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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
CHEVROLET WINS TWO
Leads the Field From Start and Covers
sixty Miles In Trifc Over
Th!rty-sfx Minutes.
IRv Associated Press

TACOMA. WASH, July 4-Loui,
Chevrolet won both the sixty and the
eigh;y-mile events at the Tacoma
Speedway today. Ralph milford won
the opening forty in ~ minutes
% - seconds. Durant finished second
in the forty-mile race. with Chevrolet
third.
In the sxty-milc race Chevrolet led
the hcid from the start. and won in
81 minutes II Ia seconds or at the
rate OF ninety eight and one half miles
an hour Milford. Durant and Rcsta
finished in the order named
Milford was forced out Of the lead
and the race in the final eighty mile
run with tire trouble. Chevroiets
time was 80 minutes 1925 seconds
Hearnc was second and Durant third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
AMERICA SAVES ROUMANIA
Rulers Declare Their People Would
HIVE Starved But for This
COuntry'S Help.

BUCHAREST. July 5.-King Ferdi-
1and nd Queen Marie. of Roumania.
I.ecently received members of the
! iAmerican Red Cross Mission and con-
/ graduated them on the results of their
work among the poor and in the hos
oitals.
King Ferdinand told Colonel II.
. Gideon Wells. OF Chicago, chief of the
mission. If 1t were not for help re-
p1elved from the United States, the peo-
pie of Roumania would have starved.
He said with living conditions now so
much improved. there is no fear of
bolShevism in Roumania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
London Hears Holland
Will Give Up Kaiser
fBv Associated Press I

LONDON. July 4.-The nlIies. ac-
cordinI Ia the Daily Mail. have re-
ccINcd assurances TINT the Dutch
government In the Inst resort VIII
not refuse to surrender tho former
German Emperor for trIni.
The newspaper snys that the NO.
ccssnry formnl objections Will
doubtless he rRtncd to ninIntnin the
rights of Dutch s0ycrrigntS, but ms
the dcmnnd for his person cnn he
mndc In the name of the lcnHuc of
nntions. national rights will not he
infringcd. md there In no doubt
the Dutch government Will be quite
willing tn get rid of tho unweIcome
guest.
II Is not considered likely, tho
Mail continues, that the matter will
come before the Dutch courts,
despite certain stntcmcntx mt The
Hague.
The chief count In the former
kniscr's Indictment, tho Mall under
Htnnds, VIII be his action I'm causing
viointion of Belgium and Lu1cm-
nurS. Tho proceedings will be con-
Quoted In English, hut "a trnnsIntIon
VIII he mnde into several Iangungcn
simultaneously.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
PERU CHANGES PRESIDENT
Pardo Taken Prisoner and Lcguia PRO.
claimed Executive by Mill
tary Forces.
NV Associated press

LIMA: July 1.-Two regiments o.
the military and a force OF police
rushed on the palace at 3 O'clock this
morning and took prisoner President
pardo. These forces then proclaimed
Augusta Il. Legu:a, president of the
Republic. Only few shots were ex
changed and there were no casualties.
Colonel Geraldo Alvarez and Genera!
a. =. Cacercs. former president. were
the leaders OF this military movement.
me two regiments involved were tho
First and the Third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
QUIET REIGNS IN -lSBEE
FOLLOWING SOLDIER RIOT
Arizona City Spends Calm Fourth with
Military nnd Civilians
Policing It.
fRv Associated Press ]

BISBEE. ARIZ., July 4.-Quiet pre-
vailed in Bisbee today following the
outbreaks OF last night. in which shots
were exchanged between negroes of the
Tenth United States Cavalry and Bis
bee policemen. The negro cavalrymcn
paradcd this morning with returned
service men and citizen organizations
of Bisbce. Lowell and Warren. The
city is we'll policed by military and
civilian officers. The shooting last
following an assault by five cavalry
men on a military policeman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
DEMONSTRATION is FATAL
Friend "Tnps" Another on Jaw to show
How Willard Was beaten. Men
Falling Dead.
fRv Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July 4-Demonstrat-
ing 10 his friend, Thomas BLACK, how
Dempsey knocked out willard An
thony Wasielewsk. OF Brooklyn. to.
night tapped Black on the Jaw. Black
dropped to the pavement dead
WaSicleWsk was arrested on n tech
nicai charge Of homicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
NO BOMBS EXPLODED
Reports Indicate That Not Even
S1ightckt Disturbances Marked
Hottest July ith.
Inv Associated preasl

NEW YOKK. July 4.-Thc nation
wide bomb plot. said TO have been
planned for today. failed to materialize.
Not even the slightest disturba nee
In many years
The police authorities OF Now York
took extra precaution TO prevent any
outbreak. Thousands OF policemen
were stationed about public buildings
and the homes OF public men and
prominent citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
SEND HUN CAPTlVES HOME
German Prisone rs Of War Arc En Route
to Cologne, Mayence and
COblrny.
iBv Associated Press. !

