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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14
JOSE LENA
SENoRA EsTRoPEADA

,~N&I.SSN|
In, Bsyamon. un autom6yil guiado
por Rafael dc Jesus arroll6 Ia seiiora
Juana Rojas, causandole contusiones
do gravodad FL chauffeur fue arrcs :
'tadoS v la seiiora conducida al hospital.
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CINE LUNA
Dos Tanlas

Matinee y noche. Estreno dc la Sc
RE titulada, ''En las Mayas de la H.
triga', la cinta titulada "Su Rctrato
eli Los Peri6dicos", por Douglas Fair
banks.
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10 INEVITABLE

En- Sahana Grando hubO un choque en-
tire los automdvilcs guiados por Joaquin
Fajardo v Ricardo Rivcra IriEarry,
sufriendo .dosperfectos cl automovil
guiado pOr Irizarry
FL chauffeur FaJardo fue denunciadc.
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Linn ION e
"PENSION DE DIVORCIOr

Es una pelicula que debe ser vista
por todas las familias. y debo quedar
como un grato recuerdO. Pronto en-
los principalcs Cincs. Advt.
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CASINO DE AREc1Bo

Sc ia presentado Ia Sccrctaria Bic
cutiva para su arcllivo y. rcgistro, las
clausulas dc Incorporation del "casi-
no dc Arecibo''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

Antonio Cruz fu6 couvicto despues
tlo examinada la prueba, del delito do
hurto menoy, y so le sentencjo cunt
plir una condena dc tres mcses do car
col. ~,
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cHoouE DE TROLLEY"

En- Ia parda 80, de Hato Rey, un
trolley guiado por Antonio Pumare-
10 clI0c6 con un CAIRO tirado por caba-
Hos resnltando este completamentc dcs-
tfozado.
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LA VIDA EN- Ell PUERTO
INFoRMEs DE LA ADUANA;

LEGO san Juan ell vspor Estre-
lla", ell lastrc, do Ia Romano.
FL "Pampa" sali6 de San Juan en-
lastrc. para Bucnos Aires.
FL Santiago dc Cuba" salio dc Pom
&C con carga, para Macoris>
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iTiene usted algun familiar en-
Albany Business College?

Su Representative, r.. Sanchez
Morales, ernbarcara para dicha
Institution 81 cuatro de- JUNO
proximos y aceptara cuslqiiier
eomision que Sc le confie rcla.
cionada con el Colegio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

Mayo IL.
Entradas--Jose del Carmen Serin,
Ramon zelr@i Soto y Marcos Pieras.
salidss.--Juan Fcrnandox villamil y
Pedro Alvarez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

compaiiias de trasportes Ell ell SER
yicio p1blico separen los sitios de
carga de los de mercancias,
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NoMBRAMiENTo DE ALoALDE

81 Gobernador ha somctido al Sena-.
do. para su aprobacion, el nombramien-
10 dc 9dea Bpifsnio VizcarrOndo para
arcalGeadc tCarOifnOs asts ana@s,t
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Espectaculos.
CINE TRES BANDERAs
Dos Tandas

Estreno dc los cmocionantes cpiso-
diOs 4, s y dc la 'serfe cn'quincc cpl
sodios tituIada, -'El scndcro 'sangricn-
to-.
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Ell Mago de las maquinas Ojeda San
Jose No. 4, Tele' S55. Avt.
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81 su m5quina Registradora no an
da bien'-Ojeda. Avt. $500
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.PoR v1oLAcIoN

En- Fajardo ha sidO arrestado Artu-
70 Medina, por violaci6n, cxigi6ndoscle
$1,000 de faiza.
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GRATIS


I'm ls lcyeria Feii1 Ii6psa, Fan Fran
ciscr, Srents . Ia Opera, le reccnose-
ran. Ia vista gratis indiezndcls el cfis-
lal precise qus necesitsn sus oios Girls
tales y nlontutss de Ia. calidad con
breeios beios.---Esn Francisco 5lss.
Sefe Adyt.
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/: g. a. &II'1'zlflBultalrS|..

