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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
Ministers of Britain
and America Change
Pulpits for Summer

London, July 12-The British and
American interchange commission
formed, with the approval of the
American and British governments.
to make arrangements for the ex-
change of preachers. has already
made provision for the visit of sew
eral American preachers TO occupy
Several churches in America have de-
cided to place their pulpits at the dis
posal of British ministers when suit
able arrangements for the exchange
can be made
The American ministers due In
England this Summer are: Rev.
Henry Atkinson, Of New York (sec-
rotary of the interchange commits
sion); Professor Lynn Harold Hough,
of Northwestern university: Rev. j.
A. Gordon. of Rockford Illinois; DR.
Frederick Lynch. OF New York: Rev
'Cushman. DIR. Paradise (Episco-
palian). of Boston: Rev E Thurston
Chase. of Lynn. Mass; Rev J. P.
Huget. OF Brooklyn: Professor Will
liam Adam Brown, OF Union Theologi-
cal seminary, New York: Rev. Har-
old Foster Burns. Of Dorchester,
Mass. and Rev ] Bever.dge Lee of
the Congregational church. New
London. Conn.
In America the Montclair Presby-
terrain church is 10 be supplied by
Rev. Adam w. Ferguson, of Dundee
(Churcn Of Scotland). Other churches
with open pulpits include Bryn Mawr
Presbyterian church. Haverford.
Philadelphia; Second Congregational
church. Rockford. III. and the First
Congregational church. Lynn. Mass. 1t
is hoped that men able TO represent
in America. the Christian thought
and sentiment of England will sup
ply these puipits.
II is urged that every church which
invites an American minister to this
country for a period OF service is
strengthening the invisible ties which
bind the two nations together
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

grade and includes work in live stock
management. farm crops, farm ma :
'chinery, English, and related
branches. Completion OF the eighth
grade Of the public schools, or its
equivalent and the equivalent of one
year or practical experience on the
farm Will be required for admission.
There are also college courses in
farm crops. animal husbandry, veteri-
nary medicine, agricultural engineer
ing, and several agricultural sciences.
Tuition will be free to residents Of
Minnesota who have been in the mill
tary service outside OF the state.
Michigan Agricultural College
One course In elem entary agriculture
extending through the six weeks is
provided for men without farm ex-
perience. Specialized courses in soil
bandry. dairying. poultry husbandry,
fruit growing. vegetable gardening,
farm tools and machinery are ofYened
for men with some farm experience.
Men without previous experience may
take one or more OF these special sub
5ects In connection with the elemen-
tary course in Agriculture
Rutgers College, ". Tuition is
free to men discharged from the mill
tary service, but registration fee OF
IS Ia charged.
A course Of elementary agriculture
10 arranged for men without farm ex-
perience. No admission require
ments.
Intensive courses for men with
some farp experience are offered In
vegetable gardening. fruit growing,
poultry farming. dairying bee keep
ing, animal husbAndry. field crops,
soil fertility, farm management
Specialized Courses.
West Virginia University.-There
are offered specialized courses in farm
crops. farm Management, introduce
tory animal husbandry. feeding farm
animals, breeding farm animals. vege-
table gardening. poultry raising. etc
Some Of these courses may be taken
by men who have little or no farm
experience.
An mentary course in agricul-
ture for men without farm experience
will be given II q suflicient mum Der
make application.
North Carolina State College,
course in elementary agriculture for
men without farm experience is Or
ganized especially for discharged ser
vice men. and = special teacher is in
charge.
Courses In vocational agriculture
for men with farm experience are al
20 offered. The courses In the sum
mer school cover such subjects as field
crops, soil fertility animal husbandry
farm dairy!ng. elementary poultry
work. swine production, etc.
Tuition is free to discharged serv-
ice men, the usual fee being RENTED.
The charge for a room for six weeks
Is IS. two in a room. Board for the
same time Is $25.
The director of the summer school
says: Not only shall We be glad to
receive these returned soldiers in our
summer school free OF tuition charges
for agriculture, but we shall be glad
for them to take any additional
courses in the summer school which
they may wish to take without
charge"
The Negro Agricultural and Tech
nical College OF North Carolina is To-
Gated at Greensboro. y. c. Summer
school opens June Is and closes July
IS. Tuition free. No fees.
Clemson College. s, C.--The sum-
NOR course in agriculture primarily
arranged for men with some expert
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
HYDRA.HEADED WORDS

