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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
TIMES PUBLISHERS WERE
LOOKING THROUGH BARS

NORMAN, Okla, May n-(Spe-
cial Twenty-Five years ago this
week. Elmer +. Brown and J J.
Burke. editors and publishers OF the
Oklahoma City Tines Journal, now
the Oklahoma City Times. were be-
hind the bars Of the Oklahoma county
jail serving ten-day sentences for con-
tempt Of court
The men were sentenced on April
Is. 1894. BY Judge Henry w. Scott.
Immediately after entering the jail
they secured their liberty on 4 writ Of
hAbeas corpu, and were at once or
dered imprisoned again by Judge
Scott. This continued for a period OF
six weeks. the men getting out half 4
dozen times or more on such writs be-
fore the sentences were completed.
Burke. now editor OF the Norman
Transcript, related the incident in a
recent issue Of his paper in the
Twenty-Five Years Ago" column.
Brown is now manager OF large
farm in Pottawatomie county
The contempt OF court consisted OF
criticising the Judge for refusing to
give out a grand jury report, sough,
by the editors.
A convention OF territorial editors
was called Immediately after the men
we're sentenced to Jail. at which reso-
lutions condemning the action OF the
Judge were adopted. The editors de-
clared the sentences were contrary 10
territorial statutes
The editors, then as now, also
sought to change the Oklahoma libel
law so that the truth would be q COM
plete defense in such actions. Reso-
lutions OF that nature have been
adopted at almost every state eonven-
ton held BY the Oklahoma Press as
soeiation, but the law still provides
that in addition to proving the truth
OF statement. the paper must show
that il was published with good mo-
,iyes and for the public good
Among the editors who attended the
convention were Roy Hoffman. Gu,h
rie Leader. now Of Oklahoma City ;
Ben +, Whitman and w. w Wiuen.
Daily Oklahoman; Ed p. lngle. Nor
man Transcript, who until recently
was secretary Of the Cleveland county
board Of exemption; John s. Allan,
Norman Peoples Voice, candidate
Tor mayor here recently; I'd c. Rixse.
Norman People's Voice. now Of Okla
homa City Times Journal Publishing
company: ] J kerwin. Edmond Sun
Democrat; J f Quien, Edmond Re-
publican, and r. c, Harding, Chero
kee Strip Guide.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
BOOSTERS GIVEN
CLAD HAND At
every STATION
Edmond, Guthrie and Mulhall
Send Large Crowds,
By Staff Correspondent.

MULHALL, Okla. May ll-(Spe-
ciaD-"We're for you for anything
YOU want" was the expression Of htn-
dreds of business men at Edmond.
Guthrie and Mulhall TO he Oklahoma
City trade excursion this morning on
the first lap Of their three-day trip
to the northw .stern part of the state.
Despite rain, muddy streets and
roads and the early hour OF arrival,
seyrsl hundred persons, including
students from the state normal. met
tn: train for the twenty minute stop
at Edmond J., Guthrie the trade
boosters were given a big reception
following their march up town head
ed by the band Congressman Scott
Ferris and Rev. J, E. Matlock made
speeches.
The boosters got their first glimpse
OF the great wheat fields in the north
ern part OF Logan county.
More than two hundred met te
train n Mulhall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
TREATY FREES italy OF AUSTRIAN MENACE
MALIGNED COCKLEBUR.
4 4 4 X K 4
MAY BUILD INDUSTRY
4 K X K K 4
FOR CITY, OIL MEN SAY.

hardly pay ~ attempt TO use burr'
instead OF cotton seed IN any but the
largest quantities. We throw away
hundred, Of tons OF cookie buffs IN
our plant each year They stick 10
the couoi until everything else has
.cn extracted and have to be taken
from the machines by hard
K II Locke. director of the Lo' se
Laboratories company. said this morn
ing that he thought the cookie lufr
oil industry would soon become a
reoo-niled and important phase OF the
oil buSinc"
Il should think" he said, that as
soon as the process gets a foot Old
IN Oklahoma or any other state II
would be more profitable for farmers
TO raise cookie hurrs than many other
crops The fact tina, the oak. Is
richer than the cotton seed oil cake
should make II more valuable Cookie
huIrs will grow anywhere and II Is
practically impossible TO ex,ermina,e
them. There should be a tremendous
Weld per acre. The proportion Of he
kernel 10 the entire bulk. and the oil
to the kernel, IS reported to be about
the same as in cotton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
MEXICAN GUARD
! STAYS SUSPECT
Alleged Murderer Being Ex-
tradited Tried to Escape,