ciBco Dias, Miguel Artao, Luis Cortcs,
Sergio Mater, oonstancio Joffre y Jo-
&c Olivo. Sc les ilnpugO las multas ST.
guientas: Encarnaci6n villamil SIS;
Vicente Perez SO; Luis cortes, So;
a Ramon Lopez, $40; Dionisio villa
verde, $t5; Francisco Diaz, SIS; a
Miguel Artao, S5; I,uic Cor
tes, So; Sergio Mater, SO; q Constan-
clio Joffrc, SO; y Jose olivO, SO.
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CINE vARIEDADEs, fBAYAMoN)

Hoy SO proyectara en- este cine Ia
interesante cinta nunca vista y que
lleva por titulo, "Fabricaci6n de Au-
tos y Camiones'' por obcrtad 'ses
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Brujo Ojeda San Jose No. 4. Tele-
fono 355. Avt.
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Franciscc Granada fu6 acusadO uor
infraccion dc Ia Ley dc ,AutOm6viles
FL iuoz Font sontenci6 al acusado" .
pagar 20 dc multa.
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Para fopografog -Ojcda. San Jose No.
4. Avt.
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Para paquina dc sumar Ojeda San
Jese NO. 4. Avt.
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SENSATIONAL

Para Damas, para Caballeros, para
Nihos: El valcr del calzado aumcnta dc
tia en- dia, para que el snyo lie re
suite bar;ito dcbe comprarlo mas Gle
gantcs, las formas mas dc moda y los
Dc mejor calidad.
limo Sc OLVIDB!li
JOSE LENA
CAGUAS. SAN JUAN. RIO PIEDRAS
Advt Tel, S9V.--BoS az.
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Para limpiarysumaquina Registradora
llama -.Ojeda.--Avt. \
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siemprc llama a-ojeda TelefonO s55.
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( SANAToRIO DE LA "3OCIEDAD
EsPANoI.A DE AUXIII0 MUTUo Y
8ENEFIcENCIA"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14

La Poltcia acuso Rafael Pinela y a
sabat del vallc por jugar 10 prohi-
bido. Del valle fuc absuelto, Pinola fuc
condenado pagar SO.
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suscribase 4 EL .MtJND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
PERSONAL.

AS MOST OF US HAVE NOTICED THAT The
nrice NJ ladies' and mems worn clothing bring
more cash when sold to us and our buying has
taken a big jump and the store looks fuiier,
hut there's room for all you will sell ana cash
i, ready. Main 4145. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

SALES MANAGER wanted for this territory
supervise sales, carry stock, appoint and train
subagents. NIL orders automobile tool that
sells ia every man who has ever changed a
tire business will require $500 to 81 500 tenn
porary Investment: should net live sales man
ager who select good subagents SIS, 600
per year. Hugro Mfg. Co.. Automobile Dept,
Warsaw Ind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

wHNTED-s4o0 FOR 80 DAYS: $50 INTER
est: no brokers: performed work on contract
as security Address Rox sol ID, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

FINE LOCATION for business. Al sth ST. Sc
Easily remodeled: modern improvements
large lot: offer wanted: terms. Henry c.
Enrich. SAT South Carolina ave. 22s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

HOME BAKERY and delicatessen on Mt. Pleas
ont ST.; completely equipped and stocked; all
Nnunt Of sickness. Address Box 154-D. Star
Ahce. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
RESIDENT sALEsMAN-AGENT.

DESIRE to demonstrate my model Of d new
patented household article of real merit to
some one who has capital to finance the manu-
fscture of it. Further particulars or demon
stratlon upon request. Address Box ESD,
Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20
y Y REPRESENTATIVES,

Two reliable live wires having own Offices
desire exclusive selling rights New York
Parhurn. Us Broadway, New York
MAN of experience and ability desires to pur-
chase part interest and become active in
good paying business, either mercantile or
manufacturing. or will purchase outright good
paying business: will invest from $40 600 to
$4,000. Address Box BID, Star Office
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
WHEAT CROP
BIGGEST EVER
Grown IN ]. 5
Production Estimated Billion
and Quarter Bushels,
DROP FROM MAY TOTAL
Winter and Spring Crop Con-
dition Sets New Record,