am tree, change my head
am \ month. change once more am
to dry.
Z, l am bird, change my head
am speedily. change enes more am
favor.
!. / am an animal, change my
head am to pick. change once more
am = bird.
4. am to jesr, change nay head
am to sway. change once more and
md a faucet.
s. / am a woolsn material. change
my head an to be near. once more
am to absorb.
s. am = number. change my head
am to blend. once moro I am to
place.
HIDDEN FLOWER
My first Is Ia hemlock but not in oak,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

sansseusns IN tss wortd ana ev'
e1 ooy shouo make his duty
JOIN : uesDe ana ~ carefui study
y ~ WORK ATTAIN Naster SCOUTS
aseFes.
49, @su tAs cth"r dement's d.
nyea nem wssx with the scouts one
- t1ee - mess impertant for TIE
efev1Ag bay b that mest sf the &C.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
= puzzle Corner +

My seconds In sodden but not in soak
Third Is In violet but not IN red,
Fourth Is in Michael but not IN Ted:
Fifth Is In mutton but not in beef.
Sixth is in petal but not in leaf:
Seventies in April but not In May.
Eight is in morning but not IN day:
Nine Is IN pound but not in sound.
Tenth Is in circle but not in round:
The scent of my whole so fragrant anc
fair
Perfumes the soft sweet summer air.
ANSWERS
HYDRA-HEADEn WORDS--1. LorcA.
March -Pnrch. 2, Loon-Soon-Boon
BxlLCuiLGhH 1. Mock Rock-Cock s.
Serge Verge.Herpe. s. Sir-H,r-Fir.
HIDDEN FLOWER-Hsliotro
ARITHMETIC PUZZLE
RAT add PICK add c less TACK add
HAT add CARD less CAP less I
e1UdH RICHARD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
BoLsHENIsM AND THE RUSSIAN JEWRY
Bv M. N. Vinaver.


M elected assembly
affairs the Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

Giurgiu down the Danube real f1nalnq
conditions prevail. s 81.
In the Focsani district ths -
Cross Is giving out relief 10 the towns
Of Odobesti, Marasesti. Micesti Jereett
and Tifesti. These towns ara IN fhAi
former fighting zone along the Sereth
and the inhabitants are beginning hs4s
again in the ruins OF their sfell~shAt-
tered homes. As&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15
- "a FRENCH STORY ~

/" LITTLE French boy and a lit
tie American were each brAx
ging about his country. and
! each hsA his own reason a. to
why he loved July
We all know why the American
eagerly looks forward to the GLORIOUS
Fourth, but do you know that to
the li,tle Frenchman July IA II a.
important as our %th?. That Is the
anniversary Of their independence, for
II was on July IA. 1879. that the
French people stood up for their
rights against tho tyranny and op-
precision Of an extravagant Court. On
this date they marched In q body and
destroyed the Bastils. the prison whore
20 many inuocents were entombsd to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

Dobs-Did your son have a good
war record in the navy?
Bobs-Rank. He only brought
back three Croix de Queries Great
Lakes Bulletin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

Gen. Sibert says gas is the most
humane OF war elements. But the
same may not be said OF the war gas
OF the United States senate, which at
times almost suffocates the whole
country-New Orleans States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

Typewriters are reported to be dear
in Germany Likewise in this coun-
try. and charming as well.-Norfoik
Virginian- Pilot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

The Japanese are making an imi-
tation silk from New Zealand hemp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

Bellevue hospital Is believed 70 he
the oldest hospital in the United
States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

skirts will be much longer says
Lady DuN Gordon. But don't worry,
boys Lady Duff don't know every
thing Record.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

A wife's yearning capacity Is usu-
ally far ahead of her husbands earn
ing capacitY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

The inventor of A new tree planting
tool says il will do double tie amount
of work OF implements now in use.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15

In New York there In one automo
bile for every twenty inhabitants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-15


Opportunities for soldiers at some
of the other state colleges this sum-
mar are as follows:
University OF Minnesota--Minne-
sofa men recently discharged from
the military service may take ad-
vantage II the regular course in voca-
tional ednca ton 1t In of secondary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
City Must Find
New Revenue-Donnelly

