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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
REGISTRATIONS IS
MOVING FASTER
Only Short Time Until Pre-
CinCt Books Close,

From every source In the city cam
paign. reports are coming that regis.
,ra,ion is being speeded up slightly
Precinct registrars quit issuing cerii'
iicateS Friday night
Many precinct registrars have can
,asScd their precincts, according &c
Fien :. Uuerback, county registrar
and arc making an effort TO see that
no legal voter is unregistered when
the books close. Several precinct
registrars have announced a time ior
gathering at some point in their pre-.
cinct for the purpose ut registration
W. y. Thompson, registrar OF Pre-
cinct fourteen. in Ward three, ha.
notified many voters in his precinct
who have not registered TO come TO hi'
residence Friday evening when cern
iicates will he issued to them. lie
lives at 70S West California avenue
Thompson keeps his registration book
and supplies at the courthouse ant
has registered more than forty voter.
up to noon today.
Voters who have not registered and
do not know where TO go to regis.
ter may get information by phouin.
The Times, the Voters League oi
any of the political headquarters o.
candidates.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
WAL.TON'S firm
Gets $4,000 ON
JOB At ARDklRE
Second Campaign Statement
Issued by League,

The second "ahlRr' u. 20. story
sued by the Voter, leacu, ~ re-
sal. OF iu,cs,iga'i1n, mt the connec
ton o' the NJ Nmo,h q Walton
company with the recent pol,uca
scandal in Carter county VA, mad,
public today in a statement supple
men,lug the On OF ye,,crda,
The second statement 60 more in
to detail on the matter OF the work q
Fred Parkin'on. state examiner a1l
inspector and declare that prot Is
we made before the c>no., hy those
opposed 10 the hrdmarc citizens com.
mtiec.
The Citizen, committee at Nrdmore
va, formed Tor the same purpose as
the Voters league here The state
mcrt make, the observation tha, tie
Nrdmu,r citizens who protested mo-,
lovd.t 90 the work OF the ,l.'ra .
commit, wee either indicted u.
ia;,,1 6. Hgu from u,1li. n',f rl,
gu4.. wa, mCuy,rD. bt .rl
jlfos
Political corruption .1 -.cr .h.,
I is almost ic,ual tie b.l'e ~.
clcan-m.rd,i voter, /, Gr,,r bed b,
STATE EN,m.acr Fred par,uu.ul atl
made q personal investigation ut yJ-
hui6u, IN \rdmorc Okla. last u -
ccmber daring grand Jury u,c.l.
CATION that resulted IA wholesale
resignation, and indictment ct viy
and rounty Official, and cmployc,
81 went 10 Nrdmorc December /
last wear alter report, had r-achcl
my office ,ha, thcrc wa, y.u Ierillc
,rfceulari,y IN the method ct apltay
ing claims presented to Cl'tcr Coun,,
by contractor, and engineers said
Mr Parkinson
81 learned that G { Bake. in IN.
capacity ot assistant county engineer
was approving for plymen, all claim.
presented. and that he had ABSOLUTELY
no legal lulhorit, tn do SO. not brua
a licensed engineer The fact MAT
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The Times Girl

while the supercilious secretary took
time 10 look me over and impress
upon me the sanctlty OF my mission.
BY the time she turned me over 10
the c. b, m. ! was suffering with ncrv-
ous palsy and on verge OF an epilcp.
tic m. | shook upon my entrance and
| shook upon my exit, and | shudder
still when | think of that curt, cool
dismissal Of that hgh-brow c. b. m.
But now--ha ha Id like TO have
a chance to do that little trick all
over. ] saw that man today. saw
'Aat man yelling like a Comanchc
and gallopng around in a garb that
would make any Wild Indian sit up
and take notice. I'd like TO walk
into that mans office. push tha,
cheeky underling in the face and tell
him that I'm not afraid of any two
legged creature that runs around cut.
ting up the capers he dos.
| didn't say !, was Rober, Scott
no ] didn't, and ] didn't say that the
girlish figure in the picture had any
thing to do with him-yet But | was
jus, going TO speak about il. Permi,
INC, Mr. Robert Sco,t-.director gen.
eral OF the Scott Drug company. a
y, NJ c. A. volleyball "champcen" II,
ac,ion--iore and AT, and in two other
positions-E n ID
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
F Its Into the Y, M, C, A, at
Noon and Takes a Pesikat
Serious Business Dlery
Much Exposed and Cavort-
ing Like a Bunch of Nuts,

