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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
GERMANS READY TO YIELD
Reported That They Will Allow
Troops to Land at Danzig.

London, April 1.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Mail says there Is
good reason to believe Germany will
give way regarding the Danzig ques-
ton II the Allies will agree that Polish
troops shall not actually remain in
Danzig pending the establishment Of
peace.
The. German government has decid-
ed to send Matthias Erzberger to Spa
to confer with Marshal Ferdinand
Foch regarding the Danzig situation,
according to a Berlin dispatch.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
ASKS ALLIES TO INTERCEDE
Ukraine Willing to Cease Making War
on Poland.

Fiume, April 1.-The commander
of the Ukrainian forces has sent a
message by wireless telegraphy to the
Allied governments stating that the
Ukrainians are ready to enter into
negotiations looking to a cessation Of
hostilities with the Poles on condition
that the Allies set line OF demarca.
tion in accordance with the present
battle front
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
SOCIALISTS ARE VICTORIOUS
Secure Majority on Berlin Soldiers
and Workers Council.

Berlin, April 1.-The Independent
Socialists triumphed in the elections
of the Berlin Workmens' and Soldiers
council for the second congress Of
Workmen's and Soldiers councils by
winning nine seats to five for the ma
jority Socialists and two for the Dem
ocrats.
The council voted to take steps to
secure the immediate release of
George Ledebour, the former Social
Democrat leader, who was taken into
custody during the recent disorders.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
INSISTS THAT HE'S NO IDIOT
Former German Crown Prince Admits
He May Be Tried.

Copenhagen, April 1.-The former
crown prince. interviewed by a corre-
spondent of the Berlingske Tidende,
admitted the possibility OF his being
tried by an international court, but
declared he did not believe he would
be executed. He stoutly maintained
that he is not an idiot. He frankly ad-
mitted his unpopularity.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
DANIELS FIRST SUBSCRIBER
Secretary of the Navy Takes $1,000 In
New Victory Loan.

Washington, April 1.-The Victory
Liberty Loan campaign Is open, the
first subscription has been received.
To the navy goes the honor of firing
the first shot" in the big drive.
1t was announced that Secretary
Daniels, just before he sailed for Eu-
rope, sent check for $4,000 to Rear
Admiral #. ]. Cowie. in charge Of the
navy's subscriptions, and at the same
time called on the men who made the
seas safe during the war to continue
the splendid record of previous loans.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
ANARCHISTS EvACUATE KIEv
Russian Forces Turn Their Attention
Toward RoUmania.

London. April Russian Bolshe-
vik forces have evacuated Kiev and
are turning their attention to the Rou-
manians, according to reports from
Stanislau transmitted to London from
Vienna by the correspondent of the
Exchange Telegraph company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
WILSON AND GEORGE CONFER
Object Of Meeting Is to Speed Peace
Proceedings.

Paris, April /. - Premier Lloyd
George and President Wilson con-
ferred privately for an hour before the
council of four met at the presidents
residence. 1t is understood the pur-
pose of the conference was to expedite
the peace proceedings.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
HUN ATTITUDE is REPORTED

Said to Be Standing on Presidents
Fourteen Points.
London, April 1.-The department
of the German foreign Office having
charge of the peace negotiations has
reached decision as to its attitude to-
ward the negotiations, German WIRE
less message says. The department
has decided the German government
should act only in accordance With
President Wilson's IA points.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-04-01
FOUR U-BOATS ON WAY HERE

Port for America.
Harwich, England, April -Four
German submarines conveyed by the
United States submarine tender Bush
nell have left here for the United
States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
ROBBERY AND CRAFT
SUPREME IN CITY
OF CONSTANTINOPLE