Oklahoma City will have 10 find new
sources Of revenus Or there vii be .
deficit Of at least eioe. 900 at the end
OF TIE fiscal year. accosdinG 10 Nike
ponnrily, commissioner OF finance.
Dsaan,'y today ssitssltsl HE STATE.
nent ef several oseks ago that ths
rsvssuss from the various city depart.
meats fot ths year have been ossrssti'
mated BY The majority faction Of the
cemfnlssioaers.
There Will - 10 way for ~ 10 meet
this deficit other than BY discovering
. new source Al revenue" Donnsily
sai1. and ws Wili have 10 md II ~
fore the sn1 q the fiscal year.
Il hope the dsfieit viii net b asy
RsFs tksa eloe, ~. hot II can't b. isss
en- sure u we're ~ sure abnat
svssythiag - sm IN this matter ia
- ~ right"
Il ives a,so sugsested By poansliy
that sems q the revenues would hare
V bs vatssA
with the sedsr Of Judge Cart for
Jamee Beatty. county AseeOor. 70
spessd the city budget on the taa rolls
the mayor concluded the budget Ustter
settled. He conferred with Ross iAi-
lard. municipal counselor. In regard to
psas,ble Appeal By Baaty from the
dsetsipa, u Judge chrh and wss -.
svred b. the counselor that the TAI
isvy y ettisl.
CITY commissioners an1 hsaAs -sf -.
vartments an eentinuinG checking w
accounts aNA aid no blIls VII - pol1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
tEGGS bURR0N
IN BANK VAULT
/ It DAVENPORT
Night Robbers Escape Un-
seen With About $1,000,
THREATENS SMALL BANKS
Bandits Discover Way 10 Get
Into Unprotected Vaults,

DAVENPORT. okla Dec. is--(spe.
daD.--Nessk e:.ooe In currency and
oglvats pspsvs the value Of which can.
~ b estimatsd-for the ioot Of
oaO ef yssemsN which robbed the
UAvsapovt gtAts hank here lss, night
80 secApsd pndetscteh.
TAe ysgBmsa burrowel through .
lg>eh exterior vail. vent through an
oRDcers' rsem. burrowsA through the
von sf the vault and tssh aii tho cur
Doa~y IN sight. They then opened safe
u 1spsstt vsulis and made away with
~ pspers thsy found IN them They
nAds NO attempt To open the safe.
X 9Ae small hanks Of the state are
1o0gmeR. according To EA~rs r Gam,
ooerstary ef the Oklshoma Bsnkcrs ss-
uoelation.
4 'sThs ysegmes who rotbed the nav
Ooset hank" said Mr.. Oum this morn.
~. have die .oversd that II H. com
osattvtiy easy 10 break into small
0oks, not protected BY steel vaults and
C1oog improvementa.e untii this gang
u ssssded up. tbs snssii bankers arc
Deplsds. uaiess they employ night
tNeeAmsa."
0as theory was that TIE rahbsrs en-
eoReA the hank to gain possession Of
taostgssa or incrirninatirx docu.
yD1oss. Nr. dunn does not heiisvc this
AeoGv eorrscL Ne believes ioo'inw the
4e&y deposit hosss was done 10 throw
DoDue or the scent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
attempt MADE TO KILL LORD FREN NcU
Names Of Streets and
Numbering System Here
Slated for Big Change

The names and numbers ~ msny
streets In Oklahoma ciy may be-
changed within q month. according to
the statement todsy Of oins Wilson.
commissioner Of public works.
Nilsson said ho has received com
pIalnts from a large number OF people 10
Shields addition and In the northeast.
srn part q ~ city ths, they have had
trouble getting their mail delivered be.
taust of the street sunib.f confusion
No Details Yet
PROM rs.niy fourth street 10 Thirty
sath ~ Shields addition the most raGi.
cal chSnsos arr suggested. Wilson said.
for Il IL IN this part Of the city that
mos, Of the confusion hiss arisen. just
what names or numbers will be used
has not been decided
Daring IN. investigation started tn
DAY by Wilson. the Western avenue
matter ~iJl he taken W nnd other
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
Gas Supply Is
Again Cut OFT,
Owens Reports
Break in Line Eliminates Ce-
ment-WaIters Field.

