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resignation, requested and receiv- ed 10 days to consider the matter. This time expired today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
REPUBLICANS TO
HAVE BIC MEET
THURSDAY NIGHT
Parade to PreCede Demon
Stration at Auditorium,

IN old time street parade. with a
Jazz band torches and Everything, will
prccedc rou,hg mass meeting TO
be held at o'clock Thursday night a,
the Auditorium 1t will be the largest
rally OF the campaign and indications
are that every republican in the city
will be on hand.
Arrangements Tor the street parade
are in charge Of L. Richard Carhart,
who will act as marshal. No~rs in
each ward will form their respective
paradcs under ward managers and all
will converge at a designated point
After travcrsing the downtown streets
the parade will move TO the Audi
tofiuni.
One division" oi the parade will
be composed OF employees at the plant
OF {. II. Russell, republican candidate
for mayor. They volunteered to march
in the pageant All candidates arc
slated for speeches at the mass meet.
ing, supported by other prominent
party leaders.
Many district meetings are planned
for tonight, one OF them to be held a,
the Peoples Presbyterian church, Cen.
tral and c avenues, George Carricc
will be in charge Of the rally.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
GOVERNOR SAYS
EXTRA SESSION
NOT NECESSARY
Regardless of Road Bond
Action, None VIII Be Called,

Regardlc>, of what happen, To the
S5OoOO,OW road bond issue proposal
there will be no extra session OF the
legislature on any matter connected
with road building, Governor Robert
son said this morning IN reply to the
suggestion in the senate last week
that failure of the bond issue would
require an extra session to supply
nieded road legislation.
"li the people don't want to vote
the bonds they will have to wait an
other two years" said the governor
II has also been suggested that #
the bond issue carries. anoihe. session
will be necessary it' medlately to Wit
allzt the amendment and supply the
legislation necessary to make it oper-
a,iye. The governor says the amend
men, is seli-opera,ive and will not re
quire vi,alira,lon by the legislature.
The road bill is still in the senate
enrolling committee room where it~+s
being enrolled and put in final shape
for the governors signature. 1t is
expected TO reach him tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Hungary Links Its
Fortune With Slav
Bolshevik Faction

COPENHAGEN. March Are
ports OF wireless exchanges between
Nkolsi Lrnirey ne bolshevki pre-.
mier OF RuSsil, and the foreign rep
reSentatiye ut the new Hungarian
government arc received IN adyices
from Budapest. lcnIne was told that
the Hungarian prolctarat had seized
power and rad introduced a prole-
,ariat dictatorship. Greetings were
cent 10 Lenine as Leader OF the in
'crnational proletaria," In greeting
the Russian p,ole,aria, the new Hun
garlan government expressed Solldar-
i;y with the revolutionary movement.
In his reply, lenine stated that he
had submitted the Hungarian greet
ing to his holsneyi>, congress at Mos
COW, which mad received It with great
enthusiasm lie added In ordcr
to communicate between Moscow and
Budapest and report on the military
situation, Il s necessary to maintain
permanent wireless communication
between the two cities
He concluded by extending Com
mun'st greetings and hand shake
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
SALARIES BILL
TO CONFERENCE
Proponents Of Hike Fear AC-
ton May Endanger II,

The general salary increase bill for
state officials and employe, was
thrown into conference by action OF
the senate today in voting TO ask that
the house name a conference commit
tee on the measure 70 meet With a
committee from the senate.
This action was made necessary by
the house having sent the bill back
to the senate for further explanation
OF senate amendments.
Friend, Of the measure, which Is
House Bill No. 3ls, fear that rs being
sent to conference may endanser the
measure. since the bill must pass both
houses again after going through the
conference. II passed the senate
finally by majority of only tive
votes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
RUMAN|A FACES
new PER|LS At
HANDS OF REDS
Washington in DARK as TO
Future Measures,

