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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Next Move Uneertain.

II is difficult to forecast wha, line
oi action will be taken ~ the event
Of breakdown N the Princes Is
land proposal, for the powers them
selves do no, know.
+. y. Hurley. chairman of the
United States shipping board, de
voted the major par, Of his speech
before the Nolney club, 20 this sub
jec, Significantly taking II Tor
granted tha, no amount Of indemni-
ties woyid prevent Germany from
again betqming formidable trade
competitor. he urged ihe allies no,
"a lose time IN putting in order their
own arrangements for raw materials
There was, he said. urgent need tha,
such materials should be sold TO all
nations OH equality. and AZ fair prices,
and tina, shipping should he furnished
Co transport them at equitable rates
The European social fabric. i, is
pointed out by other observers. is
threatening to be dangerous. II is
the menace OF the spread OF organized
anarchy from eastern Europe; there
is nearer a, hand the threat OF indus
trial unrest. which in the majority
ot the allied countries. is coming OBJ
viously to the surface. and though
this unrest springs from sources dii-
ierent from those OF bolshcvism, /,
obviously presents fertile ground for
the culture OF the germs OF bolshev-
ism. Hence. the opinion grows that
the s,emming OF bolshevism and curb
. ing industrial unrest are cogna,e
questions and should be tackled to-
se,her by economic as much as by po-
li,ical weapons.
Must Stop Anarchy.
Toa great extent. the readjus,mcnt
OF the industrial mechanism must be
left to individual countries, but II is
iel, that having assigned special
committees to the consideration OF
more important specific problems be
fore il, the peace conference should
seek more comprehensively for means
Of protection against the spread OF
Russian anarchy in the new or revo-
lutionary nations in eastern central
Europe, A good deal is being done
in regard to Poland and other nations
in the south, but there remains, how
ever, the problem Of Germany, and
the way in which Mr.. Hurley appears
to take II for granted that Germany
is not to be projected into . state Of
commercial impotence, perhaps gives
the key to future decisions. In other
words, there is beginning 10 be a
strong feeling in quarters whose
opinions deserve credence, that the
peace conference will yet give seriou,
consideration - the question that tn.
time has come TO raise partially the
blockade OF Germany on the ground
that the best way TO secure Germany
from the danger OF bolshevism is to
allow her to secure her industries on
peace basis. AT present the
.~question of raising the blockade ha,
so far as food is concerned. remained
suspended largely because OF fears
that to allow the entry OF raw ma
terials would remove most potent
reasons Germany now has for heed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
One Year AGO Today in the Wa

Jan IT. 1913 fif'i announcement
that United state, troops were oo
cupying first line ,renghe, on the west
rrn front, British expedition ~ Pale,
tine penetrated Mukhma'. great war
plants m Germany reported tied up
by strike,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

time &c, me cbdm over But ] no
want 10 leave dot babee.
SAY who going to take care dot
babee' she demanded with fierce
uddcnntss.
(CopyrightJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Make Your Bowel, Behay,

Mako them function with gratifying
precision. II regulation ~ the diet does
not relieve their tofpidty Dr King
New Lif" pill- will They are perfect
bowel trainers. cleanse the system
surely. comfortably &c thdy)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
FiltY YeaIs Ago Today.

lSny-Chaflc, ! Dupont, who wilh
other members oi HI, family c'tdb.
ll,hcd great udustric, m Delaware
died At louyicrs. Del Bonn a'
Charleston. =. &. March ~. w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Histof,YR
Bits <sEsN
One Hundred Yean Ago To-day.

1919 The Western University -
Pennsylvania was organized AZ Pits
bufgh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Sty,niy.Dye Y,an Aso To-Day.

lSlI Count Hem dr Bertrand, q
French general Who accompanied Na-
poleon 10 81 Helena. died Born ~
i77i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
TwtnlY. five YtAf, Aso TODAY.

1904 Ten thousand rcfspn. were
rendered homeless by an earthquake
At Ionte
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Our Daily Birthday Party.

