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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06

A r, Woodward of pawhuska, attor-
ney for the Usage agency, was y taller
on official business nt the federal build.
Ing this morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
LEGALS

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF CENTRAL
OKLAHOMA LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY.
Tho annual meeting Of stockholders Of
tho Central Oklahoma Light and Power
company will be held ut tho office Of
tho company In the city of Oklahoma
cl,y, stnte oi okianoma' on inc @ s,h
In the forenoon OF that day for tho pur-
pose Of electins n board OF directors and
Tor tho transaction ~ such other bust
ness a. may come before the mceiins
n. J. GRAF, Secretary,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
MANUEL AGUIAR

Este estimado amigo nuestro
ha sidO designado por el Consejo
de Administration del Banco Te-
rritorial Y Agricola para ocupar
ell puesto de Inspector de la re-
ferida instruction, sitiO de CON
tianza al que ha llegadO despues
de muchOs amos de labor durante
los cuales trabajo con ell henepla-
cito de sus superiOres.
Al enviarle nuestra felicitaci0n
por ell merecidO ascenso hacemos
extensive esta al Director V Con
sejo del BancO por tan justo co
mo 'acertadO nombramientO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
Cable a Ell IMPARCIAL.


CINCINNATI, octubre 9.-Se
ha celeebrado ei septimo juego
de la serie mundial de los cuales
tiene ganados cnatro ell Cincin-
natl y ell Chicago, tres. Ell Gin
cinnati tiene en- sus baterias,. a
Sale, fischer; Ligne, pitcher
Wingo, Catcher, ell Chicago, Ci-
cote, pitcher y Schalk, catcher.
MADRID, 9.-El Rey Don AL
fonso y la familia Real regresa-
ran mai1ana de San Sebastian.
BARCELONA, .9.-Todes los
sastres de la ciudad, los que ira
bajan en- los grandes talleres y
los que laboran en- pequeflas sas-
trerias Sc han declarado en- huel-
ga.
VALENCIA, 9.-El gremio de
albafiles que ha logrado reunir
"a todo los del ofcio en- la capital
leyantina, SCI ha declarado en-
huelga pidiendo mas jornal y
menos horas de trabajo. Recla-
man tambien que Sc les de un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
Inglaterra Y EstadOs UnidOs aneIlazan
a Italia con la expulsion de la alianza
Dc IA DiaTia Information

Itos 81 no Sc cuenta con Ia OPT
lnion.
-Sigue en- alza 10 que Sc lla-
ma ell "costo de la vida" y Va
mos a llegar al extreme de que
LA comida Sc cotize a cambio de
!oro-es decir-una libra de ha-,
bichuelas y una del r,lbicundo
metal. Y ahora lie ha tocado ell
turno a los frutos del pals que,
como es natural, siguen la mis-
ma Inca y pagamos 2 centayos
por un modesto guineo y, 6 CEN
tavos por un huevo. Ya en- Eu-
ropa Y Estados Uhidos sc estan
poninedo en- practica medidas
.drasticas para abaratar el costo
de los artfculos y llegar en- 10 po-
sible a una pronta relativa nor
malidad que impone una situa-
ci6n que a seguir, producira una
conmocion mas tremenda que la
pasada guerra. Y ell secreto es
producer mas y consumir menos.
-Pronto habra cbn1binaci6n
judicial Y algdn fultcionario que
desempena un cargo interinalflen
te sera designadO Ell Gsflnitiva.
Hace suma falta la policia
rural montada para ell servicio
de los campos.
-Muchos dueiios de guaguas
fueron denunciados ell otro dia'
por que, seg1n parece Sc trata de
que esos veh1culos marchen to-
do. 10 possible arrimados a la GU
meta de la carretera para que los
viandantes circulen por ell CEN
tro.de la via. Entendemos muy.
peligrosa esa medida, pues dado
lei ancho de la carfetera de San
turce Y de las GALES de la ciudad
seria muy peligroso para las per-
sonas que transiten a pie expo
nerse a ser cogidas por los We
Ihiculos. Debe haber una mala
|inteligencia en- ese asunto. Apar-
te de que la antigua tendencia
de "acabar" con ell servicio de.
guaguas a beneficio de Empresas
competidoras, no arraiga en- Ia
opinion que, justamente, mantle
ne sus simpatias por ese 'servi-
clio popular y de grandes 'venta-
jas para la poblacion que resi-
de fuera de la ciudad.
Reporter de TurnO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
aseguro de vida.