WASHINGTON. March 24-Graye
concern was evident today IN official
and diplomatic quarters here over
the news OF the seizure OF the govern
ment in Hungary by bosheyik
regime which has inaugurated is ad-
vent by declaring state OF war with
the entente powers and seeking an
alliance with the Russian bolSheylki.
No one N authorl'g would attempt
to forecast the result or to discuss
what measures might be adopted by
the associated powers, chiefly because
virtually all information received here
has been in press diSpatches
With PreSiden, Wilson and Secre-
tary Lansing in Paris the attitude OF
the American government toward any
measures that NAV he proposed will
be determined and announced there
Although the scv, from Hungary
created cnsation, it did not come
altogether as surprise Some weeks
past unrest in Hungary has tended
toward bolSheyi>m This has been en-
,irely due to shortage of food. The
problem Of industry and raw ma
terills to Rive employment to work
men ha, been of equal importance aud
other ~r rcmic problems are involved
One ne features of the situation
which attracting much attention
here ie the plight of Rumauia Ru-
mania survived one attack OF boil
shevism, 1t was pointed out today. hu,
whether she can weather a second at
tack is regarded as a serious Ques-
tion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Warning to Entente
Is View in Germany

BERLIN, Sunday March 25.-The
Berlin press from the extremely radi-
cal to the most decidedly conserva.
tive. sees IN the events which are oc-
curing in Hungary a warning to the
entente This IS the view taken for
instance, BY two extreme examples,
Die Frcihelt and Tages 2eitung.
Entente imperialism" saws the lat
ter newspaper. assisted the bolshe-
wiki into the saddle in Russia by the
Illustration OF kerensky's peace plans
II now has raised bolshevism in
Hungary ou, OF the depths of impo-
,ence II these two lessons should no,
suffice third would carry terrible
consequences into the entente lands,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
FERRIS INTERESTED
IN 36TH'S RETURN

Scott Ferris. congressman from
Law,on, has wired Mrs. {. l.. Lyons.
chairman OF the committee on reSolu-
,iops Of parents who las, Wednesday
protested against action OF the war
department in keeping the Thirty
sixth division in Germany. that he is
taking the matter up with the war
department
lie has approached Secretary Baker,
the chief Of staff, the adju,ant gen
erals office and General Pcr,hing
he said in the wire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Bohemia May Join
Communist Move

LONDON, March The reyolu-
ton in Hungary cav g-cat excite
ment in Vienna but d.i not surprise
those who were aware OF the true con-
dltion Of affairs. says the Vienna
correspondent OF the Telegraph. He
says the communists of Hungary have
long been the real masters oithe coun-
try and have been only awaiting on
opportunity to get rid 'of Count,
karolyi, who is considered to have
been never more than figurehead
The count declares there are no
(cortlrued on Pace 2, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
OKLAHOMA CATTLeMEN
PLAN ORGANIZATION

Nu Oklahoma tat,lcmeu', asSocia-
'luu viii be organized at meeting
winch will be held IN the lee lIucknS
hotel thi, afternoon W k. Martl-
uclu. editor ot the Oklahoma Daily
Livestock News i, one of the origina-
tor, oi the scheme. Officers will be
elected and the foundation, on which
a large and influential organization
ma, be built will hc laid at the meet
mo a--ufdinr in MAftIncam-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
KesSHEN SUGGESTS
FLAGS FOR TRAIN

Every banner and flag in Oklaho-
ma City is expected to he on display
tomorrow in honor of the return OF
the lll,h ammunition train, accord
ing to James keeshen, head of the
decorations committee.
Run the old flag out on the mast
again and stick little flag out OF
each window, Then, il you have it,
drapc some bunting between the win
dows,' he suggests.
Every one who has an automobile
hks a double duty to- perform" he
says, Kecshen expects that every
Oklahoma City car will be rolling
display of flags and banners.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
EMPLOYMENT ACT
DEOlAnED VALID

WASHINGTON. March aeon
s,itu,ionali,y Of the Arizona act Of 1918
limiting employment of women to
eight hours a day was upheld today
by the supreme court in dsposing of
appeals in which the ac, was attacked
on the ground that it Disseminated
between the employment of mattresses
in railroad restaurants and other res
taurauts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
SPECIAL COMMITTEE
ON SCHOOL TAX BILL

4 bill proposing 70 give cities the
night 10 increase their leyeS for
school purposes TO nine mills met with
such opposition In the senate today
that i, finally was sent to special
committee.
Senator r NJ. Kerr asserted that
the bill would only serve to make for
smaller valuation with the greater
tax levy 50 tina, in the end the small
taxpayer would be hit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Texas Artillery
Regiment Lands

