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Williams news., 1919-11-21
MY HEAD!

W h e n tn e ahead feels thick 3or aches, when lone feels all out of-sorts per 'haps 8 coated tongue-it is the signal that poi sons are aecum- ulating in the s ys tenn, and should be clean ed out at once.
 Sleepiness s s after meals, bil- iousness, dizzi- ness, acidity of the stomach, h e a r t b u rn, offensive breath
Williams news., 1919-11-21

and allied ailments results from auto intoMcation or sef-poisoning.
 Take castor oil, or procure at the drug store, pleasant vegetable laxative, called .Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, com posed of May-apple, aloes and jalap.
 Kansas City, Kans :-"Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets have been my favorite
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
SENATORS TALK
Of COMPROMISE
ON PEACE PACT
Lodge Calls Committee 70
Receive New Reservations,
M'CUMBeR OFFERS 0NI
He Attempts 10 Smooth Path
for Republicans,

WASHINGTON, Oc' p Poo.i
hllHy o. a romp-lmi,c between sen.
a'e advocates and opponents Of res
crtauorS 10 The German peace treaty
vas sad 20 have received serious
consideration today - a conference
OF dcmocra'le leaders held alter
Chai man Lodge had called a meet
lng tomorrow Of the foreign relations
committee 70 consider rev re,trya-
lions ard mod 'hos. re-
ported out by IN, committee S-rtem-
Der 10,
Later Senator MoCurNrr r-pub
lean. North Dakota. leader " IN,
,o-cal'cd mild reservation group
introduced IN the 'rua'. I number oi
what he termed ",gnuromis,' re'er-
ya'lonS. He saii they represented
nc efforts Of republicans desiring 10
reach an agreement on reservations
Seven reservations were presented
by Senator McCumbcr They dealt
WITH the questions OF Withdrawal
Ari.ele 10. domestic affairs the Mon.
TOE doctrine, Shantung and the in
equality OF voting strength N the
league assembly
Technically the amendment pro.
posed bv Senator Johnson, republican
Of California, 70 ,cqualire the votlne
strength Of the United States and
! Great Britain in the league assembly
was before the senate today Sor''
leader, were hopeful tha, a vote on IN,
Johnson amendment, the las, bu, ont
ye, to be disposed OF, would be reachec
before adIournmen, today, but the gen
sral opinion was tba, roll cali woult
not be reached until tomorrow.
Debate on the Irish question
threatened again today. centerinj
about the resolution OF Senator Walsh
democrat of Montana. pledging tn
United States to presen, 10 the leagu'
at an early date the claims OF the lrlsl
for indcpendence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
FINE ARE HURT
in |NTERURBAN
CAR ACCIDENT
Slippery Rails Cause of
Crash Near Guthrie,
;0UR FROM THIS CITY
Injured MOtorman Said to Be
Resting Easily

Fritz Noclkrf, inlcrufban molormon.
mas -vercl, bruised IN an oalyidcat
pbout II miles south OF Guthrie last
gh, when an 'u'crurh4n 90, driven
" Henry B1lc crashed untr r, clr
|,u, was reNHe easily at ~ Anlhoal 5
iospitsl a, noon today and vas Ic,oy-
frng rapidly attending doctors sali.
Bode was coming down grade
oward Oklahoma Ci'y as Mo,orman
oeker stopped near siding and lost
|on,rol Of his car because OF the slip.
,cry rails. Noclkcr ATTEMPTED 10 avert
| he collision by backing his car out Of
Ringer bu, the oncomng steel lister
|rban crashed INTO ham before ne could
,ack lar enough Bode wa, uo' ~.
|ured.
rrhe front ,c,ubule, oi both carr
lerc smashed but uouc oi the pa,
cngers was injured seriously George
kirnble. claim agent, 'dld today
n. +. Bouldn, llOy Fast Ninth
|,ree,, wa, slightly cut on the head
Mrs. Jack Green, 7l2 West Grand
lvenue was scratched; Rev I. J.
Brill of Norman was slightly bruised
|nd ". II. Erwin Of the Oliver hotel,
Mas slightly bruised
DR. A. h West surgeon Tor the
|ailway company took charge OF those
Injured and brought them 10 Okla
koma Civ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
Shoe That Collector Away!
City Owes Approximately S17500O Because Of Budget
Tange, and Debt Grows Larger Hourly