TETUAN, 9.-El general Be-
jrenguer anuncia nuevos exitos
de las columnas volantes que ope-
ran en- ell distrito del Fondak. Ell
nlmero de bajas hechas a los
frifenos es grandisimo.
f PARIS, 9.-Creese que. Ell Mi
kado firmara Ell tratado de Paz
rel dia 13 del corriente. Con ARE
glo la constitution japonesa,
les, innecesario que ell parlamen.
to japones ratifique ell aeuerdo.
PARIS, 9.-El presidente del
IConsejo de Ministries de Fran
Icia, Jeorge Clemenceau recibira
hoy al general Foch, de regreso
iide su ciudad natal.
WEYGAND, 9.-Se ha publi-
cado un decreto nombrando a M.
Gourand, alto Comisario en- SiS
| ria y comandante en-. jefe del
Ejercito Oriental. El General
Degoutte tomara el lnando de las
tropas interaliadas de ocupacion
en- Ell Rhin. Ell General Fayolle
ira en- una importantisima comi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
La alaIQUIl en- PItBbIIy. Una. lOnba en-
IA ayOtGa dc una fibiCa
E Rey Alfonso fgsai nsfana Madrid Sc @DGa que e MkadO
fuard d TratadO de Pdz tI dia IS.

sion Alemania. Ell Consejo SUI
premo estudiara el martes pro-
ximo ell informe recibido sobre
ell estado de Rumania.
. PITTSBURG, 9.-Una bomba
ha estallado anoche sobre la azo-
tea de una inmensa fabrica afec-
tada por una huelga, producien-
do enormes panico. No ha ha-
bido ninguna vfctima, a causa de
Ia hora de la explosion.
ROMA, 9.-Han causado in
tensisima emocion en- los cfrcu-
losypolfticos de la capital, las ad-
vertencias hechas al gobierno
de Italia por Inglaterra y Esta-
dos Unidos, con respecto a la
question de Fiume. Dicese que
Inglaterra ha notifcado a Italia
que Sc esta eXponiendo a ser ex-
pulsada de la alianza y de la Lii
ga de las naciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
'AO|nGnaj9 que Sc haTdd p)Gti
/. Francisco YiNaGSpGSa

AnOche, sc reunieron pn el Ate
tneo de San Juan representatives
de dicho Centro V Representatives.
ldel Casino Espanol, con ell fin de
acOrdar el justo homemade que Sc
lie ha de hacer al. Poeta espahol.
Francisco Villaespesa.
Presidia la reunion ell DR.. Mar
t1nez Rosell0 V estaban presentes
don Arturo Gomez Costa, don Eu-
Igenio Astol, Lcdo. Miguel Guerra.
don AbelardO de la Haba, don
Antonio Sarmiento, don R0mual-
do Real, don Juan Escudero Mi
randa, Lcdo. Luis LIorens To-
.rres. Lcdo. Francisco Amadeo V
Inuestro director, don Jose Perez
LOSada.
Los primeros acuerdos tomados
anoche conSlSten een nomDfar dos
comisiones ,permanentes, una del
Ateheo. ! otra del Casino Espanol,
Il ~ ttlaIl4 juntas eq ~ tempo
que permanezca entire nosotros Ell
noble poeta de Espafia.
Entire otros acuerdos, hay ell de
celebrar una gran velada en- ell Tea
tro Municipal en- honor Francis
co Villaespesa, otra en- ell Casino
Espalol y otra Ell ell Atneo.
Para la velada que sc ha de cele
brar en- el Teatro Municipal Sc Sc
ilalara una Quota de entrada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09

