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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04
LIEUT., GREENE WINS PRIZE.
Washington Man Contributed
Iandscane to Art Exhibit.

Lieut.. Albert v. Greene, a Washing,
ton man who fought at Verdun. and
is now a government student at tn
Chester Springs, Pa, Art School. has
been awarded second prize in the re-
cent annual exhibit held by the sum-
mer branch of that institution.
The local mans contribution to the
display was a landscape entitled
"Pikeland." announcement of the
award is made by the Philadelphia
Academy of the Fine Arts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04
S3C0,OO0 Fire in Henderson. N. C.

HENDERSON, N. c.. December A.
Damage estimated by company Of
ficials at 100000 was done to the
plant of the Union Seed and Fertilizer
Company here yesterday The flames
started in a storage warehouse con-
taIning $500 tn ~ cot. SO i
spread to the fertilizer plant, which
was completely destroyed, together
with 200 bales of lint. The loss was
covered by insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04


germs of Con-
sumption, ScrOf-
uia, Grip, Ma
laria and many
other diseases
means fight
or die To- I'll Of
u $. T b e y e
< e r m y q r e
everywhere In
Z q mir w .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04

the west end of London went on
strike this morning for increases in
pay, shorter hours and various other
concessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04

Prior to the discovery that cotton
seed could be made to yield a plentiful
supply of oil millions of pounds of
seed were destroyed or left to decay
In hannS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04
5000 London Shopworkers Strike.

LONDON, December 4. Three .nou-
sands assistants employed in the
most important department stores of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-04


breathe. The odds are in favor of the
germs. If the liver In inactive and the
blood impure.
What is needed most il an Increase
in ne germ-fighting strength. To do
thu successfully you need to put on
hcaAhy flesh. rouse the liver TO viror-
Ou1Fac ton, so 1t will throw on these
getns, and purify the blood 80 that
there will be no weak spot" or soil
forsSerm growth.
VIZ claim for DIR. Picrce's Golden
Medical Discovery that 1t does all this
in asway peculiar to itself.
Ncures troubles caused by torpid
IivSE or impure blood.
$Yhe Common Sense Medical Adj
ylskf.o latest edition, in French cloth
ID Wing. will be sent free on receipt of
ave dimes stamps to pay the cost
of printing and mailing only. Ad-
drezs DIR. Pierce. Prest. Inyalids' HO-
tel, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
This Pretty Girl Tells How She
Defes Age By Using Ordinary
Oatmeal to Beautify Her Complexion

and morning Let u remain on ihe shin
fbT a minute irls Hlu"ihE lhe P'ItH
tn Absorb tue food wilur NJ the "a'nisa
Wa,h sN Ulin Rulm water. rnse WIN
cold Wt',r lui t'y hpougtiy hc.
,pply d.Tu.ll This H y'fy import iAhl
In a short tIus yuur skin VIII phdtIso
. marvellous change 4 rosy hue mounts
nt checks aui a baby 50
comes ~ the sAln The very llfst nv
bll,utI1n vii convince you lhht 'nH
combination is "a most eil', ono H. H..
bsa,tIfyinE purposes u h cspeclalV
Lutn. srink-s, large pores, fOush sAlh'
as IL fteshsns ana Daautlil.s tle con,
pI,xion and makes rough, red hAhhs
and arms smooth and wuite. " sN'
h. skin the Appearance ~ iohlh' anu
shataver success ! have hhd 10 W.-
scrving nv complexion alllbute W
d,ruliIo and oatmeal Every woman,
a., matter what her station IN NE, can
WelI AFFORD 10 spend i've Ut ten minutes
uisht and morning ~ cnf,hg Tor heT
rDmnlsNiln. There " not enough innn'I
lu the world 10 cause me 10 hesIu'
mine have known women over my
tn follow this method Ani ife1rhtly
mass fYr forty women 'l'i'N year. :"
a.s Inpk like girs lu their teens Jusi
S'It I'M, out. 30 YOU wont forget II. ~
u fDr week and at the "nd ot tnal
tine you Will thank mo ior publishing
NJ formula. -
NOTE-To set the hest effect he surc
t1 fnll1v ia. complete instfuyiiOts gwen
above You have only ~ get deTwlli9 shl
oatmeal YOU need nothing else ana u
o. simpiv thst snyona can use H. hup
~ inexpensive that any woman can al
ford n HsrWiilO rsn be obtained W.
his city irum department stores and b,'
up-to-date druggists Including WestialI'
Roach a VeaEry and Crosby Drug 90
tAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
BETTER THAN CAlOMEl
Thousands Have Discovered
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets
are z Harmless Substitute

