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.: d., Irish Point Curtains
wv -~~o Point Curtains yards long in wide
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Evening star., 1919-11-30
30cleK
Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

Mrs. Stephen c. Rowan. wife of
Commander Rowan, U. S. NJ, left
Washington last week to join her
husband at his station, at New Lon
don, Conn.
Evening star., 1919-11-30

Commander Bryson Bruce, T. S. n,
who recently left Washington, has
arrived for duty at the Mare Island
navy yard, Calf. where he has been
detailed to duty in the machinery di-
vision.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
.CLYMER BEFORE
SECRET SENATE
SCHOOL PR0BERS
Mathews 10 Appear Before
Committee This Afternoon,

" u Matthews. state commissioner
OF ,har,ic, and corrections. who has
been under ilrc aS result ot The
Times expose OF conditions at the
girls state industrial home here is
tn appear before the senate inycStigat.
ing committee at the capital late this
afternoon for the iits, time.
Following the taking OF testimony
from Mr. Mathews. the senate COM
m,iee is expected 10 prepare its re-
port for submission 20 the senate The
report may be made tomorrow, &C
cotdlng 10 members OF the committee
What action. it any, will be taken
hy the committee against DR.. Cyril
Clymcr, the home physician. today ap-
pcared problcma,ical as result OF a
secret session Of the committee las,
night at which DR.. Clymer testified
Evidence which the committee has
may be submitted TO Robcr, Burns
county attorney, for such disposition
as he sees fit relative to DR.. Clymcr
one member OF the committee said TO.
dav.
Other members were Of the opinion
that Clymer had conducted himself
we'll before the committee and that
he had done as much a, the home a,
he had been engaged 10 do.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Simms Back
To County
Jail Again


With Chcvcr.c'l.an grace and d
.aug ,ro.d 'ha, va, 't- envy ~ every
man 10 'ac place + y S,mm', la'e'y
~ Rig We.trru OI ard Gas oom-
gan, and Empire Brokrrag. o1mpaos
lang walked maicsurally 20 no.
'a.ar,,s apartment ~ the ~ banker,
and promoter, fow IN the county JAIL
and for the third time 90 700, bret
tu' spectacular financial career seated
himself and proceeded 20 make him.
,c'i az home shortly before noon to-
dat
Sirms va, arrested on august p
40 federal charge OF using the mails
q, dcifaul llc vas again arrested
IN November ~ iar alleged violation
oi the Mann act and was indicted
On both charge,
Alter langu,h'ug in the county
receptacle ior uuwary 90 magnate'
~lmms managed 70 make a $500
bond, covering both charges III,
bondsmcn later surrendered hn, and
he was again east INTO the bdStle
Finally he made bond agaiu.
Rober, ZONES. wealthy farmer, this
morning. however. dcclied that he
could use his $500 liability to better
advantage. and the unllcky Simm'
vas again given up to Justice Iht
former oil man will make his hom'
at the county calahooSc until some
body else with $500 and a desir
10 emulate Steve Brodie shows up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
BOARD WILL DISCUSS
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS

The city board of education Will
me-, ,onigh, to consider and discuss
plans for building two junior h,gh
,choolS in Oklahoma City, The plan
was proposed last night AZ the reRu-
ar meeting of the board and the
PREVIOUS building program amended to
include the new schools. II IS
though, that the proposed bond issue
should be increased to SOOOOO to
,oyer the expense OF the work.
Congestion a, the high school here
made some such arrangement impera-
tive, according to J. A. Whi,eiotd
city superintendent Details OF the
measure provide for the building in
m, northeastern and one in the north
western par, of the city, The exact
location of the buildings and the minor
details OF the plan have no, beer
p~~orkrd out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
bOCHES intend
TO CRAB RUSSIA,
ALLIES Warned
Brother Of Former Gar
ForeSeeS Move,