. CuNSTANTINuIIE. Tu"sIay. n'c.
lily The NSsuclu'rl I'rrs~) ~" u-
Stantiu"plc - credited h,rr with l'.ln%
he worst governed r.tN III TIN world. ~
WILL rs that ~ WINCH he cost ~ ,.N.n%
is highest. 1t PRES nts Il SI"'tr..' -
haas ENrryhudN rs robbins 'N"iE-
body "l$r. Hla,k.iaMi"r~ Hu"nf t|"
shipping agents ana t"r lrH-Nn"r' mon
are rrSvuuS:hir Tor M. fact that II costs
more t. gr, freight from Sh:p L" ~h'i"
than 70 transror, It from New l"rH 4"
t'onstantIuUplr. MI avaIlahl" dock
space has been taken uU by ia" t.''"nir
powers and Americans nri citizens 81
other countries, who Ar" Shu, "H'. are
paving SO a ton t. get goods from a
ship through the customs
Every species Of Lcvantl"" Mi"N"ry
has been turned loose. y modest h"i',l
room costs from 50 10 s. Il day. with
food IN proportion. although thu mark
cts are full of produce:
Food prices hHN" increased Nv, I've
hundred percent ever ihus" pr"'HN.n%
before thu, war. whiL, house r'N' rs ~
creased fiftrcn fold. Tn" city nightly
- full of lighting soldiers AMI Sa!i"rS 81
all nationaliti"S, shooting III hr% arms.
The gambling houses are II iuii hast
for all classes. with tn" m'r'hAHl =.
whr. losers. making up th'Ir I">S"S 10y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

rI&CINNATI. -. l"r. TIL mrs;
annual tuurrrm"Ut 81 tn" central
States Euwliug ass"cIatinn is I" h" held
here beginning December 10 and con
llnulnu until January | or later. accord
ing To tn" number Of entries r"c"iN'|.
ENTRIES Tor the tournament VIII Gloss"
Monday.
E.utr.,s viii h" received and record
Cd from any city ur town within rh-
dius Il lT5 miles from Cincinnati. re-
Lurdl"&s uf TN" size. Entries from out
sd. of that znr,t also Will hc consider
rd. thu only stipulation hCinE tn'i
there II" team for every Jn."o" m
hahitaurss # the city III question. Tn"
entry f." - 81 per man for each event;
Their" Will l." $1,000 in cash prizes anu
min" gold IN d1lS.
Iht,ri.3 already have been received
from Columbus. Portsmouth. DAYTON
hamilton. Springfield and other Ohi"
cities Louisville. Lexington and oth'r
Kentucky CIt'".' will b" Represented. as
will Indianlp"'ia. Muucic. r RI" liaut''
Anderson. Princeton and other lhdIit!na
towns Nor" than 10" local teams nay"
siunlIcd their intention of competing IN
the tournament.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
STOCK MARKET
IN RECOVERY

NEW YORK. Dec. On '"ihP't''
,,. nrd,rat" turnover. last ""'N
Stock market mad" 4 further irregular
rs,.,,rry % the ground lost in IN" soy
cr. declines Of The preceding months
-,ilv,v shares rrulnG ~, only lmP"rt-
ar, ..>.,.ptiu;~ {" IT," - "vraI l'"Pr"N'-
mont. -, ,-ars-
,,,r,a,i,n l~S,!rs w,r'. found IN th' acute
coal SITUATION winch n"''NSNat'u ."'
fh.r r,!-taiIm,L ot railroad op'ra,'"nSS
anJ ;hr more uu", rtHru S'hlu" "t t"G'rl
I,rIS,at:on dealing with IN" luh'c'"'e
futur. Of th"S" properties
Tn" Investment situation rs |Np.'Hi
I'd hv the. hravin"SS Of high grade honuS
and government war notht"uS. aus" i'tl
much T. be desired from tn" haHN'tS
lniu, " wow som" 0f these issues 10
IN. N,ar'S lowest quotations.
Technical and speculative CondLtlHhs
wcr. undoubtedly Strengthened by th'
further contraction ~ brokers loans
and the occasional activity Of IN" short
interest in many Of IN" stocks Wh''h
featured the recent m"t"Or:c rlS".
In it's broader ASPECTS. tn, weeks
trading differed very slightly from that
of the November boom. IN thht less
than :; score ~ popular stocks CONTRIB
utcd AN ov"rwh"tmins PERCENTAGE l"
"H'h days operations.
These were represented chiefly by he
-amilar oil. motor. Si""i and rHuipn' NJ
shares together with Suudry SpcrialtIS
Iavin% more or less relation (" those
-rrupS.
Tn. pronounced strength Of "i'S ana
motors rested mainly Oh genuinely iaH-
cradle trade conditions. while the others
v'r" supported 4; concessions by IN,
tcr,StS which protesStd IL believe thi'
the early weeks uf the coming year
will witness II demand for finished prod
Ucts IT cXc"sS OF the supply.
The cuuntryS expanding foreign trade
directed renewed attention [" III" pucS-
ton of accompanying credits. hut the
steady decline OF exchange TO almost m
credible discounts indicated Chat the
proposed international trade loan pro-
jcct had not advanced beyond the stage
of academic discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
WILDE OUTPOINTED