Dr. Rdvards' Olive Tablets the cub.
stitute for csIomel-a are mild but sure
laxative. and their effect on the liver b
almost instantaneous They are the 70
suit Of Dr. Rdwafds's determination not
totTsat liver and bovsl complaints with
calomel. HE eAoststo banish Il brought
out ,heas little olive -cologed tablets
The pleasant littls tablets do tho good
that calomel does but have no bad after
shects They don't injure the teethlike
strong liquids o. ealomel, They take
hold ol the trouble and quickly corectit.
Why cure tha liver sttks expense Of the
teethl Calomel sometimes plays havoc
with the sumA Sodo s(son0 liquida II
, best MOI 10 take calemsl, but to let d..
EdYards' OIive Tablets take Ito place.
Most hesdschee "dullasss" and thst
lssy tssliRs coms fre@ eonstipation and
9 diaegdsrSd livsg. Take Dg kdWardS
Ollvs Tablets WhsA you LED "ieGgy and
"hsavy' kote heW lhsy "elsaT cIoudsd
brain and hon thsy "psrh up the spiTitA
I0e md 2sc = bnG All drloGjsts
(AAu~s >..N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
ST0CKMEN WILL
MEET MARCH 5
Program of Livestock Show
Here Announced,

The annua, tockmen's bsnque,
which viii he held Wednesday, March
s, will be one OF the important events
in the Southwest, American Livestock
show next month At mis- affair all
the ea,,lemen and directors Of the
show are convened
The following program Of meetings
which will be held IN connection with
the show has been announced by ].
w. $. Hutchlngs, secretary treasurer /:
Monday, March J-hber erdeen-An-
gus meeting.
Tuesday March 4-Hereford Breed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
CnNCRESe WILL
EXAMINE FACTS
ABOUT PACKERS
Trade Board to Turn Over It's
Evidence,

W\SIuNGION. Ian n Names
.. B,Iucie, upon whose testimony
c.ur.r oi yollu,ion among the five
loading packers were based hy the fed
e.l trade commission, viii he sub.
rurd voluntarily by the commission
I, thr house interstate commerce
committee, together with all other
tculmony and evidence gathered dur.
inp the in,c,tIgailon OF the meat IN
du.IrN
William T. Colyer, chairman oi the
trade commission, 50 informed the
committee today as result oi de.
mand, made by committee members
Yesterday ,ha, all names Of Witnesses
he diyulged 80 that the commsice
would have a basis for further que,.
'Ion'ug Of the packers"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Villa Band Near
Border, Is Report

EAGLE PISS IDa. Jan " "A
band oi troop, ,ud 20 br In command
oi Francisco hilla. are reported
headed toward, rr,drn SeWi, All
lights IN ri,lrn Stgra, are ts-
'ngm,hci a. msH' - pccauilqn
against fail.
P,edra, H,yD. b. jui a.fO,s the
RIO GanIr from laglr pra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
France Gives Aid
10 America