EStaS dos "omiSiones st ocupa-
ran. tambien. de iniciar veladas Ell
los pueblos de la ISla.
Va paSar por Puerto Rico un
poeta del alma espahola. puesto
que los poetas son los represen-
-tantes de las Razas. Puerto Rico
recibira al mensaie Gro con cl amor
que siempre inspira a nnestra IL
bra castellana eli genio misterio-
so de la pOesia.
Puerto Rico demostrara una
vez mas su cultura, rindi6ndole
al Gran Poeta. el debid0 home
!naie. Que estas estrellas. al pa
sar, dejan siempre, la estela de
su espiritu, como una gracia con-
Icedida apor elias todo 10 que
tocan.
| AqueAos qlre 4f,lssn sabsi.eadp,
Een 81 sflelfcioa de. sns alcohas, la4
deleitable poesfa de este poeta del
corazon, podran gozar 'ahora la
presencia del mago que los hicie-
IA viyir pOr la fuerza cXtraOrdi-
maria de su varita de virtud. Elias,
las rmujeres, sobre todo, sabran
ofrecerle las dulces ofrendas que
,saben hacer cuando el duende de
la rima Sc les cuela en- el c0raz6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09

Anteayer corrio ell rumor de
que ell Lcdo. Sr. Jaime Sifre ha-
bfa sido propuesto al Senado pa
ra el cargo de Attorney General
de Puerto Rico. Aunque duda-
mos la version a causa-sobre
otras de la enfermedad del Pre-
sidente, solicitamos information
del interesado que cortesmente
nos dijo que no, tenfa ninguna
noticia y que no habia raz6n pa
IA Greer el rumor. Parece que
hay noticias de Washington de
que el nombre del Lcdo. Sr. Sifre
ha sido "endosado" por ell Secre-
tario de la Guerra y Comite de
Asuntos Insulares y enviado al
Presidente. >
.-Contin1a luchando con la
grave dolencia que les aqueja ell
conocido joven don Maiaano Ro-
driguez, Y Ell ilustrado DIR, Gar
cfa Cabrera, que 10 asiste desde
los primeros fnomentos sigue en-
la brega de la ciencia con ell NAL.
Ha tenido las naturales alterna-
twas de la enfermedad y ultima
mente Sc mantieile en- relativa
smejorfas
lTodavia no Sc han puesto de.
acuerdo en- San Juan para cu-
brir los cargos de la nueva Ley
Municipal, que han de tomar po-
session el dfa primero del pr6xi-
mo mes. Ell Connite republicano
segdn informes, nnantiene su ter
ma de los primeros momentos,
pero Sc cree que a Ultima hora
habra un carnbio, pasando a Sa-
nidad Ell Di nez Brioso y que
HAW#S - -
dando en- instruction el Sr. Rossy
o ell senior Thimotee..
Err los cfrculos polfticos Sc
comenta la noticia circulada de
que un grupo de .intelectuales, o
llamados porae1os mismos pnte-
lectuales, sigue Aaborando por la
constitution de una agrupacion
para "acabar con los Partidos
Politicos" Y "educar al pueblo
para que. .haya suficientes ele-
mentos que puedan desempenar
los cargos plblicos." Lo malo
es que aqui COMO en- Russia, los
que no saben 10 que es politica
no estan,aen las mejores .condi-
clones para ''instaurar--nada me
nos-uta nueva political. Cuen-
tos de ,camino como ell fracasado
Board of Trade de la epoca de
Winthrop. Agrupaciones de ne
pocios en- la politica estan muer-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
UNA HEREDERA

