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The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25
ITALY MAY TRY
 ID KEEP F|UME::
 SITUATION BAD

PARIS, Sept. 25.-Acocrding to a statement made in this city today by Giuseppe Garibaldi, it is the in tention of the Italians to retain pos session of the city of Plume, in spite of any decision that may be reached by the Allies for the dis position of the disputed territory. Italy, he says, is ready to fight for the city if necessary.
 More Trouble Due.
 Emulating the action of d'Annun- zio, several Italian leaders have gathered their followers about them and are now advancing upon the Dalmation coast, with the apparent intention of ocucpying the cities of Sebenico, Spalato and other import ant coast points.
 May Restore King.
 There is rumor in circulation here to the effect that it is the intention of the Italians to try to restore King Nicholas of Montene- gro, father of the queen of Italy:
The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25
May Restore King.
D'ANNUNZIO REINFORCED.

PRIEST, Sept. 25. - Aditional troops are reported to have joined the forces which are backing d'An- nunzio, the total strength of the d'Annunzio defenses now being about twelve thousand men.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25

Mrs. J. H. Russell, accompanied by her eldest son, Leith, and little daughter, Ruth, will leave Chitina tomorrow, enroute to Nenana, and should arrive here early next week.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25
TRA|NMEN ASKED ID WAIT

LONDON, Sept. 25. Claiming that the answer of the government to the demands of the trainmen for increased wages has been misunder- stood by the workers. representa- tives of the government are now trying to get them to reconsider their decision to strike, pending fur
The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25
STRIKERS SAY GARY IGNORED APPEAL
PRESIDENT SA YS ISSUES ARE CLEARLY ORA wv
ITALIAN LEADERS APPROACH DAIMATIAN COAST CITIES

needlessly prolonged period, during which much may happen to provoke resumption of hostilities.
 Wants Wars Stopped.
 Our nation is under bond to the generations to come," declared the President, "to make certain that no more wars are permitted The EeXt war, we may De 5ure, will be much more terrible than the last, and l am for insuranc. against sucn barbarism"
The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25
ther negotiations.

ther negOtlatlOnS.
 A communication has been des- patched to the national union of the railwaymen, announcing the willingness of the government to meet the men again in an effort to reach a settlement of the questions in dispute.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25
POLYNESIAN VETERANS
 RETURN WITH MEDALS
PAPEETE, Tahiti Many Poly

nesian boys, returning as veterans
The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25
TEMPERATURE

Thursday, September 25.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-09-25

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The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11
NOTICE.

There remains Il the ST. Mary
Bank at Franklin, the Bank OF
Bald via at baldwin, ard the Gem
Ieviile hank at Ccnttt vile, a
balance Ia oank to be paid to
those who paid the South q esteem
Traction & Powcs Co., tax 10, the
years 1913 aud 1914
Those who have not ye. been
paid, can get their return money
upoo application to the h4uk in
which taeir receipts are register
ed. The tax WAS levied ia the
hrst, third AID fourth wards
CHARLES PECOr,
Tax Collector.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

Col. Stubbs speech at the Athe-
naeum in New Orleans last Tues.
day night was a fullsome eulog-
ium on the civic virtues (?) of the
leaders of the New Orleaus ring.
There is no doub. about the fact,
that he is one oi them body aud
soul There is no doubt about the
fact. that he loves them now for
the hopes they inspire 10 him for
the power of high Office. Its arch
leader has taken him TO the totter.
ing top Of it's little m atain OF
prom ses-has shown him the
great State Of Louisiana and her
struggling people, and has said
unto him: II will make you the
mighty ruler of all this, if you
~iiI bow down 70 me and worship
me-" 1t looks like the ambitious
Colonel "has bended the pregnant
hinges Of the knees"
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11
Theodore ROoseveIt's Birth
day.