The pouring out OF French blood
and the enormous financial sacrifices
arc not the only aid France has given
Amerios. We are indebted TO the
French peasants for a perfect remedy
for stomach, liver and Intestinal all
ments which has not only been mar
velously successful over there, but has
been equally 50 over IN
gradients are imported and put up for
sale In this country by Geo, II, Mayr,
for many years a leading Chicago
chemist, under the name OF Mayri
Wonderful Remedy. II is a smpls
harmless preparation that removes III.
catarrhal uueus from the intestinal
tract and allsys the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments, inelud-
ins arpendlsi,is. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. Druggist,
everywhere, (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

though Neli past the time pf lie when
most CumplcSiouA fade. 10 famous for
her behuiliHi complexion, and when
asked hpN bhc retains her yoGthful sp-
p.afAn q raid
II IL -imple process To- Appesr
yqgthiul NJ one comes within ten
ears ~ gucssing M Agr Here 10 my
secret 1U tp any gruDtfy store aud
Get ten cents WUtth 81 utdinaTy oat-
meal Pat u small quantity ~ tie Uat
mtai IN a bas Ut ohr.--oloth about tie
h'4s NJ YOUR hand Drop un or into III"
bag 10 drops NJ drfwiilo winch can De
obtained al aHy up.to-dats drug store.
dip In warm water ana use as you
would wash cloth wash your face,
hands. arms. neck and shoulders, nlght
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
CobIenz On the Rhine
By Lieutenant Grantland Rice, Third
Army, A Y ~

\ ,,di,, of Am,ri,, hv starving in
III, govs,nm,o, had made him live
four month, ON ,hiry cents:
A conrad. stood beside him while hi,
last ir,ne ebb,d away
And bent with pi,yinq plane, 10 hear
wha, he might saw
Tell my brothers and companion,
A, ,,riul on mi, bloody war tina,
Iei, us alI in debt
". didn', mind m, ii ioh,irg lob bu,
,lopginu through the rain
r,Ji mony bIoLc wa. starved ia
de,,h ,loro ,ir Pbrni,h Plain
"AnJ dreaming OH, IN. Maven road
Tn. last i,anc IN ,heir dirw win
.lnna tho p;,hurv tail,
A,d At I,l,srd ioru.td | heard
,h,m cu,,, and whin,
.Eo, / w,,,, btol. a, Cohle,,-,, Co.
hI,n, ., ,h, Rhine
"Tcu mv sister ma, ,o weeo for me
Wb,n tho ,,ooo. com. matching home
,e,;r wuh Glad and gallant tread
pu ,n looL unon ,h,m proudly with
g,,nc. ,L., ,.em, IN ay.
uy b,o,hc, w,, soldier Too who
,s,., 90, hi, nav
elm, cay yo, mn d sc for show
Tell bcr I ncye, lo,, an arm or ankle
ar an ear,
pr nn IN, Gid Third Army staff
iced a ,ouphrr Inc
For wen, broke A, Cobl,nr, at CO.
hl,nx ON the Rhin,
I'VE m,, M German bullet, A. we
Nor We, . ouar,erma,,er with A sheek-
,l in NJ, fist.
And a. se damned him daily, we
heard the low wind, nine,
~, never heard Of Coblenl-of CO.
blenl on the Rhine
"T.l her IN, last nlQht of nv life
~ 'N' 49, '--' 49, - 80 WV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

erI aS,oClalion meeting
Wednesday, March S-AnnuAl stock
mems banque, a, b 10 p NJ
Wednesday March Annual meet.
my Southwest AmeycaN Livestock
show
Thursday, March Swine breed
erS association meeting
Thursday, March o-hnnual meet.
ing directors of Southwest American
Livestock show.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

war tax, will be placed on sale Feb.
mary 10, the railroad administration
announced today They will be good
on all government. controlled rail-
Dads and terms will bc the same as
those OF Sp and SIS books now on
ale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

action Nolt Of NE oklahoma Cny
stamp bolder pow r4,bl0g llrr 0crti-
ncalr, could el,lly hold them until
maturity p,,loliloc n''lDa', ny Yes.
lcfday me man 0a,Nrl stamp, worth
taI stating that he wanted the money
m Inv IhrnY hn-l-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

- very thlug
else the sktn
q . . ds f. g.
care aud a..
i.nti0n 7 h q
pores 10 do
their " or
Or o y . 9 y
should he kspt
~rn and scfu-
pulously clean
Alter 81 ng
Tho 2 O ugh ~
cloanAei they
should 10 fed
To uuliftsli ant
bring to the
- IN IN az
b y a utitui.
youthful Ap
p.AfaH oy-
tfN n OF ~ a
" man Graves
A. NNH|N.N-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
STAMP CAySH|NC.
IS CONTINUING
Postmaster Says Most Cash
erS Should Keep TbenL

