davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
$4,000 Boilermakers
Join Shipyard Strike
They Demand 44-Hour Week
and 81 an Hour, Announce
ment Saws

Fourteen thousand boilermakers have
Joined the general strike Of shipyard
workers who have been out since oc-
tober /, according to an announcement
last night at the headquarters Of the
Metal Trades Council at 50 Duane
Street. The men demand forty-four-
hour week and 81 an hour.
When the general strike order was
issued at the beginning Of the month
the boilermakers did not go out be-
cause they could not get the sanction
of their international officers. The in
ternational officers last week ordered
the New York locals to take strike
vote.
Although the result Of this vote has
not yet been snnounced. many men,
bers of the union went out when the
shipyard owners began employing
strikebreakers.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29
Binghamton Is Swept
BY Miniature Tornado

B1NGHAMTON, N. Y, Oct. 2s.-A
miniature tornado struck Binghamton
to-day, wrecking wires Of the telephone
and telegraph and cutting off the city
from its supply of electricity. 1t tore
off the roof Of the Delaware & Hudson
Railroad roundhouse, section 800 feet
square being carried across the street.
Nearly all the windows in the building
were broken. but the employees were
uniniured
New-York tribune., 1919-10-29

Trial Postponed Till January %
According to telegram from Ath-
ems, the trial Of NJ. Skouloudis has been
postponed until January 25. NJ. Gou-
naris will be proceeded against in con-
tumaciam.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
D~1FICULTADES PARA Ell
TRAFICO AL SUI DE
Los rebeldes destrozaron la
pia ferea en- parios
grandes tramos

Ell PASO. Texas. Abrl lin
las nficinas de los fcrrocarrileS, cn
Ciudad .Iuarc3. Sc informo hoy que
en- cl Estado dc Chihuahua SC cSta
t-opcZando o muy scriaS Gifjcuita-
de- para hacer las r~oparacioncs dc
los ramos DC via d~esrrUidos por los
rebeldes, cerca dc Il ciudad dc j
mencU.
La falta dc matcriaies. ei desalien-
10 cue comierza 4 notarse en- las
tropaS materialmentc fatigadaS "a
Ge una caTpana sin appearances de
eXito. y el incremento que esJa to-
mando il revolution encabezada por
Angeles Y Villa. indicau que el
trafico csda dia Sc hara mas dificil
en- csc EStado v~ccino. Sobre TODD en-
ire JimeneJ V Torreon. que es cl
que Par2cc ticnen ahors intercs on
"interrumpir los aizado>. Sc dice tam
bien cue los rsvolucionsrioS. deSpUes
&c haberse .prcvisto dc huenos Gle
mentos Sc han diricido hacia eli rum
DO &C. Torecn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
.SALIER0N PARA
TAMPlC0 Los
DIPUTAD0S
Investigaran la question del
petroleo para informar
a Ia Camara

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril ID
Jesus Rodriguez de la Fuente, Eliseo
Cespedes, Horacio Useta. Federico
Cabrera Y Antonio Aguilar, diputa-
los a! Cousreso de Ia Union que
.onstituye Ia junta dictanInadora
sobre los asuntos del ~pet7oleo, salie-
ron va rumbo al puerto de Tampico,
en- donde Sc proponen tomar todos
los datos n~ecesar!os que los ilustrcn
para proceder con mas seguridad en-
ell dcsempeno de 81 delicado cometi-
do. Visitaran toda la region produc-
ora de aceitc y c~onferenciaran con
los gerentes dc las grandes empire
Sas. a fin de que tambiGn les den al
gunos iuformes sobrc ell asunto pa
"a poder conciIiar los intereses de
as companies y los del Gobierno de
Carra2za-
Los Diput0os estaran aqui de re-
,reso para los primeros de Mayo. que
IS cuando sc van a abrir las CANA
"a
Una cusdrilla de rat>ros habiies
Los agentes cspeciales de las Co.
misiones de Seguridad andan Va So
bre la pista dc un caudrilla dc habi-
les rateros cubanos, que Sc supo ha-
bian desembarcado en- Neracruz y
cue sc habian dirigido u la capital.
Entire estos paiaros &c altos vuclos
vienen Jesus Amor, alias FL Chulc,
German RAMIREZ y Eduardo Vert. a
Guicnes Sc considera directories dc Ia
banda Y como muy complexities en-
achaques dc falsificaciones. Sc dice
que con estos criminales llegaron
tambien los spaches franceses .Alfrc-
do Mauril y Rene Sales, este Ultimo
peadiente con las tribunalcs de la
Argentina dc liquidar muchas cuen-
tGs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
TSere dc Ia Sal