With approximately $4,000 Of un-
paid bill, stacked on the desks OF the
city commissioners because OF delay
in setting the bulge, dispute. Okla
hcma City !, rapidly losing IT'S credit
oe Patterson commissioner o, pub
Tic property, said today that he is re-
ceiying an average OF ten letters a
day from business concerns carrying
isity accounts and urging that their
bills be paid He estimates the unpaid
bills Of his department alone at about
S5WO.
For four months no bill, have been
paid, Mike Donnelly commissioner OF
finance, said and there seems little
likelihood OF the aSseSsment.b budget
,ange being settled Tor several weeks
at least.
The department, Of public safety and
the public works department are like
wise affected and general improve
m.n,s and repair OF city property are
being delayed as the Walton-Beaty
fight continues,
Salaries Paid.
aside from salaries there have been
no warrants drawn on the city for
four months because there is no item
70 which We can charge them" Mr..
Patterson said This simply means
that the business houses from which
We have bought water supplies as well
az other material, needed in conduct
ing the ei,y's business are going to
get tired of waiting and will be pretty
slow IN aslllng " anything h1eaitsy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
WRITTEN REPORT
MADE TO WILSON
President Keeps Informed on
Pressing Problems,

WASHINGTON, Oct 2l--PreSi.
lent Wilson i, being KEEP, iu'orme |
I, to the threatened strike OF bituml-
|Nous coal miners. the treaty situation
b The senate and the national indus
Trial conference, !, was announced
|oday at the Whts House that i'm
, ovemen, in his condition during the
IaN few days had made i, possible
|or him 10 receive written reports
rom Secretary Tumuliy on these and
bther passing problems.
Rear Admiral Grayson, the pfcsi'
ient'A personal physician, also per
|nited the president 10 have a letter
yesterday from Senator Hitchcock OF
Nebraska. administration leader IN
I've treaty fight, outlining prospects
| or ratification Of the treaty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
Wiretapper
liking" Held
For Stumble
One of Band Of Race Track
Confidence Men Charged
With Oefrauding,

PINE BLUFF, Ark. Oct 2l.--
Frederick GondorH, alias Frederick
Grant, styled king OF the wire-tap-
pers," who was arrested yesterday at
the Coving,on. Ky. federal court,
charged with having used the mail, TO
d.iraud NJ. Coy. kirksville, Ky, OF
$4,000, was one OF band Of conf
dence men who operated here last
February and March in an office fitted
up q few Dr. rs from the federal build
ing. according 70 local officers
Officers say the band brought
prospective victim. here from Hot
Springs and by fake wire-tapping and
other schemes, swindled several o
them out OF amounts varying iron
5000 to $4,000. Local banks say
they handled checks and drafts total.
ing $4,000 for the band Their op.
craiions ere uncovered when Kan
sas farmer. claiming 10 have beer
swindled out OF 5000 asked an in
ve,tigation. He was too late, however
as the men had fled. Arthur Jane,
Eek. alleged to be another membe,
Of the band, is in the county jail her,
awaiting trial At the November term
OF the federal court at Little Rock. He
i, charged with deirauding John Mink
an Illinois farmer, out OF $1,000 on a
fake rice farm transaction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
I'VE have under consideration the

I'VE have under consideration the
purchase OF other supplies that we
mus, have, bu, with the budget nixup
We stand little chance TO ge, good
prices And there is further pos
,billty of ,n,erest being charged OF
our bills as they continue to be car
rled. am writing letters every day
telling these concerns that we will pay
our debts as soon as We can
Mr.. Donnelly said the budget must
be approved before long and thinks N,
city will pull out Of the trouble with.
out having TO pay interest lie said
however, that the oitys business is
rapidly being tied up and will re,
quire several months to get into good
condition again.
lie would not say who is to blame
for the delay.
Below Six Mills"
IL will say, however" he admitted
that il the budget had been kept be-
low the six mill basis as il ha. been
in other administrations Il would have
been approved Of long ago and ",
would now be in 4 position TO pay our
bills and keep our heads up"
And while the figh, goes on IN,
proposed budget is in eiiee, and tn,
departments are paying OIL, salaries on
the basis OF il, all OF which may bc
chapbed as soon as tie final assess.
ment Is received and the ruling on the
taA levy made,
Repair Of streets and work ., The
reservoir are only two Of the many
LSih ima1ayemenh delASsd~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
NOPE, A MAN CAN'T
TAKE A RAIL TRIP
= WITHOUT CLOTHING