/anc trey. one oi the most success.
iul oi the Younger American novel
i,l,. born At Ianef,illc ONO. AycAr,
ago TODAY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
Linz. Wntih RrmtmheIina

The best way 10 keep good ayl, lu
memory :, 10 refresh them with ucw
lin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

Make the "Almghty Doliat" do the
the lorN work by giving 10 the Ar
mcnmn Relief Campaign. February
s ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

A wireless station. open TO the pub.
llr. has been opened m Terra del
IurRl-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

Graduating eseiC,sc, NJ lhc Wesley
Hospital aud Training School lor
nurse, will he held m St ukc',
church TN, evening 0fliaB A.
O'clock The nurse, will br llycn .
reception N the paflon oi the church
good musical program Rev FOR.
ncy Hutchinson will deliver 'hs gtad
uaring addfrs, The public ~ ~.
liisd Ndy)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
The worlds Religions.

According 10 the latest available
figures. the religions oi the world arc
divided a. follows Christians. SOL
ilOW. Coniu, IanlS,s and IaoIsts
WrSUp0. Mohammcdans. 12lS2S
90. Nndu,. 3l0.Si0OcO, \nml,,s
.17OW0. Buddhls,. lW.jl"
ShintoiNS. 1S.WlOrO: Jews. lIui.Ou
unclassiiicd. Is. S.2SOcp0--l'ro TIE
Peoples Home Journal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31
SUBSTITUTE FOR
REJECTED PLANS
NOT YET DEVISED


Unndnn IIpts rHiis I0pyuEhi 1919, ~
tIio rphllr lr1s'r cofpsuyi
PARIS. Jan. Jl.-1he French gov
enmc1i 10 lar la, received 10 direct
response from any oi the Russian
group, 10 the allied invitation Tor a
conference At Princes Island, but Il
lnow, from press reports and me-.
sage, sent hy bol,hcyl,' 70 lean
Nonguc,. editor oi Populaife and the
socialist leader oi france, more or
less wha, attitude hl, been adopted.
Foreign Minister richun thu, morn.
ing wd, At pans 10 point out that the
invitation m ~ way involved fcCog'
niiOn ul the bol,hcviNN a, a govern.
men, any more than It involved rec
ognlln vi auy oi the other group,
claiming 30 represent Russia or
part, ui Russia. II was. however,
idle 10 deny tho bol,heyids DID not
~ the present moment play any CUu-
siderable part m Russian atialrs II
!, difficult At present IN see What ci-
icct can bo given 10 the allies inten-
ton, 4, revealed by the Princes j..
land decision The main object va,
- obtain truce bui u all the anti.
bol'heyi't' declye 10 enter into com
pac, direct or indirect with the boil
sheyi,is and II these latter. aS seem
clear, are equally determined TO con.
,lnue fighting any meeting at Prince ',
Island will he impossible II &C.
mains 10 hc seen whether or not u
will be possible for ,he allies 10 ob.
tam the information anil explanation,
,hcy require IN series oi separate
consultations I, might he possible Il
i, !, deemed advisable Ia arrange =
meeting be,Neen the bolsheviN and
the allied Representatives at some
other spot than at Princes Island.
and Tor the allies TO enter into direct
relations with the various representa-
lives oi other Russian elements now
aSsemhled IN Paris
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

Give to the Armenian Relief Cam
paign. February $40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-31

ing The commands NJ the allie, The
reply Is made that II would AWAY,
br possible 10 felmpo,r the blockade
II Berlin refuses 10 behave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
After Itudynrd KipIins.
ny Roy X. hoULToN

hiteF tuoSurd Ripping.
When the husband faces hcpmcet every morn
ing in debate.
And he's trying to explain to her why he was
out late.
There is never any question that his argument
will fail
For the female of the species can talk longer
than tho male.
when the argument is hottest and they get
down to brass tacks,
And they land each others relatives a lot of
pungcnt whacks:
You would think that hers were angels and that
his should be in jail,
For the female OF tho species can think faster
than the male.
when they're whacking up the Doodle that he's
earned through bout the week,
And deciding how to spend it. he's n pretty
helpless geek;
the kalc.
For tho female of the species can grab quicker
than the male
When they do their weekly shopping and they
lnEer round the store,
Till the husband thinks that living is most
decided bore;
She can take 5O-cent piece and get dry goods
by the bale,
For the female of the species can buy cheaper
than tho male.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
News of Fifty Years Ago.
CFrom the Richmond Dispatch. Sept L. 1850

