l. - In
creased commodity rates on sugar In
carload shipments from New Orleans
and other Louisiana ports to Houston
terminal junction, Texa, City and
Texas City Junction, asked by the
Trinity 4 Brsree Valley railway com.
pany and the Texas City Terminal
company, were approved for filing to-
day by the interstate commerce COM
mission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

lp,Il subscriptions obtained IN Ok.
lahoma CIiy and reported TO the coun-
,y committee OF the Victory loan up
TO noon today reached S25l 7U-but
according to county offices this repre-
scnt> reports from only about half OF
the - mems and ~ womenS teams
which began their canvass Of the city
at 9 o'clock this morning
Standing OF the four divisions into
which the teams are divided was re-
ported al noon as follows
R. N. Scott'9 division. io5 subscrip-
tions, N2350
Walter Deans division, 80 subscrip-
items, $4,000.
W. H. Vespei's division, 176 sub
scriptions, Sol $50.
IA, Gross's division, l2s subserip-
tions. $4,000.
Mrs. c. B. Ames, womcn's division
$4,000.
Leading teams in each division we're
announced as follows
S. s. Linday, captain, vespcr's d.
vision. - subscriptions, 1890.
Reese Jones, captain, Deans divi-
sic-, ~ subscriptions. sn.5oo.
W. W. Edwards, captain, Scotts di-
vision, IS subscriptions, Sl2,350.
George Sunny, captain, Cross di-
vision, S subscriptions. $500.
Hundred percent" firms here
those who report every cmploye and
member a Victory loan subscriber go
were reported up TO noon TO mclndc
the International Harvester company,
Oklahoma City Building & Loan aSso-
citation. Southwestern Reserve hlu,,
and Storm & Erickson
Report Wanted
At county headquarters an appeal
vas ISSUED a, noon 10 workers 10 make
their reports hencetor,h in order that
total results may be made known at
the MONDAY luncheons,
More than 800 men and women
workers started out this morning a,
9 o'clock on a canvass OF every nook
and corner OF the city. A dozen or
more telephones have been installed
in the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
for the reception OF phone subsctip-
tons.
There are eighty-four men, teams
working. averaging five men TO a
(contlrusd on PAGE 2, Column A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Governor Smith
Opens New York Drive

NEW YORK, April 2l.-The Vic
tory loan that got under way shortly
after mldnigh, with popular subscrp-
tions ,o,aling more than 100000
gained impetus as the day advanced
and crowds ihronged the many patri-
otic celebrations. Gov Alfred +,
Smith pened the campaign to meet
New York's quota in the fifth and last
(contlnusd or Page Z. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
STEAMER, HELPLESS,
IS DRIFTING AT SEA

WILMINGTON. N. C.. April al
The coast guard cutter Seminole left
here today in search of the shipping
boards steamer Western Wave, re-
ported in helpless condition 200
miles off the North Carolina coast
and drifting southwark. The Western
Wave, Of 5000 tons, is bringing a
cargo Of nitrate from the west coast Of
South America. The wireless mes
sage did not state the nature OF her
mishap.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
1000 RAINBOW
SOLDIERS SAIL
General Read, Commander,
ON Board Transport,

WASHINGTON, April 2l.--About
1000 officers and men Of the Forty
second (Rainbow) division sailed from
Brest April IS on the transport Levi
a,ban, due at New York April Is
Among the officers on board are Ma
jor Gen George W. Read, command
ing the division, and Brig. Gen. Doug
las Macarthur, commanding the Eish-
ty.fourth infantry brigade.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Missouri Prison
Plot Is Unearthed

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, April 81.
With the discovery Of two auto
matte pistols and two full boxes OF
loaded cartridges In 4 cell In the Mis-
souri, penitentiary today. the prison Of
iicials announced they had unearthed
a plot on the partof nine conyic,s to
escape A knife also was found hid
den with the pistol 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
STENOGRAPHERS RIDE
TANK THROUGH CITY

Miss Mildred A, Robinson and
Miss Levy Hancock, two pretty
s,enosraphers in the Victory Liberty
Loan state headquarters. will ride in
the Victory loan tank number Econ
its trip through the city thi, after
noon, at the invitation OF Sergeant X.
w, Hooper. who will drive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
Vienna Reds Fail
to Gain Control
By The Associated Pres.)