Gas coming into ohIshou City IRON,
the walters and Cement fields ~as cut
OF sSaiu this mornias due 10 . brvsA
In ths line acSoss Little tesvsf cfs.s.
b~twesu Chlckssia and cement Tn.
sams supriy wss disconnected yest.i-
day snl coansetst again In the after.
noon. II V expected that the iin. vii
b repaired aad now resumed soms
time to-day.
The slight drop In Temperature TINS
mOrninu 70 no sign VI an sppfos rhins
cold wave, this weather msn said today
He forecasts somewhat warmer tenn.
p~fatufss Tor Saturday.
~ b. nchofield had two cars oil
volunteer" coal set today and sx-
pscts two moss ears this afternoon
Uunp Hssd and rusi company has no,
succeeded In getting the two cars here
for Il Into the yards yet A car Of
wood 10 70 ~ there this sftsrboon ue.
Bolt reports more calls for fuel. -
The gas probs cotnnitiss ~ill not
be called 10 meet ,odsy bu, viii wait
until additional informstIoa 10 Oh.
tsined and moro data prepared. the
Q,syos said.
y No rspssts Of profitsssins Ia coal
prices, following the requests Of Jonn
A. whltshurst. state fuei adninis,ra.
tor. 10 watch eiosely for such tiosstsrs
have come To the attention ci the
county council Of dsisnss. ~ u. oliyer.
said today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19

streets where changes haN. been ufrcd
by ~. iribiiU
II nav. been asked hy many reel.
dsnts 10 consider th.s matter 10 a def.
nl'' sni conclusive Naj." wilson said.
and ! am going 10 'ty Ia have rcpof,
ready Tor submisHioo 10 the city com.
ni,sionsrs AZ soon as possible. II is
something that will have 20 b. gon.
into IN thorough manner and u ~
Hart. city engineer. rll b. asked 20
assist
10 Revise Names
Many 81 our s'roetu haze been called
by -. name 10 a certain point and thsn
smother nam. the rect Of 81. WAY.
which Csuses strangers In town and
even I'D residents 20 wonder where they
are, |, would help n. oitS 70 progress
10 start out the new year with oct Of
stree, names that can h. unaerstnod.
"Uf course the fusln streets oi the
business dis'riyt and other sections
where 10 confusion hhs arisen viii b0,
ba,s changed names"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
CITY To LOSE
LEAD N. FOOD
DISTRIBUTION
Packing Plant Compromise
Affects Plants Seriously,
WILL SELL ST0CKYARDS
No Retail Meat or Newspaper
Business Owned by Packers,

Oklahoma city will Iosc its po-it on
"a tho greatest packing plant food dis'
tfBu,lng poin, in tho souih~ost NJ q
result u the cpmpromiso fcHched Scs'
,erdsy between A Mnobsn Palmer.
United stAt.s attorney general. and the
"Bls Fye" packing oomrsnie,
Concentrate on Mss,
Under this compromise. the packers
agreed 10 divorce themselves forever
from holdings III puhi1 s'"c Ak,rds
and rewspspcts, 10 dlscon'lnue ing
In sli ioods except meat Hnd,M,S
products; la get out OF ths t-,sii MSst
business; 10 refrain from COMPLICATIONS
or understandings on pficss. and 90
abandon m- Of branch houses except
for dIsifibu'ion II m,a, Rni dsip
products
This agreement means these
things 70 osishoma city;
Z. That tire packers interest m
the Oklahoma National stoehysvos.
isrSsst In the south. must b sold.
.. That distribution o' thodsAnds
/ o. care os groceries ard other FOOLS
yssr'y from the Morris { Com.
psHy snd Wilsor 4 Company pirnW
here mvst b stopped.
J. vhst Swift Z cowpanys branch
hsvss here mvst Siseoctirvs nan.
ding similar products.
horts q Company and WILSON h
Company distribute frpm their Okla e
hosns City plant. meat. canned goods
an6 rrocer,ss over territory conpris-
Ing oklshoms. Alyona. New MEXICO.
AfksD~aa Tens and q group Of south.
ern states. This city u ons Of the
isrgsst fsed- -disisibuting ceAsArs In ths
United etsts~. snd the Grsatest south
o. kanaaa city and w~r Of the MIS-
slssipN
Al the uRss the Kenyon Kendrieh
bin vas being disrassed several
months ~. u was ssM BY r~vresenta.
Tive 4 ,scsi packers Tint pnsss n
cs the I'm would throw leo psracns
out Of werk In Oklahoma CIty. The
etn psUvtAsd virtually the same thinss
~ the eomprosnise. except that the bIi,
would tahe contro, n refrieentov car
away fron the pscksrs, Hswevss. IN.
asmuch1 - ths government Vim permit
'hs pecssfs twe ysass h wAicA IA
'es"s'".sa - - 9 esss~~ ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
LINDSAY SENDS
RIOTERS HERE
High School Football Game
Attracts Great Crowd.