PmchsS,fi oi war SAVING stamps N
Oklahoma are .dlng unfair toward
the government " Clihlng their Ceni.
fiesic In such great quantities, ac
cofdIng ~ Postmaster WeNef The
Oklahoma tiy p.tioii.e las been
flooded for several week, win stamp,
which have bcrh redeemed ~ various
podoiiico throughout lhr state
"By ci,brng lii 'nr.r stamp. n,w
me- holder are lri.Hi., H. yrg
purpose for wh.h '.ry were Ii'
Weaver 'a a. Ihr .srumrH' ias
plenty II money a. redeem them hI'
only N. csir00 cases ~ Hani ~
nece,sl,y should lhs stamps be- ,a,hrd
before the date ~ their maturity"
Aside from III, go.Cfumtrt, being
unable 10 uae lIr lIN., represented
by the stamps. siti amount ui ,ltr.
cal work ir neCctafy IN every tfAn,-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

New Nofh AcaY'iug - Mae EIna
Wilder. The "HhrulH Df tins may bt
turned backward u little common
sense 10 usol ~ tahgng care - tue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Mileage Books Go
On Sale February 10

WhSiIlNGlOH lan II Mlleagc
scrip books, good lor 500 mllc'
.Juiug 81. With ~ ~ ADDITIONAL lor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

Drop a liuls Freesone on an aching
corn instantly that corn stops hurt
Ing then YOU III, It right out II
doesn't hurt one Bit Yes, magic
Why waltz Your druggist sell. a
tiny bottle Of EIse,one for = fey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
THEATER BILLS

Empress theater, IL to l0:Is p
m-Norma Talmadge in The
Probation Wife" comedy.
Majestic ,heater. 10 a. m. 10
l0:45 p. m.-June Elvidge in The
Quickening Flame" Eddie Polo
in Cyclone Smiths Comeback :"
comedy.
New Folly theater, 10 As a. m
TO l0;4S p. m.--iIarold Lockwood
III The Great Romance COM
edy.
Dreamland theater, Q a. IN. to II
p. m-Norma Talmadge in The
Children Of the House" Marie
Waltamp in Tempest Cody Hits
the Trail" Corbe,t in The Mid
night Man" Tom Mix in Tom
and Jerry Mix"
Strand theater. 10 a. NJ. to -
:, 4, 3, 8 and 10 p. m,-Neya Gar
ber, Ben Johnson, Murdock Nc.
Quarrie and Rosemary Theby in
When a Woman Strikes, conf
edy.
Liberty theater-Hi links com
pany in Very Good Oscar"
Lyric ,hea,er, | 80 to l0;45 p.
m.-Vaudeville; pictures.
Overholser thea,er, SIS p, m
Julian Eltinge.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
Italian Naval
| Officer Fears
Wine Shortage
One Thing May Mar Well
come to Visiting Battle
Ship-Prohibition,

BOSTON. Aug. 26-Admiral
Hugo COM, IN expressing apprc-
citation today OF the welcome ex-
tended the Italian battleship
Conte dl Cavour and its crew,
told Acting Mayor Ford that he
had only one cause for concern
in connection with his visit TO
the United States-prohibition.
The daily ration of the dread
naughts crew included a small
quantity OF light wine. he said,
and with the probability Of
cru'Se along the Atlantic coast he
faced the prospect OF exhausting
the ships wine stores.
To the admirals inquiry
whether it might be possible TO
arrange to rrplenish his stock,
the acting mayor suggested that
as medicinal supplies the wine
might be obtained, but they agreed
that was ont of the question when
Admiral COM said he would need
Admiral $1,000 litres (nearly 5000
gallons of wine).
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
HUNCAR|ANS MIX
WITH AUSTR|ANS
Riots Are Reported in West
ern Hungary,
(By international News Service ,