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, March "a.
The lJ2nd field artillery, complete,
q part Of the old Texas national guard,
arrived here today aboard the trans.
port Kroonland from ST. NaraiSe.
The Texas will be sent 10 Camp
Bowie for rehabilitation. The trans
port brought 2,94J officers and men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24

The question Of the barrier which the peace conference
intends erect against the spread of boshevsm into the
former central powers has sharply to the front as
result of the situation in Hungary where the boshevk ele
mens have seized power and declared that state OF war
exists between Hungary and the entente powers.
Premies Of the allied states called to meet in spe
cal session at Pass o'clock this afternoon and
parted that important military decisions might be taken at
the meeting of the supreme council at o'clock regarding
the situation in Hungary and Poland Premier Cemenceau
and Foreign Minister Pchon had long conference Sunday
regarding Hungary and is indicated by Paris newspapers
that action looking to military movements taken
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
GOVERNOR 70 talk
On LIBERTY LOAN

Governor Robertson will speak be-
fore the meeting Of the Oklahoma
City liberty loan committee at the
Lee Huckins hotel Wednesday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock. The governor wa,
invited to speak this morning in a
telegram received from ]. z. Miller
governor of the federal reserve bank
at ksnsas City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
LEGISLATORS WILL
HAVE FEED TONIGHT

The annual banquet Of the Okla
homa legislators will be held in the
Nkr,ln hotel tomorrow night al & 80
O'Clock -Four minute addresses by
many former members OF legislature
will constitute the Program. senator
Luther Harrison viii be postmaster
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
German BNSheviSt
Leader Released

COPENHAGEN, March 24-Karl
Radek, the leading Russian bolsheyik
agent in Germany. who was arrested
on February IL in connection with the
Spar,acan uprising, has been re-
leased BY the German government,
according to berlin dispatch today.
This message reports fresh aglta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
CBy The Associated Press. J

IHy The AssocInted FressD
PARIS, March 24-Count Won
Brockdorii- -Rantzau. the German for
eign minister. has sent Carl kautIy,
one of the undcr-s secretaries in the
foreign ministry, to Moscow, to see
the chiefs OF the sovie, government
and TO furnish an accurate report on
the situation which will allow the
foreign ministry to study methods as
to the bringing about of closer eco
nomic and political relations with the
bolsheviki government, says a Zurich
dispatch to the Matin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Joint Session Held
BY Ally PremierS


PARIS. Ma On ll-A conference OF
the premiers was called today TO he
held at J o'clock this afternoon to
arrange for the program OF the SUI
pteme council session an hour later.
The news from Hungary and Poland
was expected TO spur the heads Of
the governments TO military decisions
OF ,h- first Importance.
The league OF nations commission
will reassemble at $50 o'clock this
evening with the expectation OF virtu-
ally concluding the draft OF the leaRt
covenant
The peace conference has been adj
vised by entente agents OF the critical
situation in Hungary. Some street
fighting in Budapes, has been reported
and while the lives OF entente ma
,ionals are said still TO bo safe. II 10
urged that they need the protection
which would be afforded by monitors
proceeding up the Danube from Serb
ian ports.
PARIS, March 2I--premier Glenn.
,u,euu had a long ronfersues with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Bavaria Plans to !.
Disarnn Soldiers

ZURICH, March A.--The Bavarian
minister OF foreign affairs has In
forpd the German government that
Bavsria will disarm her soldiers and
henceforth will not furnish troops for
.hs empire,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Womsa In Convention.

ST. LOUIS. March A.-The exeeu-
tive council o, the national women's
association MET this morning prelimi-
nary to the opening Of the Jubilee
convention this evening. Recommen-
dations Of the council will be re-
ported Tuesday morning,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Home MAY Be Taken.