PARIS. Feh. 4-Thc former Grand
Duke NcNandcr Michaealoyi,ch.
brothcr-in-law Of the former Russian
emperor, who has arrived in Paris.
declares that mot for political pur-
poses, but To- make known the truth
about Russia he says IN an interview
N the Ml,in that the allies must
beware OF Germany in Russia
III you do not intervene now he
declared. "be sure that Germany will
intervene in hcr own time That peo-
pie, which now is at your rArcy, hides
within itself hate whic" will lind
rs first revenge in Russia 1t remains
to be seen ii the nations will not have
dealt themselves a mortal blow by
hc'lt2ing too long to cleanse the Rus
sian sore which threatens to contain,
mate the whole world"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04

Of MATHEWS
CONSIDERED
"LcakS' from investigating
Committee Hint Action,
WAVING RIGHTS REFUSED
Commissioner Won't Talk 10
Committee Save as Officer


'"'''''''"' '.'. '''I''. ."h'N' ii.
rc,Irg, will .r brought against IS
g. Narra. ua,e ,1mm,. ,9rer .,
..,,,.. ,rI .,.,,.o .,
''''.''''"'I a. VIC ''F''.' ''l' morn
'ng when the committee hra!cd JOS
" v. Robertson Otahuu, county
,,,,,,,,,,,. ,...b, o.. .,...,.....
""..
The secrecy surrounding 'Fe luFes
'lgltiop wa, maintained ,'.ushuu'
,,,,, ,,,,,,y int. ia. conditions. a,
..., ,',.,, 49,, .,
''"'' '''"'''' ''' ''''' .'' ''"".
rom me committee gave me iui"'us
lion tina, Mathews had requested that
L. - .u.I - II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Rather jolly,
This Walking,
Eh, 0ldDear?
London Tied Up by Strike,
Thousands SIOg Way
10 Work,

LONDON Feb. 4-Proiiting by lis
experience on Monday when the city
awoke to find transportation ham
pered by the strike in the tubes.
! ondon started early TO work today
BY daybreak the streets were well
filled with men and women walking
from the suburbs and the buSSeS when
they started at 7 o'clock were
crowded Amos, everyone carried a
tube striker who was urging the gitl
conductoreSses to strike, but up to the
pycscn, ,heS, efforts have been with.
out success.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
MEASURE IS
. GIVEN HOUSE
As WRIT TEN
Nothing Has Happened TO
Change Policy,
N ESSAGE KEPT SECRET
More Than Domestic Matters
involved, Report

WN,IIEI1DN Icb lr,J
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n.',t,, ,h,,e.y,,r r,n,,rur,,on n,,.
ar,m Tb,s w,. di,rlo.,d ,,I,y IL,
1L,,,,r p,Jo,,, n, ,h. committee
~, ,L, L,,.. h.g,, confederation ni
,L. i7;nnror0 annual p,,,l ,opro.
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W, p,i.., ,,,I Il r,tl,y,,r
..n, g.. Ls n,,,,Ier, ,,"r p,,,. n
So. D,n,.l, ,,,,,, ,o,b,rg had
n,,,,,eI ,,cr ,b.f, IN change IN,
,,,',,,,,r.t,,,o,. bc m,Ir IN In, An.
,n,i ws.,,". :, c,r,,c,.
Th. ,,..!,,. v,, trough, - ,h, At.
,.,,,o, .i IN. r,mmi,,ec by Mr.
n~.n,sI ~ "
.S "Tb. ,,.,;J,r, va, y,rv earnest
p.n,.,.n,,,;y, p,dgr,t ,ud and yer,
;n.,,,.r, ,b,, ,bs ,br,e ,ear prosrau
:. c,,,,.d .,"
Ns p,Jg,,, ,.iu,.d 10 max, nubli,
,h. ,.,,,,a'r and i,w,, under 4 cross.
a.. ~ nr,,,,on. from republicans tina,
s. ,.,.,,.J ~ r,J :, .. .rbo,rre
g.,,,scn,,,ive Graham of Illinois
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04