VIENNA, Saturday, April l9.-1he
communists, it appeared late tonight
had failed in their attemp, to seize
control OF the government Most OF
the Hungarian aei,a,ors in Vienna
have been arrested and the arrest OF
Aus,lan agitator, has been begun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
HITCH OVER
FOE ACTION
LOOMS NOW
Draft Not in Shape for DeIiy-
cry to Germans Friday

PARIS, lprl ll--Grasc doubts
we're expressed ,odsy whether the
perfected peace treaty would be pre-
,ru,ed 10 the German representatives.
the coming Friday. While the treaty
will be communl a'cd TO them IN sub
stance It Wa SAID IN well-iniormed
quarters that !, would be physically
impossible 10 prepare the document
H. II, complete final form in the four
days remaining
Pcmicr, Lloyd George. CIemm,n-
ccau and Orlando met aslin this
morning in Clemenceau's Office and
resumed consideration OF the Adriatic
90, Stion President Wilson will
again absent himself from the con-
terence.
The council oi four will meet this
afternoon. President Wilson and Pre-
mers Lloyd George, Clemenccau and
Orlando attending.
The German reply to the ultlmatum
oi the council of four that it will not
receive a7y German delegation not
. fully empowered 10 conduct and ne
go,a,c peace is awaited anxiously IN
peace conicr-nC" circles The next
/ step, toward peace depend on the
German reply
Fears are ltlt ~ some quarters that
this unexpected development may al
feet the program Tor the meeting
plafncd for Friday a, Netssllc, II
I the German government in reply to
the uliima,um OF the council raises 4
controversy regarding the status OF
their delegates and the procedure to
be followed i, j, conceivable ,ha, the
arrival of their delegates at Versailles
must he postponed
! PARIS, NpTil 2l.-(HayaSl The
announcement, by Count Won Brock.
| dorfi- Rant .1u, the German foreign
minister. tha, his government would
send delegates without full powers TO
receive the peacc terms and transmit
them to the German government, has
contributed greatly, the newspapers
cay, toward an alliance between
/ France. Grca, Britain and America.
The French pres, insists that negoia.
ION, hooking toward such an alliance
afc still in prn~-seS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
TY-NIhERS'
PLAN BIC Dinner
OId-Timers to Celebrate Goth
Anniversary Of Arrival Here,

The banquet tomorrow oi the
"Eighty,Niner.," which will celebrate
the thif,ieth anniversary OF the ar
rival OF its members in Oklahoma
City, will be the biggest meeting OF
the organization ever held, according
20 A. {. Scott, president Of the club.
The banquet will be held in St. Luke's
church at 7 o'clock tomorrow night,
The women Of the church, under the
direction OF Mrs. z. F. Phillips. will
serve the banquet The program in
cludes musical selections and talks by
the men who came to this city In the
famous run thirty years ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
BULLETIN.

Seven Oklahoma counties are
already "oyer the top"-aceording
to Official and unofficial reports
reaching state Victory loan head
quarters today.
Cleveland county was reported
over the top officially early this
morning and Beckham, Garfield.
Alfalfa, Noble, Grant and King
fisher are reported unoftieially to
have exceeded their quota before
the drive opened today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

Ghe marriage OF Mi" Margarei
Carnegie to Ensign Roswell Miller
will be Solcmnlzed tomorrow IN the
Carntgi. mansion on Fifth avenue
simplicity will mark the ceremony
There will be no attendants and ,he
decorations will be selected on the
basis OF simplicity The quietness OF
the ceremony will reflect the well
ordered routine OF the domestic llic
oi Mr. and Mrs. Carnegie and their
dlugh,er
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21

LOCAL FoREcfsT-osns,,uy ssn
weather tonight and Tussdsy. not much
change In Temperature.
eTAre FoHecAsT-Tonioht snd
Tussdky, partly cloudy.
KANSAS - Unsettled weather with
possibly showers tonight or Tuesday In
ssst PORTION; not much change In tenn.
psratvre.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-21
SEVEN COUNTIES ARE REPORTED OVER
Only Half of Teams Report;
Many Counties Already Over;
$4,000 Hear Wilson Message

lily CaDyasSed in Every Cor
0er by Nearly 800 Work
el5 Beginning at 9 O'Clock
Today