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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
RAPED TOWNS TO
 GET BACK STOLEN
 GUNS AND FINANCE

Continued 1roE: Page One)
 ranks were notably increased by the two Japanese delegates. Viscount Chinda and Ambassador Matsui, while General Bliss, MT Hoover and Rear Admiral GraysOn accompanied Presi- dent Wilson and Secretary Lansing. with Bernard M Baruch and Edward N. Hurley later added to the American representation.
 The British forces were similarly increased by Andrew Bonar Law and General Wilson, while France, besides Premier Clemenceau and Foreign Min ister PichOl. had its ministers of ma rine, commerce, finance and recon struction and Admiral de Bon, chief of the French naval staff
 Vittorio Orlando, the Italian pre- mier, was the only absentee having been called to Rome, but Baron Son nino. the foreign minister was present with General Robilant
 The scene was again interesting as the distinguished personalities gath cred. President Wilson mOtOred to the foreign office with Admiral Gray son and again carried his large leath- CT portfolio. while the British prime minister, Mr. Lloyd George, had with him his despatch case. Marshal Foch was puffing a large cigar as he ar rived, suggestive of General Grant
 Discuss Representation.
 The meeting was held in M. Pi- chon's private office. as the large Sale de ia Paix with its huge horse shoe table, still awaits the gathering of the full delegations. The session was protracted with indications that the new terms of the armistice were receiving very full discussion.
 At o'clock Marshal Foch and Gen eral Weygand, M. Klotz and the vari- ous military experts filed out Of the room. while the members of the inter- allied supreme war council settled down to a discussion of the diplomatic questions involved in the conference program, the first subject taken up being the representation of the ma tions at the peace conference.
 The session of the war council closed about 6:50 o'clock and M Clem- enceau was the first 10 leave the cOun- cil room. He was followed in order by Secretary Lansing, President Will son and the other delegates. PTesi- dent Wilson stopped for an instant at the exit while flashlight was taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14

Charges of speeding on the thor oughfare between Bisbee and Lowell were filed against E. Burgess and An thony Petsche, in Judge J. L. Win ters' court yesterday by Deputy Sher- if Jack Ryan.
 According to the charges Burgess was making a speed of 30 miles an hour while the limited speed on the thoroughfare is but 15 miles an hour. Petsche was charged with driving at a like rate of speed.
 Burgess was assessed a fine of S10. Petsche is yet to appear before Judge Winters to answer to the charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-14
MAKE YOUR SHOES
 WEAR LONGER

Ten months ago, w. H. Kelley, a lumber salesman of Omaha. had a pair of shoes re-soled with Neolin SOles. NIT. Kelley does much walking and has worn these shoes constantly. He says they are still good for another ten months of wear"
 Good shoe stores carry Ne6lin-soled shoes in many styles for men, women and children They cost you no more than shoes that give less wear. Ne6lin Soles are also available everywhere for re-soling. Remember-theSe sOles are created by science to be what scles should be. They are comfortable and waterproof-as well as long-wearing. They are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Akron. Ohio. who also make Wingfoot Heels-guaran- teed to outwear any other heels. neolin Soles
 rad art U. $.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
WORLDS BIG NEWS IN NUTSHELL

10 Rome for a conference with mem
bers OF his cabinet on Certain in,e -
rior and iofeign questions" according
20 a Paris dispatch II seems proba
bic, therefore. that the peace terms vii
10, be presented 10 the Austrian dele q.
CATION before Friday when the Italian
premier Is due 10 return TO Paris.
In view Of the fact ,ha, The settle
men, Of the Italian and Jugo- Slavic
claims to Fiume and parts OF Dalma-
tia are still not settled and that every
riior, has been made TO bring about
an agreement before the peace terms
are laid before the Austrian peace mis-
sion, II may be assumed that Slgnor
Orlando's flying trip TO Rome indi-
Gates some new development In the
work OF adjusting the situation. Ap-
parcntly Premier Orlando will, at the
most remain at Rome only a few
hours.
Judge Schumacher. who Represented
Tyrol on the Austrian peace delega-
ton, has returned to Vienna. !, is
stated in Paris adviceS. II is pointed
out that he was bitterly attacked by
the Italian and French press for his
activities against the Italians at TrIcst
where he was stationed during the
war. It is said that Chancellor Karl
Renncr. chief Of the Austrian mission
sent him back to Vienna in the inter
est OF harmony during the negotia
tons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21