Aver, la senora Carmen Jime@
nez de Flores ha obsequiado a
SUI esposo con ell nacimiento de
una bella nina que responde al
nombre de Virginia.
Para la nueva cristiana desea-
mos todo genero de dichas en- su
vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
TGatO Municipal
s&M

Esta noche la compailia' Adams
Nieva, pOndri en- escena. &sfgbtG
dc las majcrCs.y la Rcja, de los
hermanos Alvarez Quintero. Gran
exito de risa
Para mahana Sc anuncia el be-
nefcio de Evangelina Adams y
Gerardo de .Nieva con la linda CO.
media Ell 4 actos, de Pierre Wolff,
Los Fdnt0ches.
En- la matinee. del domingo,s
C0bdrdids. obra estrenada con eX
traordinariO GXito el martes de
la presente semana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
COLOCACION

NnecesitamOs un empleado
para nuestrO establecimientO, con
practica suficiente en- la venta al
detail de tejidos Y calzadO.
A. PARCHA & Co.,
Aguadilla, P. R.
Advt.
The sun., 1919-10-05
Metropolitan.
EUROPE FEELS COAL
SHORTAGE PINCH
Truth of Hoouer Warming
Seen With Cold Snap.
By Staf Correspondent Of THE Sur.
uonyyfohf. 1919. oil rights reserved.

CopVrf0hf, lsiv, oH fVHts Tee'Oo"'
PARIS, Oct 4.-First effects of the
general coal shortage in Europe are be-
ginning to be felt with the arrival Of
midautumn cold weather. which i'm
presses upon consumers the idea that
they must fiil their coal bins now or not
at all this winter.
Every part of Europe to-day seems to
bear out the prediction and warning by
Herbert Hoover of the seriousness Of the
coal situation. An epidemic of strikes
everywhere is adding to the misery.
Since Hoover's departure a state Of stag
nation apparently has prevailed In the
former economic commission. Cobwebs
are gathering upon the machine that
once made things hum with Its energy.
The Coal Commission which Hoover
created appears to have vanished for a
time, and the economic conference In
Brussels is yielding no visible results,
for whatever Europe needs she requires
now and not eventually.
The coal situation in Germany stands
out to-day as one of the most serious In
Europe Reports received here Indicate
that many German industries are being
forced daily to shut down.
The sun., 1919-10-05
DISTANT LANDS AID
ROOSEVELT FUND
Generous Checks Received
From England, France
and Japan.
BOROUGH AIDS NAMED
Prominent Citizens Are Put
on Honorary Metropoli-
tan Committee.
BOROUGH AIDS NAMED

william Boyce Thompson, president Of
the Roosevelt Memorial Association. last
evening announced the personnel of. the
honorary metropolitan committee Of
that organisation. which now numbers
approximately $50. Additional appoint
ments will be announced soon by T..
Frank Manville, chairman Of the metro
poiitan committee. Members of this
committee were nominated by the chair
men Of the five boroughs and later ap-
proved by Mr. Manville. Individual
committees are yet to be appointed by
each Of the borough chalrmen and each
of the Ave borough campaign managers.
Regardless of tho fact that the MEM
bership campaign by the Roosevelt
Memorial Association, which plans to OBJ
tain funds for the creation OF fitting
memorials for the late Col. Theodore
Roosevelt. is announced for the week Of
October 20-27, many applications for
membership have already been received.
Applications accompanied by generous
checks have been received from countries
as far away as Japan. England and
France. thereby encouraging the associa-
The sun., 1919-10-05
JUSTICE TO ITALY
DENIED BY AIMERICA'
Gafti- Cassazza DepIores At
tittude of u. S. Statesmen.

