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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16

Luecken. S. ". IA. N. ". II. S. -
/ I. Ill r. 80, $500.
N. Henninesen and wife and AID. G.
Meile and wife to Helen 81. KuehL
+. bach, Lot Block 81, N. Of Center
4 ST., New Um, 500.
Jens Mikaelson to Henry Mikaelscn.
s. W. 1-2 S. w. IA S. 6 T. Ill r. SO,
IS $500.
John Manderfeld and wife to Louis C.
Manderfeld, s. E. SIT. 1Os R. 81.
$16,72O.
Mrs. Mary Hager to VIM. Hager, Lot
Is Block 2, Essig, $1,000.
Martin G. Solensten and wife to John S.
Banderman, S. Ed, N. E. IA, N. E.
"A, S. 3. IA, E.. LIZ, N. w. IA. S. E.
Ia, p. IL, s. w. IA, N. E.1-4, S. 13
Z. los R. 80, ST., 900.
John Buschers ct all to Fred F. Jaramo.
Lot 8 Block 12, Hanska, $500.
Carl Reltz and wife to Emil Rohde, 1-2
OF w. 1-2, e. 1-2, S. E. IA, N. E. IL
.. 4 i. LII II. SO, $Zl2.5O.
Geo. J. Haag and wife to Fred Becker,
Jr., Lot u and loft. lot IL, Block 1O1,
s. OF Center ST., New Ulm, $4,000.
The United States treasury depart
ment furnishes Us with a little ditty
which runs:
1T is not what you make,
It is not what you spend,
It is what you save
That counts in the end. y
Quite right. This is what the farmers
have been trying to tell us in regard to
$2.26 wheat in relation to other prices,
and what the workingman means when
he says he is worse off now with higher
wages than before the It's the
difference between the two ends that
counts in the end.'
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16
SAFETY COMMISSION CAN'T DIE


The Public Safety G. Commission is still
a thing Of the present. If it only could
die and fulfill the wish Of the great
majority Of the states population!
Although there is nothing particular for
it to do it will live for another three
months because the law creating it pro-
vides that the board shall cease to operate
three months after the signing Of the
treaty Of peace and because its father
and protector, Governor Burnquist, will
not take any steps to bring the COM
mission to an earlier end.
The commission now has but two
employees, H. w. Libby, secretary, and
a single stenographer. Records in the
state auditors Office show a balance Of
S216, 300.61 out Of the original 81 ,000,000
appropriated.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16
AMERICAN THEATRE
JULY 22-23
HUGE, PREHISTORIC ANIMALS IN
DEATH BATTLE IN FILMS

THE GIGANTIC MONSTERS OF PREHISTORIC DAYS BATTLE
ON TEIF SCREEN DAWN TIME.
calmly chewing the of the talest you
Imagine seeing strange lived foraged fought
this very land years living
oragng and fighting again the motion picture
This you'll
NJ Dawleys Ghost of Smber
July % and g. And this little
startling things you'll when this
special.
Where did Major Dawy these remarkable motion
Of these monsters living and fighting again?
How did this startling motion all time?
That Major he
SOUL Suffice uncanny which
the
fight again before the picture
This most
picture photographed Avail yourself Of splendid opportunity
to the living they when the world
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16
WILL HEAD THE LIST.

The constitutional amendment, which,
If ratified in the general election in
November, 1920, will put into effect the
Babcock plan for a 1000 mile trunk
highway system in Minnesota, will app
pear on the ballot as Amendment No.
l. This announcement was made by
julius Schmahl, secretary Of State, at a
banquet of automobile and accessories
dealers at the Hotel Radisson, Mime
apolis, Friday evening, July IL.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16

Judging from Ireland's experience
we might conclude that the different
parts Of the British empire are self
governing SO long as they have no desire
to govern themselves.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16
SENT TO REFoRMAToRY.

Wenzel Weber, young man appre-
hended at Redwood Falls last week by
Sheriff Schooner and who was charged
with stealing an automobile at Roscoe,
S. D., was sentenced to two years in the
State Reformatory at ST. Cloud after
pleading guilty before Judge Roeser in
the St. Cloud district court, July 8.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16
Program for Fourth Park Concert.
SUNDAY, JULY 20, 1919.