The definite Siatemen, that Germany
will not sign the peace terms as they
were presented 10 her plenipolentiaries
al Versailles is made by the German
cabinet through the Associated Press,
Statements along a somewhat sim
liar line by President Ebert. Premier
Sohetcmlun and other Germans in
high places, have preceded this one.
Meanwhile. European dispatches show
that GcrmanyS representatives are still
endcaynring 10 secure notifications OF
these terms Thus another note was
sent Yesterday by the German peace
mission at Versailles TO the secretariat
OF The peace congress This is the
tenth communication forwarded to the
allies by the Germans since they re-
celyed the peace terms The contents
OF the note are not as yet known.
Today OF tomorrow the German rep.
teseniatiyes are expected 10 transmit
to the allies comprehensive state
ment on Gcrmlnys attitude toward
the peace treaty as whole, specifying
what points they accept and wha, they
desire TO have modified. The fifteen
day limit for them TO make known
their s,andpoln, expires Thursday Up
to yesterday, at least, the prevalent,
opinion in Paris seemed to be that
notwithstanding all their protests, the
Germans ultimately would sign the
treaty
Premier Orlando OF Italy. has gone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
nAWkER, BRITISH
AVIATOR, IS NOW
Believed DEAD
lcontlnvsd from Page u

Grace came word that the llandley-
Page super bomber would be IN the
air within ten days instead Of a fort.
night, as the assembling of this ma
chine /. being expedited
captain Aloott Of the Anglo.Ameri.
can team. which will attempt a flight
In a Vimy bomber, expects the latter
machine TO reach here tomorrow OF
Friday While here he will use as his
base the Mount Pearl plateau air
drome vacated by llawker. Flying
light 10 lafhor Grace hc will there
take on full load OF S5S gallons OF
gasoline before hopping Off" III,
plane will have range OF 2,440 miles
Captain Alcot said today tina, he
would carry as liie-sving equipment
only an inilatable vest, as he con'ld.
cred other contrlvanceS ot such doubt
iul value that he would not burden his
machine with them
Regarding the fate Of Iiawker and
Crieve, some ot the airmen here be-
lieye the SopwI,h collapsed within a
shor, time after leaving 81, Johns and
that the wireless failed The opinion
is gaining ground that field ice and
icchergs extending for one hundred
miles off the coas, may have affected
the work Of the engines through the
intense cold congealing the OIL. The
American aifmcn who ilew 10 Ire.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
Sherman Prepares
PROPOSAL on LEAGUE

WASHINGTON, MAY 2l-Sena-
tor Sherman, republican, OF Illinois,
announced today that on Friday he
would introduce a resolution in the
senate proposing The separation Of the
covenant OF the league OF nations
from the peace treaty The senator
plans to speak on his resolution and
Senator Reed, democrat. OF Missouri
another opponent OF the league plan
also expects to speak at that time.
Senator Sherman's resolution would
declare it the sense OF the senate
that the treaty and the covenant be
considered separately so as to afford
opportunity for a vote on each.
The addresses by Senators Sher-
man and Reed will be the first on
the revised covenant at the extraor
dinary session Of the senate
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ITS TOO late
TO DODGE BLAME"
clEmEmCEAu SAYS
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'S""''""ou WoW Paue ~
rcparatlon' and the reply by Premier
Clcmeneeau, pfesiden, OF the confer
encc.
The German note reads
AT Versailles, May lJ, 1919
TO his excellcney NJ. Clemen-
ceau. president OF the peace confer
cnce
Sir: In the drai, Of the peace
treaty submitted TO the German dele
gates, par, VII. concerning fcpara.
ton begins with Article q. which
reads a. follows.
The allied and associated gov.
ernmentS affirm and Germany ac-
ccpS the responsibility OF Germany
and her allies for causing all the
loss and damage TO which the allied
and associated governments and their
nationals have been subjected as a
consequence OF the war imposed up
on them by the aggression OF Ger
many ard her allies.
Disclaim Responsibility.
Now the obligation TO make rep
araiIon has been accepted by Ger
many by virtue OF the note from Sec
retary Of State Lansing, Of Noyem-
bcr 5, 1918, independently OF the
question OF responsibility for the
war 'Bie German delegation cannot
admit that there could arise out oi
a responsibility incurred by the for
mcr German government IN regard 10
the origin Of the world war any
right for the allied and associated
powers 10 be indemnifed BY Ger
many Tor losses suffered during the
war
The representatives OF the allied
and associated states have. more.
over, declared several times that the
German people should not be held re-
'ponslblc Tor the faults committed hy
their governments The German peo-
pie did not will the war and would
not have undertaken a war of ag-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
Dam IS NOT LEAKING,
JOE PATTERSON SAYS