Xllll Yip.yipl Hoo.ray Whoo-
IN peel Rah.rah Fire-murdcr
--police-and then some | had
never hoped to see anything like il.
| had never in my widest adventures
run across anything that could COM
pare with Il. could scarcely be
lieve my own eyes when did sec
il - but there il was-a feast OF
bowling, shrleking manly beauty
not TO be surpassed in many a long
days search, refer at once and
In the same breath TO the noon bust.
ness mems volley ball classes. gam
boiling abou, in high spirits, track
suits and the y NJ, {. A. gymna,
sum
There was a time, and no, long ago,
when had occasion TO cali upon a
certain business man, | look hack now
and picture myself in the ante room OF
his private office, cooling my heels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
To
Be PROVIDED
BY NEW PLAN
Defeat Of Appropriation by
6, o, P, Not Vital,
FUNDS WILL BE RAISED
General Says i, s.,
Can Advance Money,

WNNIINGION. March s - The
government hA, no. immediate in'cu.
ton oi foupushiug control oi rdii
rAi. dS @ result ui the failure ui
,pugfc', 10 appropriate iuud, ior the
ia.iroad administration. Director Gen
eral Hines stated TODAY.
Mr Hines also explained that every
effort would Nc made % continue op-
Grafton, as usual to avoid laying of
cmplpycs and 10 finance the railroad,
through private loan, or through al
,ances IRON the war finance corpora
ton
Although the railroad administra
tons program ol capital eNpcndi-
lures Tor extension. improvements and
new buildingS NAV he modyied, the
government, Will 'rv 80 continue the
projects planned through the next lew
months.
The railroad administration. Mr.
Hines said, did not contemplate RAJ,
ing rates az mean, ot dealing with
ITS financial prrdicamont
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
REDS PLAN TO
OPEN Gates TO
B0LSHEv|K ARMY
Measures Taken to Thwart
New Hun Plot,

BERLIN. March S-Ihe Spariacan,
have inaugufaIed a movement 20 seize
k0cnIgSbefg. las, Prussia. aud there
hy open a route oi communication Ia
Moscow 80 that h1l,hevik atmic, from
Russia might move 10 the assistance
OF the Spartacan forces. according Ia
an Official government, bulletin today
The government. however, the hul
letin states. has sent forces into
koenigsb0g with the object 81 put
ting down the Spartaoan strike move.
ment for the seizure OF the town.
BERLIN, March S.-Berlin Wa
orderly today as Gustaye No,ke. the
minister OF waI, had taken measure,
which seem TO he effective There
arc indication that The strike mas
be deadloeked owing 10 the action oi
the majority socialists.
BERLIN, March 4-Goyernmen,
troops a, police headquarer, fired or
rioters in the heishborhood ,hi,
morning and several casualties are
reported 10 have resulted. The troop.
had been called to dispetse N,
crowds which were gathering in in
creasing numbers around the head.
quarters.
BERLIN. March l-The report va,
current today ot the possibility Of the
proclamation OF a soviet republic
with Hugo Haase, former secretary
Tor foreign affairs, at its head.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
Small Crowd At Docks to
Bid Wilson Farewell AS
Ship Departs for Europe

NEW YORK. March s--Presidcn,
Wilson. sailed today on his second
voyage to France, determined. as he
said in his Metropolitan opera house
speech here last night, not to come
back" until its over over there" The
iranspor, George Washington bearing
the presidential party left Hoboken,
n. J, pier at s:ls a. m.
The chief executives departure was
marked by a simplicity which Con
,ras,ed with the noisy demonstration
given when the George Washington
carried Mr. Wilson from American
waters on his first journey to Paris
last December.
Only Small Crowd Present.
Today there was only small crowd
OF persons assembled at the pier To
these the president. ha, in hand. and
Mrs. Wilson waved farewell greet
ings as the George Washington swung
on, into the lower Hudson river while
the band on the transport Great
Northern, berthed nearby. played the
star Spangled Banner. Standing on
the bridge, the president and his wife
saw the American flag raised on the
staff at the stern and heard the boom
ing OF the presidential salute OF
twen,y-onc guns As the transport
turned her nose toward tho Statue of
Liberty an escort OF deSuoyerS got
under way ahead.
The harbor was nearly deserted be
cause of the strike of marine workers
President UP Early.
The president and Mrs, Wilson had
aSccuded 10 the bridge soon alter
o'clock Mr. Wilson had been up and
about the decks for nearly two hours,
having been the first OF the presiden-
tial party TO appear Mos, OF the
others were asleep when the transport
sailed.
lust as the George Washington was
about TO sail, it was discovered that
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{. c. KERR
IS DEAD IN
JERSEY CITY
Prominent Merchant Sue
CuubS to BIOSI Poisoning,
LIFE STORY IS ROMANTIC
Square Dealing Brought Sue
cess TO Obscure Clerk,