Giulio Gatti-Cassazza. general mama
ger of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
who for the last ten years has sent for
reporters early in october and told them
Of his plans for the opera season, sent
Cor them again yesterday. but instead
cf talking opera talked about Gabrielle
dAnnunzio and Fiume.
"Never as at present" said Mr.. Gatti-
Cassasss. have regretted having only
limited authority and n position Of
but modest influence. Would that my
influence and authority were so COM
relling that might be able to cry out
far and wide that to my country, to
Italy. has not been rendered the justice
she has merited for her past, present
and future.
ut seems impossible that this justice
should be refused her by the statesmen
OF America, the glorious country which
was founded on the principles of purest
justice and which has recently decided
the fate of the universal war. At YER
sailles ideas prevailed and judgments
were rendered which we're worthy Of the
Congress Of Vienna. and Italy received
treatment similar to that which she
received in 1915. But tho Italy OF to-
day is not the italy OF yesterday.
This il the reason OF the present
ciscontent among the Italians. Rebellion
Is often the child OF injustice. Even
the sagacious and cool headed cannot
deny that the deed of Gabrielle dan.
nunzio Is great and splendid. Prudence
and diplomacy are both admirable, but
1t Is not by these alone that free peoples
have asserted their rights and tri
umphed. There is need some time t
dare. II Washington and Lincoln ant
Cavour and Garibaldi had not dared
even against the opinions Of the prudent
can one think that. the United State
and Italy would be what they are to
day. Those men were sublime rebels
The sun., 1919-10-05
LOST IN MIST PLANE
HITS HILL:I KILLED
FIier Thought He Was Ouer
Ocean.
Special Despatch to Tnr suy.

PoRr JERvs, N. Y, Oct 4.-Nfaio,
Patrick F'rissel of San Diego, Cal. wa,
Killed and Lieut.. Gerald E. Ballard 80
indianapolis received severe Injuries a,
noon to-day when their De Haviand 4
airplane crashed against the side oi
Prospect Hill, at Cuddebackville. siy
miles from here. The men were on
their way from Indianapolis to Mineola
and in the mist on the mountains thew
could not get any bearings. They be-.
lieved they were getting over the ocean
and started circling around to see n
they could find any clues
Major Frissel was plotting the ma.
chine, and lie shut the motor off as he
coasted down. Suddenly he found hs
was heading into the trees on the sIds
of the mountains. and put on the power,
but too late TO prevent the machine
crashing down nose first.
Major Frlssel was pinned under the
engine. His left leg was broken in four
places and his head crushed He lived
only a few moments. Lieut. Ballard
was thrown against the instruments and
his face and head were severely cut He
tried to get his companion from beneath
the engine but failed. AS he was start
ing for assistance In that Wild section Of
Prospect Hill he met Mrs. Anna Mueller,
who has a boarding house half a mile
away. Others soon hurried to the place,
and Ballard was taken to MIS- Mueller's
and doctors were called.
Rallard was removed later to ST.
IRA ancis Hospital, in this city, and after.
vard TO Government Hospital No. s, at
OtIsville. The engine Of the airpiane
was undamaged. but the fuselage and
tail were smashed.
Coroner Horace Sheldon of this city
,oo,, nossession of the body Of Major
Er,ssei and the Instruments, but officers
frn-, race Hospital came over later
and ID took charge of everything. appearing
nrovoked over the fact that Lieut.. Bal
10 I'd had been brought to this city.
The sun., 1919-10-05

averaging ss2. to $50; collar. rough dry
and fiat assorters (night). averaging
sac. to $4b; collar. rough dry and fiat
assorters day. averaging s26, to $40 ;
feeders, folders and catchers In mangle
department $40 a week shakers In man
gle department s1s ! shapers. examiners
and feeders in collar department, s22 :
dampeners in collar department. sic
starchers, collar and shirt, S25.
For all miscellaneous help, men and
women, 25 per cent increase IL de-
manded. One clause demands that no
work shall be accepted from any hand
laundry that does not employ union
labor.
The sun., 1919-10-05

