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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Police KIN Nine poos.

'AHeH'
,., .n ~,
Police XIII NINE Dogs
Nine, dogs were Killed by me police
YESTERDAY. seven noks were klusd near
ChieM@w nha Tucson avenue ons
ana one ~ Wv i@st f'i'h street
o.
kidnapping Chsr0s Oroppso
Albert Jones. negro, charged Win
kidnapping, was released from inc
county jail thm morning pS ORDER OF
JuoomeNt IN pe'auN Sranteo'
Judgment In dsnnlt for $500 on a
note. interest. ana nU - sttornexsl
isss. WAS granted the Contnental s0.
Chemical company and A. J. hcMshsn
ny Judge Edward ID Oldfield THIS
morning.
'Another charoe Against lowdsn.
was filed against John Iowden by |
Robert Burns. county attorney. this |
morning. Preliminary trials In both |
cases VIII be held next Tuesday after |
noon before Joseph Il. Deupree, Justice
of the peace.
Caoo Against 0rlo0e1 Dropped.
A charge Of obtaining money under
false peetrpse against Charley Bridges
was dismissed this morning by Joe T..
Deupree. justice OF the peace, on mo
ton Of tho county attorney.
Army Recruits On Tour.
VIM. ID. Thatcher Of the army re-
cruiting station here 10 away on q
publicity tour. He will visit Ringing,
May = and .. Hcaldton. May I and s
and Wilson. May 8 and I,
Charles DiIl.rd Of rroup n. -Four.
toenth cavalry, Fort Sam Houston. re-
ported for duty At the army recruiting
station here this morning.
Emerson oIris gssreiss Tomorrow.
The Emunon school reserve girls Of
the Y. W. c. A. win hold their regular
gymnasium class 1t the club rooms
go
Two Men Join Army.
Two recruits were accepted at The
army recruiting station here this morn:
Of Chandler and Harvey r. Beach OF
Tu'sa.
-
riyna Sack 10 Chicago.
Dennis !; Flynn Of chicsso who has
neetsd nth ihs cs,shom, nm o CA 4 F,sn. Ion
TIC oompsnv vi Ian mi. rso,n;n. ,or T n,.
home In Chicago.
gsssye In Trltav,
All ssaays IN the AnNertca pisatIon
sssay contest from the seventh and
eighth grades 10, the second district
~ "a nssr bv rriS"v ~. """''
.
intermediate ciass, gnss csc,ss,.
held v..tsrd.~ S'S wnsr 'i,c ~. I%,spS.n msss C
athlstic chss mat in = tsrSet iSrcv
contsct. Jim psncy csrrIed an % nyst
honoSs Aith . score q ~ Em.ason
] !: I !: I !: 7 \ !
- s g :; j; ;; j. IT,; !; !; ; - |.: q, 3,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
MECHANICAL DRAWING
PUPILS IN CONTEST

Mechanical drawing will be eS.
hibited by students Of the Oklahoma
City high school who will enter the
fifteenth annual contest in the depart
nent Of mechanical drawing, held at
the intsrseholasiic meet at the state
university At Norman. May 2.
Ben Parker and Robert Lewis will
represent the Oklahoma City high
school. the former entering five cx-
hibis Of bevel gears for drill
press. transmitting power at right
angles. Lewis will enter a building
plan and specification with drawings
Exhibits will include the first pen.
eli drawing. the tracing Of the orig
inal drawing, a blue print Of tho
same. printed off the tracing and a
blue line. white print taken from the
blue print negative.
First and second premiums were
awarded last year TO Oklahoma City
A similar place was won last week a,
the annual interscholastie meet at the
A. and N. college. Saltwater.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Big Field Assured
For Speed Classic

