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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-2 young men 10 act as news
agents on Frisco; good chance for
Advancement. Apply Fred Harvey. ~
south Broadway.
PAINTERS WANTED -- Fort SIN.
Okln: three months work; union
scale; inquire 9s0 South 9Th st, Law
ton, OKLA.
MANTED-ENp,ricuccd window wash
ct. one who is accustomed TO wear
ing safety belt for cleaning windows
In S-stoly building Apply to {. H.
Bccdcl, Pioneer Hldg. Ord and Broad
way Good hours md good pay.
EXPERlENCED window trimmer AMI
advertising man that can sell mcr-
chardise for mems and womcn's wear
specially store. give reference, expert
cnco and salary expected. Address Box
a36 Cleveland, Okla.
WANTED-5Uo hroomcorn hands. 3Oc
aud Gjc per hour; good board. long
Job Price & Rcstol, NARROW. Okla.
WANTED First class barber guar
antccd SIS per week. job good for
si5 tu $40. last man ran better than
sac; pay 6j percent Of sunday Phone
No. t5i Monday No. 2. Jack Sprat,
III West Broadwny Gushing. Okla,
WANTED 4 youhg man who does not
intend TO return 10 school To- do m
Ing and mailing. Salary, $40; splendid
opportunity for Advancement. T. W
Mckenzie, 500 Colcord Bldg
NANTEU-Young man steuographeI
and office assistant Walnut 70su,
WANTED parner. young man as field
| manager, with some capital to In
vest In good oil business; must be nc
| tive; "A rare opportunity for n man
| with n future. N-9s, OklahomRn,
PARTNER wanted. with plenty Of per
and some money: man or woman ear
! nm position MS assistant general man.
| ngcr; II well supplied with above tc'
quIrcmonts consider before you an
swcr. N-97. 0llahoman
WANTED-Somo ono to take charge
of hotel dining room; splendid prop
osltiOn viii be made TO some one fullN
competent. Leland Hotel, Puuls Val
lcN Okla.
TIMERS WANTEp-Two first class
plenty Of work, good wages. Var
Tine Sheet Metal Works. Bartlesvillc
Oklahoma.
WNNTED-First class ladies' JACKIE
maker Vabracht, il2 y. Harvey
Walnut 46oN.
iRErNK MAN Tor Office devices
Phone Walnut el. Write Drawer 9S7
! WANTED Experienced
sten0grapher and book
keeper. Good salary with
plenty of opportunity for
advancement t2 right
man.
Sea Gate Tire and
Rubber Co., Inc,
2ZO North Broadway
WANTED blacksmith. am Ml-round
man. steady work. write r. r. WauL
! Okomlh, Okla.
MALE dlshwashcr Victoria % w.
! Grand
| WANTED Bookkecper and general Of
| flcc man, good place. answer I'm
! handwriting. experience. salary expect
| cd To start R-S20. Ok0homau.
TWO warehouse uyn wanted Apply
! tUn r. California.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-29

MEN wanted 20 work Mt saw mills;
planct. drive teams and cut logs no
house rent charged at saw mills. steady
work nj good ages NJ. l.. Harris
1umler Co Cruu Greek Okla
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WANTED-Second millers. $3.50 per
week. good town good schools, must
he compantent; no aEitntors wanted,
AVA Roller Mills, Ava. Oklahoma.
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We have several routes open for boys
between the ages ~ IL to 10. Apply
CITY Circulation Manager Oklahoman
and Tines
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CARPENTER repair and building. Call
W-Iij0. e. J. Peterson.
YOUR HOME building. remodelng. re-
pairing and painting solicited by W.
J. Htoner. contractor. Walnut 6i27-J.
ROOFING and building repairs Jack
BENSON n Sons. Maple ?8eg
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROACH BROS. 6l9 N. Hudson. Call
Maple 252l Night Maple $50 or Maple
o5n
PAINTER ANp PAPER HANGER
can Walnut 1851. Win bring samples
Cheap prices. work guaranteed. Green
Ice
WALL PAPEH-1c. my prices are the
best bring samples, estimate work
II NJ. Parrett. ll2 w. 3rd. walnut 6l57
ROOMS papered. s. up; samples; also
painting Walnut 3ji2. Maple li2t
W h Roach.
PAINTING and paper hanging. rooms
$2o0 aud NJ. Maple 5lI. '. ID. by
kus.
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ft'RNlSiiED room FOR ladies' EN-.
poyed. south and east exposure lSi
| East sth Phone Walnut 3Gt6
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Statesmen WANTED