Orwell Johnson. . major In the
national guard, wanted TO 20 20
Texas on a business trip Septem.
her 20, but like the young girl
who is preparing TO 20 TO a dance.
he didn't have a thing to wear.
lie sen, his laundry to Towler'S
laundry, September ~ and says
he paid extra to have i, done "spe-
cial," and ready by q O'Clock Sep
tember "a.
II wasn't ready, he says, but
Johnson was ready TO 20 to Texas.
Today Johnson filed 4 claim
with Justice T. F. Donnell for
sl75 damages from the laundry
company,
"Time was the most important
slemen, in the contract" between
himself and the laundry company,
he alleges.
And il he had gone TO Texas he
would have made SIS a day ior
Pseven days, he declares.
The case has been continued IT.
teen days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
| Reds Resist
Desperately

LONDON. oct p -fo'r,, Of The
Russian soviet government are be
ing slowly driven bacN TO their last
deirnses IN from, Of PclrogrAd Gen
eral ludcntch has captured Pu'koya
abou, seven miles south Of the city,
and Lgoya. le" than eigh, miles 20
the southwest. according to unofficial
reports
Bolsheyk troop, are apparently
formed along the pctrograd-luga
Skoy railroad where they are stub
bornly con,eSting each attemp, Of the
iudcnitch forces 10 drive eastward
I he au'l-bolshcylkl reached a point
near luVa last week bu, since that
tme there has been no indication that
the railroad ha, been crossed at any
point south OF Ga,ohlna, which IS adj
mlt,cd to be IN the hands OF the
ludenl,ch army.
Soviet forces seem still 10 be hold
ing the eois,ai region vest " Petro
grad, according TO Hel,ingfoss dis,
patch telling of duel between ar
an,i-bolshevik flee, and the tort a
CONTINUED or psoe 2. Column a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
BANK DELEGATIONS
ARGUE AT CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. OCT. 2l.--The
Federal Reserve board today heard
promlnen, bankers from Oklahoma
who. are desirous that the board o-
tablsh a branch bank in that state.
Senator Owen and Representative
Scot, Ferri, Of Oklahoma addressed
the board. Bank Commissioner r. !,
Dennis presented the facts regarding
the banking position of Oklahoma. II.
H. Rogers Of Tulsa, and +. J Wikoii
of Oklahoma City also spoke. w s.
Bailey a director OF the Federal Re.
serve bank OF Kansas City. defended
the action OF his bank in declining 70
establish any branch banks in Okla
homa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
CLARK WILLING
WHEN En1l0NED
FOR PRESIDENCY

WASHINGTON, Oct, AL
am willing" shouted Champ Clark
in the house today when Repre-.
sentative Hulings. republican OF
Pennsylvania. mentioned him for
the presidency.
Cheers, applause and laughter
shook the house.
Champ Clark made a speech op-
posing the age limi, OF 70 years
for the controller general Of the
United States as proposed in the
budget bill
We are now considering a
youth of % years icr the presi-
dency,' declared Huling' as Clark
sat down, Up jumped Champ and
shouted his willingness.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
RAINFALL IN CITY
IS AZ OF AN INCH

Up 70 ! o'clock tn, morning rain
had fallen III Oklahoma CITY to tho
extent Of ~ inch according to the
weather bureau II is not believed
that there will be any more rain to-
day, although the forecast !, cloudy
with fair weather promised for to-
morrow. Al,us reported a. inch and
Muskosee 10 inch.
The low mark on the thermometer
last night and this morning was
reached at a. m, when it hit the ~
degree mark. 1t is warming up some
what for the day, however
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
ELECTION BOARD ASKS
FOR 1880 BALLOTS

Rouisition calling for the printing
OF 1850 ballots for use in the special
general election in the Fifth con-
gressional district on November & was
made today on the board Of affairs
BY the state election board. There
At $1,000 voters IN the district,
Only two counties, MeClsin and OK.
lahoma. had filed official returns with
the state election board up 10 noon,
and these will no, he opened until the
board meets late this afternoon or to-
morrow to begin the official canvas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
I'VE AND COUNTY
DIVIDE the S351.
Funds Co0fiScated in Raid
"SpIit Fify-Fifty,'

The county and Sandy" Ivie wen,
"fiity-iiv" on the 1851 sei,ed in the
raid on the Liberty Rooms during
state fair week, when lvie and RED"
Cameron are said to have maintained
a gambling game in the rooms
According to Joseph L. Deupree
us,ice OF the peace S was deducted
from the S5Sl for court costs. The
remaining $40 va, divided equally
between the county and Iyie. Deuprcc
said, and all OF the gambling para
phernala seited in the raid was
turned over TO the county
lvic and Cameron have been bound
over 20 district court on charge OF
maintaining gambling game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
HARRIS. ROGERS CASE
REHEARING DENIED