MII.W Nl'kEE D.c. Jimmy W nae
thu ErItISh t!yw"tEht champion. ii!aNi''N
ms nryi Nu.rirnn appearance. was dec
isivrIy outIuin;rd hy Jack Sh'!rk'!' II
New York h.ulaulw"irht. tonight.
Their, were only 4 few Vacant sal :
in TN, mug" auditorium ~m.n Nlid' ana!
Shnrk,.l rrawl,d Through ia" ropes II
yn. ,stimri"d that ia" att"fiuam'" was
about : .Iuu "ud IN" receipts between
So. uuu and $%"O"u
Shark,.y mad" ia" required weight 81
no pounds AT o'clock NIGEL! "hI'
Wild. scaled exactly lb1i.
WIld,. WI a ; /" i"N"rlt". alih"urh
there wrr" plenty Of Shark"y admirers
in evidence.
Wilde was given Il trrn"nd"u" "kh-
ton when h" peeled of his bath robe.
Sharllry followed II frw minutes later.
Don't do IA Jo" Beckett yelled som"
one from the crowd. The little Welsh
man only smiled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
CONSERVATION IS
ADVISE OF CLEWS

Special Dispatch 10 The In;cl!tG"nccr.
MEN YORK. Dec. TN his market
r"Nicw. Henry t'lewS says:
conservative buying appears :" b" the
appropriate policy for some tune to
come Bank accommodation. although
reasonable when applications are limit
cd. - restricted In volume. and sudden
changes III rat" may result IN high costs
for Gail money AT any moment. Broad
commitments involving heavy carrying
charges are therefore 10 be avoided
Will prices of speculative securities
ar" still open 70 too many elements OF
duuht {" offer much ENCOURAGEMENT.
transition period in the market. LASTING
~" som" weeks. during which Investors
and buyers in general would do we'll to
u.s." caution. is Indicated. Whilr Thu g"n-
-r.ti outlook il slowly ImPruN ing and tn"
country is undoubtedly on the road TO
recovery. still rough spots Will b" oCca-
Sioh,lly encountered. and judIci"US dis
rrinInat,"n - advisable IN all financial
tr;,nsaC,l"nS Taken as u whole. how
ever. tn" situation - decidedly better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
Drastic Regulations in
Oklahoma's Coal Field

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. bee. -
pr,StI,. rrgul;,rI"u-. .S-u,'d today hy Ad-
jutant General Charl.S +. barrett I"
govern n" oklahoma coal r"ldS wh"re
marital law has been established. IN
Guided:
i'riyat.. MEETINGS may b. held only
with tn. authorization Of IN" adJutHnt
general; agItaiorS Will b. appr"h"ndeo;
and all coal in N" Zonr under control or
th soldiers vhIrh j. not IN ~" hands
Of the government will be- S"Iz,d. .,
The cruSad. against radi"Hi~ started
today with the arrest 1t iwc lacn AZ AL
dcrsnn for alleged efforts 10 prevent
T,;,,n miners from rotcrnIng 10 work.
Preparations have been mad" I" start
mining operations IN Scveirl strip pits
tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
OBITUARY