rstabraS. ueSdC 81 principle dc "a
guerra TrOtzby, en- u articuloS So
bre 81 socialismo ' Ia poEtica eNte-
nor, demoStro ii ia ~SeCunda in
fernacioual cstara muerta" : que TO
dos los cSfuerzoS dc los mpoteUteS
aiplomaticos para -cconstituirla nor
81 canine ne las conceSioHes u'utuaS.
fucron abSoiutauieUte I0utileS. I'm
cuantu fuy lan2ada Ia idea dc Ia Con
ferencis dc Estocnlmc. los h~olsneEl-
kis. en- 81 periodico II "Fravda le
bicieron Ina OpoSlCIoD C~OcarHizada Il
este ~proyecto para haccr renaccr. CO.
mo 81 Hada hubiera paSado CT 1914,
IA "Segunda International ! ESQ
yienc d prooar, nay que decirlo dc
paSo. de que clasc dc mentjras son
capaces los que 50 empenan en- sos
tener que Ia DETECTION ruSa Y IA trai-
Zion b~olshevikiSta tuyieron por ORR
aen el cue lutheran Sido rehusados
los pasaporteS para EStocolmo a don
de no ouerial ir los 5olshevikis !
ningun precio,
La 'Terccra lHtsrnaciona' Ia que
ACADIA dc celebrar IN Co0g7eso on
aIoscou. excluyp no solamentc = to
los los socialiSCas nacionalss,-eso
o sabido Sc caiia,-slno tambien a
sodos los anfibios cue, debido 4 Il III
ccrtidumbre cue relna en- I IDEAS
\ 4 Ia cobardia oe Sus c~orazoneS, no
. atreven francamsnte 4 escoger en-
tre eI socialismo nacional y 81 Dot
shevikismo an~tinacionaL Comprerde
excluSivamente d los particles y Il
los grupos que. adoptando los prla-
cipes zimmerwa' dianoS, Sacriflcan a
Ia guerra de classes la eXistencia de
In idea misma dc IL nacicn- Las re-
sciuciones dc Noscou poncU en- evl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
TROTZKY DICE QUE LOS
SOVITS TRIUNFARAK
Asi 10 asegua en- una obra
que escribio sobre la reuo-
lucion bolsheUiki

LONDRES. Abrl 17.-"La guerra
ma minado los cinientos del mundo
capitalists Y en- este hecho csta la
fuerza invisible del bolshevikiSmo."
Tai declaration ]pertenece 4 Leon
Trotzky. Ministro dc Ia Guerra del
gobierno ruso del Soviet Y Sc contie-
Il. en- un libro que ha pubiicado IL
tulado: La Historic de Ia Revolu-
cion RuSa eli Brest-LitovSk,H Y Ct
cual ma sido cditado en- ingles Dor la
Allen Irwin Company &c esta CAPT
tai.
La Introduction de la obrs, que
tambiGn esta escrita por Trotzky.
dice que los capituIoS originates del
T5ro fueron escritos en- los inteua-
los que le dejabau Hires las sesio-
ncs dc la conferences de paz ruso-
aiemana, en- Brest Litovsk. e! Minis
lro DC Ia guerra ruso. dice que GUAM
DO y -cvoiuciGn bolsheviki estallo.
fuc ncceSario c~onStruir una nueva
eStruct1ra gube:namental sobre los
sScomoTo5 de Ia antigua. cue haJla
si6J dcstruida pcr los cfectos de- Ia
guerra colos&!. La industrial. sesun
declara aqucl. :" halla cd;ficaGa so
hre INA base cconVnica insufficient
tcmcntC d~oSarroilada.
La rcvoiucion. dice en- III pericdo
dc Ii Introduction ii 1utor, sienifi-
20 e! ~,iespcrtar del i~uoiyidualismo cn
las 'lasa humanas. La formation
~snarquica en- Ia que SC ha en-
co-iraGo su expression, no cs mas que
ci rcsultado inevitable d. los siglos
de Repression hIrbara cjercida! por
e. zarismo.
"Solamente Sc podra llcgar a I'M
firme eStabiecimiento del nuevo or
den. nor medic de un rescate gene
raj inferno de las for1nas anarqui-
cas-. escribc 81 lidcr bolsheviki. pero
las classes propietarias Sc rehusan 4
deShacerse lie sus riquezas sin lu-
char. Y. nor 10 tantO. y Is de iamen-
taDsc, IL guerra civil continuara.
cauSardo 'lificritades -gantescas.
pero 81 Soviet triunfsra al flu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS

dencia la TRACTION Y el dopleI DC Ia
C~onferercia dc Berna. cue poT IN
lado le envia IN ss,udo 4 Len'ne :
i Trotzky. ' por 81 otro lie env1a te-
leeranaS lc simpatia a Wilson, e!
v~asailo Dc la mayor dependencla &c
csc senor cue SC llama 81 im~periaiis-
no ntuuoial." }Sic.l
la era del cquiYoeo ha dado fin.
Las formulas eclecticss y las hahltl-
dades de reduction no tieuel va cur
50 legal lis necesario es-ar. con
Pruu6hon y Biaaqui, "por "a nac'"n
Q con los bolshcvikis contra Ia ma
ciou." Va no hay lugar en- Ia &C
tualidad nj para Tsrtufo NJ para Tn
plcpattc.
Edmond LASklNE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
Como murio Cristo
crucificado
tyierS de In ia

mortal. que taato ~scrprsndlo q Fl'a-
toS cuapdo lie Tue comunicada Ia no
tjrjs. IN derrame pleurltlcc. prooa-
blerlentc de natgraleza tuberculosis
Y 10 suiicieltemerte "rande para de-
te-rlnar una destruction d2l corazon,
,iro q consti51ir Fl principal motive
de aGuel sincope horrendo Y Ia causa
de que al taladrar Ell eivino ccsrado
del caGaver brotaSc aqueila fuente
dc hquido roSado. mezcla dc aqua :
de sangre. nuevo Jordan en cuyo re-
cuerGo q alma criStiana Sc lava dc
n roma De ingratitud. dc indiferen-
cia Y de olyido que constituye 81 re
gocijo del nreluGio estjval.
Dr. R1carto Soyo GLG&NGNA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
mis- EXITOS.

Hago q IDS. una cordial invita-
ci0n para que vsiten mis- oficinas
V reciban la stencion de III eSpe-
cialista, que cuenta 0 todos los
aparatos necesarios Y que les pres
tara 81 ayuda ! aUenciou en- todo
tempo.
Muchss personals pueden -esre-
sar 81 miSmo Ola d sus caSas, ces-
pues de haber sido reimbursement
tc exsminsdas y de p~resc-ibirlcs
IN trstamiento aprupiado.
MIS- HONORARIOS son RA-
ZONABLES por los servicios que
presto, de maner4 que tantp Ell
hombre rico como e. pobre pueuen
cousultarme con IL seguridad dc
Tue les cohrare coo entera equidad,
invitando.os por 10 tanto u que
acudan Il mis- oficinss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

t~er7ninamdu ccn l. misa llsrnoda Pre-
Sanctificatorum.
En- csta mlSa tomaran parte 81 f.
P. Ramon Pratt: c. n. F.. como &C.
lebrante V los +. P. S. Martinez Y c.
Seranos, COMO Diacono Y Subdiaco-
no ayudantes reSpectivamente.
En- Ia tarde. a las 5. habra SER
NOR de Passion Y Eia-Crucis Y a las
:. 7 media Oficio de Tinieblas Y
Sermon dc Soiedsd.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
SERVlCIO RELIGIOSo En-