March: Thunder and Baes'
Of Seville Rosni
Musical Nightmare "The
"Chqua'
Collins
Internission. uassss ID
T. March Caesars TumphaP MITCHELL
s. Overture: Daughter the Regiment
g.
o.
l. Descriptive Paphrase Rocked the Cradle the Lovenbeg
2. Star Spangled Banner
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16

The residence of E. Metzingsr was sold
last week to Paul Hackbarth, considera-
ton $1,000.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-07-16

The Lutheran congregation at Brighton
celebrated ! mission festival Sunday at
the home Of Louis Fuegge. a large
ATTENDANCE from New Ulm was present.
The services we're conducted by Rev.
IPolzin Of Ft. Ridgely and Rev. Dyttser-
Iheft Of the Town Of Helen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
WALKER USES
RAILROAD POWER
Commissioner Orders Road
TO Move Freight

Exercising for til: first ,imn its
newly restcped power Of regulating
railroads in all matters except rate
making. the corporation commission
this morning ordered Wichita Falls
and Northwestern railroad officials
10 proceed Immediately with move
nMnt OF freight on their lines a,
Frederick, Altus and other places.
On account Of the congeKed condi-
tions of the tracks at Bkkburnett
traffic along the line IN Oklahoma ma,
been virtually at a siands,ill and the
company has had an embargo against
receipt of freight.
1--WE have not been officially in
formed OF the embargo, We have not
granted one and will not recognize
T." said Commissioner Art Walker
this morning.
Mr.. Walker stated that since the
order restosing some Of the regula-
tory powers Of the commission has
been issued numerous Jequesh are
coming In for changes u schedules,
new stations and other improvements
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
MORE FACTORIES
FOR THIS CITY,
RUSSELL PLANK
Population Of 10000 ir
1928 IS His Forecast,

One OF the s;auuche,t planks in the
platform OF {. II. Russell. republican
candidate for mayor. is his de,.rmi
nation, . it elected. to inaugura,e an
extensive campaign to bring large in.
dustrics hete Mr.. Russell said today
that II the people elected him mayor
he would assure Oklahoma City q
population. of 10000 by 1928
That promoting large ndu,,ric
here is not at all new with Mr. Rus
sell was the statement OF Sidn,y
Brock tr.'
"A Tetiew OF Mr. Ruselrs ac,ivi,ie,
since coming here / years ago show,
that he has been closely associated
with movements that have worked for
the advancement. OF the city His
very personality spells progress. Mr.
Russell was one OF the most earnest
workers : in bringing Morris 4 Com
'pany to this city nearly decade ago
and personally signed the contract for
the city that brought the Wilson Pack.
ing company here year later.
'"Whh-a capable, reliable man like
Mr. Russell for mayor, heads OF in
dustries will give this city more seri-
ous consideration than II they knew
the. executive, office of the city was
in the, hands Of a political boss, OF
ono wlpse interest is his own person
al advancement and ,be,,etnen,," said
Mr.. Brock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
TIMES TO START
MOVIE CONTEST
HERE ON MONDAY
Readers Are Offered Prizes
of $40, Sd and $3.50,

10 test the memory of Oklsh M
motion picture fans. the Oklahoma
City Times will begin next Monday a
Movie Game" Prizes Of $40, IS and
$50 are offered the readers winning
first. second apd third places. Th,
contest IS opef 10 any reader oi ,h,
Times in Oklahoma who is no, con.
ueo,ed with the Oklahoma Publishing
company OK motion picture thea,cr
or exchange
The game is this The Times will
publish every day the picture OF some
prominent motion picture star, whh.
ou, telling the name. The reader /.
asked TO clip every, picture and pre-.
serve il until the end Of the contest
May H. He is then TO write on the
blank space underneath each picture
the name he believes the star to be
The person guessing correctly III,
greatest number h entitled to firs,
prize, the second most correctly, sec,
ond priie, etc.
All answers must be sent to th,
'Moyie Game Editor OF the Times be
tween May ~ and May "a Answer.
will not b received before May |;
nor later than May "a.
Watch on the motion picture ad.
ver,ising page OF the Times mex,
Monday for the first picture in Aths
contest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
FREEZING TOLD
STATE Won CASE
Auditor 10 Be Instructed tC
Collect Shaffer Tax,

Attorney Ger,eral Freezing today re.
ceived definite informatioV from the
clerk Of the U,i,ed States supreme
court at Washington that the state
won the suit OF {. b Shaffer, Chicago
oil operator, who had been resisting
payment of the state income tax. and
that I've will instruct the state auditor
% proceed with thi collection OF juds-
ment. amounting TO $4,000
Following the higher court, de-
cision, conflicting stories came from
Washington a. 10 the holdings Of the
cour,. The information received to-
day by the attorney general shows
that the appeal Of Shaisr @as dis
missed and that the case was not de.
cided upot lis merits, az stated on W
dav following the decision.
II will wait 4 few days and II the
money is not paid | will instruct the
state auditor to proceed with the col
lection of the judgment" said General
Freezing. "A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
STATE CAGE TITLE
DECIDED TONIGHT

