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!. P. |. DEFEATS OPPONENT
TUSCULUMS ARE TAKEN
INTO CAMP' II TO is
Rare t:Nhiii;ion IL Given ~ Skill aud
SEErcSSi,crcss L.. Winnin.
Tenn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Bl.ACKSBuRG. ~ Jan 22.-rhc
Virginia Polytechnic Institute basket
BALI uunt gave iuscuium IL sewers
hcatlni. here this afternoon, the unai
score hoing i IL % Tho Techs, after
81 weeks rest, occasioned by Cancelled
games gave = rare exhibition OF Shtl
and a"rrcsSiv encss bOtu in goal Scor-
ing and all round floor work The stars
for Tech were Wren, Wharton. Parrish
and Walker. whsle c1mnbeil and puS
ger did the HIincipa scoring for he
visitors.
The Techs plays washington and
Lee University a. Lynchburg on FEB
rUary s. The llrc-up:
V. !. / Position. TuScCsuE.
Wharton .. right field 80. Duggcr
Wren So. lief; field 800. Canuneil
Parrish ....,. center :...: Gray
Crisp ...... right guard 80. VI i,odN
Summary: Ee'trcc-ParriSh Inn
pire4itrock substitute FOR Virginia
Polytechnic lnstitutc-Waiker. Goals
from Noor-Wren. a. WHARTON, s: Par
rJsh q. W.kcr. :: Campbell 4 Doak,
2 Fouls Parrish 5, DuGEer i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
JACKSONVILLE SELECTED
Both New York Giants and BruokIyn
Dodgers VIII rrnin There
This spring.
fHv Asslc.ateI r. /

NEW YORK, Ian. 29-The BROOKLYN
National BASEBALL team, as well as the
New York Americans, will train at
JacksonY he. La, mex spring accord
ing 10 an announcement to-day by
President Erncts. Of the Brooklyn club
The teams which VIII use different
training fields, viii play exhibition
games on March % April 3 and ~
ana uossh.y on the Sundays following
these dstes. The trip north win bc
made together. games icing played on
Aprl o. G ana II ~ cities In South
and $ortn Carolina, 10 ~ selected
later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
Pa, Ban on !,,u ,-i,..

PORTLAND. ORE, Jan 2e-Thc city
commission passed to-day an omcr-
gene ordinance fafbi0N.ns the DISPLAY
Of :ed or black "ag or any emblem
or device intended 10 oo "ent- gonisti,
or opposed 10 ihc Corst'tu ION Of the
United states 10. me city of Portland
.Tat measure ALEC makes ID cCrnr,l-
4snre That the 'uerican nag lie dis
l....N a. al sLr-..L fna.tirrs
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Cowty Aflrr JOB an rcn,n

SEA Sings. manager Of the Boston Ma
stionaj Lc.sUe bascbhll club, DAY re-
icei%eh te;ter NyW s"r2eEnt III mix e
'Gcwdy. sav!n" NJ hoped TO be released
from his 1ut.cs n France sonn ana
.c%rcc;ed 70 r hack NJ ;hs rount~v in
time - Join the Bra.es ON their srrlnc
trIirinE trIn.
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Federal Reserve nnnr>'s Earnines

NEW YORK. Jan. 2..-Net earnings
q the Fedora. Reserve Bank OF Erw.
orr for 1915 We're $.2,G3I033. an in
','hns OF Is ,9OA,i2i over those OF 1917.
according 10 statement made militia
TO-DAY. This is irH per cent ON the
paid-!n capita! or S2O.4G7,S9l
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New orlrnn. Acquire. Indians.
Bv Associat3J rross.I

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Jan. Gothic
cleveland American League club to-
nd Pitcher Albert + Gould to IN.
Sew orleans team of the Southern
association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
CoNGRATULATEs PADEREWsKl
Secretary lansing Wire. FcIIcItntiop,
TO Great Pianist, Turned
Premier.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ga messare
sent by Secretary Lansing from Paris
TO Ignacc Padercwslsi. con-ratulatinr
him upon becoming Premier OF Poland
and saying the United States wou!j
be glad To enter into relations with
the new Polish state as soon an posi-.
bic. WAS made public today by tho
State Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30

I. aoon temperature. .........
i. NJ. temperature. ......
L. NJ. temperature ............
Maximum tcmpcratGrc to =. NJ.
aluminium temperature 10 i. NJ.
Mean tcmnnra'urc yesterday. ...
Normal temperature for this date
Excess yesterday ..........
Excess since March l........
Excess since January l...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost Any Man VIII Tell You
That SlOan's Liniment
Means Relief.