BUDAPEST, Aug 25.-(Delayed)
Riots and street fighting between
the populace and Hungarian troops
have broken out in western Hungary.
adding to the difficulties of the Of
ficials and the allied missions in this
city who are trying to compose the
whole Hungarian situation.
West Hungary is equally populated
by Germans and Hungarians. Under
the ,,eace terms the conference had
promised plebiscite to determine the
future status OF that territory, bu,
now the Hungarians have changed
their minds and want that district to
remain part of Hungary, instead OF
being merged with Gcrman-Austra.
The Austrians arc continuing their
preparations for military occupation
of West Hungary. Soldiers and
armored cars are still being maSsel
upon the frontier
In addition to the fac,ional fighting
the coal problem is troubling Aus,ro-
Hungarian statesmen. The reserve
coal supply in Vienna is extremely
small, In restaurants acetylene lights
are being used instead Of electricity.
The coming winter promises to see
the cruelest suffering on record in the
former dual empire There will be
no fuel a, all for private homes un-
less the Czeoho- Slovaks can be per-
Suldcd 10 export more.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
DEATH OF BANDIT
CHIEF CONFIRMED
Captain Mat|ack Says Infor-
nation Is Authentic,

CANDELARIA. Texas, Aug. 20
The death Of Jesus Renteria Is be
lieved to be confirmed in the report
made to Colonel Lanshorne by Capt
Leonard Mstlaek Captain MS,aek
says he got the story from a woman
in whose house Renteria and his frl-
low bandits counted the ransom OBJ
tanned from the Americans.
Renteria is said to have Quarreled
with the bandits about the division Of
The money in the house of a woman
at San Antonio, Well opposite here
The bandits are said to have drawn
guns and ridden off fighting.
Lieuts. W. II. Cooper and Frank
rs,ill are given credit for the death
of Renteria, with machine gun bullet,
from an airplanc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
CzAR NOT GIVEN
CHANCE TO MAKE
PLEA TO SOVIET
He and Family Killed Without
Hearing, Report Says,

LONDON, Aug. 26,-Alleged au-
thentic details of the killing of EN-
peror Nicholas of Russia and the
other members of the Russian royal
family BY an unnamed French Off
Ger who had been employed in an Of
ficial capacity in southern Russia,
wa, made public today by Reuters
Limited The story purports to have
been told by a sentry who guarded
the royal family while its members
were under detention,
Under the orders Of CommisSary
kourovSky, the account runs, the EN-
peror the empress, Crown Prince
Alexis and the Grand DuchesseS
Olga. Anastasia, Tatltiana and Xcnia,
together with court physician Bot
kim and three servants were taken
10 an underground room. No inter
rogatory occurred. The emperor car
ricd his son in his arms because OF
the boys inability to walk in conse-
quence OF illness. Jourovsky, an
other bolshevik leader, and nine Let
tlsh soldiers, the account continues,
entered the room and Immediately
killed all the occupants with revolver
shots.
The sentry, on hearing the reports,
dashed into the room. he said, and
saw eleven bodies lying ON the floor
Only the emperor's son was still
alive. Seeing this. the narrator ad-
ded, one OF the bolshevik party killed
the crown prince with a point blank
shpt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
Dancers to Bid
Shinny Farewell

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Modes-
,y and respectabili.y will prevail
in dancing from low on, accord
ing to the official forecast at the
second annual convention OF the
American national association OF
masters OF dancing, held here.
Three hundred members from all
parts of the country and Canada
attended and Fenton Bo,t. presi-
dent OF the association voiced the
prediction;
The old waltz is coming back
lis already back" he said, "and
there will be no more new dances
only a few notifications. For in
stance ladies who have been pushed
backward over the ball room floor
too much will go forward on a
iiity-iiity basis with the men"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
By Chandler SpraQue.