Elmer J. Schnfrr w'il, known resident
OF Martins Ferry. du'd last night AZ
lu.l0 o'clock at his r"SIdrnCr No. >"i
Indiana street. Martins Ferry. .. -
"'Itscd was 30 Years uf az" and had
been III for III" past I"n years Of III.
h,rvuluSIs. He was = son al Ma.
Emma SChaf"r Of Wheeling and up
until two years ago was 4 resident al
the Island. Ilr vas printer hy trad"
and was employed at the West Virginia
Printing company fer many years. IL
Was 4 rl"Uh"r uf tn" Tlp"ErarhIcG
h!vu lie also h"!nnE'd Ia the FIRST
Baptist church. of this CiiH.
II" - survived 10y His wlt". VIII" WI'
Miss 'ir'.irA j. ukiuS. 81 Martins Ferry.
one daughter Miss Marie N!rEult
Srhur,r. nt huIu" AMI "u" brother
Frank S"hat"r. and his moth" Mrs
Ehma :, hnirr both uf Wheeling.
E'uurdnl services ar incuWpl"'".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
FIRST xRuPP LOCOMOTIVE.

ESSEN. Germany, TI'E' 1T II" IITHV
locomotive TO he built by tn" hrunrH
left tho works saturday hauling zen
freight cars which also wcr" hunt by
the firm rh,i formerly specialized IN TN"
construction Of hiE guns.
The now department Of tn" great
Krupp works, employing 200 m'r. -
saIl 10 b, capablc Of turning CAV l""p
locomotives and aeon fr"lEht cars an
runllN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
HOME FOR PoINCARE

PARIS. Srturdry. Dec. 6.-rrcSidcnt
pad Mr.: rHincarr. who wrr" threat
.n,I wiki III" fate If finding them
ST.. Ives hrm, l.sS UPON leaving tn"
IIys"r@ ra't'o in T. hriary, HAY" bought
Il small d"t-rhcd rrs!I"nCc at % IN"
Narhcau. nuIr tn" li"lS =" u I!o:sn"
Tin. rrir" WAS 4~u.u"h frames. Tn"
.uiInrrE residences h"loUG.Iug To th"
president were destroyed lay ih' Ger
1mnn. lnrlnE The WE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
CLERGYMAN KILLED.

NI.TINri;E Md. Dee. tn" New
York and Washington "Nrr"SS on IN"
prunsyIyania railroad which was du" IN
BaI,iniur. at nm" O'Clock tonight. struck
an ,utnmnbilc at RcnEi"S. Md. about III
-, miles from this city. Rev. William
NJ p~I. a minister Of m" Methodist
Enis opal church. who Was IN IN" ma
rb,nc was killrd The engine Of the
express turned over and Tyr c%a'hrS
IsT, Tho track Railroad officials say
INA, no passengers were injured. All
four tracks OF tho Pennsylvania arr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
EMBASSY DAMAGED.

rLHIlN saturday. Dec G.--FiamcS
or unknown origin damrr'd tho British
embassy hujldIns hIr" this afternoon;
The roof If III" structur" was eurncd
Of md tho upper rooms and marbl"e
staircase suffered badly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
FOOD FOR STRIKERS

r'und will l." delivered I" tn" nr"dT
iron and steel workers today nj th'lr
at tn" corner of fleF' nj n
and Main sire. t.. over 1000 luaN"$ 81
bread have been ordered and carly in
,lI-ations point toward IN" distribution
" .otnll,.s to over 700 families. This
10 the. largest consignment yet received
by tho local commits Sariat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
DREAMY OLD CHINATOWN

Tales Of the underworld OF New York
or ctories Of nights of perpetual Light,
"a told by Objective Francis z. Cadden,
Of the New york City police depart
ment, viii appear in The rntslliSsncer
On Mondays and Wednesdays, starting
with tho icsuo OF December 9Th. some
of tic articles arc Tho Tale OF the
rrau OF the Cough" Tale OF tho Bur
row OF 500 Moy," "Tale OF the Brand
Of the yellow Claw" Tale Of the rran
Of tn Cigarette gcI," and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
To ACT ON SUFFRAGE

DEM :N. M, I'Dr- ,.-"Th' V"I"rNH"
LrslSlriui, VII r"nN'n" tl0"ri"N W.
.u.ri,,I SrSA.,u - AZ on III w"'muhS
49,, r,.,,,,. Amendment nd r,r"mn".ndH-
r,ors or t;u>, rr.ur S!mur fer nnu-radl.
al luwS crnrr..,nry nrri"NrE' IONS ana
auti-uu'olnrhlh theft law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
Manuel g. Morales.