Statements to the effect that the new
Yatcrworks dam is leaking were de
med tins morning by Commissioner Joe
Patterson and w. Chris,oiSen, super,
nicndcnt in the employ of the Ambur-
sen Construction company. In sub
sanitation Of his claim Commissioner
Patterson accompanied the other COM
mssioncrs 10 the dam at noon today
for the purpose Of inye'tigating the
alleged leak
In a communication to the commits
sioncrs yesterday, b. NJ. Hart, super.
vslng engineer said the Ambursen
company was performing work at the
dam IN satisfactory manner and that
he had no fau, to find He suggested
The construction OF a concrete core
wall from the west end OF the dam TO
the embankment-a distance OF eighty
'eet The communication was referred
to the committee OF the whole for fur
iher investigation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
TWO

10 believe that america desires 10 havt
the peace condition. count ~ Presi'
dent Wilson's fourteen points.
"Tha, is our demand. TO which We
cling. and we cannot imagine what
argument from the American side
would be effective against H."
In President Wilson's message to
congress OF Dec. I, 1917, no passage
can be found in textual agreement
with the quotation IN the cabinet state
meni. The quotation appears 10 be 4
condensation from the following pass
age in the message in question
1--WE can do this concentrate on
the prosecution OF the task OF winning
the war with all the greater real and
enthusiasm because VIC know that for
Us this is war OF high principle, dc
based by no selfish ambition OF con
quest oi spoliaiion. II Is he
cause II is for rs war OF high, DIS
interested purpose, IN which all the
free peoples OF the world are banded
together Tor the vindlca,ion OF right,
war for the preservation OF our
nation and OF all that it has held dear
principle and Of purpose, that we
feel ourselves doubly constrained to
propose Tor is outcome only that
which is righteous and Of irreproach-
able intention for our foes as well as
for our friends. The cause being just
and holy the settlement must be OF
like motive and quality. For this We
can fight, hut for nothing less noble
or less worthy Of or traditions"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
WAR FUND PLEDGES
have NW Been PAID

Approximately Is percen, Of the
amount pledged BY Oklahoma City to
the United War Work fund re-
mains unpaid. according to V. Y
Harris. county treasurer. Notice from
national headquarters was received
yesterday, asking that all records be
preserved and stating that as the
campaign was under government SUI
peryision an audit will probably be
made
The unpaid pledges arc in the hand'
OF collectors and a special drive to
clean up the records will be made i'm
mcda,ely When the audit is com
rlc,ed a list OF delinquent pledges will
he compiled and published, Harris
said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
HOUSE DEBATES
RESOLUTION FOR
Equal SUFFRAGE
Continued from Page ~

though by small margin over the
necessary two-thirds majority.
Representative Mann OF Illinois, re-
publican. chairman OF the house sui
iragc committee, was in charge o,
the resolution today. while Repre-
sentative Saunders OF Virginia, dem.
ocra, was regarded as the opposition
leader The resolution was reported
iavorably yesterday at a hasty meet
ing OF the committee with republican
leaders arranging 10 give i, righ, OF
way today 1t was pointed out that OF
}04 members OF the last house
20i had previously voted Tor The reso-
luton, 100 against, and ono not yot-
ing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
Thousands of Tons of Silver
Bars, Piled in Trains Like
Brick, Shipped Without Loss