Statesmen -Sldeline men making
small towns New idea, no sale no
collections; no samples 10 carry. 500
commission paid on each trial order
taken. state line carried and territory
covered. keeney a Sons Co., 1901 In
diana Ave. Chicago.
WANTED experienced securities sales
men capable Of managing offices and
employing several statesmen In eastern.
southeastern and western states; excel.
lent proposition 10 right men; small
capitalized northwest Burkburne,t oil
companies. eight leases. gnaranteelng
10 drill three wells from stock sales.
give details experience. reference TOT
interview. Box i0j. Oklahoma city.
okla.
STOCK Statesmen ATTENTION.
Can YOU sell high class industrial
securities in Texas. Louisiana and Ar
kansas? Company. IN active opera
tion: chartered Washington. y. c. Ad-
dress Sales Manager. SO2 Carter Bldg.
Houston. Texas.
WANT TO employ good automobile
salesman, want middle aged man.
good salesman and well acquainted In
city no Joy riders need apply: will give
FOOD man with ability splendid oppor-
tlnlty. sos North Broadway
Statesmen To sell Float-a- Ford shock
Hbsorbers. proposition better than
the ordinary offer 20 statesmen bch-
rens. ils West End. Phone Maple 'O2t
WANTED salesman. with car pre-
ferrcd. 10 sell specially line I'm north
eastern oklahoma; salary and commls-
SION good thing for right man Apply
to Rer Davis i2s W. Park place. Okla
homn city, Okla.
Statesmen WANTED -- IIye-wire,
high grade talking machine salesmen;
none other need apply. Mcacham
Music House kingflsher. Okla.
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WANTED-Good brush hands immedi
ately. don't write. come. open shop
Mariand Refining company. c. f. Wes-
ton Ponca City. Okla.
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WANTED-Cook for small restaurant,
regular meals and short order, state
salary expected. Address Franks Plate.
kaw. Okla.
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Teachers and Students

WANrED-Two experienced arm walt
rcsses. hundercr's Dainty Lunch, IL
". MIN. CLOSED on SundnNs
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! COMFORTABLE sleeping room. hny
window. Walking distance, 3ll West
| lLlM MhInmI IIrh
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED--A stenographer and office
girl. apply at Baptist Messenger Of
flee. 725 American Natl Bank build
ting; must be competent.
EkPERIE ENCED WAITRESS at Hotel
Lawrence cafe. Is w. Grand
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms
FOR RENT

THREE furnished housekeeping roorrs.
south exposure. adults only. IS W.
lfluVfh
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The Associated Press 'T eNrlusiveN
entitled 10 the use for republication "I
al, news dispatches crcgltcd to or hoi
n bcrwiso credited in this paper ana
e,so the local news published herein.
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WANTED-TNperlonccd sales
lady. steady position. good
Salnry Apply Yield Cloak co.
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WANTED--TO RENT


WANTED-August I. permanent fur
nishcd home or apartment. close In, or
on cnrlIne. by travelling man, wife and
daughter. With references: know now
10 care for other peoples property and
pay rent promptly. p. o. Box pa.
WANTED-By August 1. from 8 TO 10
room unfurnished house. Call Miss
Guest, PIX 6.
WANTED-Furnlshed room in apart
ment. by young gentleman. Refer
neces. G-25, Okiahoman.
WANT to rent I. or s-room house or
fiat unfurnished Call Thomas. at
Westfall's.
MhNTED-ky lady employed. furnish
ed southeast room IN private home
nlsO want garage. references exchsng-
ed Maple 7s3 or Maple ili5-J.
THREE 10 fve-room modern house I;
furnished or unfufnished by couple
with small children. must be good
ntishborhood. reasonable rent and per
msnent. Phone Maple 3eo1-J.
WANTED - one unfurnished room in
private home. close in; west side
Call Walnut soar between 4 and s.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY

ACCORDION aud knife pleating. hem
stitching nnd button work. l1all
Walnut 1880 l2iia W. Main. Empire
Cor tune Co.
DRESSMAklNG, hair work. Maple
1igS-R
DRESS SSMAKlNG and alterations. Mary
Monger. Maple 1858. Room 2i5, Kerr's,
DRESSMAKtNG and tailoring. Mrs
Middlesteid. Walnut 1884.
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Travellers Hotel
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


FOR RENT-one southeast bedroom
Maple ii56, 1908 n, Broadway.
2-ROOM modern house, furnished for
Hight housekeeping; nice yard aud
shnde. 400 W. Noble. Phone Walnut
1907
LARGE south room In private home
wnlkIng distance. Maple 29lO.
NICE clean furnished room for rent
With private family. l30 W. Sth
Walnut 239S.
FOR RENT-With or Without board.
rnc large front room close In. on
carline. Phone Maple 569l.
ELEGANTLY furnished. all outside.
cool rooms, baths. sultcH. 706h n.
Brondway Walnut $50.
COOL, airy sleeping rooms at sl6s
n Broadway,
NICELY Furnished room with sleeping
porch and board. Walnut i2o3.
NEWLY furnished sleeping room. Wal.
nut 77S.J: 1903 W. llth.
LARGE well furnished front room, 10
gentlemen. - per week. Maple ?o36;
ZOO T.. bth.
NICE cool sleeping room yell fur
nlshed; private entrance: also garage
for rent; men only. 1913 ~ broadway.
walnut $50.
FURNISHED rooms. adults only. Sl5
West 9Th.
NICE southeast sleeping rooms; work.
Ing girls preferred llj west IN.
SITTING ROOM, bedroom aud hal.
cony completely furnished for 2 or 3
ladies' employed or married couple: un.
usually cool. southeast exposure. Wal.
nut SCI or call GIL N. Robinson.
MODERN ROOM. walking distance:
also place for automobile. as W. sth.
NICE large south front sleeping rooms
IN private home. on three car lines,
fine neighborhood. breakfast II desired!
references exchanged. s0j W. 18Th;
Maple IJ76-R.
SOUTH sleeping room. three windows,
sewing machine and phons In room
i37 w. 18Th: Maple 1864
MODERN bedroom, neat and clean, two
windows awning. very cheap, at 81
per week. SIS w. California.
SOUTH ROOM, middie-aged man pre-
ferred; walking distance. Maple f2ti.
sPLENDlDLY furnished front room,
extremely large southeast and west
exposure, adjoining bath, adjoining
small room. could be used as Kitchen.
ette. l2i w. sth.
TWO connecting rooms. private en-
trance. and garage; suitable for 2
men. or employed couple. Private fam
ily. and new bungalow. Call at 1919
East 7th today
FURNISHED room, suitable for / or
?: so Tor I, ~ for 2; close in: bath
sdjolnlngt references. AN East 9Th,
Walnut 70j-E
TWO cool sleeping rooms. both having
south breeze. Gentlemen preferred
~ week. ils East 9th. Maple 3os9
NICELY furnished room for gentle
man, close IN. Phone Walnu. bs0J
Two modern housekeeping rooms. i07
Noble. walnut 1887.
NICELY furnished room, south expos
ure. iis Harrison Ave. Walnut 1907.
ROOM with two meals for two ladies.
300. sii W. sih.
TWO beautiful furnished connecting
rooms adjoining bath; bedrooms and
rying room or two bedrooms Walnut
TIER
SLEEPING room for rent iss u. 5tb.
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statesmen WANTED

WANTEp--SlS good tire and stock
sIlcsmcn 10 work In oklahoma II
you are honest show vs. and YOU have
rot good Job The American Tire
md Rubber COMPANY MuSkogcc, Okli
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BOYS WANTED