TIL" birthday of Theodore Roose.
7eis will be celebrated in this Par.
IN by q large meeting to b. held
turing the afternoon of October
'7th. at the James A. Petcrm an
lark In Frauk!in, und the aus.
oices Of the Roosevelt Memorial
Association for which Mr.. Charles
J. Boatner is the Parish Chair.
man.
A speaker of prominence will
deliver the principal address of
.he evening, ana every c>mmua.
ty will oe invited to send lie.
CATION.
These exercises on October 9th
will be the elimination of the
Campaign during the week of Oc.
:ober 20-27, 'nducted for the pur.
pose of perpe,uAting the %, ,m,ry
It Theodore Roosevelt, a1d of Sc.
curing contriou.ion3 to erect
perm inent Mem ,ri Il building in
Washington, D. Q. and Of pur.
chasing Park at Oyster Bay. the
nome of Colonel Roostv 1t.
Inc Campaign i, EaAlag very
5atl'fictory progress ana great
deal Of interest is b .ts inif,st.
Cd In the movement ExerciS r
are to be hid in al. the public
'choo OF the PARISH dueiag tn
week Of October 2},27, at wn;c1
talks Will BE- made to me children
tnd young people upon the lif4
and ideals of Colonel Roo 4eyelt
Az invitation will b. extend u eo
che echool children to attend the
meeting at the James A. Peter
man Pork on Ottoucr 27th,
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11
Warning.

Spraying water Eyacinths on Bayou
Ieche Will Commence about October
l2ih. 1919. Sic the spraying sUlu-
tipn Is poisonous and amin lis NAV lie
killed by drink Gg the stream water or
eating tie sprayed ptautS, the iuh1bl-
tants are cautIuAed tu keep their live
stock away from the stream, VIII e
SPRAY Ing Is ii Prog SIS 10 the vicnlt,
aud Tor three or four days thereafter.
j. l.. HCHtEY,
Major, Corps of Engineers.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

Mr.. Sos. Polite. proprietor OF,
the Electric Shoe Shop, has had
installed In his place of business
an electric stitcher. and ia now
better prepared to turn out first
class work. Adv.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

1t may be that Governor Pleas
ant should have dismissed the
members of the New Orleans
Dock Board sooner. II ia certain,
however, that he made no mistake
when he did dismiss them.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11
WOODROW WILSON.

The Daily States, Shrevepor
Times and Peoples Gazette, :,
(Thibodaux) please copy. for We
admire the Gazette's efforts to
give the facts, even if it's conclu.
.ions are wrong; we can't expect
10 be right always in our concIu-
sions; even Homer nodded.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

Stroinberg carburetors make the
automobile run more smoothly, give
more power and burn less gdsol ne.
Get them at Ihert's.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

The Italian government has rat.
iied the peace treaty aud the
league of nations covenant.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

not tell YOU how my admiration has
been excited by your course of action,
course marked by principle. self
respect, generosity, and a high sense
of public duty: | hope that it will be
possible for me some time to express
IN person my warm feeling of admir-
alton and appreciation.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11
NOTICE.

am applying fsr pard,a.
LAWRENCE GILMORE.
Sept. "a, 1919.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

Breezy aid wholesome - the hu-
nor is irresistibie - New YORK Tel
Cgraph.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

THE complications are ingeLurus
and the fuu is constant & ChicagO
Post
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-11

Balcony 80 aud Is Cents.
"a bundle Of wit wreathed
Pretty sentiment. Chicago News.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
Will Weaver Return
To PoStoffice Job?

Is Claude Weaver still postmaster
oi Oklahoma City?
VIII he return to the office which
hc resigned 10 become a candidate for
thr democratic nomlna,ie for cot
areS,
II questions asked nv the folks on
che street are true indication. the
voters arc more interested in Weaver s
end Of the sequel TO The republican
'sic,ory in the Fifth congressional dis
trct Saturday than in any question.
Wcavtr's resignation from lie post.
Office has, not been accepted.
\ repor, that he was on the poStoi
fcc pay roll for October could not be
verified.
Weaver and 4. s. Burkson. post
master general, are close friends One
81 the charges made against Weaver
b. Judge Harreld in his campaign al
wrtisinR was that Burleson was hold
INK 'he pos,ofiicc place open so
Weaver would have a place 10 light
after the election Saturday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
STATE FEDERATION
WILL BACK G0MpERS
IN LABOR PROGRAM