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. April 70
with entries for tho 10 mile Liberty
Sweepstakes race closing May /. the
prospects of u field of more than thir-
ty.three cars for the 10000 prize that
thu Indianapolis Speedway has offered
for tho event on Mny 81, nro very
bright At thlr tino twenty three
cars have been cntesed and the field of
drivers includes some NJ the greatest
luninaries of the speed sport
While the arnilstice hrs been signed
sB than sir months and pcrc" has not
Ibeen concluded the field will have for.
elEn drivers among It's numbers. jules
O0us. winner of the 1913 even, viii
pilot a peugcot and hopes to repeat
his five century exploit ~ nH years
ago, Jean ChGHsngne win come over
and drive an English Sunbeam. While
Andre Boilloi. brother ~ tho late
Georges Dolllot the famed Pcuseot
star, has not Officially entered he "
on his way 10 America and viii enter
n, soon ~ he arrives In New York he
Will drive y pucg-n' ono ~ the small
~ iitre Jobs, II ho brought n with
him. or n mate 20 the cas that GouI
Will tool.
The American field II topped by
Ralph Depslma. the winner Of the
1917 century grind who has nomi-
mated II Packard ~" This IN not
tho car tina, he holds the world's =
| strnlghtnway record ~ $50 miles an
hour with. but a smaller edition u this
famous line Of ayiatiOn-cngined space
| eaters.
Along with DepllmA may hc reck
ored such stars Rs Earl Cooper IN n
Stuu: Dario Nesta. 1915 champion.
plotting n Sunbeam. Louis Chevrolet
who has not named his mount: Ralph
! MulfOrd. n Vanderbilt winner. who sl,s
| behind the wheel ~ n Ffontenac: and
Eddie Pullen, the only American driver
| tp ever win a Grand prize event with
| an American car
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

them enyoys would sue your paper for
something. but you should not worry II
you are scOOping sll the other papers
by printing what ] have predict "
free thinkers must be given some lnu
tuds or longitude and Tor myself "a
will no, n. curbed or nothing and would
rather auli and 10, your circulation take
tho ronrenurncs.
Well N, tomorrow viii he Tho bisscs,
baseball day IN the ysnr ] hKasr and
they will No Q one half holiday and the
whole town Will lust sbout move out 10
the new ball park ~hsrs they is 10 be n
bah argument between Oklhhoms CITY
ard NJ Joseph. This scrap Ed Will
M nins rounds or mebbe moro hnd .
bird named 6plte Shannon will refsrec
Among them 10 he a. tho rinSside arc
Al Teafnsy. which 10 the lsagus'r boss
and he msy catch the firs, ball II MAYOR
walton viii only throw II over the
plate
Before this VA. they IL 10 lie a band
and n parade with n few Of us potables
probable rIding In autos and the band
will hsnd out little melody and
probably no more and everything viii
be- lovely.
slowly Yours
ART QUINN.
(E f r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
LOCKING E" Over
WITH
Jack Ksene.

The release Of Elmer Miller 10 the
81. Paul club and the turning back OF
Hugh High 10 the Toledo club OF the
American Association takes fron the
Yankees two more OF tho players whom
Miller Higgins found on the roster OF
the New York club when he assumed
The management a little moro than n
year ago. There remain only few who
we're classed ~ regulars In the 1917
campaign. the season before Higgins
became manager.
The Yankees Of today are u,ads W
vbr the most part OF players sbtsined
Mayors who were added to the roster
late IN the 1917 season after they had
finished In some Of the minor Leagues.
Wick. Fswster. ThOrmahlen. Ward, Ruel
and few othsrS first came 10 the club
during the late part Of Bill Donoan's q
regime. but they ware NOT with the
Yanks long enough TO win places In the
first flight.
The regulars who worked under the
msnagemsnt Of Donovan and now are
taking orders rom HusNins are Pipp.
Peckinpaush. Baker. shawkey: No
now with the club except Sam Wick
Vas with the club In the days OF. Dono-
van and none Of the three catchers did
any real work up TO the tins Hugsins
took charge, Ruel being the only one
df the trio who reported before Donovan
len. -
OF the pitchers now on the Yankee
roster. Shore. Schneider. Nelson, O'Doul
and Quinn have been obtained sine.
Hugsins took charge. Thormahlen did
q little pitching late In 1917. but he did
not show any real form until last sea i
son. Ferguson and Brady were first
signed In Donovan's term but were sent
back for moro seasoning. shawkey,
Russell and Mogridge were regulars In
ponovan's time.
Hannah and Baldwin came 10 the
dub since Huggins took charge and
Rusl came back TO stay last year. Prat,
% the only now infleld product OF the
Hugsins regime. while Lewis. Bodie
nslas And Kane all arrived since Dono-
van left.
The list OF players let out by Hug
gins includes Pitchers Shocker. Fish.
er. Caldwell. Monroe and Love; Catch.
ere Nunamaker and Walters. infeider.
uedeon and Maisel; Outfislders Miller
Hendryx. High Gilhooley and Msrssns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
CANADIAN CAME
GUARD IN talk
At H|CH SCHOOL
Superintendent Whlteford In
; vited ON Caribou Hunt,