WASHINGTON. June "a wheat
production Of l,2b0O00OO bushels thi,
year. combining the wir.er wheat and
spring wheat crops was forecast today
by the department OF agriculture from
the condition Of the crop June !.
Winter wheat production is forecast
at 8J.00O.0W bushels. compared with
@9, ,9ls.0H bushels forecast last month,
making b the largest ever grown.
Condition Of winter wheat was 9@9
percent OF a normal compared with
zoos last month and 8J8 last year.
Spring wheat production is fore.
cast at AJ.m.m bushels, compared
With last years production Of $1,000
600 bushels, which was = record
crop. Acreage this year is 0,59Jm
Condition Of the crop June was g.,
percent OF Z normal. compared viii
9S2 Z year ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
142nd Will Arrive
On WednesdaySur
Scott Ferris Wires

Official confirmation OF the report
tha, the land infantry probably will
reach Oklahoma City on "wednesday
was received by the Times just q,
noon today in a Vslesram from Cca-
gresham Scott Ferris. Il reads. One
hundred and forty-secoad infantry,
consisting Of five trains Of SS men
each. en- route 10 Oklahoma, will ~.
rive in Oklahoma City probably Wed.
nesday. The commanding officer will
wire later the exact houS q arrival
In spite OF this report local officials
in charge Of the receptioa expect hat
delays in route will keep the troops
from arriving in this earlier than
Thursday. Railroad officials put the
probably date Of arrival At Thursday
night or Friday. 1t is possible that the
troops may get TO this city late IN the
evening in which case they vill ~
doubtedly be held over until IT, aGll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
BIC COMBINE
MAY CONTROL
COMPRISES
Cotton Dealers May Form
S3,0O0,N0 Corporation,
TRUST LAW VIOLATION 7
Attorney General to Rule ON
Legality Of Organization,

Plans for organization Of a 5000
900 company for the purpose OF buying
rebuilding. relocating and operating
every cotton compress in Oklahoma
are under consideration by number
OF prominent cotton men OF Oklahoma,
and may materialire in time for the
of this years crop.
Up 10 Yrssiiag.
Question OF whether such a oombi-
nation would be in violation Of state
antitrust laws was put up to Attorney
General Freeing this morning, and he
may render his decision today or to-
morrow, he said. The Anderson Clay
ton and Harris-Irby cotton companies
Of Okiahoma City are among the
larger concerns interested in the pro-
ject, II Is. understood.
Al present there are twenty -one
conpresses in Oklahoma, most OF them
under q separate ownership and man
agement. which. II is said, tends to in.
crease heavily the overhead eos. Of
handling cotton. Most, II not all Of
the conpresses are built Of wood and
in consequence = high rate OF insur-
anee applies on all cotton stored dur
ing the time il Is being compressed.
Il 10 psspossd BY the promoters y
the new enterprise tn consolidate oil
companies under one ownership and
mana cement, and rebuild and relocate
the eompresses Ia the sections Of TN
state where they can accomplish IN
isssseslD Rs,s 1ieA. :.
The rate ot Insurance on cotton .
eomeessses h OhishoNa ID lW Il
$1M ~ hundred dollars saluatiou
vhjle \ Houston sa4 Sbfsvseesi
where . system oi eomtfessefs. sucl
as 10 proposed here. 10 maintained. tn
rate & oaly Il and a cents fespec'
lively.
Although wishoholdins his opinion
until he Investigates the question fur
,her, Attorney General freezing sais
this morning he h inclined to the Ne
lief that the proposed plan does no
violate the antitrust law and Is no
In conflict with the public policy o
the state inasmuch as Il is proposed
he ssid. that the company shall be op
Grated for the purpose Of reducing tn
cost Of production and marketing, AM
not operated for profit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09