For practically every man has used
II who has suffered from rheuma,:ci
aches. soreness OF muscles, stiffness Of
joints. the results OF weather exposure
Women, too. by tho hundreds Of
Thousands. use IT for relieving neu-
ritis. lame backs. neuralgia. sick head
ache. Clean. refreshing. Hoothing.
economical. quickly effective. say
"Slonn'1 Liniment" to your druggist.
Get II to-day.
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pnarnkc InJJcur WIZ.

GhlTM. VA i'm. 30 III n ono
sideG game OF ha8kethR.l Roanoke Col.
rieRc defeated William ana Mary Col.
@Iege here tonight by the score OF "a
to 6 The G'st half ended 81 to 1 in
Rpanoke's favor Eoanollc's second
team was then put Ia Tor the remain
der OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
Russian Troops on Why to Rcvnl.

COPENHAGEN, San. 2o-1'he hospi-
ihl snip Russ, with fully-arncd and
tiuipped RUSSIAN troops en- route TO
here Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
Ircai Rainfall.

Rainfall las. twcnty-four hours. None /
Deficiency since March l...... 10,
deficiency since January l........ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30

~ iMr0RTANT C,TIES

Temperature, 81, humidity, s.; wind
direction, northwest; wind velocity, .
miles, weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30

Wilson. NJ c.. and besides his wife 4.
survived by two. sisters. Mrs. Johm
Sodman OF Washington. II. c.. and
Mrs. Campbell Dence, OF Washingtu tom
-. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS
"rhe Drnt" ut the Academy ro-Nrrht.

Tho Brat" comes to tho Academy
Tonight. Friday and Saturday and
saturday matinee direct from an all
seasons run at tho Morosco Thcnter
New York City, and triumphant runs
.arhc himcr rdE,, philadelphia and Boston.
success on the Pacific coast where IL
was shown for the first time on nnv
stage at the Morosco Theater i'm los
nnSries. MISS Spooner enjoys the dis
,ihe'ioh OF DelnS one of the clcycrcst
dancers on the American stage. ms well
ability u'''''h'ic
The play is snid to be clean and
laughter and II tear or two, n play not
only Tor sophisticated nrst-nisht audi
ences but for people all over the
~country.
The Brat" rs played by Miss
Spooner, is bit of East Side, New
ork, whose shining experience has
oeen gained ms pony" chorus girl
at inc New York lIippodrome. She is
by cool, keen novelist, who takes
study.
The writer's domestic encourage fur
nishes the social foil for the girls de-
Iiclous Ignorance and bubbling spirits
ihere is his mother. proud, but shall
low ana inSincere; younger brother
with weakness for drink, encouraged
by the nhgg!ng of his elders: an uncle,
who is Il bishop. worldly ana pompous.
faithful and bibulous butler and two
allected young women engaged in 4
cynical contest for the nove!ist's at
tent!on The namelcss Brat draws II
false conclusion from the authors
Kindness and is VOL on tho way to
heartbreek when her affections arc di-
vcrtcd TO the younger brother. who
takes bruce finally and carries her of
to q ranch in Wyoming, much to tho
chagrin Of his proud relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
Laughing show nj Lyric.

Rich In comedy features is the now
show which comes to tho Lyric for the
week end. commencing with the NATL
nee performance to-day. one OF these
funny numbers Ia THE Judge and the
Bum" n police court travcsty. with
James r. Mccain impersonating "hiz-
zoner" and hrda Ia Cro!x ~ Poscy
Connell. Another stellar feature Will
be the net Of Frank Milton and the
De Long Sisters. who are strong favor
ties here. They Rrc presenting The
Diamond Palace" a variety, act.
charmingly blended in tho comedy
musicale in which the Five Princeton
Girls appear Batfour Lloyd and Gil
bert Wells. Two Black Jacks" will
offer a small variety act, and Felix and
Fisher. comedians and Rymnasts. have
a funny pantomimlc acrobatic act
with the now vaudeville bill will come
new motion picture displays, including
the latest releases OF tho Pathe news
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
Bankcrs' League.