Plans are under way today FOR tax
ing over the old Russell Industrial
school and operating 1t a, a detention
hospital, for the treatment OF case,
from all over the state and under state
expense. The legislature is expected
to pass an appropriation Tor $1,000
within the next two days, which could
be used for that purpose
Mr.. Young said that the federal
government is spending $1,000 40
cleaning up Oklahoma This money,
ne said, is being spent in the c,tab-
h'hment OF clinics over the state ior
the treatment OF victims OF Social"
diseases There is no provision Tor
detention hospitals,
Mr. DonncIly said this morning that
the city is anxious TO cooperate with
the federal agents m every way pos
'Ible, but that the financial question
IS tying Us hands lie said a meeting
OF the commissioners will be held this
afternoon 10 discuss the question OF
providing a place oi detention.
Oklahoma City Clean.
Il believe Oklahoma City TO he the
cleanest city, morally. Of its size il
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0K[AH0MANS
PARTICIPATE
IN blCDR|VE
Engineers Of Oklahoma City
Deal BoChe Death Blow,
AID IN WARS LAST DAYS
Three Men Die in Hun Bar
rageIn Push on ST. juyi0

Last halloween m France ihr hr-
rage that cut the way Tor an Amen
can advance which va, io prove ID
deciding factor IN the outcome "i the
world conflict was shrIcklug over the
head, of Oklahoma ClIy hpl, ser
geant John l. Mahr tells bout that
night !" this iu'talmcnt OF HI, his-'
tory OF me lll,h engineers. lie also
tells Ut how the Germans answered
ihe barfagc and claimed three deaths
out OF the engineer, company III as
many hours
Mahr i' the ON Of Dr. J { Mahr
OF this city.
Occupation Of ChepPy
4, soon as the boche va, driven
from thcppy, the company lmmcdl.
ately moved forward and occupied tho
village. Here German engineer
dump was taken over, with all IT.
supplies The first and second pIa-
toons were quartered at the dump.
and the rest OF the company dug IN on
the side OF high bluff which pro.
,ecled them Nom enemy shell ~
MANY visits were paid by the h",'c
bombing planes while We were here,
also a daily artillery bombardment
was KEEP, up. and on one oeSls'eu. a
first aid station located acros, the
road from us was badly shelled, and
many wounded men we're killed
On the 2s,h while breakiast was
bang served. Mr.. Boche turned loose
with his "seycnty-sevens" and shelled
our kitchen; the mess line immediate
" dispersed and every one hurried TO
the dugou,s, when shell made a d'-
rect hi, ~ the stoyepipe.
Work was done on tho surrounding
roads near Cheppy for the nest seven
DAYS, and while here, many oi the
men had chance TO observe inc
sights and explore the famous i'll
W4 which was known as Dead
Mans Hill" This hill was so strong
" fortified that the French claimed
it was impossible TO take. hut. after
a four hours barragc, the Thirty llith
division captured it IN twenty live
minutes.
Snipers Hold Woods.
From September 2SNhn,il October
4. the Americans maintained the OF
fen,ivc against pa,che, OF woods de-
Tended by snipers and continuous
line, of machine guns, by building
new roads, bringing artillery and
transports and seizing stra,egieaI
points in preparation Tor further at
tacks.
On October 4 a new offensive was
started ,and the company was moved
TO Montblainville, where a rock road
TO Apremont was built The rock
was obtained from the ruins OF an old
church in the village. On October ]
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German ENJOYS Seek
Understanding With
Moscow Government

tion by the German Spartacans coin
oident with the Hungarian revolution
and reports tia, in these circumstances
tho release OF Radek has created a
bad impression
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
MASARyK DROPS
OUT, IS REPORT
Czech President Is Said to
Have Resigned,

COPENHAGEN. March 23.-T G.
Masaryk, the president OF Creeho-
Slcvakia, has resigned, according to a
report received here from Berlin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
ALLIES PLAN TO BLOCK REDS"
No City Funds Available
For Dragnet Victims, But
Raids Will Continue Here

With the city jail overlooking with
persons caught IN the vice draguct
Inaugura,ed Saturday night city com
mlSSIonefs are confronted with the
question OF obtaining funds for cS.
tabIiSment Of d place OF detention for
the hundreds OF arrest, expected with
IN the mex, few days
Commissioner Mike Donnclly. in
charge Of the health department. made
known the circumstance OF the f.
nances OF the city thu, morning to J
l., Young, a representative OF the led.
eral government. who Is directing the
drive, Mr.. DonneiIy stated that since
no appropriation ha, been made icr
maintenance OF detention home
there were no funds for the purpose.
alSn1tat un,,l the new budget wa,
fSWi up July !, no provision could
a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
MAY Be Hun Plot.