ton in its endeavor TO make its cam
paign International in scope.
The campaign In Greater New York
will take in every element In the life of
the community, from exclusive social
clubs, musical organizations, schools.
public meetings, welfare organizations
to national societies. industrial organi-
Nations theatres, moving picture houses
and churches
Everybody to have the opportunity
to Join the Roosevelt Memorial Associa-
tion and revere the memory of the great
American expresses the spirit with
which the leaders Of the Roosevelt Me-
mortal Association are working.
The following list of honorary metro
politan committee members shows that
every political party, every denomina-
tlon, every profession and class Is rep
resented:
Borough of Manhattap.
Lloyd c. Griscom, chairman; James
Warren Lane, Gates W. McGarrah, John
McHugh, William H. Porter, Henry j.
Cochran. Samuel Fairchild,, George t.
Wilson. James N. Jarvie, L. F. Loree.
Joseph H. Emery, w. NJ, Kingsley,
Charles II. Sabin, Rev. d. J. Silverman.
Nathaniel A. Elsberg. e. w. Blooming
uAler Ddinuei ". hdinpOrts CHdTieS L.
Bernheimer, Samuel A. Lewisohn, Arch
bishop Patrick ]. Hayes. Eugene A.
Philbin, John G. Agar, Morgan j.
O'Brien, W. Bourke Cochran, George ].
Gillespie, Nicholas Murray Butler. Har-
Ian Fiske Stone, Prof. u. Gissing. Henry
L. Stoddard. Frank A. Munsey, Ogden
NJ Reid John R. Mott Bishop Charles
Sumner Burch, Ethan Allen, Benjamin
Strong. Miss Frances A. Keller, Miss
Louisa Lee Schuyler. Mrs. Charles H.
Sabin. Mrs John T. Pratt. Miss Maud
Wetmore, Mrs Nelson H. Henry, Mrs.
August Belmont, Miss Lillian d. Wald.
John McE. Bowman. Jacob p. Holland,
Timothy Healy, George W.. Alger, L. C.
Holden. John Hays Hammond, Alfred
Marling, William Fellowes Morgan, Will
liam McAdoo, Lindley Garrison, Seward
Prosser, Grayson NJ. p. Murphy. A. Bar
ton Hepburn, Frank A. Vanderlip, Her
bert Parsons, Charles w. Anderson,
Henry p. Dawson. James Byrne. Vincent
Astor, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Thomas
Fortune Ryan. Samuel s. Koenig. John
The sun., 1919-10-05
borough OF brooklyn.

Frederick e. Gunnison, chairman /:
Charles A. Boody, Edward NJ. Bassett,
Andrew d. Baird, Alfred c. Bedford.
Mrs. William c. Beecher. the Rev. John
L. Belford. DR.. S. Parkes Cadman. Will
lam, NJ. Calder, William Hamlin Childs.
William N. Dykman, Mrs. H. Edward
Dreler, Brig. Gen. Charles 1. Debevolse,
William English, Julian d. Fairchild.
Major Anthony Fiala, Mrs. Walter Gibb.
A. Augustus Healy, Thomas w. Hynes,
Nathan S. Jonas. Darwin R James, Jr..
Fred j. II. Kracke, Thomas, L. Leeming
Herman A. Metz, e. p. Maynard, Lud-
wig Nilsson. James H. Post, William A.
Prendergast. Lewis L. Pierson. Lewis s,
The sun., 1919-10-05
FLIER SAVES MEXICAN TOWNS
U. 8. Airman Drops Bags to
Strengthen Levees.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct 4.-While Of
ficials in Mexico City recently were
denying published reports that an order
had been issued to Federal troops to
fire upon American airpianes crossing
the Mexican border. an American plane,
answering an appeal OF the authorities
OF Reybosa, Mexico, sixty miles below
the border here. few over the town and
dropped 1000 empty bags needed to
strengthen levees Sandbags are used
for this work.
This became known to-day when
Lieut.. Col Manuel Bernea, commander
of the Matamoros district, expressed
his thanks for the assistance to Brig
Gen. +. c. Marshall, Brownsville dis
trict commander.
The sun., 1919-10-05