oklahoma labor a a whole viii
back the action OF the executive c1un.
cil ot the American Federation Of
Labor yesterday IN dcnouncinp cour
acton against the Uuited Mine
Workers OF America. it was stated
,hi, morning hy Edgar fcnton Pres.
dent ot the Oklahoma State Fedora
ton ui Labor
IN ,aicmeu, TN, morning Mr
fcuioH says,
The action oj the cNecu,,c conn
cll of the American Federation o.
Labor IN indor,!ns the miners strike
and pledgiug the full support OF the
federation Ia the mine workers. will
unqucstionabl- meet with the unsnl-
nous approval OF organized labor in
tins state. In TACT, number OF local
organizations in Oklahoma have al
ready taken similar action. and
events OF the pas, lew days should
indicate conclusively the attitude oi
organized labor and many others
toward the methods being employed
TO break the strike.
The public wants 10 he fair, bu,
the people have no, been told the
truth abcu, the controversy. There /.
dancer ihlt such a grave injustice a.
the inluncuun hy the federal court a,
indianapolis will bring disrespect tot
the court, and complica,e. rather thar
haHcn, the adius;men, ul such con.
d,ous 800 the ptc,en, crisis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
SUNDAY CLOSING
OF P0QLHALLS|S
BEING DISCUSSED
Next Meeting Of Commits
SionerS to Consider Matter,

\ campaign 10 close all pool halls
IN Oklahoma City on SUNDAY viii
probably be started thu, week, q vas
said az the city hall TODAY
The halls are now being allowed to
open after noon on sundays and ara
being run in an orderly and quiet
manner Mayor Walton said.
"By being closed until noon every
one is given a chance to 20 to church
il ne wants TO, and We aren't hearing
Of any trouble" he said
Other commissioners, howe,er arc
in favor ot closing the hall. through.
on, the day and the question will he
discussed al the next meeting.
There is also probability oi the
dancing question being rc-opened
soon Mayor Walton said the matter
IS in the hands Of committee OF The
commissioner, aud hs brtn con,id
cred dead ior some TINS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
Few Miners Back
To Work in Ohio

STEUBENNIlLE, Ohio. No, 10
The first break in the hitherto solid
ranks OF the 1000 union miners n
Ohio came today when seyerly-ii,e OF
ihs1lO miners a, the High shat, nine
OF the S,eubenyille Coal and Mining
company returned 10 work at the Old
81 ale.
Picket, failed 10 stop the men from
entering the mine despite the TACT ,ha,
several clashes occurred and four
shots were fired from ambush at the
returning miners Police and deputies
~ the scene prevented the clashes
from taking serious turn
Three hundred shovclrlen employed
by coal stripping companies in lei-
ierson county refused 10 obey the
order OF the International brotherhood
OF Shovelmen to qui, work in sympathy
with the miners.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
Weaver Refuses
To Make Statement

Claude Weaver, democratic can
didate ior congressman from the Filth
district, defeated in the special election
Saturday by J W. Ilarreld, republican.
refused TODAY to make any statement
concerning his defeat or o. 10 whether
he will consider a re-appoin'men' as
postmaster here.
Weaver was seen around the federal
building this morning. oonyersing with
friends.
Returns from Oklahoma county
complete with the exception Of one
preeenet, give Harreld $3.50 vote, to
Wcavers 4,l76. a majority Of LII
votes. Turner received iorty-,wo
votes in the county.
Bad roads throughout the district
ere preventing some precinct officials
from getting their ballot boxes to their
county election boards. II is thought,
thc complete vote will not he known
nitl possibly tomorrow mAning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
ManicuristS
May Unionize
In This City
Agitation for Organization Is
Under Way No Increase
in Prices,