BERLIN. July +.-It is expected that
all German prisoners OF war will be
on their way home within. a few days.
the Germans held prisoner by France
WI! he turned over to the German
authorities at Cologne, Mayencc and
GoblenZ. Those held In. England will
pc sent by way OF Holland or direct
IT Is said that 10000 German prison
srs are remaining voluntarily In ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
spnrtncnns BegIn rio,

AMSTERDAM. July 4.-Serious Spar.
tacan riotine took place at Dortmund.
Prussia. yesterday. The food shops
were plundered. Government troops
have entered the town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05

"iiiEh Life Cignrs-hn Quality"
On sale at all good stands. ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-05
Pulling Power

Tlnaes-Dispatch h Want Ads
Haze That Quality.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
CHAMPION is CUTTING LOOSE
IN HIS TRAINING AND WORKING
AT TOP SPEED FOR BIG SCRAP

SIN retain his equilibrium But he
boasts no more.
Joe Chip. who ditplaces iG5 pounds
nnd looks liku n bantam alongside OF
big less. Ia the boy that provokes speed
outburhtB II is his Job 10 Try the hit
and get away system lie hasn't been
luultormlN successful NJ II either Hut
Nhis speed pleases Jess and makes Chip
Il valuable addition 10 the camp be-
cause any game Of chase me In iusi
suited 10 speeding NJ the champion,
"ho hasn't pruvIic,d much on the snliiy
s'tf W. fr
waiter Nnr hrr r"i ialr H"np'e
nrc the general all round athletes.
.. DO. ..It AT .sa tltt.f. IA
ne wants To lLr. they SLUG u with him
n the champion wants prcncing eAer-
cls'. the veteran Htandbys oOiige; II
boss wants To test the resistance of his
inw aud tummy. they huri themselves,
head FIRST. into specified direction.
II IL a good squad that Jess has now
and II needs 10 be. For the champion
hea cut loose at last. working at top
speed. and with splendid cnrnerinens--
and when less In In that sort of mood
II requires the services OF AT least four
incn 10 Keep step with him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
INDIANS OPEN SERIES OF EIGHTEEN HOME GAMES WITH OMAHA TO-DAY

New Bedford and Maranvills vss plsys
ing short, Just Z hid out Of saheel lhon,
Old Frank couidn cover much eroual
50 the Rabbit. timld st first. SDo1en q
help him out on his territory Deeeee
the season was well along. uarnnvtle
was doing most OF the work In bell
positions. II you don't believe u loel
up the records. for think ne had ahewt
500 chances In 100 games that OeaooA
which was going some. l
80 say Il was connaughton's ~
legs that made tho Rabbit = .er1qe
shortstop. II he hadn't Mad 70 ~
Conny out he might mover Nave beeenl
the ground coverer hs developed lnto.
Then HsrrixaR went on W tsN ~
he tried TO induce Arthur Irwiu ~ ~
Aaranyille, Irwin came 10 New ~
ford on his suggestion. he sayS. - lo0l
the Rabbit over. Old Arthur tool M
look st the little fellow. according U
Harrlgnn. and said IN disgust:
what That Kid for major league
ball club Why bo'r not big enough N
play on high school nine. Let him
grow couple oi years before he piaY
profpFElOunl h "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18

mlrers o. speed IL up. jess. speed II
up" that was the influence. iiut no
matter what the cause. the fact In In
disputable that Willard nOw is yipping
along AT fun speed ahead
And the promise that he has mad"
~ will be In real shape when frht
Jack Dcmpsey.' seems possible OF fui'
filnent
: -Four Tparrlng partners now hold forth
In Willard's camp. where two ieianel
before. And each serves n different
function In conditioning the champion.
Jack Heinen. beaming around 20. In
the punch taker. II IL his job 70 slug
with Jess--to hit the champion With all
he has got and take everything that the
big fellow sends back Both jobs are
rather difficult for Hcinsn. big and
rather shltty though he is. He lands
often enough, on the champion. because
Willard isn't using much defense
against him. He wants TO let Heinen
hit 80 ~ TO tougher him for the Demp-
sey smashes. But Hcinen's punches
never even bring = vince on WIZARDS
face.
On the other hand. whenever the
mighty willard paws. even though en-
cased In sixteen ounces OF padding.
thud aGsin the dome or amidshipa
section OF :ieinen something happens --
10 Helnen II used 10 Be his boast that
he could tIke anybOdy's Haiiop ana
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
Art Cumam1 Says:
Them Indians Will Play a Flock
OF Games In Their Own
Back Yard