The Pied Piper came 10 town to-
day, Judging from the q Getting Of ZOO
high school students when Sergt Maj
Cusiave Hnrichi School, game guard
Of the province of Albera, Canada
appeared before the school assembly
at $50 o'clock this morning.
With thirty years OF experience
with British cavalry and mounted
police. School represents Q type ol
fron,iersman seldom seen In this state
Though ] am 50 years old, ! can
lick my weight in wildcats any day.
said School before assembly.
School, 6 feet ) inches tall, was clad
In ,carle, coat. blue trousers and
yellow stripes lie wers the British
crown a, right arm chevron, a deer
head In bronze on his coat collar. steel
chain epaulet,es on both shoulders,
leather bandolier filled with iiit,
shells. Over hi, shoulders is Nexi'
can cape TOP COAL given "''" WIG" !"
Mexico.
School speak, five languages. He
I, on a iyrloVgh and enroute to Mex
leo City TO visit President Carranrs
for facts in regard to the Mexico ol
the Ee'en'.
Following his address at the higf
Ichool assembly. School called upor
]. A. Whi,eford, superintendent OF cit,
schools. whom he met in 1911 in Mis-
souri,. and extended IN invitation te
Whiteford to bring three iellow.hunts'
men and under his escort hunt caribou
elk. deer and mountain sheep. White
ford consldered the invitation CAREFUL,
without accepting offhand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Zbyszko Wins Right
To Wrestle Caddock

CHICAGO. Aprh 7s.--wladsk zbyss.
ko. the Polish ~restisr. now has but
one grappler TO overcome IN order 70
reach the champlonsblp. It was said
today by followers Of the sport. That
one Ia Sergeant Earl Caddock. Of the
American expsdltionsry forces. whose
return from overseas 10 expected 20
soon that already there II talk Of =
match between the Pole and the SOL
dier In July.
Zbyasko clinched his right to be
oAddock's challenger by defeating Ed.
tBtranslerl lewis = second time In 4
match last hight. pronounced one OF
the most spectacular contests OF the
kind that hes taken place In Chicago.
The men wrestled two hours. fourteen
MINUTES and nine second, the end com.
fhg lie . fash with . side roll ana
body scissors after q hesdlock-tht
seventh Lswia had secured during the
match--had slipped. For the greater
part of the time Lewis was tho AZ.
Gressor. but could not pin his sklllfrA
anita 0onist 10 the mat.
BY tho terms Of the match one fall
va6 10 decide the contest II no fall
was procured In two hours wrestling
time,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Convicted Man
Sees Judges;
Changes Mind
Carter County Citizen Asks
That Appeal From Con-
victim Be Dismissed,