,o. ,oy,
we nave scV'rht fou!es "Pol i'' ~
between the ages ot ~ 10 & ~ @ @nppg
.lT cdcu'"''o" M''"s''
a'!V l'''''s ------,----.---.-
NIL Nnn,eu 70 WIZ "a ~ 90, Ioga, ne
r'ahri uii,v ,r,'1 ,'.,i'' ~, s,,v ,,i,s Steady
wors nj good ages VI. l.. Harris
lumler 60 Crum Creek. Okla.
fp,p1 80. ,.t,.,,,,, ,,,t,- an rucL-
AZ, c,ros. tiSS SS'S' IIn,s,n phone
Maple Sios'
w,NTrn--e,-,,,,.I -,,,,,,,-,.,---, ,- n -,
week GOOD tow,,. co"5 sc,ooi.. ,r,,s,
he compantent; no agitntors wanted. !
AVA Roller Mills, Ava. Oklahoma.
CIEi'TViTTAN yyANTI,T. ,,,.,,i ,,..,-l,
Wir,mnn. So oo rer day. orc, ",l .n.,,
conditions. permanent employm"ri' '
Martin Wright Electric Co, 2Os East
Houston 81, san Antonio. Texas,
WANTED-A man who can drive and
fiI tord cars. Call at 100 W. Reno
81, Wv, -..
"NNIEl,-Cai l,g',,,,fs Tor inside I'm
ish "9rk at saltwater. Okla Rein
WANTED - Bnihcr at once: stcady
J9o; siS sIa' n,,,.,,.. ,m,,e. ~. r"' Midway
,,...,,.;,,, - ...,.,.,. -----
"A'N - r.. a. ,.. ,l,ul, ~. !, u
da ru,u & , .'S W. ~
trlmtlnr 20 i2o west Reno st., civ
gIRBrR wanted $50 guarantee. phone
or wire e. n Brown Frick Okla
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED-Mcn and ladies' 10 learn
barber trade. specls .ow tuition.
positions guaranteed. free catalog;, on
Iahoma C.;y Barber College. loi west
California. Harry Kuns, Mgr.
NEN-Our catnlOg explains how we
teach the barber trade; mailed Tree.
Schwartz system of Barber colleges,
JOG W California Avenue, Oklahoma
city. Okla.
BARRIER TRADE taught ladies ana
gentlemen: position guaranteed: itee
catalogue explaining Writo Texas
Barber College. Dallas or Fort Worth,
Texas
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NICELY Furnished room. south expos
urc. private home. close In, Wal
nut S7S,
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ONE 5-room housekeeping suite. mod
ern. clean and nicely furnished. iiCs
West Muin.
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TED-Expcrlenced stock sales
men 10 sell refining stock. mono nut
live wires need apply Address tho
Kre-ko Refining company, at Brls-
tow. Okla
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WANTED-2 young men 10 act as news
agents on Frisco; good chance for
Advancement Apply Fred Harvey. 22i
South Broadway
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UNFINISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

THREE unfurnished rooms. 10 +. 4th,
Walnut Gi7i-N.
TWO nice clean downstairs rooms. un-
furnished, at 73G East 5'h ST
THREE desirable. large. modern
rooms i6li West 6th.
FOR RENT-Ono uEturuishcd room
with privilege OF kitchen and bath,
1901 w Grand.
THREE unfurnishcd. large downstairs
rooms ms East tth. Maple 1892 II
TWO modern unfurnishcd light house
keeping rooms, on Carlinr. also ga
rage. can 1890 West eth.
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LARGE light housekeeping rooms at
Glbis y. Broadway.
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PAINTERS WANTED -- Fort Sill
Okla; three months work; union
scale; inquire go South 5th st, Law
tom nIl,
The sun., 1919-03-06
GERMANS THREATEN AGAIN.
VIII Not Accept Peace Terms or
Give In ShiDs,