~ Kowitza.s' Armory next Thurs
day First game at 1880. Eirs. Ma
tional Hanl, Us, National State and City
Bank, Fedora! Reserve Bank W. Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
THREE BASKETBALL LEAGUES
ARE ORGANIZED F0R SEASON
Twelve ouirts Have Experienced Play
crs and Some Fast pl1:in
T. Assured.

At a meeting Of 0mcials or tho Rich
mCrd Amateur Athlete f@dc-.i on iaSt
night u ,he IcuiN Ghio", ,ASoe nAs,
kctbal lea cues were ORG '!i2cd and
play Viii begin next Tuesday one
league mas been formed entirely OF
bauknc'l. while TWO other Leagues. one
q llchtwe!ght and the other heavy
weight were formed.
InasinUeh As m ny prom!nc0: Rich
mona athletes are SttI ;hc service
Il was only recently tina; enough teams
All If the Twelve CUNTS have expert
cnced players and some fast playing
is assured X Is plEnacd 10 begin the
games promptly a, ';"o =. NJ l.. T.
father Of the lightweight league. Ar
thur Van Eurcn will assume tho re-
sponsibilit!es OF the Federation League
and Eddie Hottie has agreed 20 spousor
L. r Jones wh9 is manager o. the
Richmond Athletic Club. announces
tina: he would Ike 20 hear from some
good Basketball players over sixteen
Wears OF axe. lie may be found at sos
East Marshall street Those present
al last nights meeting were: Prcsd
George NcSwecney John s. Hsw. l. T.
Jones. " w Walthall, y. Van Buren,
Tne 1heduIe Of The three leagues
follow
Bankcrs' League.
~ Howitza.s' ArmCry next Thurs
day. IRIS, game at 1850. FRS. Ma
tional Bank Us National state and City
Bank. Fedora! Reserve Bank ". Amer
team National
Athletic League.
st Blues Armory TUESDAY night
McGn Catholic Union vs.. Richmond
Athletic club. Y NJ c. 4. v. y. NJ.
II \.
Federation League.
y; Blues Armory next Thursday
evening Medical College OF Virginia
vs. Y. VI G. y Blues KS. Church Hill
Athletic Club.
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The Weather


Forecast: Virginia
-l'nir and somewhat
w = / n, CT ThurNday;
Friday fnir.
North Carolina
Fair Thursday and
Friday; IN % d ate
temperature.
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DIED or DISEASE.