General Harry Penteeost
who u in charge OF the military Ar
rsnsemenu said this morning.
Il Regular Reports.
A. soon ~ the train leaves Kansas
City, Psntscost expects to GET regular
reports from them and will thes be
able to give out definits ineag 9tion
a. to their arrival. No re6f had
been received concerning 4 Fival
Of the lllth engineers n ma
chine gun bsttsli1 up 70 s0pr bday
Il was still hone( this mornia4 that
these units wiw y cohcentrstsd her'
q the same the.
Fay Thompson, general passsngel
agent Of Ne Rock Island lines, SAN
shis metoin1 thet i ~ dcshtful Y
IT, TAIN u hsfe ~ sssdal
sish. ~Fd1sy. He fiv
lesalspsel. u 80 ~ !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
WILSON FOR
REAL PROBE
Of CRAnG{s
Senate Orders Copy Into
Record and Printed.
|FlNANCIeRS SUMMONED
|Siy Of Nations Prominent
Bankers to Testify,

WASHINGTON. June "a con-
Of the German peace treaty said "a
have been brought to this eountsy b
. Chicago newspaper eosrssesadsne
was presented IN the senate tsdsy b
Senator Borah, republieaa q ldsh4
and by a vote Of y 10 n ordered pus
into the eonGes,iosai reeesd ssd
printed a. . pdb,e doeunsat.
All the votes agsinst pubIlesdoe
were cast BY democrats with the sx-
ception Of that BY Senator AeCsn.
Der Of North Dakota. fepublksa.
Senatos Thomas. democrat, Colofsde.
forced . roll cali refusing unsnimoas
consent for publication.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
MRS, BAKER
CALM WHEN
CASE OPENS
Alleged Murderer Of Husband
DISPLAYS Little Interest,
CHALLENGE MANY JURORS
State Removes All Who Oh
ject to Penalty Of Death,

Working slowly and exercising the
right Of challenge for cause ire.
Quently, attorneys for the state and
defense in the murder case OF Lot,'e
Baker made little progress toward Sc
iec,ing a Jury in the court OF Judge
]. !. Phelps Of the district court this
morning.
Mrs. Baker, charged with shooting
her husband last winter, sat opposite
John Guyer. states attorney MIS-
Baker is said to have shot her hu'-
band TO death on Main street One
shot was fired. Throughout the
morning session she displayed little
interest in the selection OF the jury
Phelps Hears Case.
County Attorney Rober, Burn, ap.
sesred when the case was assigned
ioe the state. The assignment was
lif,, made BY Judge z. d. Oldiield OF
the district court TO Judge Hal John
son Of Shawnee who 10 holding court
IN the absence Of Judge George W.
Clark. Johnson has . case unfinished
fast week. While II was being heard
bv agreement Of attorneys the assign
men, was made 10 Judge James J.
Phelps.
Moman Pruiett, with hls partner
Victor Sniggs. appeared for the De.
isnae. Mrs, Baker with q group OF
- relatives sat behind Pruiett and
y!3en Jurors were challenged fo'
eeo,e before u o'clock. The greater
snMher q. ~ challenged were re-
5ieved because Of serupies against IN
iljctina the Death penalty. John Gsfyv'
nd o. A. Cargill, assistant count,
sftorueys. who conducted the exani'
Nation Of jurymen. challenged fol
eouse In, every case where such seru
pCes were sdmitted.
List Of Jurymsa.
The following men were in the jury
bon At noon: A. J. Cowan. c. 2
kneeiand, W. A. Dennis F. W
Reeves, J. J. Everest. J. X. McRnish,
b.. W. Koont,, }. D. Anew. A. ]
Shupe. z. G. Kile, H. II. Tucker R
4. Sehroffer. No peremptory chal
lenges had been made at II o'clock.
The following men were challenged
los cause: R. E. Conaer. s. II. Nor
nan, Ollie French, l.. H. Kerns. a. N
! Kinkade, +. B. Cockreil. W II. vii
jiams. 1,E. Hinkie. A. D. McMullc'
nd o. T. McKissick.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
LAST MINUTE NEWS
CRFEN TRIAL 10 BEGIN. ..