Lon Peevsy Of Carter county
walked into the chambers OF the
criminal cosrt Of appeals this morn
inn. took 4 look st Presiding Judge
DOYLE and Judge Smith c. Matson,
hested 4 sigh and asked that his sp.
pest from conviction for the crirve oi
maaslaushtes Be dismis.ed. The re.
qssst was granted. which In eitee'
sustains the conviction.
Whether Peevey had his mind made
up 10 take this action before ne
reached the courtroom or whether HI
decided upon this course after look-
ins At Judge Doyle and Judge Mat
son. who were to pass upon his case
10 not known.
Since his conviction Peevey ha,
been out on bond pending action BY
the court upon his appeal. When tn.
appeal was dismissed the order o'
the court, including Peeveys com.
mitment TO the penitentiary, wal
written by Judge Doyle, and handed
10 Peevey, who left Immediately fol
NcAiester with his own commitment
papers to begin q five-year sentence
Peevey was convicted d man.
slaughter. He d alleged to havs
killed one Albert Finley in a shoot
ing scrape At Wilson, Okla, on Jan
q. 1917,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
ITALIAN CROWDS
UPHOLD ORLANDO
Rome Demonstrations Favor
Governments Stand,

ROME, Monday. April D-Demon-
btrstiohs todsy in support Of the gov
ernments stand on the Adriatic ques-
tlon eliminated in . great niassmset-
ting, convoked BY Prince Colonna, the
mayor, on the Capltoiine hill. The
citizens adopted q resolution asking
the annexation Of al territory given
10 Italy BY the treaty Of London and
also Fiume. The resolution urged
the government to remember the sui
ferings and hope Of Spalato."
he assemblase took . solemn oath
to remsin united as the famous Cap
i,cHns bell was rung.
A procession Afterward went to the
oujriuaI, where the kise and queen
sppeased on the balcony Of the palace
Wsgh them were soldiers who had beer
wo6ulsd during the war. The crowd
choersd and cried:
''Biumei Dalmatia r .s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Yankee Mat Style
Seen for Olynpics

CHICAGO. April 29.--catch cash
cnn wrestling may be added to the list
Of events at the olympic games In
Antwerp next year. Such a request. II
was stated viii be made TO the inter-
national olympic committee through
President Samuel Dallas and Secretary
Ruben. OF the A. A T.. by Everett c.
Brown. member Of the national cham
pionshlp committee,
II is pointed out that since tho. re-
newal OF the worlds games the GRECO
Roman style OF wrestling has prevailed
American wrestlers have no chance
10 such contests as the style IL prac-
tically extinct here" said Mr. Brown
Tho catch AS -catch-can style Is re-
gnrded as more -clentlhc than the
Greco. Roman. which In considered
principally test Of strength"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Loadnan Bested Z
By Young Clancy,

PITTSBURGH, April D.-Youns
Clancy OF Baltimore defeated Dick
Loadman OF Lockpoft IN . tsn.sesnd
bout at Duquesns garden last Night, in
which the Baltimore boy showed con.
siderable cleyernes3 and whipped
Loadman a, the latters own iight'
np game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

with selling whisky 10 Earl Grnyss. wss
arraiEned IN municipal court ysstsr.
day he pleaded not guilty. and said that
when no offered 20 sell the whisky ~
prAyss tho latter kept the liquor and
kicked him out NJ hallway without
paying. Graves testified that he paid
tho negro ~ for the liquor and Hack
cit was fined 10 and costs and will
be surrendered TO tho county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

has received a letter from Mrs. Marie
BennsWi,s Of Knowles, IN which shs
asks the recruiting officers to assist
her In locating her son Adolph. who 10
W years old and who left home TO an
list In tho marine corps March IL. Let
ters addressed 10 him In care Of general
delivery. Oklahoma City. have been re-
turned, Mis-. Benne WITH says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Two cases In which II. e, Varbel and
Richard Goodman are charged with
stealing chickens from farmers south
east ~ tho city were continued this
morning by TT Donnell and Joseph
H. Deuprse, Justices Of the peace. IN
order 10 give the men an opportunity
70 prepare their defense. Testimony
for tho state was heard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Court LOUNGE LIrards RsprImandsd.