painful illness which he bore with Resignation
died on Tuesday night last AT 9l5 O'Clock. The
deceased vas only twenty-nne years old but
a public spirited citizen and az a lawyer Of
promise. He served the South gallantly as a
soldier.
+. j. Hudson. Jr., who committed suicide in
ia ltinorc tho other day, vas a native OF Peters
burg. aud son of Z. j. Hudson, well known
At the mass meeting at tho Second BAPTIST
Church in Tie interest OF Richmond college.
Rev Or. Curry Will deliver his celcbrat ed and
Justly popular address the subject of elu-
cation; judge Christian and James Alfred Jones
VIII also speak.
mond from his extended trip North in much
better health and w resume his pastoral du-
ties at once.
Ths oS oni,ia organ announces the appointment
assignee Of Judge II. Il. Bond. who was some
tiine ago adjudSed bankrupt upon his own
petition.
The new synagogue OF The Congregation
kcnn"sscth Israel on Mayo Street was on yes
,erdaF afternoon soemnlY set apart for the
worship OF Almighty God. The sermon and
adnreSS were by Rev. George Jacob. of Phila-
Tn" records show that sixty-fo people were
married in Richmond last month that is TO saw
thlrtN- two couples.
governor walker visited President Grant yes.
I'tnaN by InNit alton but tEc most alert news
-, n'rcd IN Washington could get word
,or pun 'Satlon as I" what happened at the In
Resident Grant will leave Washington this
morning for Saratoga Springs and Will take
IVY, .Mo weeks more of vacation. at the end of
w'lCh Tine he will return TO Washington for
Tue business of the fall and winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Another OF these Incredible testimonials:
Roll Over. You're Dreaming.
fCopyriEht 1913 National Nvwsu, ,... Scr..

Another OF these Incredible testimonials:
You no doubt receive a lot Of letters telling
OF the great benefits derived from somersaults.
several months OF close application ! have
found other benefits than those anticipated
had been sufferer for years with yaricocele
three times a month. 4 constipated habit
aggrayated the condition But since taking
every day have not suffered from that troubie
knew others similarly afflicted told them Of
IN. Tolls, and they started turning. and were
who said he had read your done as he called
il. but he had no faith in it. When | told hin,
of my results he decided TO try it. The results
more power to your typewriter. am forty
nine. never seriously i'll eAccpt inhunnzu
last winter. have never used tobacco or intoXi-
cants' IL d. NJ d
Some ono will discover that somersaults are
sovereign remedy for banko balances insufi-
ciencis one Of these days
,, SUI; in,kins them al around UP and over.
ZION wish ! could devise some method OF
coneonntrating the somersaults into three grain
ia have all ready TO start business with!
Everything cured from cold feet to chronic:
crouch, sallow compioXions frightened while
YOU roll constipation cured without IA phvsc
poor circulation renewed small expense
step right in and have your spIanchnc pool
Stirred up. this is the place where we put stag
for ST. go "''1'N'
Adventurers contemplating n fling at this
mSthod should be warned that The minimum
effective dose is six rolls each night and morn
ing on the floor, and after the first few ox-
periments. at least no pillows other padding
S S be required. an ordinary rug or bare
so timid as to fear the first roll. We have a
special monograph embod%ing minute instruc-
ions. copy OF which will be mailed receipt
velope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
A GOOD
swv ~ - <~-%@T SA-
Business Problems.
SOLVED ny BRUNO DUKE,
Author, Harold Whitehead.
Fire Insurance.


