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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Drink CRAzED,
SHOOTS Three,
ENDS own LIFE
Effort to Serve Warrant
Leads to Tragedy,

CHICAGO. March 1.-Two police
men and civilian are in hospitals
today with bllIc, wounds inflicted by
A man barrcadci in his own house,
while the latter lies IN a morgu- with
part Of his head blown of by turning
his weapon against himself.
From 10 o'clock last nigh, until |
o'clock this morning George Ondeck,
real estate dealer and expert marks
man. held more than a hundred police
Ilen at hay. exchanging shot for shot
and driving the besicgers TO cover OF
adjacent fences, sheds and cottages
When Ondcok was reduced TO his last
cartridge he turned his rifle against
himself, exploding it by showing the
trigger against the back OF a chair.
Fortyiivc minutes later the police
crept cautiously into the house, On
deck Law dead on the floor. In a room
lying on the floor and close to the
walls were Mrs Ondeck and her six
children. where they had thrown them
selves To escape the bullets that
crashed through the frame cottage
walls
Onlcck is said to have been drink
ing and the police were hunting him
with warrant charging cruelty
sworn out hy the wife.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
ENGINEER
CAPTAIN WRITES
Organization Not Given Due
Credit Says WeICh,

In letter to h. NJ. Hart. assistant
city engineer, Capt Oscar L. Welch,
commanding the lll,h Engineers,
composed OF men from oklahoma
City and vicinity expresses the opln
ion that his men are not receiving
credit for tho part they PLAYED IN
'ubjugating the Huns Captain
Wclch states that while the achieve
mentS OF other Oklahoma units are
being Landed. the accomplishments OF
the lll,h Engineers are practically
unknown here, at least not given due
recognition.
In his letter TO Mr.. Hart Captain
Welch says that the lllth is now
stationed at Ervy, France, building
roads erecting barracks and opera,-
ing delnusing plants, lie predicts
that they will not get home before
July or AuquS, and probably not with
the Thirty sixth division. Upon re.
turning TO this country IL is possible
that the boys may be mustered out at
Oklahoma City II ptoper pressure Us
brought to bear Captain Welch states.
lie says all men in the company are
in good health
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

natural and unavoidable desire for
vengeance on a nation which has
committed such atrocities ~ those
the Germans have committed
There cannot be any doubt m the
mind, OF thinking men as 10 the dan
ger that faces tie nations We are
victorious and set victory on the bat
tleileld is not all We mist Use our
victory wisely or we viii lose even
more than we have gained II !, 40
time to permit ,elil'hne'' 10 control
or action " 10 permit an immediate
advantage 10 blind our eye, TO the
greater good which lies in the future
II /, not Nplfi, Of generosity which
demands peace and which cries out
that the Germans mus, he ied. II i'
common sense that demands Il and
that points on, the peril, before Us II
We do not listen TO the voice Of rca.
son
France showed her greatness OF
soul in the dark hours OF adversely
and We Of America, who give her un-
S,inted praise. trust her 20 show the
same spirit in these days OF triumph
Together France, America and tho
powers associated with them N rhi'
great war must 60 forward 10 the
completion OF the task which they SET
ont to perform 10 make the world safe
'Or dcmRfl,y'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
TRAINING WOULD
SAVE BAD GIRLS,
ASSERTS WOMAN
Lawton Detention Camp Ma
tron Brings Girls Here,

81 believe that hundreds Of girls who
20 wrong every year could he saved
through vocational education de
clared Mrs. Elizabeth ~ lIundley, 'u-
pcrintendcn, of the Girls Detention
home At Fort sill, this morning Mrs.
llundlcy came 10 Oklahoma City with
Deputy United States Marshall Miller
bringing with them nineteep girls from
the home who viii answer TO charge
OF pro,tilu,on in the federal court.
OF approximately 10 girls who have
been in the home for various periods
and have been treated for vcncfell
diseases. there has not lcen a death
ror any escaped, according to Mrs
llundlcy
Many Of the girls DO not know how
10 cook nor sew and We are giving
them \ course in domestic science" ,"
she declared while the girls are be-
ing detained at the home Tor treat
mcut, wc are dieting them and giving
them physical training ! have had
more than dozen oi them out on long
hikes AMI have never had one at.
tempt 10 c,canc'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Hun ENJOYS Not
To Attend Meet