I'm la catedral de San Fernando
sc efectuaran hoy los ser:icios re-
ligioSos De Ia manera s~iguiente:
A las 9 de In manana daran prin-
cipio los 0ficios de Eiernes Santo.
Habra cauto de Ia Passion. 4dora-
ci6n de Ia Santa Cruz V precision.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
Los CALDERER0S
TENDRAN Una
CONVENTION
Discutiran la distribution del
trabajo y Ell salario que
deben percibr
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril 10.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril 10.
~ Ia Direction General dc los Fee
rrocarriles ma llesado la notlcia de
uue los caldereros de los terrocarr-
les c~elebraran una Convention en-
n ciudad de Aguascalientes. En- ella
tratarau dc la forma en- que quedara
distribuid el trabajo, 81 s~alario. etc.
etc. fernando IN reglamento que
sera sometido al estudio de Ia mis-
ma direction. Desde hacc algunos
meses Sc vienc 1otando cicrto des-
conterto entire Ell elemento ferroca-
rrilerc del pals. tanto por que cl Go
bierno no ha podido conSeguir el ma-
| terial Que hace faltA como porque
| consideran escas el jornal, circuns-
tancia a Ia que SC cree que obedez-
can estos trabaios convencionistas.
Lo. e1c]ursionistas en- Agriculture
Narios de los eXcursionistas que
| proceden dc Ia ciudad de Chicago, hi
| cieron una vista al Departamento de
! Agriculture en- ell que fuerou aten-
| didos con .oGa cortesia por el Ing.
Duvallon. quieu les mostro los ira
baios que Ia direction del ralno esEl
llevando q cabo en- estos Ultimos
meSes. En- las oficinas de Ia direc-
ciou.. los distinguidos vialeroS tu-
vieroD opo-tuDidad de apreciar al
gunos de los %proyectos, nranlfcStsndo
cue por csc bGen canine es por don
dc Ia Republica podra llcgar 4 IN
estado de florccimientc c~Xtraordina-
rio.
Como aiguien ~preGuntara en- gene
raj q los viajeros suS jmpresioncs
sobre 81 aspecto dc IL ciudad, die
ron que estsban encantados con Ell
Teatro Nacional Y cue era una obrs
soberbia, Y la mepor como coliseo
en- "a America.
En- general los eXcarsionistas han
guedado sstisfechos dc 81 viaje i
Mexico.
Quejss contra siyunos empteados
MuchoS comerclanteS Y cautlneroS
de eSta capital Sc han quejado al
Ayuntamiento de que va no pueden
soportar las e~Xigencias de los EN-.
pleados dependencies Dc esq corpo-
racion. quienes deSde hace mucho
vienen cometiendo cnganos = estafas
a dichos neeociantcs, con et preteyto
de d~esempenar carsos de inspectores
de bebidas V ~comestibles, as como
otras comisiones del misno Ayunta-
mieRto.
Il municIne Juan Mata Contre-
raS, 4 quicn corresponds Ell ranlo de
concrete, dijo que estaba para sten-
der tOdaS las quejaS juStificadss que
Sc ie preSerSaran y que castlssria Sc
yerauentc a los responsabies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

"Where were you last nigM'"
"Oh, swinging the dumb bellies"
AT the GYM"
"No, At the deaf mutes dance.
Michigan Cargoyle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28
TUMULTY MAY
BRING MESSAGE
Secretary TO Attend Demo-
cratic Conference,

CHICAGO. May - Joseph T..
lumulty, secretary 10 President vii.
son may come with message from
PArI, Tor the banquet Thursday night
Of the democratic national committee
which opened a two.day meeting to-
day Attorney General A. Mitchell
Palmer and ASiStan, Secretary Of the
Navy Franklin d Roosevelt will be
other speakers a, the banquet, It WAS
announced, bu, Secretary OF the Treas
ufy Garter Glass relegraphed definite
declIna,lon and will send message
20 be read
Frequent mention Of support for the
league OF nations m particular. and OF
President Wilson's policies in general
among The advance guard OF the dem.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28
FOE READY TO
! FLOOD MARKET
Italians Find German Prices
Very Attractive,

MILAN, Tuesday. May U-Im-
mense quantities OF German products
ere stored in warehouses at Chiasso,
on the frontier between Italy and
Switzerland and il is purposed by Ger
many 10 renew Immediately her COM
mercial relations with Italy according
90 Ulysses Bywater OF the United
States chamber OF commerce.
There are thousands OF bicycles OF
German manufacture at Chiasso
ready 10 flood the market" Mr. By
water told the Associated Press to-
day. There are carloads of chem
icals and dyeNuiis which have al
ready been offered Italian merchants
st extremely low prices The high
rate OF American exchange makes
trading with Americans most difficult.
while the German mark is at its lowest
ebb This makes the price when trans
lated into 'ires most attractive The
dollar exchange costs the Italians
thr.e times as much as the mark ex-
change Naturally. the prices OF Ger
man goods in lires are very low.
There is a sure market for Ameri-
ean goods here but the monetary sit
nation is very hard and will be solved
onlv by another American loan or by
The payment Of large war indemnity
TO Italy"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