d. Ryan. DR.. Albert Shaw. John A.
sleicher. Silas McBee, Melville e. Stone
and Roy w. Howard.
Borough of Richmond.
George Cromwell, chairman Gilbert 8.
Barnes. william A. Johnson, Norman s.
Walker, Louis A. Dreyfus, Justice Les
ter w. Clark, jerome A. King Knsing
p. Emmons, william G. Wilcox. William
j. Davidson. George II. Tredwell, Henry
]. Fuller, Lieut.. Edward w. Brown, Louis
L. Tribus, Ralph Mcneil. Calvin ID. Van
Name, ]. Fred Smith, Mgr. Charles A.
Cassidy, Rev. Pascal borrower and
Rabbi Azel II. Merrell.
Borough of Queens.
Robert Higbie, chairman; John NJ
Demarest, G. M Thomas H. p. Williams
George J. Ryan, Leander b. Faber, Burt
]. Humphrey. Alrick II. Man, Richard
s. Newcomb, William H. Johns and G..
Rowland -Leavitt.
The sun., 1919-10-05

Graceful slenderized high cut laced dress boots
in patent leather; black or dark brown kidskin;
dark tan black Russia calf with buckskin
tops and all gray buckskin. Also button models
in patent leather with dark gray black suede
tops. Hand turned soles, Louis XVI. heels.
The sun., 1919-10-05
COMMUNISM SEEN IN SPAIN.
Angel Pestana Says Syndicalisti
show That Tendency.

MADRID, Oct. 4.--Angel Pestana, the
leading Spanish Syndicalist, in speech
here to-day, declared the Syndicalistt
were showing a tendency to bring about
naturalization Of land an6
production.
Senior Pestana added that the work
men already possessed strength and
needed only the intellectuals to hell
guide them; while, he said, the bour'
geoisie must associate with them SO al
not to perish in the conflict that mus
occur"
The sun., 1919-10-05

pitcher, simon F. Rothschiid Elmer a.
Sperry, William II. Todd. Alfred 4.
White, Louis c. Wills. the Rev. John Z.
York and Richard Young.
Metropolitan.
Carl e. AkeIey. Col. George Harvey.
oscar s. straus, David Warfield. George
w. Perkins, w. d. Howells, Dwight w.
Morrow Clarence H. Mackay. Charles
Scribner, John Sargent, Joseph Buckiin
Bishop, David Jayne HILL DIR. William
r.. Hornaday, Col. w. Jenkins, r A. q
Smith. Elon II. Hooker.
The sun., 1919-10-05
Peace Treaty Ratiaea.

Rio DE JANrrRo, Oct 4.-President Pes
soa has announced his desire to have
tsonfress rattfy the peace treaty imrne-
tiztely. without reservations OF any kind.
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Borough of Queens.
Borough of bronx.

Douglas Matlewson, chairman Henry
Bruckner, Chancellor Elmer e Brown.
Ernest Bohm, the Rev. Francis p. Duffy.
the Rev. william H. Kephart, Richard
w. Lawrence, the Rev Clifton Hardy
Levy, Arthur II. Murphy, Thomas J..
Quinn, Olin j. Stephens, the Rev. Z. p.
Tivnan, Frank d. Wilsey, Louis d.
Gibbs. MISS Ellen Louise Adee, Miss
Catherine s. Leverich and Mrs George
v. Mullan.
The sun., 1919-10-05

A ferlin;zed sturdiness is characterized in sin.
walking boots of brown, dark tan or black R,
sia calfskin; brown or black calf with fawn
gray buckskin tops. Also brown Russia calfsl
with "Worumbo" cloth tops. Hand weted sol
Cuban or the trig military heel