~ Eu''"''
Well Ed. the Oklahoma city Indians
arc hack home today for n flock OF
-, H.. ,,'.t.' - "a, -, 49,. ,n.,,
)" ''''" Wv" JAIN '''u ""' Wv
w" p'"' ""o"' r,R"''on III 10" ""'
successive and tS'll start this afternoon
with Omaha.
,..u g. ,, =, 49,, I'm -. AKA.
WI W "' w VIC p'" P"'" '''
afternoon without no failure and VIII
slip Holland and them Indians A key
~. .......,i.,.... 49,, -, :,
J W '"'' '"'"A y" ''' w y" "'''".' w
them coming back IN first place and bo-
lnr up 10 the Ton OF the standings be-
sid,A hone tne fans wilI turn OUT
while the team IN HON. because II they
yt,y away 4, viil he n ,roof that they
Il. no, ~, - -, -, h.. 80, =. a..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
Blood Found in
Cells Where Irish
Rebels Were, Claim

PARIS, Tuesday, June l7.--Frank
p. Walsh and Edward T. Dunno,
American representatives Of the irish
societies in the United States. have
laid before President Wilson evidence
laid before President Wilson further
evidence Just received Of alleged afro
cities against political prisoners In
ireland. Some OF the witnesses were
American citizens, il 10 said. and 10
the course Of the evidence they say
they have examined cells In which
Irish revoiutioniss have been con-
fined AND have found fresh blood on
the walls"
Mr.. Walsh and Mr.. Dunno request
President Wilson to Immediately lay
the additional facts submitted 70 him
before the peace conference and urge
a prompt hearing BY an impartial tri-
buOaI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
Looking 'EmOuer
With
JACK KEENE

Nilfred Niaus Onnr khayyam.
the imported son NJ Marco Lisma.
that won the Kentucky Derby OF
1917. and the three year old cham
pionshp Of that year. will not
race again After his Disappointing
showing recently IL sas decided 10
retire him 10 stud. as II has become
evident that he cannot train.
Omar khsyyam viii be missed by
from had feet and after his recent
race II was discovered that an old
quarter crack had opened again.
Omar khyyam viii be missed by
racing followers with whom he was
great fayoritr when he was St the
top of lbs form. During the Fcason
Of 1871 he WAS practically invinclhle
until late In the fall when Hourlcss
came out and took his measure IN
special match race. Omar khny-
yam had beaten Houress twice
earlier IN the Hummef The race
these two crack colts put ~ Ia ,hs
Lawrence Realization. which went
10 Omar khayynm by a margin 10
small that no one hut the Judges
could detect II. and the match race
that followed viii live long IN turf
history.
Lew McCariy. Giant catcher. tells nj
interesting story ~ John Paul Jones
The Giant loungEter now with tl
Toronto club. who 10 expected TO de
yelop into major league hurler o
first rank with a little more experience
"TtN spring. says McChrty '
tried 10 get Jones To cut loose with nj
the speed he had. for could see H.
was holding hack. but he wouldn't do II
One day asked him why he persls,e,
In keeping under wraps and he told me
Once Was pitching against tn
best pal | have he said. and ! cu
loose with a fast ball. Ny controk WASH
good and the bali hit him in no hip
The injury laid him up for three month";
and marked the end OF his ba ase bal
career. Since then I've never put al
by speed on ball
"a pair NJ bad legs made waite
Maranville the great shortstop he 10.
recently declared Bingo Harrigan, al
oldtim New England baseball man
but now government employe In 81
Iouis-"but the bad legs weren't OF
Msranville." he added. when his hesreri
looked puzzled.
NO" Hsrrigan went on 10 explsi N
"the bad legs belonged to Frank Con,
and you ree Il was this way
"Connaughton was laying second fol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
LABOR CHIEFS TO
WAIT ON WILSON
League Of Nations Resolution
Held Up for Time,