II soon YOU have cause TO look down
al your paws
And decide that the nails should be
shined.
Mud YOU skip and sou hop 10 the fret
barber shop
With that very intention IN mind
Don't curse aud don't .ear At your
fai.isllng hair
II the manicure girl drops youi mitt
DO n1' make demand that She
flush the hand
!, will have no eiiett--nJ, q bt
Cho.
For the manicure girls ~ this city
May De unionired soon. 80 they s1N.
And they II hare IA stop work more n
the pity
WHEN tho clock cIangs the end OF
the day
But don't he alarmed. for your purse
won, be harmed
Even IT the girls schemes success
And III 'ugh prices they charge will
remain Just as large
There will not be a hike, they
confess
we don't use enough soap or mani
cure dope
On one patron. 70 cause an increase.
Said one dear little lass. as she made
fresh pass
At 'wee, smelling jar Of red
grease.
Cho
4 II md L L
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
VICTIMS Of FIRE
IN TEXAS TOWN
SUFFER IN COLD.
Hundreds HuddIed in Fire
Wrecked Waggoner City,
MILLION DOLLAR DAMAGE


WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Nov. 10
-Ilou,ir,. men women and children
,hiyercd 10 the cold at Waggoner C,,y
today, hndiied 90 every available
corner. but continued efforts were
made TO l,aru wtc,ncr more than one
life had been ln" ln the .pcciacular
oil fire yc',crl...
It, l9OpJ resident, already crowded
into every kind ot building the
destruction yesterday OF many
residence, and trnts lei, hundreds
Vithuu, place o. 80 eyctp, 90 trudge
the weary Mules % the nearest city
or town. over road, made virtually
impossible by rcccn, heavy rams.
Communicate n with Waggoner
CITY which t, - niles west OF here
i, virtually severed. except tor vehicle
traffic and It va, impossible to learn
here MP % noon 'pda, whether II was
thought other bodies were in the ruins
\ roomlng house proprietor vas the
only person known to have lost his
ltc
Estimate, oi the monetary loss,
roughly placed At Sl00OOp0. were be
mg completed TODAY by oil operators
The loss in ull burned alone vii,
amount 10 many thousands and as
probably more than 100 derr,okS or
"rig," were destroyed ,hi, viii swell
the total considerable
Nurse, and doctors IRON Wichita
| sls hurried 10 Wargonef City late
last night. There are no telephone
lines nor tailfoad councillors to IN,
town, which has lcdped from nothinl
10 a city Of 1900 in a lew months
Relief work is further made 'i.icnl
by the almost impossible roads. Al
enormous bonfire was built in tn,
ruins and the refugees who could moi
get away spent the nigh, around the
lire. Many ilocked to Burkburne,'
some six miles distant The Red Cross
here is taking steps for the relief OF
the sufferers.
tStUa,eS last night were that ap-
proNimatcly fifty buslneS, and resi-.
Dental structures we're destroyed IN
Naggoner Clv The Thrift, Waggoncr
bark which is said TO have the largest
deposits OF any bank in Texas for a
town oi the size Of Waggoncr City
was destroyed. ], is no, known how
much OF It's papers we're saved
The warehouse OF the DAVIS Bros
Tool company was DESTROYED The )
), L, \. Oil company, the Apple Dun.
lap-Bell Oil company and the Nicke'
Plate Petroleum company los, their
holdings
An unknown newcorNr from A..
ianta. Ga, who ran fooming house
in Waegoner City was killed. The old
(Contlnuet on rage q. Column 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
MINERS ASSEMBLE IN Defiant MOO[
MAYOR TO FIGHT
TO KEEP BUDGET
OUT OF COURTS
"Ten-MiII Levy Talk Fool
iSh, Walton Declares,