Oklshoma City scored . touchdovn u
and kicked goal within Ten minutes
after the lightning Of the game at the
fair grounds this Rf,ernooa. Score. end
os first quarter. Oklahoma City Z,
Lindsay o.
Oklahoma City kicked of 20 Lindsay
and the Lindsay team pushed the ball
TO oklahoma citys p-ynrd line. but
lost !, there. Oklahoma City drove
TO Lincsay's S-ysrd line. iost the bal
N downs and fsu bach bstors LlsA-
says rushes to Msay ~ esatar ss The
fIeid. Oklahoma CITY By . mixtsrs u
passes and short ss1 sans pasAs1 the
tsil over Tor Q touchdown.
Nearly the whole town Of Llndsay
nrived here on . special Rerk Island
train nt noon today Ia watch IL un.
defeated high school football team fight
for the state championship aGainst Oh.
lahosaa cky's all.victartoss eleven.
TAe l.indsay team playa fast aersal
football. IN the o,d.fsshionsd fighting
styis.
Cuachss CottrSo ana Grover Jaoob.
con u Okishcma City have eighteen
nes psfmsd for ne clash, The same
viii start proalDeH st a:N o'clock at
the fair Oveun1s
With teeAy's s.ms Oklahoma city
Viii have psaysA the iast team which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
COURT UPHolDS
SALARY BOOST
Justices Get Increase Granted
by Last Legislature.

Act OF the Inst legislature. increasing
the ssiariss Of supreme court JUSTICES
from tt,oos to ls.0v . year. was up.
held this morning In = unanimous ol ~
Ion rssAsrsd ~ the sescasl sapsswe
court Of nias members. Appointed ~
the governor 10 thrash out the lssairy
Of ctficlai saJary inereasaA
The decision rsversss the ksAgmeat
of the Oklahoma county disesict esvst
which denied the apssication ~ IN ,mss
II. Owen. chief justice. NJ q writ VI
msndainus 10 compel Fraax Cartsf,
state auditor. 10 honor his sa,A'v
ciain. for the month Of hast July op the
basls Of the increase.
The letter anl spirit Of tho Con-
structi6m has been broken AMI he way
n,aes eIsAr fer salary incrsasss ~
every legislature from nov on. re-
fused 10 honor warrants On 'hs hasia
Of The tnereass. believing them 10 b.
unlawful. ! still adhere 10 th,t vsintoa.
rhers b nothing isft for M to do .ut
issue warrants for ah iRcrsass u eel.
aries" said Carter.
The court. according 10 the opinion.
found = specific provision n the ron
stitution. stating that the snierios ~
the justices should be q. 'e3 q year
until changed By the Legislature. u hal
been ccuteaded By Carter Tint ihe gen.
srsl provisions Of the consultation fsc,
hibltsd the increase 10 the saiasy u
any state official during the Term fog
which hs vas s1eetsl
Another ep,eNees = ~ sesvs nrhsl1
shs right u na&1R xsyt0. 'mesubsr q
the stats inleseSiAl eo1MaSs'sn. 70 par-
tieipsts n ~ tnesVooe \ ~ ssisri~e
q the memhesS q ~ coaDmiuoioa au-
thevissd " ~ ~ boglslAaaex.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
Figg Summons
Conference On
Clothes Prices
Manufacturers Of Wearing
Apparel 10 Attend.

. WASHINGTON. Tee. is.--e,sps 10
check the rising price Of clothing win
be discussed st . conference here sssly
In January Of p rsoas interested In ~
productions Of wearing apparel, frem
The producer Of raw mNssiss TO The
consumer Of TIE fnishsd product.
he calling Of the conference vas ~.
nssnoed to-day ~ Assistant Attorney
OsAerai rss. Who said that IN addition
u affecting scoacmics In operation. II
Gas planned to provide for the produce
tiea - standard quality cloth snd ar.
msnts fos sale ~ . reasonable price ~
a inducsmsat 10 The public to cheek
sstsavasascs In psrcAassns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
AUTO INJURIES
RESULT N DEATH
j A. Brogdon Succumbs; No
Funeral Arrangements.