Lounge Lizards In the municipal
court room this morning were ordered
by Judge A N, Munden TO vscate their
seats uniess they were directly intsr-
es,ed In cas- ~ being tried Judge Nun
den said that attorneys and witnesses
have had TO stand throughout the ses-
slons because all available seats are
grabbed by the morbidiy curious. That
ho would take steps TO install desks and
chair. for attorneys and reporters was
stated by Judge Nundtn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Nine dogs were Killed by the police
yestcfday Seven dogs were killed near
Chiekas saw and HUDSON avenue; one
was killed at 1879 Linwood boulevard
and one at 40 East Fifth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Thirty.two thousand ciGarets were
among the loot taken from a pool hall
In the rear Of the Lee.Huckins hotel
early yesterday by burglars. According
to a report made TO tho police. Billiard
cloth, valued at $3.50. five billiard balls
and fofty-two pool balls were also
taken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
GYB4iefs
Psnmanshlp csrsIsIestss Issued

have been lssusd TO seventh and eighth
grade pupils OF Mckinley school, says
u. j.. French. principal.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Adam. ts.es ~" sowlIns con,sss.

The Y, N: c. A. bowling contest will
close Thursday night, at which time the
medal win be awarded. Hish average
Harry Adams, N7; u. II, Holland, its
R. r X. Camp. 40. and Il. L. Camp.
bell. 7os.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Mrs T, ] Moss, Y NofIh Llndray,
who has been III OF pneumonia at Wss.
Icy hospital for some time, In reported
today 10 bo recovering,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
.ERTlE OUTSlUGGED
By FRANKIE MASON

SOUTH BEND. Ind. April ~
frankie Mason, ou,iought and out.
,lugged Johnny Erile IN every one Of
the ten rounds which they fought last
night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

The police department bids fair 10
limit the activities of j. H. valley, city
dog catcher, relative TO the supply Of
loose CANNES seldom day passes
Killed ~ "ths law" Yesterday was
banner day with tho coppers no less
than ten doss of various psdlgrees fail.
lng victims 10 police pistols
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

live modols' Of flowers furnished by
George stiles Of tho stiles Flower
store. Miss Wand mads = request for
flowers Just past their prime. She
recoivcd masseS Of blue forget -me-n nots,
daisies, and cosmoS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

A charge Of obtaining money under
false peetepse against Charley Bridges
Deupree. justice OF the peace. on mo
ton Of tho county attorney.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Bert Van Iruy.n, an attorney OF No.
wata and one-tlme democratic candi-
date for lieutenant governor, ws IN
Oklahoma city yesterday on business
before tho crimins4 court OF appeals!
H. A. kellsr. OF Marietta. former state
senator from Love county. was In Ok
lshoma CITY yesterday.
J, W. kayser. member OF the state
board Of affairs. who broke one Of the
tendona IN his leg n few days ago IL
improving and may he able 90 leave
ths' hospital within n week, II was
stated at his office yesterday.
w. A. Chase. OF WewokA former
member OF the state senate. was here
Yesterday on business before some Of
the state deps rtinents.
q. A. Poffenberger. registrar OF A.
and N. college. Saltwater. was In the
city on busipsss yesterday.
. printing office here, left Ast might
Donald Witten. civil engineer OF Tul-
uncle II. =. wltfn. piainciothesmAn.
Mrs. Ellen Mccomb OF Kansas city
10 visiting her daughter, Mrs, George
Faulkner. 1904 West Thir,y-fourth
street
". r. Kirby. Of Hawor,h. arrived In
the city on business ysSserdsy.
Mrs. Roy y. sprague, OF okmulges
10 visiting in the city.
Bert Gaddis. Of Bartiesvtiie. was N
tho city on business ysstorday.
Arthur A. Btaab. OF Durant, was II
ths city yesterday.
J. Winfield Scott arrived here yes
terdsy from Durant on busIness.
II. r. Bennett was In tho city or
business yesterday from Ardmore.
Myrtle White. OF Ada. IL visiting IL
Mrs. Lois Keller Of Coaigs,e. arrived
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Edwards. q
Drumwright. are visiting here.
Carrie Lewis is Visiting here from
Enid.
o. O. Dawson. Of Wayne. was in tn,
city on business yesterday
Mrs. Gaylord Nelson is visiting her
from Ardmore.
Cora B. Leahy. OF Pawhuska. was II
the city yesterday.
Ruth Hiidreth Of Guthrie. arrived Il
the city yesterday.
r. r. Sears, Of saltwater. 10 In IN
city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. Hearn. of Mar
shsfi, are visiting here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy u. Lewis. OF Paul
Valley, arrived here yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs.. n b. Farris, Of Drum
wright, are visiting here.
w. r. Williams. Of Ardmore, was .
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. J. c. Stewart. whose homo 10 q
West Fifth strset has gone to Littl
Rock to Join her husband.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
judgment In Default Granted.