Mayor Walton will not allow the
oklahoma City budget tangle 20 %
INTO the courts OF the county It he can
prevent il, he said today
The city has gone long cuough %
without funds 10 pay rs bills and |
don't want sny court wraug'ing 10
draw ou, the predicamcnt Nc are noH
ln he declared
y can state positively lha, the pro-
posed bulge, and which We viii
vote on finally probably by the end
ni thu, week viii not require more
than seven and a quarter mills tax
levy Under the Law. ~ have been
advised. we are allowed six mills Tor
general operating expenses. ono mill
FOR street repair and paving and two
mills for library purposes All thi,
talk about a ,en,mili lc'y being ad
y1Catrd is wrong
But viii you cut the police de-
par,mcnt II necessary 10 lower the
tax lc,y'' he was asked
Cuts NAV be necessary but don,
think so," he answered.
The minority members are read
TO fight the budget to finish, N
sist'ng tina, only sixmill levy will
be legal Thet will also attemp, to
keep the $1,000 water revenue
amoun, in the water department
Another phase Of the ,angle wa
learned TIN, morning when Nike
Donnelly. commissioner Of finance,
sand that il the budget goes to the
courts upon the county assessor, re
iuSal TO spread a tax lew higher than
six mills ON the rolls. the city will
have to cut expenses far below nor
NAL for several months to make up
Tor the excess expenses now being
carried Il is estimated that 500 a
I4y ,,rc.x "a kc,uu sn,,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
NEGRO WOMAN R0BS
LEGISLATOR OF $40

G. /. Johnson Of Au,iers, repre-
sentative ~ the legislature from Push
mataha county was held up aud
robber OF $40 a, the Santa Fe station
10y Gussie Smi,h, a negro woman, late
Saturday night, according to an inior
nation iiled against the Smith woman
todayHhy the county attorney. The
woman is said 10 have grabbed John
son by the Goa, and after taking all
his spare change from his pockets, tc
have told him to move on. She made
iein, at reaching for a gun, accord
ing TO John r Martin asslstan, coun-
g. attorney
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
RECALL ACTION
FOR Wal TON IS
COMING beatty
County Assessor Says He's
Starting TO Make Plans,
TO ORGANIZE THOROUGHLY
State Equalization Board Re-
afiirmS Higher Valuation

lum Beatty. back from week, ,a,a-
ton and full OF new fighting spirit
declared TN, morning tia, be- /. ready
to proceed with plan, for IN, recall of
Mayor Walton.
Beatty made thi, ua,,mcn, at the
capitol after the stat, hoard ot roua'-
la,ion, taking Official notice OF
Beatty, acqu,',al IA he other urocccd
inV, clo,rd ,hc O,lahom, county as
,eS,men, ,,ugc s., "A, a, !, i, CON
crfnrd by making H., f.,r.r order
n,rma,,,,
To o,,,,i,. c,ur.,.
p.,,' J.pl,,rI ~ o'',iI n",. -,
rs,l,a,,,, ,hs ,t.,,,,;,,,, -, ,o',' ~" t w. "
"aI, ~, t,. ~, ',s',i't',,.' ,,,, , -, ,'s .t
az ''' ,''' '"' M"u'' ,'o' 'e''"'e t'c
'.,, w i'"''",' ". o''' ",''n u'e P''''''''
"'i ~ ~ '"' 'D'' '''"'@''''' ,
"'le ~ l'''' u' NY workers ana
",'Ne >"'e ''dt We nave INC 'Ish' Niho
" man w h''nn 10 make tue race 'or
mayor ai'cr We dispose "i walton
''lI h'"p
IL - NV plan 10 iIrsi get thorough
f organized and then make a whirl-
N'nd campaign tor the signatures. |
'mnk 'he law requires 400 signatures,
'nl ! am planning m getting this
number m y hours |, may not take
'Na' long
Is Congratulated
II was Beaty's first appearance at
The capitol since he scored his victory
IN the custer proceedings and he re-
rriyed congratulations from many
state officers. Bea,y laughed at the
suggestion that he had abandoned his
fight
You'll see the Tor rent, signs on
some OF these offices before long" he
said.
The state board reaiiirmed IL,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
General Strike Threat Heard;
Courts Order May Be Ignored;
RaiEmen Protest Conuict Coal
Unions Start Move to Prevent
the Transportation Of Non
Union Mined Fuel in This
State,