PARIS, March 5.--At a meeting OF the
German Cabinet on Monday morning.
attended by party leaders and delegates
OF shipowners, II was agreed unanl-
mously. II is understood. that Germany
could not submit to coercion from the
Entente Powers either in the armistice
negotiations or In the peace pourparlers,
according to a Zurich despatch to lie
Journal
The German Government declared that
1t will decline all responsibility for pos.
sble consequences II tho Entente tries
TO speculate on German patience" De-
mands regarding tho requisition OF ship
ping are held to be absolutely inaccept-
able because. II IL said, It would definitely
'paralyze the country's economic fu.
ture."
Germany will also oppose the dlrmis
sal OF German crews from ships requisi-
toned, It being pointed out that this
would throw $4,000 seamen out Of en-
ploymen;,
\ press campaign has already been
started against the drmlstice and tho
preliminary peace conditloua
The sun., 1919-03-06
LONDON COMMENT
ON WILSON SPEECH
~. s. Must Share Leagues
Collar Work, Says Gazette

LONDON, March 5.-Presldent wilson's
speech in New York last night arrived in
London too late for extended editorial
comment in the afternoon newspapers.
but II occupies a most prominent place
In the news columns. Some Of the head
ings describe It as Another Powerful
Speech" and as President Wilson's
Greatest Fight"
The Pail Mdlt Gazette, referring to the
Presidents expressed conviction that an
overwhelming majority OF the American
people are In favor of a League OF Ma
lions, says:
That is undoubtedly the case, but
the crucial question is whether they
are prepared to pledge the practical
resources and action OF their country
TO vindlcate the league when II Is
formed. Unless America Is prepared
to share in the collar work OF the
league she can have no voice In its
policy"
The Westminster Gazette. In express
ing the hope that the league will be much
more than a debating society. says that
even II II is debating society Il prob
ably would have prevented this war had
II been in operation In 1914, and It will
be an insurance against other wars
sprlnsing from the same motives.
Referring to the report that Senator
Lodge and thirty-six other Republican
Senators we're determined TO oppose the
League Of Nations as now constituted
thA Giobs says:
president Wilson returns TO Eu-
rope with greatly diminlshed prestige
as a result OF the action OF an impor-
tant representative section Of his own
countrymen and with his boosted
League OF Nations treated precisely
as scrap OF paper. which we have
always held It to De-
The sun., 1919-03-06
FRENCH TAKE UP BIG
FINANCIAL PROBLEM
Chamber of Deputies Ratifies
Government Bill.

PARIS, March 5.--The Chamber OF
Deputies discussed to-day the bill pro-
posing the ratification of an agreement
made by Minister OF Finance Klotz and
the Bank OF France putting at the dis
posal of the State $500. 1000. 900 and rails
ing the banks advance to the Govern
ment from S4,500,o00 to s4.150,00o.-
600. the issue OF paper money having
passed from $500, 100000 to $1,000
000, 900.
Deputy Barthe argued that the in
creased circulation OF paper money es
ono Of the principal causes for the high
cost OF living. NJ. Bon. Socialist, pro-
posed an amendment to the bill abolish
ing interest on advances. This was re-
jected by a vote OF $40 to 124.
After much discussion the Government
bill was ratified by a show OF hands, and
the Chamber then passed TO discussion
Of the pension bill.
Debate on the general financial situa-
ton will begin Friday, and during the
discussion NJ. Klotz will make known
his programme. AS the discussion Is ex-
pected to be long one II is not believed
NJ. Klotz will speak before March -.
In the Hobbies of the Chamber yester-
day NJ Klotz said the debate would be
most useful and that he was convinced
II would strengthen his position. He
added:
II must be sustained fully by Parla-
ment in order to propose to the Peace
Conference a tax on German capital.
How could think OF demanding heavy
sacrifices from our victorious country, II
first / had not exacted them from the
conquered?"
The Senate adopted the bill after an
hours debate.
Alexandra Ribot. former Premier and
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. objected to
the Senate being asked to vote on the
project without knowing what Germany
" ould be able to pay. He said:
II agree not to debate to-day the
financial question. IL It not III advised
to vote these considerable expenditures
without knowing what Germany is able
to pay? II may be imprudent TO speak
row OF tax on capital. which would
be in,politic and anti.economic. BY II
we would render all future voluntary
loans impossible. Money moves Of its
own free will. rather than by the con-
scription OF fortunes. We will vote the
project. hoping the Government will re-
duce expenditures to the strictest ne
oessity."
The sun., 1919-03-06
BREAKS c. 0. P. GRIP
WITH WILSON PLEA
Democrat Goes to Congress-
First Time in District.
Special Despatch to THE srx.