SAN SALVADOR. Republic If Salvn-
dor. saturday. Doc. t. Mr.. Manuel ;.
Morales. former Salvadorcan minister
IF rnr"i IN affairs. and at on" Inn"
minister from this country I" thn
I:riird states. died today. Dr. Morales
v:S one If tho best known men In pub
nc life in central America, and held
many positions Of Importance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
GIBAS IMPROVING

Alfred tiihaS Of Ranno"k. Ohio, who
was shot through tho head last evening
nj his homo in Hammock. Ohio. whom he
found burglar in his house. Is rcrort-
cd 10 h. irnprnvinG M the North Wheel
ing hospital Hts condition Is noe con.
sidcrcd ~ serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
ANOTHER TYPHOID SERUM.

AL ~ Mexico city. u copy Of which
reached here today. announced that Or.
Benltu Sanrhcs. OF Mexico city. has
discovered a serum that cures typhus
within forty-eight hours. The discoV-
sry the paper adds. has caused q great
sensation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
7 THOMPSON Baker.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. -
Thnmpsuu Baker. former congressman
from tho Second New Jersey diStriEt
md ono Of tho founders Of wildwood. y.
J.. di,d IN u hospital here today after "
Inng Illness II" was born IN Union
county. Pa. - years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
BACK TO DENMARK.

PARIS. ncc. "A dispatch ia tho
Temps from Roucm says that natives
Of SChlcswig among the prisoners az
war held in France. who hay" rcEain"d
panis citizenship by tn" peace treaty.
Will be sent to Denmark on Il French
cruiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
REPORT IS DENIED.

LONDON. Doe. t The American nav
al authorities in Tendon today declared
uuroundcd u report published IN the
I'all Mali Gazette that Tia "li'd states
lad contracted for ihr hu.iG1nr # Am -r'
.ran dCStrnyrrS ~ Great I;r*I'n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
xYo FIRE LOSS

MANNHEIM, Ia. Dec. Loss -
,,nnated between $4,000 and s50.0n0 re-
suIt.d today from fire which swept q
portion Of the plant Of the United
States Asbestos company. FLAMES f"l-
Iov.d an explosion IN tn" drying room
and two employees were slightly in
iurel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
Watson Infant.

"a III ln. h..ld tins Afternoon AT = "''l"' X
al The, hun" Of III PARENTS. Th"lma A;'d
Richard Wat" Jr.. No. lIii Mar.
shall street. E,uw",,d. lnt"rm"nt vii!
be nlldr ~ MrAl'chrn r"In't"ry.
Thu child. Who MIS- min" months ola.
died ,.u SATURDAY ~ Cleveland, ono
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
Barrett. Funeral.

EulI, raj IN I,',- Tor I'm Ili, Nr~.
Esther \. Jarrett NH" di"G ON fFlulE
nj her hvI.,. ga Whitley street. Bridge
rnr, wlil h, held ihrS :.rj'rn""u al -
,.'rIn,I; al tlr }at.. h"ru". No. Il" Nlht-
ley street. ln,,rmrnt VIII b. mad an
MON ,rmrj,ry. st. tlorSNIll", ohm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
RIVER NEWS

The General Crowder was IL only
steamer dnckrd at the local wharf yes
tcrday. arriving from Charleston about
O'Clock She left for Pittsburgh At 10
o'clock.
Stage II feet rising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
CHALLENGE

The East End basket hall team 'haI-
lcng" any llS-pound basket ball teams IN
tho valley for games. Answer through
ihlS paper.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS =.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
TOUCHING ALL
BASES