Rehearing Of the case OF Vernon
Harris OF Oklahoma City, agains,
Harry Rogers, wealthy Tulsa oil oper-
ator, banker and republican leader
vas denied today by the supreme
ccurt The case involves alleged fraud
IN land between Rogers and Harris,
who were former law partners The
former opinion OF the court in favor
Of Rogers was adhercd to.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
BURNS ASSISTANT
QUITS COUNTY JOB

Ned Looney assistant county at
torney. resigned today, effective No
ycmber |. His successor has not been
named. Lomey said business rea'
sons and the low salary paid an as
,iS,ant county attorney arc causes for
his resignation, Looney was appoint
ed assistant county attorney 20 take
the place of John R Guyer, who was
ous,ed during the summer.
Burns said today he did no. know
who will tax. Looney's place. Looney
wasa law partner OF Burn, when he
wa. appointed assistant county at.
'orrey and he will resume that po-
sition the first OF the month,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
SHORTAGE OF CARS
THREATENS WATER

Because Of the shortage Of freight
cars. the city water department Is
threatened with a serious lack Of lime
for. the municipal reservoir Joe Pat
terson, commissioner OF public prop
er,y, said today Mr.. Patterson has
two carloads Of lime ordered which
are not expected for 4 week because
OF the car condition. The lime has
been ordered three weeks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
GOVERNOR FLAYS
LABOR RADICALS
IN LEGION TALK
DrUmright Rioters Cowards,
Robertson Declares,

y greatly regret my inability 20 ad-
dre" Won ~ comrades. but can only
say. Fellow citizens " SAID Govern r
Robertson, IN opening nj, welcome ad.
DIRE" 20 the .tate convention of the
American Legion in 'he auditorium
this morning Approximately N0
delegate from al parts Of the state
were present.
DrumTght Trouble.
He spoke ot the recen, trouble in
Drumugh,, ard listed It a, n we'll
ofganIrcd opposition 20 organized
government. Bu. the cowar1ly char
acteri',lc Of all that cia" ,howed in
Drumrlgh, as 1t viii everywhere" tn.
governor said.
In speaking of the forthcoming coal
miners strike. he 'a,d. The miners
are making more than ever bsiore in
the history of the country Aprar-
entity they have waited until winter !,
almos, here 10 declare the Strike As
\ result, hundred. NJ thousands will
he made to suffer by ,heir--a' | term
thcm-unreasonable demands. no
really made BY themselves, bu, by ir-
responsible agi,a,or'."
I'm for the working man I'm for
the unIon, hut I'm no, for the ag,ator
IN, l. W. W. or N. holshevis,," hc
said, 10 conclusion
II. was greeted by an outburm oI
continued applause. -..--.--.-
And Red Cross ~
He then asked the cooperation o
every soldier in the coming Red Cros'
roll call drive, urging them to le. III,
people know what the Red Cross d.
for the boys overseas, As well as a
home.
Report. oi me variou. committee
occupied the remainder OF the morn
ipy session. The convention will con
yene again at 2 o'clock. when ,hc
election Of officer, and decision
on ,he pcrmaneu, state headquarter'
will take nlact
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
WOMAN ASKS DAMAGES
Of AUTOMOBILE DRIVER

Damage. for $3.50 ar. asked by
Minnie Razook in suit filed today
IN district court against Joe Brown.
The petition alleges Brown drove an
automobil, into a buggy occupied by
Minnie Rarook M July IS 1919 near
Henncssey in kingiSher county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
TO SUPPORT WEAVER

A resolution to support cissds
W.avo democratic nominee for con-
gre", will probably be passed At .
luncheon Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic club a, the Home Dining room
Colcord building, Wednesday at noon
Congressman McClintie will give an
address. The president Of the Young
Mems Democratic club extends nm
invitation TO the members Of tn.
Young Ladies Democratic club to b
present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
HEARING
EXPECTED SET
FOR NEXT week


There !, apparently no reason why
tho custer tr,A OF Jane. Bear, conn
" tax assessor ctnuo, be held SON.
according 10 Judge Gcergc " Clark
Of district court who wl'l make the
Assignment % the case
HsTly Hearing Expected
II Beatty had been suspended dIr-
ing the pcrdcncy Of tho ,',al ne could
demand hearing within ten days, but
under the Circumstance, the county
commissioners who filed the custer
petition may ask iof continuance.
according TO the iaw. lua,much a.
Beay has demanded an immediate
trial and says ht u ready to go TO
bat next MONDAY or Tuesday i, IS
probable the case will be assigned
Tor early next week
II is not known Who will hear the
case, but 7, is thought likely Judge
Clark may preside Judge Clark pre-
sided at the only other custer trial
held in the county, in the case OF
Harvey Garrison who was ous,ed
from the office Of sheriff according
10 the Judge
Beatty Doesn't Answer.
No answer TO the charges made
against him by the county carmls-
sioners yesterday IN district court was
filed by Beatty today. Pending the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
new COTTON CROP
REPORT OCTOBER 81