WASHINGTON May 2l.-Now that the government has
pcted It's wartime shipments TO India Of silver from melted dollars
Director OF the Min, Baker has disclosed thousands OF
the metal hauled from the Philadelphia mint San Francisco
special trains guarded by armed without loss Of and
without general knowledge Of the procedure
Eighteen of these treasure train, made the the continent
the twelve months ended last April 2j with the silver like big bricks
red high each Of the five express composing special train
Two with automatic pistols their hips and sawedo hogunS
their laps each guarded the Of
me white bars from train to ship San Francisco
Each silver brick weighed about ~ pounds and worth 100
nd each carried between $SODGU and S0OU0 bricks
Guarded shipments OF silver dollars also made from the United
treasury Washington and from the New Orleans
Philadelphia These dollars travelled Of 1000 each
and handled much like bags of except that armed
always More than 26OC0OO silver dollars melted
and shipped India during the year demands
Or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

greHion They have always remained
convinced that this war was for
them a defensive war.
Differ as TO Wars Origin.
The German delegates also do not
share the view OF the allied and as
Noclated governments in regard TO
the origin OF the war. They cannot
consider the former German gov
crnment as tie party which was sole
" or chiefly to blame for the war
The draft OF the treaty Of peace
transmitted by YOU contains no facts
IN support OF this view; no proof on
the subject is furnished therein. The
German delegates therefore beg you
to be so good as to communicate to
them the repor, OF the commission set
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
M0SLEM FAITH
TO Be SPARED
Sultan May Continue as
Religious Head,

PARIS, May 2l-Great Bri,ain's
desire that semblance OF the Turkish
empire be preserved in order to avoid
religious complications such as nigh,
be brought about through Mussulman
dissatisfaction, IS causing continued
discussion IN peace conference circles
OF plans by which this end might be
effected,
1t is understood tina, the plans in
their present aspect provide for the
sultan remaining in Cons,an,inoplc as
head OF the Moslem faith but with
only nominal TEMPORAL authority.
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up by the allied and associated gov
ernments for the purpose OF estab
fishing the responsibility for III,
authors OF the war.
Pray accept. Mr.. President, tn,
assurances OF my high consideration
(SignedO
"BROCKDORFF- -RANTZAu."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
(Ry The AssocInted PreMl }

VERSAILLES. May 2l,-The Ger
man peace delegates apparently have
their counter-proposalS on the way to
completion for Submission 10 the al
lies Thetc are no evidences of the
hurried and intense activity, such as
marked the first few DAYS of their
stay at Versailles and the night shifts
OF sscnographcrs have been abandoned.
The leading delegates have indicated
no intention Of asking an extension OF
lime beyond May p
Count Won Brockdorii Ran,lau
head OF the delegation yesterday re.
pues,ed passports for a delegation o.
four persons to proceed to Holland
in connection with arranCcmsrtS II
food supple for Germany His re
quest was granted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
what 4. Spring Fever"

II is simply low Vitality, a lack OF
Energy caused by impurities in the
blood. GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC restores Vitality and Energy
by Purifying and Enriching the
Blood. You can soon feel its Strength
enng, lnyigorating Effect. Price COc.
(Ady !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

passey from Rockaway, N. Y. found
that this condition caused then
serious inconvenience, disturbing q
their engines, some OF, which virtually
burned out from this cause, ACCORDING
to Officers aboard the United State
supply ship Prairie.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