GREESsBURG, Pa. March 5.--The cleo
tion OF Attorney John II. Wilson Of
Butler to Congress from this district.
the Twenty-second. over John ~. Jami-
son OF Greensburg, Republican. yester-
day is considered by Democrats here to
be full Endorsement OF President VIII
son and his plan for the League Of Ma
lions. Wilson won by 400 votes
The Twenty-second district, compris-
ing Butler and Westmoreland coun los,
had been overwhelmingly Republican
henat ofore. At the Noyember election
the late z. f. Robbins. whose death re-
Gently resulted in the special election
won over his Democratic opponent by
more than 5000 votes
The successful candidate ran on a
support the President" platform. ask
ing the voters to show their faith in the
nations Chief by electing him, and at
the same time denouncing the Republi-
can filibuster In the Senate. Wilson IL
the first Democrat to be elected In
Butler county since the birth of tho
party.
The sun., 1919-03-06
GERMAN DOCTORS
REFUSE TO WORK
Continued from First Page.

troops occupied Communist strong
holds'' OF Dusseldorf and Halle shows
that the German official machine still
retains considerable momentum. In
Dusseldorf not a shot was fred. Work
has been resumed in the whole OF the
Ruhr district. which Is reported quiet.
In Halle there was some firing in the
air. but only $500 men were at Gen.
Meyerker's disposal. This is thought to
augur we'll for the prevention OF grave
developments in Berlin.
Significant II the gradual reassertion
Of principles of democratic government
is the action OF the Bavarian Workrnen's
Soldiers and Peasants Councils congress
in Munich in rejecting by PA votes to
10 the proposals to proclaim Bavaria a
so-called social council republic" This
congress is credited with the intention
of submitting the draft OF the future
constitution to some form of plebescite.
BERN, March 5.--Airplanes few over
Munich last Saturday showering procla-
nations signed by the garrisons OF Benz
berg. Bayreuth. Sulzbach. Regensburg.
Straubing, Erlangen. Nurnberg and
Fuorth.
The signatories protested against the
tyranny exercised by minority OF the
population and demanded an orderly
government on socialistic principles and
also speedy assembling or the Landtag
They are prepared II necessary to en-
force their demands by military COM
pulsion. They were obliged to dissemi-
nate their Views by airplane owing to
the suppression of the freedom Of press
and speech by the censorship.
Many Spartacan undesirables who ar
rived In Munich during the last few days
have been arrested. levin was not pres
emf at the assembly Saturday. and is be-
lieved to have fed TO safety.
The renewal OF train service between
Basic and Paris has caused great salts
faction. especially at Basic. which has
been almost Isolated since August, 1914.
Day and night Basic express trains per-
form the journey between Basic and
Paris in thirteen hours.
The sun., 1919-03-06
EXTRA SESSION VIEWS VARY.
Democrats Doubt re VIII Come
Before June 1.

WAsHINdToN, March 5.--Calm of the
Congressional recess settled to-day over
the Capitol with only a few echoing
murmurs OF the storm which closed the
Sixty-hfth Congress yesterday.
Discussion by leaders OF extra session
pTosissI developed varying o9ta!,ns
Democratic leaders believed there was
no prospect OF an extra session, at least
before June |. Conceding that the first
popular reaction caused by failure Of
legislation in Congress would be critical
Of the Republicans, some Republican
leaders thought that railroad. labor and
other reconstruction problems might
soon cause widespread demand for an
extra session earlier than the President
plans.
The sun., 1919-03-06
FIRES AT PoINCARE's HOME.
Russian Jew shoots Gas Protest
Against Allies"

PARIS, March 5.-A man who admitted
his name was Kneller and that he was
a Russian Jew fred two shots from a
residence Of President Poincare. to-day.
Kneller. who at hrst refused to divulge
his nationality, declared that he desired
to protest against allied Intervention in
Russia.
The shooting occurred In the presence
of the guards and sentInels. The bullets
fell harmlessly on the veranda.