WASHINGTON, oct, 2l.-The nee
cotton crop report will be i'soes
October ~ By the agriculture depart
mcn,, Assis,an, Secretary Hsrr'soe
today informed Representative Byfnes
South Carolina, author Of the feesn
Legislation ens,'ed by ecrere" ealIIne
for another crop estimsfs f~ '"s y"
rent YeaE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
OONNELLY TO TALK
TO lAWT0N CLUB

Mike DonnelIy. commissioner oi II
nance. has accepted the invitation OF
the Rotary club at Lawtor to speak
there October u. lie Will discuss
general financial methods oi cities.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
WILSON'S CONDITION

WASHINGTON. oct 2l-The
presidents physicians announced
TODAY that while he did not sleep
so well last night, he showed no
signs of fatigue this morning,
while the prostate condition was
unchanged.
The bulletin follows:
"Wltite House, Oct. Il, II Is
2. m.
"The presidents prostate con-
di'lon remains as before. Chem
ical examination OF the blood
shows the kidneys to be function
ing normally. lie did nst sleep
So well las, night. lie shows ul
Sicus OF fatigue this morning
"GRAYSON,
"RUfFlN,
-STlTT."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
LUNCHEON CLUBS
GIVE TO ROOSEVELT

James J, McGrsw Of Ponca City,
state chairman OF the Roosevelt mem.
ORAL committee. made brief talk a,
the noon luncheon OF the Lions club
at the Skirin and ,ht Lions a. IN
divduab, contributed $500 to the cam
palsn. @
George Woods was spokesman for
the Roosevelt, fund at the Rotary
club, .hsN ~. IA l1Gpls6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
WELL, HE MAY HAVE
TO WORK FOR A WHILE

II don't Nave 70 work"
This was the statement OF T NJ.
Parker in police court this morning
and !, cost him SIC in fine and costs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21
Mayor Tells Rotarians
Beaty Misinformed Them
As to City Budget Items
Walton Defends Budget Be-
fore Civic Body and Cites
Expenses Of County As
SCISSORS Office,

Positive denial o' statements
mad, by lanes Bea'y county asses
,or. before the Rotary club two weeks
ago, was made by Mayor Walton IN
an address before the same club to-
Jay He denied particularly that the
-ity commission by lt' bl,dge' action
's running The city into a daily DEF.
irl' OF SSl9 a. Beatty said He ended
by an attack on the county assessors
office itseli, insofar az ITS expenses
are concerned.
"Ten Mills Legal
Walton said Beay', contention mat
6.mill levy IN Oklahoma City i' the
maximum constitutional limit5' false
lie said tina, under the contribution a
70 mill levy d, permitted, and under
the statutes, 9 mills,
lie said the city bulge, was planned
TO stay within p mills. but tina, Vt may
reach J. Under no circumstances he
ad, would /, exceed 3 He cited
iigure' showing that the city actually
l''H' 'I'' lll'NFF llhil VIC - sstf ~
asked IN the budget
Budget Defended.
IN 1918, he said, The budget wa,
S2O,pr, but he sad tina, deilcicncie,
OF the same year brought expendj
lures 10 $1,000. He then took
Beatty, statement that \ 2S percent
lncfeaSe over the 1918 budget should
be sufficient for 1919, and declared
tha, Il q percent increase oyer
10000 were asked. the city, bulge
would approximate Sl,2I,2+l asked.
Quoting from figures obtained from
the deputy state examiner and in
'pecior, the mayor showed that ex
penses of the county assessors OF
tic. in 1918 from January to Octo
ber | were S.0+3. In the same pc
Rod this year. he said with Beat
in charge they were Sl4,nS, He the
| inquired why q Certain party" didn
practice what he preached.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21

Count Icrauyh vas price MN
lStcr OF Japan from October 1910
- September 1918, when the
cabinet which he headed resigned.
The foreign policy OF the ministry
had been under attack for some
time and IN the summer OF 1913
the race riot, brough, to the front
the charge that the government
was responsible, IN that It had
failed 70 have suitable economic
legislation enacted The Tcrauchi
cahine, was succeeded by the
present ministry with Takashi
lllra as premier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-21

France Releases interned Germans.
PARIS, Oct q -(HavaS)-lh'
first interned German civilians to be
permitted 70 return 10 their rahtc
land lef, France yesterday, the party
consisting OF 80