CEAPTERN
Wine wo were having breakfast AT tho Ellard
% mr. 1 MaFo" S a
N'nr5 od clean shaver, rudy complexion and
ne looked ui>g responsible business man in
wn1o!n one could not but help have confidence.
but looked cvSn younger Hack hair and eyes.
dark comre&ion; Slight build and dressed
= decided contrast 10 his senior partner One
iunk at him, however showed that he alive
gave evidence Of that self-confidcncc which
sGes with recognized ability.
vb ~ nc t ,|., ielt 'and I;run1 Duke agreed
two while NARROW made better impresaion
Duke expressed IL thus. Brown can think up
waNs OF doing things better than MARROW. but
an excellent business combina ton. especially
- M"rlow Is as careful as Brown is inclined
Attnr mutual ntroductions we adjoined TO
Dukes bedroom where NARROW. with some
nr"mPtinf; BY Brown told us in substance what
street las. evening" Duke remarked. Got a
>hroWn gave an amused smile Marlow said
No, THANK soodnsHs! That was Of my
possbc rct--f mean Erownt". opposed ' H. lie
Snnld We ought TO put up a big front said
ANYHOW realize my error OF judgment and we
leave at the end OF this month
W@ve aeG one big oiiieo just Is over the drug
store OH Market street You know that's the
The. rent i, double where we are---'' ne
Yes. Brown broke in. hut everybody in
Where now De " one 10 sees sss b ss sb day
lc.tors VINO irAil after the fellow in the next
We All laughed and then some general talk
about tho new office followed. N"
ITS sood move" Duke agreed. Now what
tnued tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
Problems Readers OF The
Authoritative Writers-A Daily Editorial Feature.
WATCHMEN WHO ARE RECRlGANT
~ DIR NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS,
Pastor Of Plymouth Church.

for the beginning Of the revolution:
nn, not cu is eyer dom: IL is not
n little, child play with matches. or
with loaded revolver. But rs to the
n ,,y o'iice' have no concern when
matches in powder magazine
The representative Of d great London
ncwsp.psr, now living in New York.
has roinmenicd npon this condition OF
things. lie Speaks or it as "ahsoluteIy
an unthinkabIc sitnation.' Ills cx-
matciy correct lie thinks Thai some
OF the officials OF the government arc
IN their monthly STIPEND and with
tho gravity of the situation. other pub
nc oNhcla's' ne tears are at heart in
s>mnr ~ with Bolshevism. inter-
". W. spirit. These men not only
viii not arrest am enemy OF the coun-
try. but secretly promote the rcvolu-
ton others he thinks are stun;d
feelings, driftcrs, time servers, who
have no power mental, TO Understand
it. or Il Seditious article when they
read il. This l:nglishman says thai
in oldem times. now and then. tho
- dwarf, o. fecblins, or drunk.
ard, and when the moment came. the
looted the treasure. killed ,!c Inmates.
and burned the fortress His !llustra-
uon throws such Hood OF light upon
,hc recent events In this country. Be
the reasons what they may. the whole
land - secthing with unrest, ia every
great city Minute men arc being or
Eaniled. vigilance committees are beng
eau pped. aud tho plain, honest. hard
ih!nh ne eiilEen", arc preparing 10
take the defense Of their lives and
property into their own hands. having
lost all faith In the COMPETENCY Of the
officials TO safeguard their city. Mean
while. every DAY ANA nigh, increases
my admiration of the night Waterman
"a nay street, who has sense enough 20
arrest the intruder, lurking in Il dark
shadow. aud equipped WIN Il burg
lnl.,A :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
A. Tabloid Tale.
In Them There Days.

stone Fist, the tree man, sduatted on the floor
OF his airy home and looked down upon his
wife. Flat Nose, who Was fixing her hair up
in a Hard knot. the latest style the cave ladies
Pushing The matted hair from his eyes. stone
Fist squinted the left one and viewed Flat Nose
lily.
Your face is a mess" he announced tsee
Di5hmopp Bucks The Frankness OF Men in .All
Flat Nose put another thorn in her hair .(see
pins"). and viewed the effect IN tho river
And that mop Of hair your dome looks
like dirty dried sknkwcod." ne added. with a
BRUSHING q Shoonyus from her Rhinocoraua
skin skirt, Fla, Nose lifted her head indif-
ferently.
And even Waningoloopus would he
with such big horny feet" commented Stone
You talk like man up tree.' yelled Flat
Nose anSrtly asce foundations Tor Fights OF
let heave a rock that busted up their home.
'&ee Ddwcll Goobcrry's .WomaI.'s Aim Then
as Compared With Their Aims Now.'p
Havn" started something At last. Stone Fist
grabbed Flat Nose before she had chance 10
bounce into cave and slam the gate in
his face. With one mighty swing. he dash ID
her d mile out into the angry. surGing sea.
An instant later, astydon'a head bobbed up
and smacked its lips.
r,u. r,a for.,o. H. ,,-..o,a. ,,..
stone Fist rushed over Airs. Run Neck s
Beauty Cavern. grabbed UP ha ndsonle deaf
and dumb women. and dragged them TO his
But finding them fun of resisting dumb
beauty. stone Fist was obliged 20 pick them III,
high III the air and bang their heads together
several times
These were the first dumb bellies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04