Private
N'S''"' w S6t?S ' sEvETElyH. g
nrmoro. pcrrri Gu i%rIa... Va
Taylor. samuel r; osreein. \. {.
Mil'r"5 ;,r A,sSrt III tMT ariSa.
lens. Arthur H. Te,crsGnrs.' Va.
Jones. GSofE. r. Aston Va
"oTT SSH4r ii si,s,$ 4 S94,5s RE
a MsEa's Asr1 Tr''' sc SaSg5F "a
woT NEi:n s. ,Atr.GsS, ,!4EGKEM IN
TnKTHb MiSs, EHEi Il ncfioE ~
"hTfS SNfhS :? aIss fiy r Il l"4,5S RE-
GGsliIlps ;nnsseni l:snSS!T, \. c.
"h' rtitiny5 So HNl.rNF G MS5
Jones. Joseph ~ Richmond: Va.
DEE IsEdf uSDE TER
Lieutcnnnts
LID Daa a@S' ~ rs sSS'n Ill., " Ea
MacNair. uarvc ser +: Nilsson \.
Bridges, wiiia~ s; M,akeiisit. n. c.
,Iornigan, George L.. rowollsv,llc. y. C.
Fs siS csrgn ne cGGHhi nE.at9s W
W nartSntop: . lern a. ii ;,s MS9noya
fsy cSG IaisS Win t5sr E!fw. Va
i!a,s Sr1' WNi%RiissS%" < <; n@iSiFh y
,inszar l. SWiiiiIIianr Gu G' i Ii"ely. Nv Va.
r4ass w SrmnS A,on ass:09 Yrs Va
& %Ss;a wI@ ss s fl &sg >Eg
Mcr5' hGh" MN MONT M G%r4 n
DAVIS. Edward r naielrh. x e va
Ehs. Halle j: Durham y. c.
MSGS:' cI1+fnss II eo M'F5fh nS. Va
Wlsgns: Dallas: vanccnoro. \. G.
MaSa4y sal" RaFcy nee' NlfS rsaS" Va
T .r%d p Burton r. n aSH!T"a va,
ileedy carl: Front Royal. Va.
niaaEonshir. howard w; 't cdlen@ FANS
Esmmon' w GG;GT5e h: nSGns Ea'h. Va
Eari ~ cH soId@ e. Salem rnSn, Va
Jctcr, Milton r. Wcodferd, Va.
A NahGnGy t H.5 NJ ras ish" e Va
wouNDTn ,s,IGrirLy.
McCutchcon, Rnyal II; Franklin. Va
nooin. car, WI '''q Fsis.nssrr. v,
w0eoner, deor. So. ~; ,GIOsopsiilo \ c
l5%1 5@Se{ ky 4 MaS arm 21s* Y Va
M,,gim'G; ,,,, Iohn =; .rGnt Royal Va
Mct,s. .,ames i. Richlqnds. y. c.
Alternately. Thomas Jackson: Shelby.
nrin'ey. George C.. Mecluns. Va
blanchard, lanes Il; ,Nowhin, n. c.
n
Snc,,hoss. wl,olfori p: rarmvine. Va.
Shelton. notcrt. NIiauStand. X. c.
Jackson. samuel Roundhni. Va
W"a@ol o, ]os%"h , Efir nnf
Gresri", Avis -: Roanoke, Va.
Han. Roy g. P N,,..i. Va.
rogeprt, Folly ~ E'T' can@ord. \. c.
Mechanic.
Attl'isson Ira i; CISCO, Va.
Hcfncr. William E.i l.tncolnton, =. {.
nrieres Rooney y. COZ" "iiimsidc, y. c.
Cresl. chares " tisymn rl,e,, Va
Merritt Iohn = Mouni Giiiard. y. C.
Iarroil Cohsrt II: Fletcher. va.
,Mitchcii l@scnh ~, lester. y 6
Mag;Gs,oi Eng"rc u, Shssc CITY, Va.
i, fI.aT3 l'SwviIii ,ar, !, r"ir yS, Va,
Grc"ssn Charles q, Alexandria, Va.
~, James T. E!iilay. y G.
Shell taIcigh A.; Windsor, n. e.
rairctorh. iianry c. Roscboro y 8.
G.lespir,; hr,hqr y swords 4'resR, Va.
Gre~n Harold r Nerthsids. y. G.
H!i!oi;, Frank c. iumaIo Junction, Va.
, 81, VA. .r,, 49, ~, ~ . ,.,, -,
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Athletic League.
sIcrntinn I.cn-uc.

At Blues ATmory TUESDAY night
MCGh' Catholic Union vs. Richmond
Athletic Club. Y. NJ c. A. Vs. y NJ.
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Brin'cy. George G; McClung. Va.
l.

blanchard. James IL: Eowhill N g
Ch.naUlt. Charles p: Newton, Va
IIaNos. William II: Wallace. y. G.
Shcllhoss, Wexford d: Far,nvIlie. V;
Atkinson. John. Cold sboro. - 6.
shelton. EOucrt' h'laUstand y. G
JACKSON. Samuel; Rounihili Va.
Waddcll. Jos"nh f.: Fair Plnff, =. {.
.Nhn"". Oliver g Middiehruok. Va.
ciilHsrir. Avis -: Roanoke, Va.
Han. Eor G.; punsri. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30

y; Blues Armory next Thursday
evening Medical College OF Virginia
vs. Y. ~ c. y. Blues KS Church Hi
Athletic Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.