PARIS. March IA sitting OF the
peace conference is now contemplated
before the final completion oi the
terms OF peace 10 be presented 10 the
Germans, according TO Reuters Paris
correspondent The explanation Of
this step as given by an authoritative
British source, is that the question OF
peace with Germany is one that con-
Germs only the powers that took part
IN the war against her and that II IS
unnecessary 10 require tbc conference
to perml, the delegates Of other couh-
tries to take part IN deliberations in
which they have no direct interest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
c. 0. P.'S OPEN
CAMP pA|cN OFFICE
Western National Bank Build
ing EB Headquarters,

Headquarters FOR the Republican
campaign was opened this morning on
the ilr,t floor OF the, former Western
National Bank building, recently va
Gated l'urni,urc and other office
cQulpuen, was moved into the build
INK Yesterday afternoon and the head
quarter, wa, ready for occupancy this
morning
Each republican candidate who con
tractcd tor space viii have hlt own
individual booth superintendent by his
OF her manage
\ compartment Tor women voters IS
provided m one section of the room.
where they may confer on election
ar'yuc, lhl. section viii be car
rc'cd and made ., comfortable as pos
lblc.
Among the clrl.dllc, who viii hay,
hcadquaf,cr, n the building are /
y Bclrly clnd,dl,c Tor commissioner
of accounting ard finance &. y Rus
sell candidate for mayor and \. 4
Nelson candidate for commissioner
of public property e. " Bcrym1n
viii he IN charge OF Mr. Bcarly's cam
llfgN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
CONGRESS- WILL
CONSIDER LAWS
TO CHECK REDS
Anarchist Literature Shows
Amazing BOIdneSS,

WASHINGTON. March l2-The
urgent necessity Of cnlcting II isla-
ton TO check the distribution OF bol-
,heyi,t and anarchisuc propaganda
advocating the overthrow Of the gov
eminent will be- orc OF the first mat.
tcrs brought TO the attention ct the
next congress The amazing bollne
with which literature oi tins kind {,
being circulated has aroused members
of the senate and house 20 a fealua,
ton Of the menace and the need OF
acting with pfomp,neSS 10 suppress IT,
4 great many samples OF this in
Sidl1ui propaganda were placed N
the record ot the Oycrman sub-com
mlttcc OF the senate yesterday at the
request ot Solicitor Lamar oi the
postoiticc department. They wccc
cullcl from numerous papers, c'rcu.
lars hand bills and pamphlets printed
N the United States nd widely cir
cull,ed
Senator Oycrmln oi North Caro-
lima. who is chairman ot the sun
committee whi-h has spent several
weeks in,cS,iga,ing the subject OF boil
shevik propaganda. pointed ont that
there is no law in the United States
TO punish those who print and clrcu,
late such incendiary literature. The
authority Of the po,,oiiiCc department
extends only to the power 10 prohibit
the use OF the mails for distributing
the pamphlets or circulars There !.
a, present no law pcnilllHg poison.
wh, may distribute It from hand tC
hard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
TattooChanp
Enters Nauy
In This City
Eighteen Separate tngray-
i0gS on B, B, Howard
Veteran Jack Tar

Probably the most proiusely "cn-
gravel man IN captivity was dis
covered at the navy recruiting sta
ton here yesterday when Bee b.
Howard presented himself and asked
for r. enlistment in that branch OF
Nh. service. Howard had eighteen
chlu'c tattoo mark, on his body
the designs ranging from scrolls,
stars, flowers, butterflies, snakes
Pig, f""-isf. 4@d names 10 the
Happy HDolran family complete, to
mlto cans and all. He was accepted
decorations and cycrthing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
CUMMINGS RAPS
OPPOSITION TO
LEAGUE SCHEME
Senate Has "Abdicatcd Its
functions" He Says,