vince them and that il may come before them
with clean hands, the street car company
should lay its books wide open and invite
their accredited representatives to inspect
them and determine for themselves whether
or not the demand for higher rates IS justified
by the facts That. 1t may be presumed, it
Will be willing to do. In no other way can
the patrons or the street lines boy satisfied
that they should be forced to pay more for
their transportation service. In connection
with other high costs the proposed increase
in fares assumes a serious phase and it must
he considered in the light Of what it means
10 Richmond. 1t must be studied deeply and
dispassionately, with absolute fairness both to
the public and 10 the corporation owning the
lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
The Assembly Keeps the Faith.

VIRGINIA stands firm and true.
1t refuses to ratfy the iniquitous Susan
B. Anthony amendment to the Federal Consti-
tuition which is designed to foist universal
suffrage on unwilling States and force them
to yield up their control of the ballot
1t sends out vigorous message Of hope
to its sister States and bids them be of good
cheer, for final defeat of the amendment is as
certain as it is certain that real democracy
still exists in the land of Jefferson.
Virginia has spoken in language that is
emphatic and unmistakablc.
There can be no misinterpretation of the
message it voiced TO the country yesterday
when the House. by the overwhelming vote
OF b to Il, refused to ratify the amendment,
and the Senate, yielding TO the pressure of
tho sufragists who sensed decisive defeat,
deferred action until the regular session.
That vote means that Virginia's represen-
tatives in the General Assembly continue TO
represent in truth and in deed the people
who sent them to Richmond.
1t means that Virginia stands firmly on the
Constitution OF the United States and will fight
to the last ditch TO prevent its violation by
the ton-widc suffragists. or any other pro-
pagandists, matter what be their creed.
II means that Virginia is determined to
retain its inalienable rights. and proposes to
continue the regulation OF it's suffrage
that it has passed through the terrors of one
reconstruction period and does not care TO
repeat that experience.
1t means that Virginia declines to barter
away its birthright for political gain, even al
the behest OF the President OF the United
States and the chairman Of the national COM
mttec.
1t means that Virginia realizes the menace
that enforced universal suffrage would bring
to the South, and il has struck out vigorously
TO avert the threatened danger.
1t means, too that at the first opportunity
ever given it to voice its sentiment toward
them, it has declared its disapprova of the
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to the
Constitution, amendments forced down the
throat OF PROSTATE and helpless South
And, above all, it means the final defeat
OF the Anthony force bill Virginia occupied
position as Il pivotal State. Now il joins
Louisiana, Alabama. Georgia and Florida its
four sister States that already have refused
ratification OF the other Southern States,
Mississippi, South Carolina, North Carolina,
kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland and New
Mexico are counted as certain against it. or
The Northern States, there is no doubt that
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut Rhode
Island, Massachusetts and New Hampshire
will defeat it, With these eighteen States
against it, and but thirteen needed its doom
is sealed.
Woman suffrage may be an omplshed
fact at some future day. but when il comes
1t must he through the action of the States
with the ballot box securely guarded by the
States themselves, and not be forced on States
not yet prepared to receive it.
That is the Democratic partys platform
so far as it appertains to suffrage and on it
Virginia is content to stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-04
tInt md Spnrtn,cnt.

Mrs :. j. f., Newport Ncws.A den
milton OF the word Hat In architecture.
is IAN apartment for housekeeping oc.
cupyine = single floor OF II build nS y
The word apartment Is defined d
room in a building or a division 81 u
house. separated from others by par
iitions. Fiat and apartment are com
monty used interchaugea though
strictly an apartment is a suite o.!
rooms. none OF which are used for
used for housek &c ping purposes, with
facilities for cooking Another dis
tinction which is frequently mad be-
tween apartment house and Hat house,
the former simple being the more pre-
tcntious term and the latter being used
more specifically of those tcnen cnts
which are without elevators and heat