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., June l8,--
Discussion Of the league OF nations,
the peace treaty and the international
labor program a. the convention Of
The American Federation OF Labor
was postponed today until President
Wilson has had an opportunity to
make known his opinion OF the labor
program. An inquiry regarding the
status Of this program has been cabIed
10 the president and . reply 10 ex-
pected by Friday. The motion to post
pcne discussion was made BY G. W.
Perkins and seconded by Andrew
Furuseth.
A resolution condemnIne the tactics
Of the international Workers Defense
league TO bring about Z general strike
in behalf Of Thomas Mooney, was
adopted after = long debate. Leaders
from Seattle and Detroit declared
strikes would take place In those
cities on July 5 despite the resolution.
Other resolutions called upon con.
sress 70 recognize TIE Irish republic
and protested against Jewish mas.
sacres In Poland.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
DEMPSEY ADDS
TO HIS WEIGHT
Fans Surprised When ChaI-
Ienger Steps on Scales,
lB, The A.soclated rre.rl


TOLEDO. Ohio. Jun" u Tex Rick.
ard. promoter ot the heavyweight
championship contest between Jefs
Willard snd JHcl, Dempsey here July
=. today expressed his satisfaction over
the defeat Of the blll IN the Ohio leg /.
iflature last MIGHT whiS " passed.
would have empowered Governor Coz
TO prevent the match
willard toddN received word from
Steamboat Bill' scott - light heryy O.
weight who has juai returned from
France. expressing his willingness TO
Join the champions stu It rgu'-
ring partners iwmodiatelv uuou his
discharge from the service al Camp
sherman Scott formerly was n spar
ring mate II Wizards He returned
from France holding the championship
hcnors Of the Sixth division
Admirers Of Dempsey are surprised
over the weight OF tho challenger, who
tipped the scales ycsterday at 20l
POUNDS wearing only his trunks and
boxing shoes None Of them believed
Dempsey weighed within ten pounds o.
that figure az they though, he rad re-
duced 10 his lowest possible weight As
n result NJ working hard under the
heat OF a scorching sun. There wRs
nothing suspicious about Dempsey's
weighing yesterday II vas done N
the presence OF nearly TWO score ot
newspspermen. great majority OF
" hom believed that the challenger
would soon he between $50 and 100
pounds. The scales were tested n half
dozen times before Dempsey hoped on
them. The only explanation OF Demp'
eey'a astonishing Increase In weight II
that he thrives on training. that he hss
been permitted TO eat what he wishes.
has been. drinking considerable water
and that perhaps his daily plunge In
Naumee bay has put considerable
poundsGe on him. instead OF reducing
II.
Willard has 4 new sparring partner
In camp who promises 10 be Of valuable
assistance. The new addition Is Joe
Chip. a middleweight OF Newcastle. He
10 fast. let's his punches ny from oil
angles and half 4 dozen times ycster-
day caught the champion with singing
blows to the head and body.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
AUTO DEALER KILLED
DURING 0KMUlGEE RACE

OkMuLGtE. Okln.. June is--Gloen
Breed OF Sallna Kan, cleaned up the
honors IN II racing bill here yesterday
WHICH was married by the fatal injuring
OF Fred X. Roberts, local automobile
dealer and former army aviator Rob
erts tried TO run across the track dur
feet.
Among other victories. Breed won the
ten-mile race In 1875. He qualified In
l0si, for one mile on tho dirt track.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
ALL PUTS MUST BE
H0LEO. IS NEW RULE

ST LOUIS. Mo. June is--Using q
rule Issued lnst night by President
Charles y Thompson that all puts
must be holed and none conceded. W
matter how short, four St Louis golf
ers. including two public llnSs piaycrs'
today contested for the western anna
teur golf championship with two chi
cGgoans two Detroit men and one eact
from New Orleans. St Paul. Minneap.
oils. wichita. Omaha. Sioux city anl
Denver In the second ror"d OF mateh
play at the Sunset Hin club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
HYDROGEN COLLECTED
FOR BRITISH filters

M1NEOLA. N. Y. June is.--Naval
stores oil over the country have beer
called Upon TO supply 100000 cubit
feet Of hydrogen gas to be available for
the use Of the British dirigible RIA
The R-A hss . capacity Of more than
100000 cubic feet, but with normal
weather conditions on lkS trip, over
h Il believed that less than one-third
Of this amount will be needed II
carry the craft back 10 Enslsnd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
BASEBALL