|, is usually March before the
Belleau wood are gay with nodding
flowers. but now the poor, bombed
crushed and broken trees are gar
landed with the strange smoke like
wreath OF the cema,s and the ptickly
leaves OF the holly are green and
shi and the miS,le,oe CLEANS white
like the ghost OF some dead flower
II is as II the whole iores, were
draped in funeral flowers in honor Of
the brave dead asleep so deep, so
deep, in the broken earth below.
In Bslleau Wood.
II was in Belleau wood that the
American boys first rushed into the
open and chased the fleeing foe and
many vt our blood lie buried on the
edpe " Nc wood
II is such a Quict, pretty little grove
Of trees. The Place of the Ameri-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04

cans, as the peasants are beginning
to call it, Just such stretch OF up
land forest as we have in a thousand
little pleasure parks at home.
But, oh, below at the edge OF the
wood. the rows and rows Of graves
where our boys lie asleep in far aud
foreign land.
Rows OF Graves.
They look so strange, these rows
Of graves, especially from a distance
There is broad squat wooden cross
a, the head of each grave ant a, the
top OF the cross is round disk
which tells the name OF the man,
his company and regiment, and sol. g.
thing in the shape of hose disks and
in the proportions OF the old squat
crosses makes them look no, like
crosses bu, like little round laced
children standing with wistiul trust
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04

iccting ihc war department including
uuc thar General tfuNicg had been
fcWmauicl Tor expressing h, view,
before a congregational committee
It va, ,aid at the department, that
the i,lc, showed letter, exchanged be.
tween Secretary B1kcr. General
March and General Grove der dealing
Nith difference, Of opinion regarding
'hc draft program. but ,ha, there had
been no fcprimaui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
SovietS Offer
To Meet Allies

PARIS, Feb 4-Thc Russian
soviet government will take all
measures TO bring about an agree
men, with the entente, according to a
wireless message sent out from Mos
COW on Sunday |, complains that the
holShcyist authorities had received
no formal invitation" to the Princes
islands conference, the only word re
gardlng II being wireless message
Containing press news"
The wireless message from Moscow
was addressed TO Berlin, Paris and
everywhere"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
RETURNED SOLDIER
WEEDS FORMER Wife

That their pas, differences were all
forgotten when he returned from a
training camp wa. the assertion OF
Guy {. McWilliams, and Mrs Edith
McWilliams, when they applied for a
license 10 marry late Yesterday The
couple were divorced more than a wear
ago before McWilliams was called
into army service. lie was formerly
salesman here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
SlNGLETARY HOPES
FOR ROAD SUCCESS

The Oklahoma Good Roads aSSo-
citation is not daunted by obstacles
confronting passage OF the bill pro-
viding kor a SSO0000oO bond issue
for building hard-suriaced roads IN
the state, according TO statement Of
X, A, Single,ary, manager this morn
ing.
"rhe association is optimistic about
the proposition and still believes the
legislature will pe, together on safe,
sound bill to give the people state
wide system OF hard-suriaced roads
tina, will meet the approval OF the
people when called upon TO vote" he
said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
HUNS PLAN TO
SAVE WILHELM
Societies Are Being Formed
10 Thwart Allies,

AMSTERDAM, Feb Societies
to save the kaiser from being handed
over to the allies are being organized
m Germany. according TO the Nolks
Ici,ung OF Osnabruck.
Ethel Frederick. second son OF the
former emperor. is said to have writ
ten a letter TO Premier Ebert, demand.
ing that the government asSiS, in the
plan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
ILLICIT STILL
NEAR new YORK
Three Alleged "MoonSbin-
erS' in Custody

NEW YORK, Feb. I --Disco,cry
OF an Illicit still where vast quatiu.
ties of moonShne whisky and alco-
hol were being manufactured va,
made today at Valley Stream, Long
Island, abou, sixteen miles from New
York, according to local agent, Of The
federal internal revenue service.
Three alleged moon,hners were ar.
rested
The plant was found II was said.
IN oooperage factory. Revenue Of
icers located pipes leading IN ~
enormous underground tank whiso
was filled with liquor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
12-A VITAllzATl0N
AGAIN POSTPONED

Ni,aliza,ion % Campbell RusSelis
PA was further postponed by the
house upon oon,cnlng this afternoon
when the committee on revenue and
taxation reported uniayorahly upon
two bill, which would put PA into
effect.
Representative Johnson then moved
that the bills be printed despite the
committees reports and put on The
calendar, hut upon roll call the
house defeated 1t by vote OF 10 20 d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
John CONNALlY TO
Be FIRE MARSHAL

John Connally, Oklahoma City in
surance man and prominent in state
politics, was appointed state fire
MARSHAL this morning by Governor
Robertson, succeeding c. c, Ham
nonds, who has held the position for
Ugh, years. Connally will also be a
member of the state insurance board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Reno After Big Fight.