nd H. Green father and trial n Guthrie TO-
sut their operations Oklahoma City In connection With ne Sfe.t
Western The Great Finds War Baby Quick
Action Oily Derrick and Teaeh Students oil companies These CON-
Ssniss forced into receiverhp By investigatlons
Ian MEXICO PROTESTS GILLErTEs SPEECH.
MEXICO CITY June 9Th Mexican government has ofded ue
withdrawal Of the Mexican delegates from the American Commercial
Sengress sgn the speech recently made before the ecaG
81 Speaker Gillette of the house Of representatives,
sE SEA CAPTAIN AND SON ACQUITTED
NEW YORK. June Capt Adcp Pedersen and his son. Adoph
= were aeapiud federal grand Jury today Of the charge causing
ditsr TM isv 80 out ''x minsts'
AM BANk PRESIDENTS CONVICTION SUSTAINED
WARRINGTON lGns S--Convictoa Of W. M Boone president Of
~ American Natoal hank u Fen Smith Ark under the FEDERAL bank
- AaIe Of being & making OF fsis entries
- Ball. esshs effect sustained today y the supeme cosrt
rssd Ww hs Boone was sen'saesd 10 seven years
4 1prssament 4 +t4 i9
ALLEGED OKLAHOMA ROBBERS ARRESTED
FORT SMITH, Al. June SJoe Hssdsea Of the four men
h il Haob D. vah Two shc today psstivsy
ssy ssT No 1 1sss deHvssy s Kfksasls pasasy March
U ia which wiAas M twsayes ch~ cnvisn s.esp,d A
- Wims ssvg Rfssy seaisses 10! shccna Pssfo!
Herman ksaer thh ely Chrism Day Of 1917 WlSons 10
Hsnov Kan, i sacwg sd IN Okl1hoa TOT train rcobsy
~ Thfs he wss upofted killed policeman IN
- i1. se.Aa q 4. s.ns caught Hartford d.ai!:a
2e 1s fse.s aHosd safsSSswW sad ~ sscassd convict
& ~ Q16kona DeHssasisr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
First Woman
Flies. to City
From Ft.Sill
Miss Martha MacNel|I, Base
Hospital Nurse, Visits
Here Via Air Route,

Miss Martha MscNeill, the first
woman TO receive official author
ity to make q cross country flight
in . government plane from Post
Field arrived here Saturday for q
visit with Mrs. l.. T. Tryon. ~
West Nineteenth street. Miss
MscNeill, who is chief nurse At
the base hospital at F. Sill: flew
here with Lieut.. ]. H. Gadberry.
They left here on theis return
flight TO Post Field at I o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Misc NacNeill has been in the
government service two years.
She was ordered overseas, and
after five days out the order was
eounterm,nded and she was re-
turned to uss hospital At Fl. Sill
She spent three years rs a nurse
In South Africa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
SITE IS SELECTED

Members Of the board Of education
definitely settled the location Of the
new Northeastern Junior high school
by voting 10 accept q site Of n lots
in block 10 Of Howe's Capitol addi-
tion At $500. Board members fur
,her agreed to pay for the instalA-
tion Of 4 gas line to the site.
The school site is = full block,
bounded on the north by East Elev-
enth street, south BY East Park
place. east by Phillips street and west
by Lindsay street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
CLOUDY WEATHER TO
HOLD DOWN MERCURY

Eighty-six degrees WAS the maxi
mum temperature registered at the
weather bureau yesterday. This is
exactly the same maximum reported
Saturday. The minimum temperature
for last night was 50, or two degrees
HIGHER than the minimum for Sunday
night. Wes4her officials say that
cloudy weather this afternoon will
probably prevent the thermometer
from going higher today than yester-
dav.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
Extinguiished
Is Word That
Trippedjol'n
II Assistant Fire Chief Had
Spelled II Correctly, He'd
Made 100 Mark,

Had Johnny Carroll. second
assistant chief and fire warden
Of IL fire department, spelled the
word ~sxtinGuished" correctly. he
weoN havs made . perfect. grsds
h ~ Neivil sesvice examlnstioa
held III we'd. A. h was he made
! ose1e q S9.7s pefeeul losnay
wssqt ooiaG 10 missDsll any
wee1 ttituaSh dsssth u lst-
~, = ~ h saeesehfsd -sS-
;isss,;s ;,,ss: y, ''''''a = ''1'
- q Assistant chiei J J, Lyna
mlssel ~ qssseios b ~ !est. He
iaIlsl = ssh hsv : bsildisG is
the essfrs u : lsfus esailalsa-
!, vi atc R.i X :i .siS J, Ssas.isiss M is
10 essl4 spssstiag d fire, he
wsaA have msds { sssiset sSsda
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
Shi,nmee May
Be Sho,un to
City Fathers
indignant Chauffeur Willing
TO Demonstrate Its Az
legged Innocuousness,