STANFORD, Conn March L.
Homer 5. Cummings. chairman OF the
national democratic committee, IN a
formal statement issued here today
charged that tho senate by Us failure
TO pass many pending measures eS-
scntial 20 American business had
"abdicatcd lis functions and neglected
its own duty 10 point ont the sup
posed dcrelictions OF the president and
defects in a peace treaty which has
not been completed and which Is not
before the senate for iii consldcra
ton"
Declaring that those who assent
10 so desperate a political devise as
sumo heavy responsibility " Nj.
Cummings praised the attitude ol
Former President TAFT and criticised
tho republican senators opposed to the
present terms OF the draft under the
leadership ot Senators Lodge, Pcnro'e
and Knox" lie charged them with
having no breadth OF view and with
being actua,ed in part, hy settled
dislike for Wilson and all his works,
and in part by fixed purpose 20
embarra8 the president and TO weak
en- his influence At home and abroad.
Whole World Unsafe.
All civilization is today upon an I'M
safe and unstable basis said Mr. Cum
mngS. The breaN-up OF empires.
the struggling into national lie oi
submerged peoples, the rise and
spread OF bolShcyiSm, the dlslocauon
OF industry and the existence of fam
inc have created new and oN'raordi-
nary difficulties
The democratic chairman declared
that "a league Of nations Is, IN very
truth. tho hope OF the world. Il
America merely makes peace viii
Germany and withdraws from interna
tional affairs" he warned, Europe
will fall into chaos
Expressing regret that the subject
seemed TO be becoming a partisan IS
sue and asserting that 1t was greater
than any political party, MIR. Cum.
mlugs asserted that tho al,crnatiy,
program OF immediate Withdrawal and
studlouS sell-isolaIion" by the United
States was a policy OF utter selfish
ness that must inevitably lead IL
the end TO 4 world oalaclySm, in whlcl
we all shall be cngulied'
People Understand 1t.
Denying that the league ot nation,
idea was difficult to comprehend, Mr.
Cummings said
The plain people understand j,
Only the learned senator's are con
fused about 1t. Let us leave to then
the uncongenial task of picking flaw
and finding minor objection. /, :,
sorry business. f., ob for marrow
minds and men without heart Dr VI
sion"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
GRANTED
MILITARY OFFENDERS

LEAVENWORTH, Kan', March
ls-Mcn confined at the federal
prison here for violation OF the cS-
pionage act and Tor military oiienseS,
arc receiving clcmency IRON the de
par,mcni OF justice and the war de-
partment, II became known today. In
some instances immediate discharges
arc being granted bu, in the majority
Communication OF sentences are beng
ordered. Nbou, flity cases have been
acted upon 50 far, according 20 |. !.
Llcichcr. aLtlnp warden
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
ALLIES MUST Save
HUNS, LANSING SAYS
tcor,lnu,d From p,o, 81

ngh,iulnrs OF war 40 man could
see what | saw in those days without
bearing a burning Indignation aga'p,
those responsible for such RUNS ana
dc,tructioa--wi,hout an intense ami
undylng hatred for them
New Job Tor Allies
"My fsucud,, France has endured
un,ncak.blc woes with a ioru,ude
and determination which excite The
admiration and wonder Of the world
"Ard. now tina; the great conflict
is ended and the mighty war engine
oi Prussia Is crushed, we have new
problcms TO solve, new dangers 10
overcome. Political chaos and out
lawry have snpplln'ci the highly.
organized government OF imperial
Germany. Over the ruins ot TIN, once
great empire the flames OF terrorism
are sweeping westward. Ii IS no
time to GLOW sentiments OF vengeance
and haired 30 stand IN the way ol
checking tins conilagtl,lon which
viii soon be at the German borders
and threatening other lands. We
must change the conditions on which
social unrest feeds, and strive to re-
store Germany 10 normal, though
II be weakened social order.
Two words tell the story-tood
and peace To make Germany
capable of resisting anarchy and
the hideous despotism of the red
terror Germany must be allowed
TO purchase food and TO earn that
food, industrial conditions must
be restored by treaty OF peace.
II is not out Of pity for the Ger
nan people that this must be done
and don. without delay, but be-
cause we, the vctop in this war,
will be the chief sufferers II It is
not done.
She Must Earn Way
"Nou may demand rcplr1l.on a.
much as YOU please, but unless III,
German people are furnished mate
rial, for their industries and com
mcrcial opportunities to sell the prod
uc,s OF labor in the foreign markets
and unless the laborcrs have food
Germany can never pay, even IN part
ior the evil she has done Further
more, ii the prcScn, state OF chaos
continues and the political power con
tlnucS 10 grow weaker there will b,
no responsible German government
with which to make peace there vii
be no goycrnmcrp strong enough L
carry out the conditions OF the treaty
OF peace.
No Tiny 10 Lose.
Il say to YOU men OF France
and mrn OF America and 10 Nnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Thousands of |. ". W. Radicals
Who Went to Russia Flocking
Back Here, Trial Will Reveal