Anothsr victim d aatsmsblis aecl-
Ssass II oaiahsms City vas a1lAA 10
~ lsas list Of ire ysas q n s'cieck
THE mseaing when }. 4. Dsss6m. =
yssss ~. Asd q ,hs ~ Uuivsfslsy
hespitai frem INJURIES rsesivs1 russ.
~ whea 10 was rua down q drunA
M RsblBesn NJ sa auisGnitla driven
~ l1va Dses<hy osrerss.
~ ~ was taken 10 otrsss an1
pss0es's undertaking p.rioss whore n
VW - M vatil the funeral arrange
wssNts ~ maze
~ ~ time n ths accident the ssss,
wsaa was visi'iwu hia danrh,cr Mvs,
TeM Daytev. ~ West Third ssreet. NJ
vas crossing Nshlnsoa whea the car
6vtvsa NJ Mrs aAf,srvs turMed into
Nsslnsea ften usnnd. shs slsnslis1.
~ vAs ~ Aiyiag fast. asycrdlna 70
wssnsu.ea prsseoaS Asms " N Potts.
tssyaA Ttsap.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
IaAs PUMPING PLANT
n SIAn exeL0 00eS

coVv1YvYLlE. KaoA. Dsa iA-Aa
0tss16a ~ rssslliaG m essally -
|eleye1 ~ psm0,a0 plsas = ~
W6Alla plos Ane eoneaey. twsaey
|u1oao sssthwsN = cbessyvtlle, y otiA.
op1UA soSsV ts1ny N saly ~ y
- Doaet eerapsa NM bugso assut -
|tnee ss1 AaA1A vAIch ~ - Heessa
: s;sessss : g Sss - - =
\ - = - ss.ae :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
PAln0 llYS UEls
CT III S(

WARRINGTON. ne. iD.-fwnina.
tina 4 The selt esal strike vss nes .
settlement. ~ vtctssy fsr ~ ~.
ssnmsnt. Atteessy 0easeal Palmer TO-
day to,1 the ssoate sub-eemmittss h.
vsstlgatiaG tAs etriks.
'rhs eovesnmsat ~ wa its hshts.-
nr. Palmer otl. There was 10 set.
tlssasat In aetusnty; ne men ssd the
union oflseses have eesnplIs1 with sur
demands and svtusneA 70 vogk."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
MIAMI WI1l.0UT aAs
>AS neDUl1 oe FINE

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eisy's ~ ssoSey ~ ~ - NJ ~
sssslisa y ~ ~ SsGAi 4 ~ ssss.
halno elatIsa q cDttsA vAlsv. niAWsl
= sklssssae tsess. M ssnesveasss
1sepOeNe
psacdesay = sesssas ~ hsMa>s n
~, e1ly ~ a. ~ heetiug asA sssA.
~. TAs scity'e ~ Alvspsesa psvs-
pa0oss Vese lssveA - s1nooo1 wesA
Untii nv 4 - , Fsgnas4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
LAST DAY O. SCHo0l
MARKED N PRoeaAms

seheeis eiessd here ts0av fssVAs M.
DAYS Wont wHi H. rs0asssd ~ D.
esmhsr -. and saapsa1sd - JasuaSy
I. New Tears dAy.
Attendance W1i ~ iaereassA at ~
he9inning a TIE secON1 sssaeates ~ .
hrgs Aumbsf ee chlidren Whoss persnts
have reesatiy unoved 70 the CITY.
Chsistnsae psosrnns we're given at
ths 1ifttreat schools today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-19
PLANE Aool0elT
fatal 70 ~ l0o0.
ATLANTIC Fu0

ROTTEN. = .snce. Dec is.--Cap,
or Jonn Alcock. the fret avla,".
90 make a nonstop sirplsne fllfm
scro~s the Atlantic. died here his
afternoon ~ = result OF '1tri~s
he received when his plane crashed
yss'erdsy near Cote vrsrd. depart.
ment Of Seine, infcricure. Sof.
mandy.