A Judgment In default for $500 on
note. interest, and 800 ~ attorneys
ply company Against the Mid Continent
Chemical company and A. J. McNshsn
by Judge Edward u. Oldfield this
morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
0oys Taken % station.

g q. Klncaid and Oscar Caldwell.
two juveniles, were taken In charge
last night at the Santa Fe depot where
the police say they we're ersaying 10
buy fnitgoad tickets. Tho Kincald boy
was referred to his parents aud CsId-
well boy put IN the charge OF Truant
officer Webb Jones
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
'Anothsr charge Against Io~dsn.

second charge Of criminal assault
was filed against John lowden by
Robert Burns. county attorney. this
morning. Preliminary trials In both
canes viii he held next Tuesday after
noon before Joseph T. Deupree, justice
uf the peace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
n. Robbed Indian olr, 0hsros

Noble Duncan WAS arrested this
morning on II charge Of stealing
diamond ring from an Indian girl, ara
wa placed in the county tnlI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Kidnapping Charge Dropped.

Albert Jones. negro. charged with
kidnapping. was RELEASED from the
county jail this morning by order Of
court.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

VIM. d. Thatcher Of the army re-
cruiting station here 10 away on q
publicity tour. He will visit Ringing,
and Wilson. May 6 and I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

The police received . report last night
That "A car, suspected of carrying n load
Of whisky, wss parked IN the 1900 block
on West Tenth street when the police
arrived the car was gone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
csvaIryman 70 Recruit.

Charles billiard of Troup r. Four
toenth cavalry. Fort Sam Houston. re-
ported for duty at the army recruiting
station here this morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Art Gumm Says:
Tomorrow Will Be The Biggest
Baseball Day In Our
Nation"

Dear Editor:-
got your note Ed. saying you could
worry along II ! did not try 10 dope the
peace league and for me TO write my
stuff close to homo and lay off OF Paris
and them envoys
suppose you flsser Ed. that with me
irving away q LOT Of secrets In advance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Two recruits were accepted at the
army recruiting station here this morn.
ink. They were: Robt L. Mayfield
Of Chandler and Harvey r. Beach Of
Tulsa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Gmerson Olr,e Gssrelsa Tam,

Ths EmnAon school reserve girls OF
the Y. w G. A. viii hold their regular
gymnasium class 1t the club rooms
tomorrow afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

~ n .Connsrs. plainsclothsman. has
gone 70 Douglas, AriIohs ss a " tncss
against 4 soldier charged with destr.
tioD. Connsrs will be gone about ten
days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Dennis r. Flynn Of Chicago who has
been here for Z week on business con
nected with the Oklahoma Gas 4 Elec-
trtc company left this morning for his
home In Chicago.