george q. herr. NJ years OLD, p.1.
"err Oklahoma city merchant and
rr"mncnl Oklahoma Cts booster died
80 . O'Clock last night iu the talfmor'
Surgical hospital, jersey City, y !.
as result OF blood poisoning caused
hf burned loot
Mr.. Kerr lri, Oklahoma CITY about
'No weeks ago Tor buying trip iu the
east HIS wife and Mfs. " =. Bulk
Icy, Wlic OF the assistant manager col!
the kefr Dry Goods company here.
were with Mr. Kerr at the time of hi,
death He Is survived hv an adopted
daughter. Margaret - years old. DO
addition 10 hl, wife
Funeral arrangement, have no, been
made but o, i, thought probable ,ha'
the body will be buried IN Oklahoma
City.
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City in 1897. when the capital-,o-be ol
commonwealth-to-be was little more
than collection OF tents and Shacks
set down on a wind-Swep, prairie
He was employed as clerk in the
dress good, department OF the Clay
Nidemeyer company, which conducted
the Lion store, then located on the
present site OF the Liberty National
Bank building. 1t was IA this store
that he developed many Of the ideas
later 10 make his store ono Il the
llrgeS, and mos, progre ,ive IN the
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
MORE MEN IDLE
THAN week AGO
Chic and Eastern States
Have Biz Surplus,

NNolllkGrON. March s-Unem.
p'oymtnt figures made public today
by the United States employment serv-
ice showed steady increase during
the past week in the area OF unem-
pIoymcnt and the number OF person,
without work
The number OF cities with large
numbers Of iob.seekeLs increased 10
90 percent, while the number Of un-
employed increased to bS,OW or 2S.-
jOi over las, week.
New England New York. PcnnsyI.
vania and New Jersey. reported jn-
cfeases The middle west. a. q whols.
showed no change from last week.
Ohio reported a continued BIG Labor
surplus. with an estimated total NJ
'l0m unemployed persoss Nv 'l,e
state, or nearly two-thirds of ile
eountry's total reported saemploye6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
REGISTER HERE

Precinct registrars, their addresses
and the hours they are available for
registration purposes in Ward ;, as
announced by Ben Uucrblck, county
registrar, are
Precinct II. +. Cody. SIS Lee
building, until 5 o'clock.
Precinct 2--W +. Chalkcr A5
North Robinson until 8 o'clock
Precinct 81 Racklcy, l0SI3 Nes,
Second street, registers a, all times.
Precinct Nv, + Jones jll West
Tenth street, registers at all times
Precinct Sc /, Plei,sch, $50 West
Fourth street, registers at all times.
Precinct o--Tom Dolan 70o North
Dewey, until o o'clock
Precinct 7--loyce Mitchell. regis
,ers a, Crawford drug store at all
times
Precinct 81 {. Barnett, llR West
Filth street, alter 5 o'clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
CRAFT
! s SUSPECTED
At FORT SILL
Officers and Enlisted Men
Said 10 Be Arrested,
FEDERAL PROBE rs BEGUN
civilian Horse Dealer Of Law
ton Out on Bond,
oBy STAFF corrcspondcuD