The White Sex set the seasons
scoring record against Cleveland
when they taliied seventosn runs.
Wihiams held the indians 10 five
hits,
Jack Naylor set u pace he couldn't
follow when he hSld Boston hitiess In
the first four innings Jack then blew
up and tho Red Sox won,
The Giants are Slipping They lost
their series with the Dodgers when
Al Msmmaux struck out eight men
and gave UP but seven hits.
Coopers' southpaw slants held the
Cubs for ssven Innings while the Pi-
rates smassed four tsllies--enoush TO
win.
THE YANKS RAN INTO, A SHOW
Err OF GOOSE EGGS AT WASHING
TON WALTER JOHNSON CAUSED
THE SHOWER
Routhers pitching was too strong for
the Cards Stock and Hornshy saved
81. Louis from a shut out.
Howard Ehmks had but three hits
TO apportion to the Browns and the
Tigers evened up tho seriss Meth
er team scored after the first
innins.
Riessrt's homer with Scott on flrst
| bsss In the flNh lnninp enabled tha
Braves 20 make . elssn sweep against
the phlillss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
THEATERB

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
0DDFElL0WS' PICNIC
AT THE FAIRGROUNDS


Oklahoma City Odd Fellows ate
celebrating the Fourth Of July today
in fine style. A picnic for the four
mems lodges and the ,hre Rebekah
lodges began this morning and will
last until late this evening. 1t is be.
ing held at the Fair grounds. a, 10
o'clock this morning a light breakfast
was served. A, o'clock there will
be q beefs,eak barbecue followed by
speeches by officers Of each chapter.
A baseball game and other athletic
contests will occupy the afternoon. A
dance has been planned for this eve.
ming. More tiian l,D0 Odd Fellows
and Rehekah lodge members arc ex.
peeted to be present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
Blue
ISN'T PRUSS|AN


What color are you going To paint
your house this year? II you're the
average person, IT will be either grey,
tar or,whi,c. According TO paint re
tglcrS, m Oklahoma City, those are
the popular shades. Why not vermll-
Ion or blue, Taste iorblds and so
does price Since the war, primary OF
unm'ked colorS have gone sky-hlgh
What was once 81 or N cents a pound
now costs $l.jO or 81 -.
Tints and white are, OF course.
cheaper than the bright reds, blu,
and yellows, but all have advanced IN
U'Cc.
Since IN, war. pd ftussian blue
isn't Prussian any Ioncsr bn, "Amcr-
lean blue" And satisfactory sabs,i-
tules for every other color formerly
made abroad are now turned out hy
American manufacturers The scare
est shade on the market at presen, is
NanDyke brown. beautiful maho-
sany, which can hardly he bough, at
anv p.iCc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-04
Many Must Work Today That
Rest Of the City May Play

job, ready to save property from dee
struCtlon.
The Soda Dispensers. =
And then, while the "cup mas
cheers" and the eyer-refreshing
beverage which made a Wisconsin
city famous will not be in evidence
here, Just think of the ENORMOUS
quantities OF the various substitutes,
cold drinks and ice cream which will
le GiAcuscd today, The fountain and
colN dunk stand employees will No
working at brcak-neck speed
shroughout the day and evening
You may want your shoes shined
today VIII the boy who periorms
this JOB be at leisure on this holi-
day |, Is possible tha, some OF
the more lucky ones will be Tree in
the afternoon and evening, but the
greater portion OF tho stands will
NOT close at all
Then too, you might want some
medicine for some member of the
family who becomes III today. and you
would feel greatly charglned 1t you
were unable 10 enter a drug store and
obtain the necessary articles. Hence.
tie druggists must be on the Job.
This, OF course. applies to a physician.
also While he may not be at his
Office, he must answer any and all
calls on ths DAY as lie would on
C'hrr5
Last, bat not least II you were to
. iird your newspaper missing on the
streets today. you would surely feel
lha, something unusual, almost APP
preaching catastrophe, had oc-
CURED Or, # YOU failed to find Your
morning paper al your front door the
morning after this holiday YOU prob
ably would 90 to your office with .
crouch on. So. the many trades and
occupations represented ~ journals
ism must work today as on any other
! dav