Following a defense Of modern"
dances from an automobile ehauf-
feur, the city commissioners may
be privileged to witness q true in
depreciation OF the "shimmee"
=, 'cheek-to.eheek" and other dances
which the welfare board 10 now
frownins upon. The chauffeur con-
demned the plan Of the board and
commissioners to ban the dances.
To back up bic stand the ehauf-
feur said u the eommissicners
were agreeable he would eaGaGe
young and pretty paftnss and
exhibit the dances before he con-
missioners Ia regular seseioa. II
vas pointed ~ that ths eosncil
chamber 10 IN admirable place for
NJ exhibition, Attendance viii
probably be limited but no admis-
Sloa ies charged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
ESCAPED SOLDIER
EXPECTED IN CITY

A sweetheart here may ssssIe in tle
arrest OF q soldier prisoner who, se-
cording 10 . report received BY the po-
lice, escaped last night from detentloa
at For Sill. Il WAS stated that ths
youth has . girl here and in oil prob
ability will come here to see her. =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
FINAL STEP FOR
WIRE STRIKE IS
TAKEN BY UNION
Nationwide Wa|kout Of Wire
Employees Wednesday,
tBy The Associated Press. }

CHICAGO, June 9.--After a confer-
enre with oti.eS union officials today
S. ]. Kcnenlomp. international presi-
dent Of the Commercial rslegraphers'
Union Of Asserica, stated that final
steps have been taksa for The nation.
vide strike a N0Oo telegraph and
teiepkcas opsretess sezt Wsdaesday,
I'VE have ~ Intention Of changing
the time Of the stYike." said hv. Kon.
eAksmp In denying reports that tho
strike would becoGs effective tcmor =
roc.
ny intsPuasSsesi News ssrvics.)
WASHINGTON, June 3. = Presi.
dent Wilsta wii pursue . policy ,i
''hamds off, N the nsticn wide strike
q commercial sAsuraphsfs called for
Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
ROBBERY SUSPECT
IS ARRESTED HERE

With the arrest fast night Of Peck
Johnson the police believe they have
the third member Of 4 party Of three
alleged to have held up and robbed
c. +. Gordon early one morning
last week at Warwick. Johnson was
arrested at $40 West Choctaw street
by Detective Paris. He is being held
pending 4 further investigation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
Bulkley Purchases
$4,000 Building

W. s. Bulkey. msnaser Of the Kerr
Dry Goods company, has purchased
the Bush buildinG in the 100 block On
West Main street. il was announced
today. Bulkiey bought the building
o. an inves,ment. The price paid was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
SENATE BEGINS PROBE OF treaty LEAK
$l2-a-Week Waiter in Pre-War
Days Becomes $5,0W-a-Year
Man After Fine Army Record
(By The Associated Press }

WASHINGTON June 9-"l know man who was waiter
smalown restaurant days for $2 week and tips
Col Arthur Woods assistant the secretary OF He had
been the guard and managed to appointment at the
officers training school They him second lieutenant
lie came back captain with 4 medal and citation.
Nothing doing he laughed when the boss offered him his old job
back the head position
few months ] a q $SOD-s year now
so he The other day the captain his 5000 job with
biz which large number OF handle and he fit,
in admirably
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-09
COURT UPn0LDS COTTON
EXCHANGE CONTRACTS

WASHINGTON, June 3. = The
psesent standard form Of contracts
used on the New York and New Or
Ieans cotton exchanges comes within
the provisions Of the federal cotton
futures act, the supreme court in e.
lect held today BY declining 10 re.
view judgments for $2J,2s awarded
New Orleans cotton BROKERS from
Fred Browne OF Fort Smith, Ark, on
4 cotton futures transaction.