CARSON CITY, New. Feb An
amendment to the Nevada boxing law.
which would allow twenty-five round
contests. was introduced in the as
sembly OF the Nevada legislature yes
,erday This is the first step on the
par, Of the state to bring the Willard
Dempsey fight to Reno.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Merchant Sailors
Must Be Swimmers

WASHINGTON. Feb. : \mcri,an
muChau, sailors muS, pass swimming
test, before getting their degrees. the
shipping board notified It, merchant
marine schools TO-DAY swimming les
sons will be supplied
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Cedtic Bf,pss J.5O7.

NEW YORK. Feb. i-BrinRinG
he Fourty-fourth and Six,ieth regi-
nents, coast artillery corps oi the
regular army, and lSs casuals and
nurses and civilians--3.S07 in all--,he
transport Cedric arrived here today
from BIss,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04

ee-"'t WA ~ stcis's s'~psp-s S~ssss
LOCAL roRecAsr-Falr weather to.
MONT and wednesday, somewhat warm.
er Wednesday,
STATE FoREcAsr-ronlght and
Wednesday fsIri somewhat warmer
Wednesday,
kANsAs-FsIr tonight and probably
Wednesday, rising temperature Wed.
resdsy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
$4,000 ASKED
FOR BUILDINGS
At ACC|E SCHOOL


Appropriations OF $4,000 for new
buildings at the Oklahoma A and VI
college were asked Of the senate com
m.t,cc on appropriations roday hy J
" Can,well, president OF the college
A home economies building for the
women at tho school, an admlnl,,ra
ton building and a library are IN,
principal new buildings which Cant
well seeks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
SENATE WILL
SEEK SOVIET
FACTS IN j. 8.
OISL0YALTY IS CHARGED


Wl>U%G1DN. lcb : Nhcr
extended arI ,.e.ru, orD.i,m ly
several -ua'or at alleged hwlc,,
tNr ,nl's today adopted
a resolution extending tine power, e
'hc senate committee investigating
Grmau propaganda TO inquire INTO
other ar.l,Itte, which u $50, charged.
sought the "cr'hr.N Of the govern
mcu'
In the senate Senator Kellogg ot
Minnesota. declared propaganda was
being carried ON by an active cor.
seeking 10 overthrow the
government hy violence
Senator Mycr, Of Montana. rci,cr.
d,cd criticisms made Yesterday by
Senator Thoma, ot Colorado, OF \
public meeting held ~ Washington
'hsater Sunday IN which the Russian
bol,hev,N government wa, reported
praised and which was attended u
several member, OF the house.
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Senator lhomi' interrupted S1na-
tor kelloggs statement, o. name the
industrial workers oi the world as an
active lawlcss organization, Senator
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
FL OVERS DOM IN BELLEAU
las OUR BOYS SLEEP THERE
BY WINIFRED BLACK.


PARIS Feb The Mh'G' are bloom in ge wood again Pink and white and del cate pale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Cantwell "To Task"