EDMOND. Okla. March 0-(Spe-
ciaD The interschoiastic basketball
championship Of the state will be de-
cided here tonight wh.n the finals
will be played IN the elimination
tournament OF the eight district cham.
pion teams.
A,oka won from Blackwell " TO -
anH Guthrie deiea,ed Wewoka ~ 10
l2 IN the first round Friday afternoon.
Thomas eIispinsted Tulss II 70 3S ,shd
Anadarko 1ut Muskogte out ~ Inc
race, y 10 y. last night TbNsae
plays oAnadsrho sns Atoks sDesse
Guthrie this shernoon In The sssH,.
finals. The winners of th<ss gAmpee
will mse, tonight for the state 1tlA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

squadron tactics the eSodid1Aes car
cover" At least twenty sach Aee,ins'
Q night. II
Neishbors will be summoned 10 the
meetings by the home owners, by tele-
phone. Candids,es will make only
brief talks, the main purpose being to
meet the voters personally.
We believe these meetings IN the
homes will solve the problem Of how
n reach those persons who do moi at
tend publr politicsl rallies. chiefly
because Of lack Of time" says MIR.
Russell.
Campaign Affects Women.
III Is also especially significant TO
hold these meetings IN the homes. in
asrnuch as the issues Of The campaign
b. ,contlnusd on psss Z, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Wilson May Leave
Paris About May !

-WASHlNG1ON. March y 1t
was said unuiiicially at the White
House Suday thai Prcsiden; Wilson
might return to the United States by
NAV /. leaving Paris Immediately att
CT rtaching-an agrecmcr, on tho prin-
cipal features OF the peace treaty,
without waiting for the actual signing
Of the document,
IN extra session OF congress not
later than May Is is now regarded as
certainty among officials AMI lead
ers in congress and ii the presiden, u
able to return As early a. May lEtll
houses may be called TO mec, very
shortly after that date, Government
depa riinen,s, by resofting to various
expedients, are meeting the situation
created by the failure OF appropria-
,ion bills iir the last congress, but
il is regarded as essential that these
measures be passed before the end ol
the fiscal year June 70.
The suggestion in Associated Press
dispatches from Paris that the Presi'
dent might summon the senate in spc'
eial session 10 consider tho peac,
treaty in advance Of the meeting oi
both houses. was received here with
interest II was noted IN this connec-
,ion that the republicans who vii
control the senate. shave taken nc
steps tword organization, although III,
house republicans virtually hav,
completed their work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Ammunition Train Here Tuesday
PARROT EGGS CAUSE
or NOVEL LAW SUIT

BOSTON, Mass. March p A suit
without parallel IN the bay state court,
has been filed by Miss NJ Louise
Jackson oi Cambridge, against the
Norumbega Park company The issue
involved concerns parrot eggs Last
summer llllIc, the patk parrot, laid
two eggs. after being five years In
captivity The park management bc
came SO enthusiastic over the affair
u offered SS1 10 anyone voh could
produce a bird with a better cgg re,
ord
Miss lack,ouh parrot captive
some twenty years. had produced four
eggs. She put in a clam tor the SSOD
Her claim received no attention. Nov
'he wants not only the $50 but $50
more for her trouble. The suit ind
Gates she intends 10 get Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22

WASHINGTON. March y -(Spe.
giall-Ohc first attempt OF ar Amer.
ican aviator ~ ilv across the Atlantic
ocean NAV be expected any DAY. The
government has indicated this boy
Shing the completion ot three mon
IfOuS sesplancS and ordering Lieut..
Com. Patrick y /. Belliuser 10
Washington 10 prepare 10 at,emp, the
iifst hight Three sedplanes. inoluI.
,ng the one known "a the y {. |. arc
receiving their finishing touches.
Belllnger until called in 20 attempt
the flight. va, cormandan, of the air
station at the naval operating base a,
Hampton Road, and the Fifth naval
DISTRICT The y. {. |. which It is cN-
pocied he will use. is a biplane 1t is
built TO rise from aud alight on the
water The top wing has spread OF
| ~ feet inches There is a ll-iooi
gap between the two planes at the en-
glne section The wings arc
twelve feet wldcs Three propeller,
with two blades each are turned b,
three Liberty motors OF 4OJ horse
power each.
u IS expected tina, four other eN.
perieneed pilots will form Rellinser''
crew.
Bellinger expects 10 start within q
few days-just as soon a. the weathei
IS satisfactory. liz; j, confident ,ht
flight will be sueccsLui.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
Republicans Will Conduct
Kitchen Meetings as Part
OF htensiue City Dripe