. Universal staff Correspondent)
\ CANDELARlA, Tex, Aug, 20
Via courier to Maria, Texas)-Dis-
Gustcd.
Tha, word expresses the feeling
here over the withdrawal yesterday
Of the American punitive column from
Mexico. Townspeople, soldiers and
especially members OF the forces that
entered Mexico are saying IT'S the
Jane old story"
The cavalrymen expected to stay in
Until something had been accom-.
ilished. They hoped to be allowed
to teach the bandits on the other side
81 the line that all American officer
h fine person TO let alone even
when he happens TO be lost in Mexico.
But the townspeople expected just
what happened. Predictions were
made here when the troops went in
shat they would not remain week.
Washington Blamed.
} American, who have lived on the
American border for the past five
years have become so familiar with
this Mexican policy that nothing ever
will make them believe that it has
been supplied with teeth until they
zee the teeth bite-and stay closed.
II seems certain here that the or
ders for the withdrawal came from
Washington. Colonel Langhorne. OF
Course, has not expressed himself on
that point.
did not ask him. He is a soldier
and would decline 20 answer any
query which might reflect on his sa-
pcriors.
Bad Effect on Mexicans.
But il is known that two days be-
fore the expedition came OH, train
OF rs mules went in carrying ratlons
tbr twenty days. Apparently Colonel
langhorne expected his men 10 stay
On the job
The withdrawal has had a distinctly
BAD effect on the Mexioans along the
border. Americans already have be-
nun to notice a change in their, de-
neanor and it is apparent that they
regard the withdrawal of the column
ss a triumph for their countrymen.
n veteran ranger, who knows this
country and the Mexlcans, told me
today;
! "There'll be hell on the border
pow"
Z Soldiers Are Sullen.
He feels that the troops never
should have gone in unless they in
Scnded to make good the implied
threat made to the bandits when the
Americans crossed the Rio Grande
The soldiers are no, talking--much.
The Eighth cavalry is a we'll dis
eip'ned outfit. and hesita,es to dis
tuss orders. But the troopers look
and they look a whole LOT,
"What's use" is written on every
Zine of their detected frames and
pep is no,iceably lacking.
One soldier, however, talked freely
to me today.
Expedition Is Fiasco.
~ can't help feeling sore" he said
sand most OF the other men in my
troop feel the same way. We have
Been in after cattle thieves before OF
course. and have come out after re-
covering the cattle or shooting some
of the thieves. But this is different
Those Mcxicans took two officers
trisoners and VIC feel that they have
h.ul,ed the American uniform
They certainly showed a lack of re
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
|lhoOP RECALL
| NOT LIKED BY
BORDER PEOPLE
They Say That Mexlcans Are
! Laughing Over Chase,

= CANDELARlA. Texas, Aug. 20
another member OF Jesus Renteria's S
kans which the Americans, located in
she northwest Pilares mountains was
Luciardo Coionehe. who was pursued
~ Capt. Leonard Ma,lacks troops
until his horse dropped dead. The
bandit then escaped on a mule, it
was learned today,
: Captain Matlack made an official
teport TO Col. George 7. Langhorne,
district commander stating that a
Carranza outpost in a pass near Coy
Nme stopped the pursuit of two OF
the bandits. slim" Olivas and Jose
Sanchez. He said he feared there
would be clash with the Carranla
patrol if the Americans continued on
the trail. They decided TO return to
The border after a conference as the
only hot trail was blocked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

spect for it. They should not go un-
punished.
They should be made to respect i,
and that's Just what we thought VI,
were going TO do, And here we are,
out again, with nothing done. Mexi-
cans up and down the river were
stirred up over This expedition. They
regarded il as real test OF the policy
OF the American army toward Mexi-
cans who treat our uniform with con-
tempt. We did our best, but regard
the expedition as a fasco, and I'm
sure the Mexicans consider II a blui,
and a poor one at that"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26
DOG CATCHER BITTEN
By SAVAGE "VlCTIM"

!. s. Valley, city dog catcher, is
nursing a lacera,ed chin as result
of one-round bout with a hard
faced bulldog in the 100 block on
West Frisco avenue yesterday. The
dog Bit Valleys chin when VALLEY
essayed TO snap a chain about his
neck. Valley finally conquered the
dog and took him TO the pound
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-26

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