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May T.
While final papers were being
signed for his extradition to the
United States On Q charge Of murder
ine another Mexican last January,
Antonio Roeha made . dash for lib
erty at Reynosa, Mexico, opposite
Hidalso, Texas. yesterday and was
shot and instantly killed BY a Mexi-
can soldier guard. Pedro Pa, want
ed on the same charge, was brought
acrcu the border At Hidalgo and is
In the Brownsville jail. Sheriff W
r Vanr OF Brownsville was sisninS
the ex,radi,ion documents In the Eey-
nosa customs house when Rocha made
hi. final dash for freedom.
Roeha and Pay we're said 10 be the
first prisoners ordered extradi,ed to
the United States from Mexico on
murder charge since the beginning OF
tie Mexican revolution in 1910,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Oklahoma Ciry may eventually be-
come The center OF A new vegetable
olI industry. according 20 local oil
experts and chemists. 1t has been
discovered rocn,ly that an oil val
liable for use N paints and yatnlshe'
and in ioodruifs can be extracted
from the common roadside pest the
cockleburr.
This oil j., sad to have the advan-
tages OF cotton seed oils. 20 have a
rich nut'y taste and 10 produce a
cake from the residue Of the pressing
more rich in protelns than cotton seed
cake.
Arthur / King, manager OF TIE
Southwest Cotton Oil COMPANY. e.
lleyes that the plan can he worked
out so that II may IN time form .
valuable industry.
The one grea, difficulty with the
scheme" he said. would be collecting
Of the burrs and transportation TO
the mills. We would have TO make
only few changes in our machlner}
TO hlnde the burrs, but II would be
difficult to handle the burrs up to the
time they so into the mill II would
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
RickMaySh Shou'
Flying Cadets
Stunts in Air
Post Field Men Are Plan
ming Air Trip From This
City to Lawton

Cadets in training at Post Field,
For, sill. for the air service have pc
ti,ioned Lieut.. Col. K b Barniu,
commanding officer, 10 use his inilu.
ence to ge, Capt Eddie" Rickenback-
or TO 20 TO Pos, Field on Friday, May
TO- to talk TO the flying school and
give the cadets a demonstration OF his
mastery Of the air
Complying with Barni,1' request,
Dick" Carhart. who is bringing the
famous American ace 10 Oklahoma
City TO lecture May 10, will 90 to
Wichita Falls. kansas. where Rick
shows on May IS. 70 put the propo-
si,ion up TO him, II Rick" 10 agree
able. he will Ne met at the Santa Fs
station Friday morning by Z delega.
ton OF fiyesi from Post Field who
will take him from Oklahoma City tc
Lawton BY airplane and return him
here BY the air route OH Friday after
noon In time for his scheduled sp-
pearance in the auditorium Friday
evening.
A number OF men who have been in
the air service abroad have sent in re-
quest, for tickets, II is probable that
more Oklahoma airmen will be in Ok
lahoma City Friday than ever Will be
the city's guests on any other occa.
SION
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
Almighty Dollar Is Not
Worshiped in America,
President Tells French
Sense Of Justice and Humanity Undere Even the Field
Of Commercial Enterprise, He Says

PARIS, Saturday, May l0.-Presi-
dent Wilson, In his address today to
the French Academy Of Moral and
Political Sciences, entered y strong
disclaimer Of the idea that the Ameri-
can people were largely materialis,ic
or doliar.worshippers.
Il have had in recent months one
very deep sens; OF privilege the
president said. Il have been keenly
aware that there have been times when
the peoples OF Europe have not under
stood the people OF the United States.
We have been too often imposed TO
have been devoted chiefly. " not en-
tirely, 10 martial enterprises We
have been supposed, in the common
phrase, TO worshi the almighty dollar.
Ssnss Of Justice Prevails.
we have accumulated wealth, sir
I'VE hAye devoted ourselves TO mate
rial enterprises with extraordinary
success. but there has underlain al Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
Guthrie Car
PushedUphiu
ByPassengers
InterUrban Couldn't Nego
ate Grade on Interurban
Line Yesterday,