May Be Hun Plot.
Paris new paper writers sec the
situation as serious and as one calling
for military action. They express the
belief that Germany may be behind
the movement for the purpose OF de-
ieatng OF the work OF the peace con-
ference. Some commentators i'll Lon
don see the Hungarian situation a,
partly the resul, OF the delay OF peace
conference in bringing about prelm-
mary peace.
A seport through Switzerland 10
Paris says that Karl Kautzky, all in
dendent socialist, has been sent 10
Moscow by Count Won Brockiord-
Rantzau, the German foreign minister,
TO inquire into the question OF closer
relations between Germany and the
soviet government.
Troops Fate Unknown.
Rioting is reported TO have occurred
in Budapest but there is no reliable
information regarding the entente
troops which have been in Hungary
for several months. Two French di-
visions are at Budapest and Serbian
and Rumanlan troops are available
lor use in Hungary, should their sefy-
ices be needed. The extremist element
IN Hungary is said TO be in absolute
control and has been in wireless com
mmication with Premier Leninc at
Moscow, In addition it has called Oh
the workers in adjoining countries to
rise against their governments.
It is understood in Paris, according
10 one -eport, that three Polish di-
visions in France will bc shipped at
once to DanSig The allied proposal
to use Danzlg as the port OF debah0-
ton for these troops, was one OF the
nam causes for the breaking off by
Germany OF negotiations with the al
lied commission in Roland, German
newspapers have s,rangly denounced
the proposal to give Poland the port
OF Danllg and corridor to it.
Bolshevik Army Near. >
The extremists are active in Vienna
but the government still is in control.
Reports from Czecho- -Sloyakia, where
the holShevik movement is reported to
be strong, are meagrc.
Reports that the Russian bolsheylki
had large forces Of troops in Galicia
ready 10 advance into Hungary still
lack confirmation from reliable
sources The bolsheviki, however, are
within 100 miles OF the eastern frontier
Of Galicia but reports late last week
were TO the effect that the an,i.bol-
Sehyik Ukrainians were driving the
holsheyiki back in the region of the
Pripe tmarshes northeas, OF Lemberg,
which the Poles were forced to give
up 10 the UkrainanS.
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Hungarian Break, Believed TO Be German Plot,
May Force Military Action by Entente Nations
Poland and Rumania Stand as Barriers
to Bolshevik Advance - Troops May
BeLanded at Danzig Despite German
Opposition-Huns Seek Understand
ing with Moscow Regime.

COPENHAGEN. March 2l-A CzCcho-Sovak army has
sent against Hungary according to official report re-
,eived in Vienna and forwarded here.
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Plans Indefinite.

Plans for the parade are still a lit
tie indefinite. pending further action
OF the committee There is no doubt,
however, that there will be big
parade tomorrow night headed by the
lllth train, Il was said today General
Harry Pentecos,, who has charge OF
this feature OF the work is now max
ing arrangements to bring out bands
and the returned soldiers and sailors
Of the city. for the parade
Capt Stanley Williams, adjutart Of
the second regiment, Oklahoma ma
tional guards, will probably leave for
McAles,er tonight TO meet the com
manding officer Of the tram.
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PARIS, March A--premier Glenn.
cnoeau had long conference with
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Arrive at 40

Information from kOCk Island lall-
road officials and from McAlcStcr in
diCa,eS that the reception there will be
over IN time for the tram to leave be
fore noon Tuesday. arriving here by
4 70 o'clock The railroad admins
tration announced today. according 70
Hall, that IN no case would the train
" held over tuesday night IN this
city.
The committee met in the Chamber
Of Commerce this morning to reform
itS plans ior entertainment OF the
soldiers and will meet again at 4
o'clock this afternoon TO finish the
work
II is probable that the parade will
now be held in the evening, starting
ABOUT 7 o'clock. After the men get
through with the parade, il the tune
allows, they will be given free tickets
to local ,heaterS or some other kind
Of entertainment
Plans arc now being laid 10 give
the men banquet, part OF them eat
ing in the gymnasium OF the Y NJ
{. A. and the remainder in the Cham
Der Of Commerce. Mayor Shear and
Governor Robertson have consented TO
hold themselves ready 10 speak at
A moments notice.
The city will be mass OF bright
colorS and flags, according to James
keeshen, in charge OF the decorations
Ray Young. the man who handled
decorations for the automotiyc show,
is KeeShcn's assistant.