the ! " " and the boIsheyik
movement II is said that steam
ship lists reveal that 10000 ],
W w members left this country
for Russia during the kefensky
regime and that most OF them
have returned. among them being
q man who took q prominent part
30 the recent general strike at
seattle.
II IS asserted that the type Of an
o'I Russian paper published in the
United State, was TO have been
shipped TO NlaiNodok by the /.
w. " in July. 1917.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
KEEL OPENED TO
SHIPS OF WORLD
Continued From Page -

ing ' ou the gfound that it the Holy
See became a member, Buddhism and
other religious systems would have g.
be admitted The conference finally
decided by vote OF ~ TO 4. to grant
the Holy See some voice. at least m
the councils OF the league.
During the discussion relative o.
free trade the existing blockade was
sharply criticized as in insult go in.
,crnatlonal rights"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Baker and March
at Kansas City

KANSAS CITY Mo- March l2-
g-. ui War Baker and General
".tu March chief OF staff, ar
.Npl m Kansas City from Des Moiucs,
Iowa. for a few hours today on their
way to Camp funston, KanSas, which
is included in their tour of inspection
OF army camps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
The Strong Withstand the Winter
Cold BETTER Than The weak

Old pc1l'c who are feeble and young
cr people who are weak. will he
strengthened and enabled 10 60
through lnc cold weather by tallnr
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC.
which IS simply IRON and QUlNlNE
suspended IN syfun. SO pleasant even
childrca like II, Nou can soon iccl a.,
Strengthening, lnvigora'ing Effect
Price 6Ot (AiyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

WICHITA Kan March IL
Under q heavy guard, thlrty-two
alleged / " W agiia,or today
were brought INTO the federal
court here 70 stand trial on
charge, ol violating the espionage
ar' A wry wa, being cmpancled
today under the direction ol Judge
John { Pollock and II was said
that ihc taking Of testimony would
begin Thursday
lfcl Robertson. federal auoJ
uce lor Kansas. will cnleaynr 20
how close connection between
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Report on Czech
Situation Ready

PARIS. Monday. March ll-pcace
conference commission on t,cChn-
Sloyak affairs has completed 1t, work
The official commun'que Of the COM
mission given ont alter rs iIiih mee'-
ing today under the presidency ot
IulcS Camhon. made 'hS announce
mcnt and stated that direction for the
preparation OF its report had been
ytyau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
BOND ISSUE PARADE
PLANS COMPLETED

NJ a meeting Of principal, OF the
ward school, held yesterday afternoon
At 40 o'clock N the office OF J A.
Whiteiord, superintendent Of schools.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Col AIihnf Wonda

CI Arthur Woods. former police
commissions Of New York Ciiy has
been appointed assistant 20 Secretary
Baker ~ the war department ior ihe
purpose OF securing employment iot
li'chargcl United States soldiers and
sailors. lie will organize public bodies
II al llndS N campaign. II is
possible that the draft machinery may
be used IN the work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Didn't Lose Anything

Lincoln Eyre, the war corrc'pon-
dent. tells of rascally French Inn
keeper who had given Hank bad
piece Of money The incenSed dough
boy went back and demanded good
money, and after some argument the
innkeeper made good. Just as the
doughboy was about TO leave the inn
keeper called him back
Pardon. monsieur, but will you
kindly give me back the bad coin -
Can't be done. Frcnchy' chucklcd
the doughhoy. 1T took me three hours
10 pass 1t myself San Francisco
Argunaut.
Ii YOU didn't serve over there yon
can serve over here by paying your
income tax.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
p,ies Cn1cd IN o to "a Day,