Oklahoma CiyanS Who brayed the
rain Yesterday to spend Sunday IN
Guthrie aud chose the lnterurban car
as a way to get there. have strange
tale 90 tell OF the ,rip. The power
was low and the car that LEI, Okla
homa City at 9 O'clock got to Edmond
an hour late The car cfept along
fairly well until II 90, TO the steep
grade this side oi Guthrie Then II
stalled" when it tried to make the
hill
Three times the car backed up and
made a run for the hill. but each time
with the same result Then passen
gers moaned Visions OF good meals
in Guthrie gradually vanished Have
TO &c, out an push" said 'okester.
A navy COB took him seriously.
"Aw right. come on" said the COB
4 half dozen soldiers and as many
civilians climbed out into the rain.
"Heaye ho," said the gob in true
nautical form and "heaye" they did
Li,tie by little the car was boosted up
over the crest OF the hill. The boost
ers clambored aboard and the car
went down the other side OF the hill
ION high and the dinner visions be-
came reality
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

that, all the time, q common sense Of
humanity and a common sympathy
with the high principles Of Justice
which has never grown dim in the
field even OF enterprise; and il has
been my v,ry erea, JOY in these recent,
months to interpret the people Of the
United States to the people OF the
world.
Il have TO, done more. sir | have
not uttered in my public capacity my
own private thoughts. have uttered
what | have known 10 he the thoughts
Of the great people whom ! represent
| have uttered the things that have
been stored up in their hearts and
purpose from the time Of Our birth as
a nation"
Champion NJ Liberty.
I, was al this point that the prcsi-
dent made h, declaration that the
(contlnvsd or PAGE z, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
RIVER NOT RISING
MUCH, SAYS BENNETT

Although heavy rains are reported
from various pa'ts of the state. in
cluding the North Canadian water
she'd the river here has not risen to
degree sufficient to menace property
even in the lowlands. il was reported
shortly after noon by J W Bennett,
city water superintendent. Oklahoma
City had q inches Of rain in the
forty eight hours ending at 7 o'clock
this morning Shawnee reported LIS
inches. Saltwater. l02 Chandler. LOO ;
Chiekasha, lss; Durant. 1.40; Lawton.
l99, and Mangum. los. Vini,a with
.n Of an irch received the least rain
fall OF any city in the state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
PRICE OF CORN
LEAPS UPWARD 8
CENTS A BUSHEL
Sensational Rise Due to Sup
ply Shortage,

CHICAGO. Nav l2.-Sensational
new skyward flight, Of prices in the
corn market resulted from meagerness
of readily available supplies and from
prospects OF further wet weather de-
lays to planting. Corn for spot de-
livery and to fill May contracts. went
to the highest prices so far on the
present crop, May soaring 10 slU
after midday, an overnight rise of 8
cents a bushel.
Before the session ended May as
cended 2 cents more, making the ex-
treme gain for the day 10 cents =
bushel. There was q nervous close
with the market A. . whole sh cents
to 9H cents up aSSsmpasd with Sat
urday's latest figures.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
K. OF P. OFFICERS
At Meeting HERE

l.. r. Snowden Of Peoria. ILL.,, i'm
perial prince; Frank E, Duncan Of
Tulsa, past imperial prince Of the
D o. X. K, and Harry Wee Of In,
dianapolis, president Of the insurance
departmen, Of the Knights Of Pythia'
will be in Oklahoma City tonight -
guest, Of Oklahoma lodge No. ]. K. Of
p. to witness . class Of fifty to take
the rank OF ESQUIRE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
SOCIALISTS ASK FOR
% HEARING ON TREATY

AMSTERDAM. May i2.--(Havas)
"A commission appointed by the ex.
ecutive committee Of the international
socialist congress has examined the
peace termV submitted to Germany by
the allies and associated governments
and has decided 10 ask an interview
with the council Of four in Paris for
the purpose Of expressing the socialist
viewpoint % 10 The terwA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
.ARDMORE IS STATION
ON AlRPLANE LINE

FORT WORTH. Texas, May r..
The first passenRer-carrying airplane
to operate in Texa, left Fort Worth
today for Gainesville. Texas, and Ard
more. Okla.
The'firt pa,sens was c, c. Little
tor OF Fort Worth. a brother OF Con
IRE. unsn Martin W. Li,,le,or Of New
York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
HEARING OF BRAUGHT
ON THIS AFTERNOON

Hearing Of the case Of Tib Braught
murderer OF Otis Robbins, who will
be elec,rocuted soon At the state peni-
tertiary IL Governor Robertson does
not grant = repieve, was scheduled to
begin early this afternoon. Several
state representatives were to appear III
his behalf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
STRONG LINE
Of DEFENSE
IS AWARDED.
Austria Rendered Harmless
by Peace Terms,
ALLIED REPLY DEFERRED
Austrian Peace Delegation TO
Leave Vienna Today,