j new departure in local political
campaigns will be inaugurated next
week by c. n, Russell, Fred B0rly
and A. r. Nelson, republican nomi.
nees for mayor, commissioner Of &C.
counting and finance, and public prop
crty, respectively,
The issues ,ef the campaign will be
literally brought home TO the voters,
through Kitchen meetings, to he held IN
al ieast 100 homes in all parts Of the
city.
Nbnss Are Promised.
Dozens of citizens have already
placed tAeis homes at the disposal OF
the candidates, through the speskers'
committee. These will be listed for
,nte,ines on designated nigh,l and II
Is expected that W means Of flying
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
ELECTRIC LINE IS
NEARLY COMPLETED

A,ier light al several weeks with
the Canadian river near III Reno. en-.
gineers fors the Oklahoma Gas 4
Electric company have succeeded IN
establishing supports Tor the high
ie,,ion trpn,mis,ion line between
;hiS city end ri Reno To obtain a
firm foundation j, was necessary TO
scoop OF, the sand to depth of W
feet >on both s,dcs Of the stream
When completed from tower tn,tover
the span will be approximately 400
feet ,ide.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
PERMITS GRANTED
FOR GOOD, HOMES

Nichols & Chandler. home builder.
were granted building permit, yester-
day for tho erectioTs NJ three tc,i
,deiioes. each To cos, 8.DO Thcv will
be located at lll. ~ ard ~ WtN
Twentieth street, Building permits
for dwellings at IN West Thirty
fourth stree, and li7 West Thirty.
scN1,ih street costing respectively
5000 and NoOo. were granted the
Nurclius Swansun company this morn
ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
WILSON MAY
TOUR NATION
FOR LEAGUE
Congress Probably viii Be
Called in May.
SENATE MAY MEET FIRST
President to Garry His Fight
Before People.

PARIS, FRIDAY. March !l.--A 'pc
,lal session Of both house, oi the
american congress will probably be
called TO assemble about the middle
" May the date when Prtsiden, Wi.
,on hopes TO return TO the United
States.
II is possible ,hA, II the treaty %,
peace IS sufficiently advanced TO war.
rant such a course. sporial session
ui the senate may he called even car
lier TO afford !, opportunity 10 deal
with this suujec, before belng called
upon TO direct is attention td o,hN
,npor,an, matters, chief OF which will
be financial affairs
II IS held To he unnecessary Tot
President Wilson TO be ~ Washing
ton when the call Tor such a special
,e,,icn IS i,Sued for this may he ca
blcl from Paris ~ advance OF hi, de
partufe from France. Mr WILSON,
however, has reached ~ decision re
garding the question and IS fesery.
INK the shaping OF his course Of action
until lie has more definite idea ol
the date OF his return 10 America
F-rhe pres,den, is also kecr'ne IN
touch with the development, oi senli'
ment in the United States toward a
league OF nations. II the situation
appears TO him 10 demand such se.
,ion. il is not unlikely that shortly
after his return from Europe, he will
make an extended speaking tour, pre-
,en,ing his view Of The issue directly
10 the voter, in the states, whose sem
aiors are opposed TO the ratification
al the league plans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
BUILDING PERMITS
MAY BREAK RECORD

Oklahoma CIV may break all rec
crds IN the as, three ycar, for con.
s,ruc,ion work this monih. according
TO J. NJ Anderson. building oorhni,-
,ioncr. So iar this Month, building
permits representing an expenditure .
SWl,lU0 have been granted March,
1913. now holds the record Tor the last
three years with Sjoi0oO Mr.. An
derson said this morning that oousid-
cring that there still remains more
than week in this month. the figure,
should exceed SIMOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
TULSA OIL MAN IS
SHOT By HIS WIFE

TULSA Okla March y When
J VI Anderson. oil man. began h. beat
bl' wife about The head and body a.
noon today with hi, fists. M3 Auder-
son ran 10 dresser. grabbed re-
Nolver and killed her husband
II couldn't stand HI, cruelty any
lOngcr." shc lnlh the lnlllc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
VICTORY. STAMPS ON
SALE AT P0ST0fFICe

Have you seen tho new victory
ssinps''
The Oklahoma City postoffice re
Gently received large shipment OF
victory, l-cen, stamps which hear a
design distinctly different from the
old onss'w the bust Of Washington
on them. The new. stamps show III.
figure: oi Columbia in tho center o'
the field with the flags OF the allies
arranged behind II. The stamps. which
area little wider than the former de-.
sign, are Of the same color as pre-
vious 5cent stamps They are on sale
a, the pos,oifce
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
PHONE eIAa1u NOT
Ool9OUD rooAy