GENEVA. May 10-The Swiss tele-
graph agency says it learns tina, the
allied and associated governments on
Monday demanded to know of the
Swiss federal council it the council
was ready to take rigorous measures
concerning the oppication of the
blockade il Germany should refuse to
sign the peace 'rca'v
This means" says the 'egraph
agency, that the HES desire to
know whether Switzerland rill T.
sent to prohibit all exports from and
imports into Germany except those
permitted by the allie during the war.
The object OF the allies is 70 avoid
Misunderstanding about future re-
sttict0nS on eNpurAuops INTO SW tie
erlard IN the event Of the Germans de-.
clnlng TO sign the peace treaty The
federal authorities are examining the
note and will reply to it shortly"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
Secret Sessions
Held by Cabinet


BERLIN. Monday. May Dbl
igcnt inquiry in official quarters and
IN political circles mp until 8 o'clock
tonight, failed TO reveal any clue as
10 the nature or contents Of the Ger
man reply which is TO be presented
at Versailles on Thursday.
Secret Session Held.
The peace commission OF the ma
tonal assembly met with the cabinet
at o o'clock this evening, the session
being under guard and held in strict
est secrecy. Even members of par
lament not belonging tc the commit
tee were barred. Hernhard Dern-
burg and Herr WiSSel, minister Tor
social policy who have returned
from Spa, participated IN the dis
cuSsion. The government today an
nourccd that forecasts OF the Ger
man reply sent out by several for
egn correspondents were wholly
without foundation and were based
on individual conjectureS.
To Gtress a Points.
Such comment as it was possible
TO adduce IN official quarters per
mi,S the inference that the German
reply. viii basically undersoore the
contradiction alleged by Germany be-
tween the terms Of peace and Pres
ident Wilson's program which it will
be said was accepted in good faith
by both parties as a basis Tor nego-
tatiou
The German peace mission a. Yer
sallles, viii, in the course OF the mex,
few days transmit series OF i'm
pottant note dealing with issues in
yolycd ON the eastern frontier, in
Alsace Lorraine and occupied terri
tory, the size OF the indemnity, the
manner Of us payment and the at
titude OF the hostile countries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage Licenses.
Glenn l. Smith ~ Years old and
Minnie NJ McAlrine, q pears old, both
OF Oklahoma City
Births
Mr.. and Mrs A r We9thersbce. sl3
East Elder street. boy
Mr.. nnd Mrs Pink Stuhh. GEO North
Kate street girl
Mr.. and Mrs George Wise, i2l North
Philips street, girl
Mr. and Mrs Boone Keeton. 1920
West Twenty-ninth street girl
Mr.. and Mrs Frank " Brewer. ll2i
North shnrtel avenue. girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W Moore, 1000
East Fifth street. boy
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Mayo. 12O
West Choctaw street, boy
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w owen. as East
l. avenue. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Goucher. 5il
West Main street. girl.
Desths
Charles A. Arnold. Oklahoma City.
Infant son OF Mr. and Mrs J. NJ.
Riddles. i23 West Eighth street
Infant son Of Mr. aud Mrs. w. r
Hawkins. ili Fast A avenue
Louise Morris. Grand avenue and
BroadvAy
Building Permits.
J. T. Borecky, dwelling, 50i West
Pine street. $1,000
J. r Borecky. dwelling. b06 West
pipe street 81 900
Glenn Williams. dwelling. 2iis West
c avenue. 300
Nichols 4 V,sndler. dwelling, ,o5
Weet Twentieth street. $500
w. q. FELTON,, dwelling. ia:i East
\ TN Tleya, shed. ~ West Seventh
~ u.t~ -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
The FRIEND
MAKING
Tube
Twice as Popular
in Last Six Months

\ UTO OWNERS bought first one
IA tube, then another-until they dis
covered the Buckskin tube. 1t made
friends with them right off. Twice as
many Buckskins were bought during
the past six months than during any
other similar period!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21
FIVE ARMY PLANES
REACH KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY MAY 2l-The
squadron of five army airplanes fly
ing from Dallas TO Boston, arrived
here today from Topeka. Kan The
planes are to remain here until Sun
day.
A seventh plane the aviators say. is
expected TO arrive here tomorrow
making a direct flight from Fort
Worth. Texas.
The pathfinder plane arrived yes
tcrday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-21

The expenditures year of the
United States reclamation service are
about AOOO0OO.