PARIS MAY l2-1he peace treaty
with Austria Is nearing completion
and an official summary OF IT is be-
ing prepared. a' was done IN the case
nf the German treaty.
Although Il is not so stated in the
treaty, the new Austrian frontier i,
the one designated by the secret treaty
OF London. giving Italy all the strate-
gic heights and defensive passages
VIENNA. May 1.-THE Austrian
peace delegation will leave Vienna al
5 % o'clock today on special train.
The delegation is due 10 arrive at
Paris on Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
LEGISLATIVE
MAY
Be CALLED
en- Close 10 Governor Say
Move Is Contemplated,
b STOP REFERENDUMS
Dad Legislation May Be
Considered, Capitol Rumor

Talk OF an extra session Of The ics
lature some time within the nest
W months to take up again the qrt'
pn oi building good roads, and TO-
)tachirg the cmetgcncS section 60
fua,n dct' oi the last session, WIN
ave been tied up by the reierendw'
|as heard IN several quarters OF th,
hpitol III morning.
Close to Governor.
Discussion of the subject came
rom men, including members OF the
(gislaturc. who are so close 10 Gov
tnor Robertson as to indicate the
bbjcct may he considered in high
ffcial circles.
The proposed referendum on the
kes,ion OF railfying the federal pro
|ibition amendment, II is said, IS
Kelly 10 make TIE question OF an eS-
n session 4 live issue within a
hort time.
II is claimed by those backing the
rohibi,ion referendum tina, mas
,uch as the legislature failed TO at
ach the emergency section to the
ssolu,ion ra,iiyinc the federal act.
he question is subject TO being sub
uitted to a direct vote under the Ok
Ihoma initiative and referendum
~ An extra session OF the lcgis-
ltuve 10 attach the emergency, II IS
"a. wouId forestall the plans Of
~ HehlnA the referendum.
I Ansalmssas Held Up.
The suto license tan law and the
vcskmsn's' compensation law--,hat is,
Vendfnents 10 those aets, made
I the last session--haye been aus
ended by initiative petitions and
here u talk OF . referendum on the
tiue sky" law which Is to become
Elective in July.
Attaching Of the emergency section
D these measures At m extra session
sould head of the proposed reiercn-
lums.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
GIRL MAKES ESCAPE
FROM CITY JAIL CELL

Laura Leto, a girl prisoner at the
city Jail, escaped some time etween
Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.
The escape was discovered about 2
o'clock Sunday AFTERNOON The girl
dug a hole in the cell wall and lei,
the building by climbing down a pole
near 4 window in the municipal court
room. No trace OF the missing girl
had been found by the police this
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
TULSA MACHINISTS'
STRIKE IS ENDED

Strike Of machinish In the plant Of
the McEwen Manufacturing company
at Tulsa has been settled. according
to word received this morning by
Claude Connally. state labor commits
.ioner. About one hundred men had
been ou, on strike, The demands oi
the strikers were met by the company,
II is stated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
MARINES MAY ENLIST
FOR LIMITED TERM

Discharged soldiers and marines
may now go to France for special
service, according TO a telegram just
received at the marine recruiting sta
ton here. The regular term OF en-
lsimen, in the marine corp. is for
four years. bu, under this new ruling
men may enlist for immediate over
sea service, with the understanding
that they arc TO 'e,nrn to the United
States this fall when they will be dis
charged Immediately.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
French Fleet
Will CO.0perate

STOCKHOLM, May l2-Enten'c
forces arc preparing military opera
ton, with Helingiors for base for
an attack on pe,rograd. according 10
Hclirgiors dispatch 10 the Alton
Tidningen. Fifty thousand troops are
expected to take par, in the operation,
according to the dispatch, which says
French cruisers are now lying in the
Gull of Finland OF Helingsiors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK
AT ROAD CONVENTION

Governor Robertson will deliver the
closing address at the annual con
vention Of the Dallas. Canadian and
Denver Highway association IN Ard
more June 10 and II, according TO w
A. Palmer Of Canadian. Texas. secrs-
,ary and general manager OF the as
ISOLATION, who :rrived in Oklahoma
City Saturday night Other speakers
Of statewide reputation will be
Judge Ed VauRht. Congressman Scott
Ferris and Congressman Charles Ca'-
ter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
LANDING PLACE FOR
DlMGIBlE PREPARED