The resolution to revoke the charter
Of the Southwestern Bell Telephone
company was not called Up In the 'sen-
ste' this morning, as was expected.
and may not be brought sp until Mon
day or Tuesday, Il was stated this
morning by Sslatsr Walllee, chief
sponser Of the measure In the sensle.
Hs explained the matter probably
would b ieit over On accouni cf the
smail abundance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
FOREIGN MONEY
VALUES TUMBLE
Slump Follows Withdrawal
Of British Support

NEW YORK. March 22.--lhe de.
cline III sterling exchange begun wher
the British treasury Withdrew It's sup
port OF the market. continued today
cables breaking 40, the lowest point
reached since early in September
1915, when low records of 4.Sih for
cables and $50 for demand were reg
istered. Lire cables were at the same
time Offered down TO 80.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
CITY PEOPLE WILL
MOTOR TO PACIFIC

\ prairie schooner motor truck
with all couyeniences, with ho, and
cold water, folding bed, and dining
table service, is the equipment IN
which Harmon J. Plat. wife and three
children will leisurely motor out Of
Oklahoma City in short ,in,s, bound
ior San Francisco, via Detroit and
the Ford plant
The entire cost OF The equipment
will be Si,DO An Oklahoma pen-
nant will he painted on the side Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
ENGINEERS
BUILD ROAD
UNDER F|bE
Participation in Argonne Bat
tie Told by City Boy,
PRISONERS ARE CAPTURED
Members Of the llIth Help
Defeat Huns,

What Oklahoma City bn,s did ui
the battle OF the Argonne forest !,
told graphically in thi, installmen, o,
John i. Mahr's history Of Company
Y, lllth Engineers How IN dam
and rainy night The company followed
the infantry over the top and worked
for days. without sleep or food, con
Sruo,ing a road out OF the mare Vi
she'll holes. mud puddles and crater,
over which the Americans could brms
their guns within range Of the fast
accunulaiing German divisions, I,
only one little feature OF the vivid al
count
Mahr, for some time resident I
Oklahoma City, is scrgean, IN the
company. His father formerly a
captain in the medical corps, !, now
one Of the heads OF the United Slates
Public Health service IN this city.
The other three ins,alments oi the
narrative told of the preliminary
training in the United States oi the
final touches that were pu, on ~
France and OF The part that these cn
ginecrs---made by general rershing
the corps engineers for the frs, army
corps--pIsyed in the fighting IN the
ST Mihiel sector.
There are more inslallnen,s
which will appear in the Times next
week. The stoty follows:
Arsonne Battle. A
after resting for two DAYS and
G.gbts in ihe old French barracks
near Les Isleltes, we slung our PACK,
on the night Of September Is. and
marched TO the little village OF 10
chere,. where we camped for the night
near the big guns, and waited for the
zero hour. II was here We were told
Of the situation that confronted "
MD the object of this new drive thai
was to start a, an early hour the next
morning. This new drive "as called
| hy many different titles
,uch as the battle Of Vcrdun ilie, bat
lie OF the Argonnc. t'c Atgonne
Meuse and the battle OF tho Mouse 3.
"For many days after the Amer
can. had taken the ST. Mihiel salient
much Of the American corps. the. al
tillery, opsratedoat St, Mihiel, and d.
visions in reserve at other points
we're already on the move toward
the area, back OF the lines be'wcc'
froosioued on maze 9, column 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
America Must Speed Plane Trip
Over Ocean to Win in Contest

NEW YORK. Vs-,h 22-"Nmecs achieve the
air flight within months Britain will the
Contest SAID Henry Woodhou'c o the Aero Club OF Amer
last night The that English arpanes have been
,rpped Tounllrd wc will fly England
prompted Mr. Woodhouc above American
hdmen lie expressed belief the rapid development OF
everywhere
There wi, be tran, lines carry mail every direc
globe lie said and or line there will probably
huge aeoplanes starting hall hour making
minimum total Of oyeght air liners which would be required for
each line
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
NO VERDICT REACHED
IN THE 0'LEARY CASE

NEW YORK, March 22.-The Jury
which deliberaied for eleven hSufs
yesterday on the case Of jeremiah
O'Leary and others, charged with vio.
aslon Of The espionage act, resumed
IL work this morning. The jury,NsN
sent word TO the cour, that they had
no message.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-22
FILLING STATION
is SAMMIES' PLAN

4 new gasoline station VIII immcdi-
a,elv he erected a, the corner OF Har-
ri.on avenue and Eas, Fourth street
by The Sammie Oil corporation. The
permit. plans and specifications are
ready and work Will begin at once