The last legislature appropriated
10000 for new buildings at \ and
NJ. college Some OF the member, ui
the senate committee today sought 90
take President Can,well to task be.
cause OF the fact that contract VA
awarded on an armory and gymnasium
at the school at a cost of $lO3"
wher the appropriation for that pur
pose was only $1,000
Increased COS, OF building mate
ralS due TO the war resulted ln Si02.
90 being the lowest possible hld.' Mr.
Cantwell said. The school IS willing
to make up the extra SOO0'
Don't YOU know that 8, IS an oi
tense in this state 10 create de
iiciency as YOU have done 10 'hlS IN
stance" Senator ! | Mglu'o,i
asked
"Ncs. know that hu, also know
that i, is wonderfully d,,rcglrIcd,
Mr. Cantwell said
Governor Didn't Act
"Bu, there is way TO obtain a DE
iiclency by having It certified by ,h
governor" Mcintosh said 'D,d go,
attempt to have tins DONE
"No. We did not" Mr. tantwcll said
81 believe We should make an cN
ample OF YOU by requiring the Schoo
to get this 5000 from some .othc
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-30
Officer Describes How American
and British Aviators Held
Off Superior Forces.
-FOUR MACHINES ATTACK 20
Interesting Account Of an Exciting
Aerial Combat During the Late
War-sattie Enemy for
Several Hours.

WushingtOn.-One of the most In
teresting accounts OF an aerial combat
In the late war was made public re-
Gently by the navy news bureau. which
has headquarters in the navy depart
ment III Washington.
The story is told In the report Of
Ensign Il. b. Keyes OF the United
States Naval Flying corps to Admiral
Sims. and relates how four British
seaplnnes operated by American and
British aviators fought 20 German mn-
chimes several hours In defense of u
British plane that had been forced to
descend to the water for repairs.
Ensign Keyes was the front gun
layer of one of the machines, In which
Lieutenant Galvayne of the British
Royal Air force WAS second pilot. In
his report the aviator snys:
'Our three machines from Felix
stowe rose from the water at noon.
circled into patrol formation, and pro-
ceeded along the coast to Yarmouth.
Here we were Joined by two more
planes. At one o'clock the squadron
turned east. Soon we perceived the
Dutch coast and followed the sandy
beaches Of Texolt and vlieland islands
until we came to Terschelling.
sIehted German Planes.
AT Terschelling We veered west.
but we soon had to turn back because
one machine (EntOn's) had come to
the water with a broken petrol pipe.
We circled it. and Is minutes later
sighted Ave German planes steering
west. which would soon bring them
upon us.
Lieutenant Galvnyne was seated
near the wheel. His duty was to
kneel with eyes above the cowl and
direct the pilot. I was in the front
cockpit. with one gun and 400 rounds
of ammunition. In the stern cockpit
the engineer and wireless ratings were
to handle three guns.
I'VE took battle formation and went
forward to meet the enemy machines.
but when almost within range they
turned and ran away from US. At
once we gave chase. but soon found
that they were too fast.
I'VE had chased these planes to keep
them away from the machine on the
water. which otherwise would have
been shot to pieces. Finding now that
they could keep out Of our range, we
turned back and again circled the dis
abled plane.
"SoOn the enemy once more came
close, and we gave chase a second
time But instead of five machines.
as before, there were only four.
suddenly we discovered that large
number of hostile planes were steering
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-30
ENSIGN TELLS OF
SEAPLANE FIGHT

toward us, not in the air with the four
planes, but very close to the water.
Ten machines were in this group. but
they were Joined in a few minutes by
five more.
1--WE swung into battle formation
and aimed for the middle of the fleet.
When I'VE were nearly within range
four planes on the port side and five
on the starbOard side rose to our level
of 1.5OO feet. Two planes passed d.
rectly beneath us. shooting upward.
Firing was incessant from the begin
ming, and the air seemed blue with
tracer smoke. The Germans used ex-
plOsive bullets. l gave most Of my
time to the four planes on our port
side, because they were exactly at our
level and within good range. about
200 yards.
'Once I looked round and noticed
that Lieutenant Galvayne was In a
STOPPING position. BY bending lower
l discovered that his head was lying
In a pool Of blood.
From this time on I have no clear
idea of just what our maneuvering
was. Evidently we put up running
fight. steering east. then circling. Sud
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1919-10-30
HEARTBURN
Caused by
Acid-St0n1ach

That bitter heartburn. beichinE. food
repeating. Indigestion. bioat after eating
all caused by acid stomach But they
only nrst symptnms-danxer signals to
warn you OF awful troubles II not stopped.
Headache. biliousness. rheumatism. sciaticA.
that tired. listleas feeling. lack of energy.
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