ST. JOHNS, N. r., Msy IA
landing party from the United States
cruiser Chicago today began to pre-
pare q stretch OF cricket field IN
Quidividi valley ss landing place
and moorine grounds for the naval
dirisible c-S, which Is 10 make . test
cruise here from Cape May this week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
WOMAN IS TAKING
ACC0UNTAMCY TEST

Twenty applicants, including one
woman. are taking the examination
today At the capitol TO he certified
public accountants. The examinations
are being conducted BY the Switchboard
Of accounting sRsm.srs IN the senate
chamber.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
WET GROUNDS WON'T
PREVENT BALL GAME

Rainfall Of the last twenty-four
hours will not interfere with the game
ihi, afternoon between the Oklahoma
City and Des Moines ball teams. it
was announced early this morning by
Manager Jack Holland Of the locals
The Indians leave here tonight for .
series with St. Joe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
j. s. TROOPS
LEAVE RUSSIA
NEXT MONTH
Arrangements Being Made
for Early Return,
PETR0GRAD ATTACK SOON
$4,000 Troops 10 Begin Of
fenSiye, Is Report,
tRy Tn. Associated Press }

ARCHANGEL. Saturday, May 10
Tentative arrangements are beng
made to begin tie Withdrawal on
American troops from North Russia
carly N June. bu, no definite orders
have q, ye, been received BY the
American commander American
troops have not been engaged on \
large scale in the past months fight
ing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
RAILROADS PROTEST
THEIR VALUATIONS

The Rock Island, Frisco and oth.r
large corporations entered protests this
afternoon to valuations Of their prop.
crty at a meeting Of the state board Of
equalization. Valuation OF several
small telephone companies was decid-
ed upon al the morning session.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
BUILDING PERMITS
HERE TO $l51, 900

Building permits representing a
total expenditure Of $lSl,0W have
been issued so far this month, ac-
cording to Building Clerk Mosi.f
The total is somewha, III excess OF
the aver, &c, but cndansers no rec
psdI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
Young Wife Leaves
With New Hubby

They're off
On, hundred and forty Oklahoma
City trade boosters got up early this
morning iammed their white hats
tcentinued on Page 2. Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
NC.4 At CHATHAM
P0STP0MES FLIGHT

CHATHAM. Mass. May "a
Vesther conditions continued IN
favorable today for the resunld'or
q, the flight o. the bydro-airplair
\ c. To Halifax and Trepssse,,
NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
LAST MINUTE NEWS
ANTI.TREATY DEMONSTRATIONS in GERMAN,

BERLIN Sunday May iiVa London big demonstrations
the OF the by Germany held today Berlin
Breslau Dag Kones Cae Boum and other places The dem
organized by the national peoples
- III hs will bring children hatred said
Deputy Traub speaking in Berlin
DR. Senemnn OF the peoples leaders spoke in
against the demand for surrender Of former Emperor William
German people complied with they would be without shame honor
he declared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
Council Defers
Answer TO Foe

PARIS. Nav i2--(4 0S p m)-The
council OF four a, its meeting today
decided TO refer the German notes on
labor and war prisoners to experts for
consideration. instead of answering
them at once. as il did the first two
communications from the German
delegation.
tBy The Associate ell rress)
BERLIN. Sunday. May ll-"Ger-
many has seired and uniurled a new
banner on which are inscribed Presi-
dent Wilson's fourteen points, which
the president apparently has deserted
said Friederich Ebert. the German
president. In a statement to the As
sociated Press.
President Eber, called the peace
treaty "mons,rous document" Hs
declared that history holds no preoe-
dent for kuch determination 10
annihila,e completely vanquished peo-
plcs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

WASHINGTON May IA Complete and comprehensive settlement
Of all between the United States and Great Britain growing Out Of
military operation, reached by the American hqsdaon
}ta Baker announced today that under the settlement the
British would the United States s0D net and
tus sdvtmeuk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
MOI. 1oops Home.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE head.
quarters and medical de,achmen's. mo.
'or battalion and compares T. n. {
''' " q ., Nth ammunition train
i.,nneI from france today on thc
uanaDort Arcadia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

WASHINGTON May l2peden chamoo Of Nicaragua ha: been
American government against attempting oi
R This became today after publication Of dispatches
San Jose hostile had crossed the Costa Rcan border from
Officials said had information show whether
these forces Nicarasuan troops revolutioniss.