simultaneously with the beginning
OF coal production AZ NcA'cHcr today
by convict labor. union railroad men
started move 10 prohibit ,ranspor-
,ation OF convict mined coal by union
operated railroads, according to word
received here today from McAles,er
To Grievanc. Committee.
The railroad men at McAlestcr, d,
was stated, have submitted the Que,
ton 10 the grievance committee oi
their organization al Chicago and
plan to keep up their fight.
Actual operation OF the mines on
the prison farm started this morning.
and will he ~ full swing by tins ait
ernoOn Several tons Of coal, mined
before the beginning OF the strike, was
loaded ~ three cars on the prison
farm this morning \ caye-in in one
OF the m.neS Niii cause delay OF a
day OF 50 bei5re production begins.
Inc regional committee a, Wash
ing,on today notified Governor Rob
trtSon that il vas not the present
plan OF the committee 10 appoint a
'ut administrator ior Oklahoma OF
ior any other state. but to handle the
distribution O. coal from Washington
Governor Insists.
The governor, however. answered
insisting that 7. 4. Norris, who has
been recommended by the state coun.
cil Of defense, be named Immediately
for Oklahoma !, IS the belief OF tht
governor that the distribution system
can be better carried out here thar
from Washington.
J. A. Wbitehurs,, president OF tn,
state council OF defense, received g..
telegram this morning announcing Z
vf4-hs, oi preierentials in tn,
! distriSA,ion OF coal, which made re,
tail dealers seventh and last IN IN,
preferential order.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
M'ADAMS QUITS
RACE FOR SENATE
Lawyer Takes Rap al Dem
0CratiC Chairman,

Retirement oi T.. G. McNlsms, Ok
lahoma CITY attorneN democrat, IRON
the ra6t Tor United States senator.
was announced a, McNdam>' offices
TODAY This leaves three democrats
in the races. = Freeing, attorney
general. scott Ferris, present con
gre,>man. and T, y. core, present
incumbent In his announcement oi
withdrawal. McNdams refers IN an
uncompllmcutary' manner 10 the
chairman OF the democratic organl1a
ton who, he says, is attempting to
dictate who hall aud shall uo, enter
the race.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
TAT00ED SPIDER WEB
PROVES MANS UW0lNG

Boosting OF spider web ta'ooed on
his right shoulder caused the arrest
last night of 7. {. kellog, charged
with cmbez,ing thousands OF dollars
from the government a, Camp Taylor.
Kentucky.
Several letters have been received
BY tile police giving descriptions Of the
man and particular emphasis was lai'l
on the spider web A tip vas given the
tolice yesterday that a well dressed
man aud fluent ,alk,r Was working in
local business concern and had said
he had the "pre.lic , spider web go
ing" ,,'oorl on his shoulder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
Ohio DRY" Lead
Cut to as Votes

COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. l0-Iaie OF
the federal prohibition amendment
was made more uncertain today as
additional official returns were
tabula,ed a, the oiiics Of the secre-
,ary OF state. Tie official returns
from elghty-,x OF the eighty-elgh'
counties tabula,ed a, noon, gave the
drys a lead OF only iorty-iiye votes
m favor OF the Amendment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
THIRD OF C0UNTYS
PUPILS PICK COTTON

Que third OF the children in Okla
homa county rural schools are picking
cotton, according 10 the county school
superintendent A number OF patrons
OF the schools have asked ,ha. schools
he dismissed but the request ha. not
been genera enough TO perml, closing
them. Teachers have been extending
leaves to pupils, in cases where their
help was essential to the saving OF a
Trpu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-10
STREET CLEARED WHEN
VATICAN CHOIR SINGS

The reception committee that is
being appointed by Mayor Walton to
meet the Vatican choir tomorrow
morning a, the Santa Fe station has
reached 100 members.
The choir will sing in front OF the
Main street entrance Of the liuckins
hotel a, | 10 o'clock tomorrow alter
noon. the mayor said. and he has IN
s'ructcd traffic policemen TO clear the
stree, in that block IRON ! o'clock un-
Ill the close oi the singing.