Doesn't peeling onion, make you
weep"
NO. but paying 10 cents a pound
for 'em does
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

nora. Mexico. last Wednesday. when
,lNty iaquai Indians raided the camp.
according to information reaching
here from the south The first report
received here yesterday was that the
Indian, over powered the inhabitants
without fight !, was learned later
hat the MesicanS attempted resist
tucc and were driven into the neigh
boring hill, with a Jos, OF six men
lame, Lord American manager Of
'lc mine remained in the camp, hay.
mg taken uo part IN the defense His
life vas spared bat he was stripped
Of his clothing The Indians carried
away yAluables. including food and
explosives and destroyed or damaged
much oi the portable property left be
hind II wa, said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

attitude Of yours might aniagonire
some women" my father put in ,lyly,
then laughed like q boy Al my resent
lul, embarrassed flush. "But rs one
Of the things ] love In yop," he went
on earnestly. ITS 40 like your"
lie broke of abruptly, whit. 10 the
lips. ] knew th.t my mothers name
had been almost upon his lips, the
name which he never mentioned Long
ago bad deduced that III, reason va,
the painful eli.escofiailng mtmorle,
which the thought Of the wife he had
deserted brought to him
let me see that pretty bag you
have with YOU" he said IN another
moment, In a patent effort 10 change
the conversation.
Wopdefingy passed my brocaded
opera bag across the table 10 him
Il don, want you ever to thank me
for these" he said. They're luI =
remembrance OF 'hi, red letter day
Unobirusiyely he slipped small
white parcel and an envelope into the
bag. closed II and passed !, bach
across the table. Bewildefed. realt.
ing that he must have chosen 10 make
the day memorable for me by the glii
OF both some Jewel and check.
mechanically took the bag M ! did
10 hard a low. Sneering laugh from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28
My Heart amd
My Husband
What Her Father Told Madgs on the
Day OF Celebration.
BY Adele Garrison.

I HAVE never seen my father in
happier mood than he was during
our day on Broadway" - as he
laughIngly dubbed our outing al
though more than half OF our time was
spent on other streets than the famous
thoroughiare. lie had been so long a
semi.inyalid, shut away from the
things he loved. that he was like a
boy let loose in his enjoyment OF the
pleasures so long denied him.
One thing noted with uneasiness.
and that was his lavish expenditure
Of money. Knowing, as did. that hi,
income had been reduced to a mcagef
sum by his South American losses, !
realized that he must be spending IN
this one day all the snail savings he
had managed by much scrimplng to
pu, by during the year. But there was
dignity, an authority In his manner
that eiiectualy kept me from re.
uonsirating with him N, indeed even
limiting my dlsnsy.
Luncheon, culinary poem, the
ma'inee' where we mad a box to our
serves. even the orchids which he pur-
chased ana insisted upon my wearing
as booyishly as u ne were ~ and !
his first swee,heart-sll sounded the
same lavish note. II wasn't until the
sweets course OF our dinner IN one
Il .
o' 'he most ornate ana expensive oi
BROADWAY eating palaces that he e.
planned his reference TO 'celebfa'ing
you've been very dutiiul, re,
speetiul daughter today. Margaret
ne said phy'ully, smiling at me across
the flowers which he mad ordered
placed upon our table. You haven't
enpos'uia'ed with me once upon my
eS'faVaganee, altnough I've seen that
you had . struggle to subdue your
alarm. Ana now you shall have your
reward lh'na, nave taken a turn
with your old dad. ! can weH afford
this to-day, although, OF course. ]
wouldn't be warranted ~ dong this
sort OF thing often. But upon the
occasion OF having the news confirm
ed OF the re,cne OF some OF the seour-
ities ] mad Thought lost. ] ought TO be
forgiven II ] splurge a little. especial
ly II the dearest daughter IN the world
is my guest OF honor. Don't you agree
with me
re was pathetic in his whimsicaliy.
! felt a lump in my throat as ! an.
swered him
Il agree tina, have the dearest
father in the world, and tina, he ought,
to he allowed to do anything tha, he
wishes" ] reiorted sayly, albeit with
smarting eyelashes.
Thank you" The words were low
but full OF meaning q wonder Il you
can ever guess how proud have been
OF you ali these lean months. when
you've so bravely put your shoulder
to the wheel 10 help out the family
finances. But, thank goodness, the
necessity for that !, over and done
with. am not a rich man, dearest.
not even as well situated as | wa, be-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28
BREWERS GET
: INJUNCTION ON
Beer RULING
u, S, Can't Bar Manufacture
Of Liquor,