NatieNsl leaDvs.
New York at 81 Louis. cloudy, $50
Brooklyn at Chicago. clear, 3,e0.
Boston at PittsbufG. clear. $50.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati. clear 100.
AmeeleaN League.
Cleveland at New York. cloudy, $3.50.
Detroit at Philadelphia, clear. $50.
st. Louis at Boston, cloudy, s:B
Chicago at Washineton. clear. $50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18

his whole heart and
soul In the tasks
before him. Ii wal
looping and helm
wnlloped into what
now promises 10 ',.
renl fighting ounfi
tion on July I
Appafcutly WI
lard be anne alive to
the fact n few days
ago TINT tempus TX
fugitiug rather hur-
r!e,lly and that tie
remaining training
days are few. or
perhaps II was the
feverish beheyt Of
his most ardent nd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
FIRST DIVISION
CLUBS COMING
"a
Omaha, DeS Moines and Jop-
lin Among Five to Play,

long series of home games was
opened NJ the Western league bailpsrk
when Hollands Indians and Bili Jack
sons Omahogs began playing at I
o'clock this afternoon.
Fans realize the Importance of the
next five series TO Oklahoma city. Be-
tween today and the Fourth OF July.
all nn the home grounds. Omaha will
he followed by ST. Joseph. Des Soincs.
Joplin and Tulsa. Three OF these five
teams are In the first division. and tho
Joplin trailing the first division is only
three games behind Oklahoma city.
leading tho league. 80 there you are,
fans
It's up TO Oklahoma CITY fans TO
back ny the club. Holland has n PEN
nant contender In the team and rs
playing ripping baseball. The way the
Indians have plowed through the league
20 the top deserves the applause OF the
oklahoma city boosters. and more. II
calls for better attendance.
Show You're . soostsr.
support Ia needed right now. touch
)ng only on tho question of morale. OF
Showing tho team we appreciate the
KIND OF ball they're playing In these
opportunity OF pilins up a good lead
and making its hold on first Place much
more secure against the nsxt road trip
Omaha 10 4 very strong club and
only = couple OF games behind the In
dams. Des Moinss. In second place. 10
closer still. OF course. A slip means n
change IN place spd that's what we
want to avert now. Let's keep tho club
going strong by getting out TO the park
and showing Captain Grfflth's team
we're for the bunch and showing Omaha
~here We stand In this old league.
oeod oamss Certain.
Remember. Omaha, Des Moines and
Joplin are fighting hard and are mighty
close TO the top.
II that alone doesn't mean aoms rat
ting good baseball. snappy plays and
all that goes with the grand OF game
when two strong teams clash then wen
apologize for ssking you TO got behind
the club.
The team 10 going strong so. fans
why can't We get TO going, too7 Oh.
boy. the weather's fine. Let's 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
Ships to Germany Held Up.

DEAL, England, June l8--Ejgh,
American steamers laden with pro-
visions for Germany are detained in
the Downs pending the signing OF the
peace treaty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
sseklu RstsIns srI,Ish Title.

LONDON. juno is-Joe Beckitt re-
tained his title as heavyweight cham
pion Of Great Britain by knocking out
Frank Goddard In the second round OF
a scheduled 2o-round bout here last
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18

Don't borrow money or renew a
loan on Oklahoma City real estate
without. consulting Gum Brothers
Company. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
TODAY'S GAMES.

Western.
Omaha at Oklahoma City,
~. Joseph at Tulsa.
Sioux City at Wichita.
Dss Nolnes at Joplin.
American.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia. .. - ., A. .
Cleveland at New York.
q. Louis at Boston.
National.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Phiiadslphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at ChieeGo.
New York at II. Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.


Western.
No games scheduled. e
American.
Cleveland -; Boston al
New York 8; 81. Louis 2
Washington !: Detroit |.
Chicago 7, Philadelphia 8.
National.
Chicago I; New YORK 2
Pittsburgh g. Philadelphia 0.
Rain else where.
American Association.
Al Kansas City 7; Louisville ..
At ~. Paul I: Indianapolis 4.
At Milwaukee 0: Columbus 4.
At Minneapolis T. Toledo ..
Southern.
At Atlanta I; Nashville
Al New Orleans II; Little Rock 0.
Al Birmingham ,: Chattanooga 2,
Al Mobile 2; Memphis 4.
Texas lssous.
wsco-3-i: Galveston 10
Shreveport IS. Beaumont ~
Dallas ii; Houston 0-s.
Fort Worth Z. San Antonio 9 Uwelv'
lnninGO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18
Fiunne Is Occupied
BY Italian Troops

(By Exclusive Cable 10 The Inter
national News Service from The Lon
don Daily DxprsssO
GENEVA, June ls--fhe Italians
while awaiting the decision Of (hs
council OF four on the Adriatic con.
troversy, have practically taken pos
session OF Fiume, said = LuGano die.
patch today. The first case called
before 4 tribunal in Fiume was ap.
pealed 10 Rome. The Fiume national
council Is organizing a national army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-18

0tgot OSt kxcsSse.
Wiie--What would you do II ! fell
overheard.
Husbsnd--Probably lose my head
completely and throw you . life pre-
server.--Detroit News.