NCCNtchc01, FovAI IT: FrnnkTin, "a.
I.irutrnantR
lI"oin. Carl w: Petersburg. Va
Wagonor, Gcorwc a: Glbsopv!llc. y
Scryrnnts
Blanks. Raymond y. Accn. Va.
Rrirckmann. Carl r: Cl'fton\ ton. W
llrown, ncwcy 8. Mount Cll5k. n c.
Heath VIII. Winston Salem. y. G.
Mcraulny, John 81: Front Rovnl, Va
Williams. NJ Garrett: High Point, y {
Du"is. Dunk: Racfo-d y q
Nrtts. lanes l.: Richlande. -. G.
Alternately. Thomas Jackson: Shelby
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CASUALTY LISTS SHOW
3,274, With q DEAD
Uf This Number, Fourteen We're
Killed in Action and Twenty
Seven DiCd ut Disease.
2a7 ARE WOUNDED SEVERELY
REPORTS Also Show That ITO We're
Wounded With Degree Undc,cr-
mined, AMI f,SJ2 Are Reported
Slightly INJURED.

WASIINGTON. Jan 2s--Casualty lists
given our tn-Gay 10y The gommittce on Pub-
IT." Information show 32ii casualties. dI-
vidcd "a follows. .siHed i'm action IA: died
of accident AND other causes :: died 81
disease. -; dicU from wounds. IL. wouudcd
severely. 22. missing In action. is:
wounded tdcErcc unictcrmncd>. LILO:
wounded slightly. l.SU2.
Nrrinians aud North Carolinians In tho
lists arc:
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Hammons. George II: Rooms Path. Va
Haynes. william: rl?stercn. Va.
Fowler. Solon Nj Tabor y c
Nouck. Thomas r. Fleetwood. y c.
Jct"r. Milton r. Wcodfnrd. Va.
Ma honey. Andrew VI Richmond. Va
SNnnLnrl nrIM ', EmL.n.l- y @
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
that the hoard would lake up the

that the hoard would lake up the
question with the railroad adninis'fa'
ton Immediately, but any action prob.
ably will have 10 wait the return OF
Director General Hines next weeH
from an inspection trip IN the west
The presidents oablegram was ad'
dressed TO Secretary Rrdiield and IN
his absence the teSt Of Il was not
made public. Mr. Redield, after a
conference with Nf Peck, Assistant
Secretary Sweet and solicitor Thur
man. Clhltd the president last Ffi.
daE asking whether the board should
~ ont n existence because OF The re-
m,h oi tine railroad administration
to accept a new schedule OF steel
prices arranged with the industry, or
should continue quicscent until the
pfc,idcn, returned and new plan
oi action should be worked ou,.
The president, action IS accepted
generally as meaning that the policy
ot stdblll.ng price, BY agreed feduc'
ton, from war levels will be con
iiuucd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
German Mercantile Chief
F0resaW Disaster in War
Aims of Kaiser Wilhelm

copyflghl, 1919. by rubllc Ledger Co.
LONDON "A conversation which
a neutral diplomat had with Herr
liclnckcn, president OF the Nord-
DeutSchcr Lloyd company, during
the la,,cr's visit TO the Far East
toward the end OF 1910 may indicate
something Of what must have been
the feelings Of men like Balm and
hclnckcn when they we're compelled
10 support war which, at II, best,
could only win something they iep
was already almost within their
grasp.
The doplJmdt in question, whom We
will call =. and Herr lleineken
were staying a, the Peak hotel. Hong
kong, aud. while they were sitting
over coffee and cigars one evening
The diplomat took the opportunity to
question the great shipping magnate
about German trade prospects III the
Far East
Colossal, simply colossal" was
tn reply Quite beyond anything
had hoped ~ find VIII You please
take \ look at this2" And the Ger
man took from his pocket and un-
folded little publication called the
Daily Consular Reports, published by
the American State department a,
Washington Turning to report
written by the American consul gen
eral a, Nongkong, he pointed to a
table OF figures preceded by a para
graph of comment The table traced
the growth OF German trade from
year TO year. and showed in black and
white that 1t had now increased to
figures riyaling, and in some lines
even exceeding the corresponding
ones IN the column headed Great
Britain
Hal. Hong Kong Trade German.
Said Herr llcinckcn:
"Ihst is the one most significant,
thing ! have observed on my whole
Far Eastern tour. To appreciate
fully the weight Of !, YOU must con-
slider that not only is ilongkong a
British port. but that il is also a port
whose principal, almost It, only,
raison d'ctrc VS. commercial. And
now what do we see? Today, on the
evidence of the Official figures OF the
representative OF nation that spec
J. lise, III figures, Germany has some
thing like half OF it, trade. And next
year she will have more. ahd still
more the year after. What do you
think Of that"
p replied,
Il think, in the first place tina, il
seems rather effectively to dispose OF
Cermany's contention that she is not
enjoying the freedom OF the seas
and. in the second place. tina, it
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
(By Universal Scryice)