IAMTON. Okla. March l-(Spc
kialJ--A trio ot army Officers aud
about forty enlisted men have con.
Spired at Fort sill to tob the govern
bent OF nearly 80 horses and other
property the value OF which Is prob
kbly we'll up into the thousands OF
iollars. according ~ the bellct OF
edetal officers. As resul, OF an
Investigation by go,erumen, and led
Sral authorities MAJOR, . captain
md a number Of enlisted men are un-
Der arrest.
Lieut., Colonel G. T.. Taulbee Six
teenth cavalry. chiei inspector OF tho
emount service IRON Washington,
k$iyed a, the camp Saturday and I'M
ned ately began an investigation.
Taulbcc said yesterday that as ye,
,e had no, had chance even to make
|,p his own mind as to Just how eX-
|ensiye the alleged grating had been
and hence was not able TO make any
official report OF the matter.
Taulbec also declined 10 make any
E,a,emen, regarding two Officers con-
intd on the grounds.
Seemingly we'll Substantia,cd re-
,orts have i, tina, Captain I. \ Fer
xuson. property officer. ol the re-
mount service, and MAJOR John K.
Scully, for some time member OF a
committee appointed TO investigate the
batter arc the two officers under
,arses.
Horse Dealer Arrested.
Isaac Trop,. 81 Il street, Law,on,
civilian dealer in horses and mules,
,as been arrested and is now ont on
d $1,000 bond, according 10 l. ).
Deputy Marshal Miller. Irope IS
,ow awaiting trial W grand jury Tor
larceny OF government property a
humber OF other horse dealers IN the
locality may be Investigated.
The JR7ih auxiliary remoun, depot
s now under the charge OF Lieut..
colonel Norman p Marrow
According 10 reports ol enlisted
men confined in the Ruardhouse at
the same time as the men from the
emount, ami from other sources,
the alleged grating has been going
on since last fall
At one time late last summer there
was an epidemic of glanders in the
camp and a large number OF the
horses were condemned and were Of
dered TO be shot, A great many OF
these horses were sold and the prof
its pocke,ed, according to the report
Irregularities were first noticed
when an overseas officer failed to ge'
receipt for a number OF horses
turned in before leaving for France
The arrest OF Captain Ferguson !,
said TO have followed shortly after
Major Scully was then put in charge
pi an investigating committee, Major
S@ully's arrest and that OF three lieu
tenants, his assistants, followed evi-
hsnce brought out by secret service
men who had been operating among
(centlnusd on Page 2. Column a.
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prccinc, o. X Wright 900 Ter.
minal building. until 5 o'clock.
Precinct lO--retcr Viewer. l7j9
West First street. registers at all
tunes
Precinct II Hale perrinc, IS Norh
Webb. after o'clock
Precinct l2-lieury Stephens. $40
West Main street registers a, all
tunes
Precinct 49,. q. OLeary, county
courthouse. until s o'clock.
Precinct ll-W y Thompson, 7Osn
West California; county courthouse
until 5 o'clock
Precinct lS-W J lohnslone. Room
s. lih North Harvey 10 o'clock a. IN
to J o'clock.p M. and J o'clock p m.
to 7 o'clock y m
prccinc, lo--A = Ashbrouk, Alta
hotel, registers at all timea
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
PECK SAYS CITY
DUTY IS TO GET
SOLDIERS JOBS
Every Precinct in City to Be
Visited by Workers,

These tour points in the platform OF
which Maj Herbert NJ, Peck, demo
cratic candidate ior mayor. viii haS,
his campaign, as he announced then
at hi, headquarters, 4O4 Lolcord build
ing, this morning:
Job Tor every returned SOL
der Il am in favor OF taking
care Of every man that comes back
TO us from the army and the navy"
he said.
2-EStablishmen, OF community
centerS in every school district III
the city 1T is the proper func-
tion ot government TO provide
such cen,erS, that there may be a
direct and sympathetic liaiSon be-
tween the inhabitants of the COM
munity."
Square Deal Promised.
A-A square deal Every one
will get a square deal, it am
chosen mayor OF this city"
Amy organization has a righ,
to quizz a candidate. ANY or
ganlzaton. | don, care what il is,
has a right to submit question:
nairc to every candidate on the
important questions in the cam
paigu. | believe every candidate
should let the people know where
he stands"
4 campaign in each of the city pre-
cincts was begun this morning. Fac
precinct is TO have live wire men as
signed to il who will endeavor to puS
registration in that precinct and I
answer questions as TO Peck'S view
on all matters concerning civic an
community development
Major Peck himself will speak i
a majority OF the precincts in the cit
IN the course OF the next few day,
II is his plan to talk informally I
the residents OF each precinc, in som
place where the women as well as In
men will feel a, liberty to go an
learn from the major himself his view
OF the campaign,
In cases where it is impossible 70
the major to be present at the meet
!, ings. some OF his immediate friend
will outline his policies g.
Long Platform Unnecessary.
Il have always thought" he said ,hi
morning, that talking abou, a pla,
form Of twenty-five or forty or an
fixed number OF cut and dried pomt
Savored too much OF old iashione
party politics Bu, | am convince
that everv candidate should let IN
people know where he stands Ever
organization whether il be a ladie
sewing club or mems business or
can,ta,lon has a right to respectful
and responsible reply to any question
naive II may choose to submit, An
,'nr who proposes TO enter the Servic
OF the people must be known by tn
people
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Deadlock Possible
I'm Berlin Strike

BERLIN. Tuesday, March 4. The
strike commute. councils executive
board has increased its membership
TO ,hirty-two, being equally divided
between the majority socialists and
the independent socialists, In view OF
its party makeup and the fact ,ha,
the majority socialists are fighting
the strike and determined 10 preven,
its spread, It is believed tina, the board
which is directing the strike will be.
fore long become deadlocked or bring
about a compromise
COPENHAGEN Tuesday, March
According TO the North German
Garette OF Berlin, the strike in tina,
Continues on Pses Z. Column s)
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nARbOR TIE-Up
! ! NOW COMPLETE
Nearly $1,000 Workers Are
on Strike,