Druggist, refund money It fNlO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching
blind. Bleeding or rrotrutlrg piiei
Stop, Irritation, Soo,hcS and Heals
You can get restiul sleep after the
first ,uol,rl'ion. Price o. lNlyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
West Virginia Has
Deepest Oil Well

WHEELING. W Va. March IL
An oil well being driven IN West VIZ.
glnia has been drilled 10 depth OF
1893 feet, and is the deepest in The
world.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

mrn OF the allied powers that there
- no time 10 be lost ii VIC are to
save the world from the despotl'm
ui anaryhv even is We have saved
It from the dcSpoti,m OF au,oc-
racy We ought TO make, we must
make peace without delay and
,hip, laden with food must enter
thc hlrb0rS OF Germany We have
reached crisis IN the affairs OF
the world We mus, nee, It with.
uu, passion and wiihou, permitting
our Judgment TO he warped by .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses,
= q. prnt,on, 20 years old. and Tearl
Edcus. 10 years olH both Of Falls.
Births.
Mr. and Mra Ross V. Mcbride, 9l6
North Mckinley avenue, boy.
Nj. and Mrs. l. W. Hannor. r. +. d.
No. 3, oklahoma city, girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l. Lewis, Bis
Fast wsdsworth avenue. hoy.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Foster. lloh West
Main street, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene W. r. Chisum
23sx West California avenue, boy.
Deaths.
Miguel Albanndo, detention hospital
Building Permlts.
l.. II. Iasltor. one-story frame dwell
INK Il west &C. svenue, $1,000
H. Morris, one story frame dwell
,Gs ,9sS 1915 West TN'r"'n'"'h street
Gross Construction company. brick
addition, go West California avenue,
$1,000.
w. +. Tucker. frame barn, 3oe-il
East Second street. $500
Cussnan q collars, addition, II North
Broadway. (i,tsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

definite plans for the school children's
parade Friday afternoon at s;U
o'clock was completed Al children
above the fourth grade will pariici-
pate Appropriate banners given out
by the Chamber Of Commerce school
bond committee will he borne A
prize OF $2S Ia, been offered for Lle
school making the best showing Tic
parade 10 10 advertise the bond issue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12
Fxpldsiyes Ban of.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-Ex-
ploSives may be purchased without a
license except by enemy aliens, after
March IS for reclaiming land stump
blasting and other agricultural pur-
poses, the interior department an
nounccd today in modifying n war.
time regulation. Enemy aliens are not
permitted TO manufacture, buy or sell
explosives for any purpose
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

Let every manned soldier YOU see
be reminder that your income tax
u due '''N----'-.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-12

Colds Cause Headaches and Palms
Fcyefish Headache, and Body Pains
caused from a cold are soon relieved
hy taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUl.
NINE Tablets There's only one
"Bromo Quuine," T. w GROVES
signature on the hoS. JOc, (AdD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
GERMAN MILITARY
EXPERTS PLANNING
REORGANIzED ARMY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
OCCUPATION. May -. Correspondence
Of The Associated PrcsS)-Gcrman MIL
itary experts arc publishing in German
periodicals. various suggestions for the
organization Of a new German army.
ono plan IS proposed by Major General
Won Francois. who commanded corps
in the ArEonno opposite tho United
States army last fail. His IDEAS have
been r"pubIshcd in numerous German
ncwspa prrs and magazines.
lie proposes that 5O0A0o mon should
h, drafted To service under arms cach
year. onr half IN April and tho other
go. 90 on October |. Every man "apah!"
Of performing manual labor would be
subject 70 military duty for on" year be-
ginning Al his twentieth year.
The 500. HAH annual! drafted would
hc used 10 defend the country from at
tack and preserve order IN tn" interior
h. urges. All others capable Of working
would be drafted a.so on April l or