NEW YORK, May 2S--Fedsral
Judge Mayer yesterday signed three
indictments. Identical in form, re-
siraining the United States district
attorney and the acting collector OF
internal revenue OF the New York
district from interfering with produe
tion Of war beer" by the Jacob Hofi-
man Brewing company, the Claussen-
Flanagan Brewing company and the
Jacob Rupert Brewing company
Separate indictments were necessary
because District Attorney Caiiey OBJ
jected to the filing OF an omnibus Of
der
The, injunctions, granted last week
and which will operAe throughout the
country to prevent government action
against manufacturers OF beer OF 2N
per cent alcoholic content, cnjoin the
federal officials from enforcing
against the defendants or their EN-.
ployes any provisions OF the emer'
genoy prohibition act a, il relates "a
tho beer industry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28
MEXICAN MINERS
SLAIN BY YAQu|S
indians Spare the American
Manager However

DOUGLAS, Am, May q SIX
Mexican miners were killed and the
rest OF the population was driven out
Of the camp Of the Monte Cri,io mine.
thirty miles south Of Mocteiuma cap.
i,sl Of the Mocteluma district of So-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

oerstic clan'men was taken by many
S indication Of the basis Of the 1920
presidential campaign Of the party,
The keynote oi the meeting was 10 be
sounded at the opening session by
Chairman Homer $. Cummings.
All appears harmonious for the com
mIttce session, except the protest com
ing from Oregon regarding the com
ml,tee seat formerly held by w II
HnnlbfO0k ni AlhAnN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28
DR0UTH At NATIONAL
CAPITAL REAL THING

WASHINGTON questioM
whether Washington is bone dry, due
TO the ruling Of Judge Hardison, wac
definitely settled in the United StsteD
branch OF police court when Judge
Mcmahon, declared il was uniawfM
10 bring alcoholic liquors into Wash.
ing,on in a privately owned au,omo-
bile
The means Of transportation made
no difference. he said, and a person.
ally owned automobile may be defined
as A common carrier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28
A Silk Coat for Your Daughter

When little Majore essays to accompany mamma on
a shopping tour these May days strayed in from April
she requires the foil of coat like of these for the
impromptu showers. No, not rain coats but they will
serve in an emergency. They are pretty pic
turesheavy alsilk taffea, Hned throughout and fin
ished with lace embroidery collars in white There
several winsome and entirely different styles to
choose from Navy, rose, green and tan. Sizes TO g.
Special at S1l95.
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Field Day For Little Boys
Washable Suits, Sale at ST.. As

AT this price one may buy sew
eral Of them without leaving a Sc
rious dent on the pocketbook.
1t is the best way, anyhow, for
with a number of such suits
one may keep the romping, rollick-
ing youngster in state approx
mating spick and span. When he
muses. them, one may pack them
off to the laundry from whence
they return smiling, new and ready.
Gingham and madras are the ma
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Old Story

Coming 70 ny lecture tonight, SIM
kins"
Wat, II aharr."
Temperance
80 fear gets one heysry night "
Pearson, WeeNy
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COP. Committee
Names Presented

WASHINGTON, May 28-Repub-
lican committee assignments As agreed
upon At the recent party conferences,
were presented to the senate today by
republican Leader Lodge.
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A parallel case Of the man who
reads his own death notice is that Of
Wilford G. Oakes Of Patten. Me, who
has returned from France. where he
fought with a Canadian artillery regi-
ment. with . photograph Of his own
grave. His name shows on ne rude
slab in the picture erected TO mark
what was supposed 10 be his last rest
ing place. The error was due to the
fact that Oakes was shot several times
In one battle and lost his identifira-
ton tag. This was found, and he was
telieved TO have been killed.