NEW YORK. March 5,--1rans-A,-
|iantic and coastwise shipping in New
York harbor was at a s,andstill again
To-day az the strike Of hsrbor work
men became more effective and there
|Mere indications that the few ferry
boats which did not cease operations
yesterday would be tied up before
Sight. Union leaders assert that from
1000 TO 5000 workmcn are on, and
sat at least 70 percent oi the shipping
" psralyzed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
seniority Rule Is
Retained by House

WASHINGTON. March s.--Seni-
|,rity Of rank will obtain In the re.
publican membership and choice ol
khairmen Of the eleven house commit
kees OF the next congress, Il va,
kyreed tentatively today st the meet
IN n the republican committee which
% framing the party organization ioI
|na1lfQl ol tha nNxt houie,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
U. S. TO RETAIN ROADS, HINES SAYS
Horses Walk Off
With Mail Wagon

DALLAS. Icsa. March S-A
truck containing tony saDk, Oi
parcel post mail whn. disappear
ed from railway station earl,
today and which officials Iu.
nounced had been stolen. nl,
found several hour, later fifteen
miles from here, on ihe farm ot
u NJ Burghcr postmaster The
postmaster formerly haI owned
the team and they had returned ~
their old home. taking he mail
with them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-05
MEET
IS SCENE Of
HOT DISPUTE
Resolution Demanding VIII
son Call Congress Cause,
HOUSTON LEAVES HALL
BoISheyism Not Menace in
u, ST. Governors Told,

WASHINGTON. March 5-Dis-
satisfaction oi western delegates over
failure 1t the conference OF COVER
uots and mayor, 10 take definite ac'
ton toward relieving unemployment
which had been IN evidence since yes
.tcrday. eliminated today IN a row
during which Secretary Houston lett
the hall
Mayor Rolph oi san Francisco. who
criticized congress yesterday, pre-
cipitared the trouble by submitting a
resolution which demanded that
Pre,den, Wilson Immediately recon
,cnc congress and IN his message de-
mand passage ct important leglSla.
ton which failed with the adjourn
mcnt yesterday
Report 10 Be Made by States.
There was heated discussion be.
lore the conference decided 10 send
the resolution g. a committee Tor q
report later in the day
1IhiS panic about bolsheyiSm ~
the United State, ,, all bogey," said
William P.eso.' spokesman OF Seat
tie Na.i
"Ou, ~ TIC vet sc deplore the
. ru .;c0 'llcl 20, some public men On
ihl, 20. i,.N Mr rlggo,t ,aid Tho
nIaa 8, unfair who COMPARES condl.
ton, IN thi, country with Europe"
Mr. Piggott emphasized. however,
thar mayors and governors should act
more courarcou,iy m dealing with un.
rest. particularly a. Il appeared theJc
would he uIn, i'vusindS of nnem-
p'o,cI IN 'ic C.H.p 90 the next lew
mon,iS
+, r. Politiciirs
"lou can't help condition, by SIT
ting around PLAYING politics" he de-
cllrcd. IN continuing the attack on
congreS, Tor un' pa sing appropria-
uun bills.
,lr p,pgu,t and m experience as
ms,.E caused him o. believe that the
cost ui living could he reduced from
10 I1 20 u,-,,r' vithuu, reducing
.gc, u. gu, / Washington ho-
'd llll oi la-, lifting grapcirui, a,
20 cent about Wat il would take 10
buy an .c-c .' grapeirui, land ,u,
vri'
Nr .,pa rcsolution condemned
'.r ,a.Idur % American ships IN
Japan and China and demanded that
,iu5c contracts he Cancelled and re.
placed with 'o7'c OF the contracts re-
Gently cancelled hy tho shipping board
900 TIN, ,.un'r The resolution also
advocated collective bargaining as a
wcau, az l.a...rg labor unrest.
rc'cSai25 Going Home.
Motion 90 nh,ndun the afternoon
rru.rLA l1 order tn hear a repor, from
,1, SOLUTION, committee finally wa,
made II VA. amended to permit an
addtc>, b, Secretary Lane in tho
afternoon aui then was accepted al
most unMmWprl,
D1uug hr discussion one delegate
lDd he knew ui %, lcJS, nine men who
we've guus lurt before the confer.
cuDc ended heau.c they were dissa,-
rllcd with tine deliberations
Proposal, 90 form national con
treu,r OF mayor, viii be considered
at meeting tonight