\ lONDON--A graphic story is re-
Nted respecting the inspiration for
Sir William "Opens now famous
painting. The Refugee"
(, The picture is said 10 be portrai,
1 Of Frieda Meter. young Hungarian
woman who made her way into the
I leRion occupied by the allies on the
I western front, captivated many
French and Belgian officers with her
! Beauty aud livcliness-and was tried
4 snd executed for being . German 'pyo
+, The story Is ascribed TO Robert
I Nichols, the young Vri,ish poet, who
4 gave the following account OF lrieda
Ni-'ers death scene.
"Under the mask OF refugee from
\ tiN despotism Of Hungarian rule,
Frieda Meter came to Belgium.
where for more than two years, al
though constantly under suspicion as
spy. she managed to evade arres,
The secret OF her success wa, the
! charm she exercised over the French
1 md Belgian officers. She was a raw
fishing beauty, with masses OF golden
h.ir and innocent blue eyes. There
! Fas not an officer with whom she
kss,. - contact ,,,ho did mt fall v;r
! tame II CONTACT WHO n,n no. 's'i VIC
' s'"' !" 'e' pe"''''''"s '"eo anu 'o''"
" Finally Detected.
I "But, as is true OF all spies, she
| finally overreached herself and drew
20 the notice OF the Intelligence de-
\ paftment evidence Of her operations
Too clear TO be misunderstood
"She was tried by military court
Ind ordered TO be shot at the dawn
, Of the following day. She accepted
she findings withou, emotion and
/. wi,hou, protest, bu, she said she had
4 sore rrnurs, 10 make az Nh. court
This was that she be permitted TO
! face her exeeu,ioners in a costume
: of her own choosing. The reque,,
was granted.
~ "The following morning Fricda
Meter was led into the courtyard OF
!. an ancient chateau and was confront,
ed by a firing squad commanded by
, an officer who. before her exposure
\ had long been an ardent admner.
n, Paced Fx.cutionsrs Mud,
e.. 49,. .,.u.,,;..., ,,a,, .,
/ ,h sne ,t, m"'' .,,.. "s ,v;,rn.d ,;,h % ,,'r ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Unnecessary,

"Oh, N.Y." yawncd the wife as hubby
pleaded with her 10 arise and prepare
his breakfast "you never lct me have
my beauty slccpw
"Bu' you don't need a beauty 8lccp.
dear" answered hubby
And It came 10 pass TINT wiley
quickly arose. and there have been no
more late breakfasts IN tia, household.
rycn unto this day-Iudge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Couldn't Be Happy.

"What are you grumbllng about"
said the city man to the discouraged
farmer you ought 10 be the happien
man in the world You own farm
and can spend your lie out IN the
open"
Mister" replied the farmer, all
I've got TO say 10 sou ~ that I'm not
rich enough 10 he happy on a farm
,ha, won, raise enough T. pay tic IN.
tereSt On the mortgage detroit Free
Press
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Sounds That Way.

This story relates 10 Walker d
Hines, neS director general Of the
railroad.
Apropos Of Mr. Mchdoo's message
TO the travelling public printed on the
back Of the menu card, waiter OBJ
served 10 patron.
Mr.. McAdoo done left NJ, railroad
Job and amt here no more
Hes in de moyin' picture business.
4,
Il hear, Mr Heinz is now our boss
Dcy say rs Heinz. de iiiy-seyen pick
lc man"--philadelphla Public Ledger