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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
MOVIE ASTRONOMY

The picture looks as II Fred stone
might be supporting Doug III his next
picture, but he isn't The two are only
playing around little on the studio
lot between scenes With Stones cir
Gus antics and Fairbanks stunts every
body is kept interested and thrilled
during stage waits"
Doug but recently arted his new
Aircraft picture Something ior Some
body" and from all lS.,rris he gave
It fast beginning IItfc is tie open
ing stunt which puts the accompanying
photograph to shame He climb, out
OF the window OF speeding Pullman,
continues up 10 the roof oi the car
runs along the top Of the train, jumps
to the swinging arm Of a water feeder
from and from there 10 back Of a
horse Nice quiet little opening for a
film. isn't ~
Fred Stones next picture. which Is
scheduled ior release sometime dur
ing this month, IS a picture version oi
the stage play Johnny Get Your
Gun" /, is said tina, the part OF
Johnny Wiggins could No., be better
Tor Stones peculiar brand Of comedy.
Virgins is supposed 10 be- a stunt man
IN picture concern and an cx.Cow -
punchcr and he probably doc, many
thrillerS which even rival 'hc opening
OF Doug's latest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
BAIRD PLANNING
CHURCH annex
Bible School Drive Of Pres
byterians Next Sunday,

Tentative plans for erection Of a
$4,000 Bible school building as an an
mex TO the First Presbyterian church
will begin next Sunday afternoon be-
tween the hours OF and 5 o'clock
with a housc-,o.housc drive among
thc 700 members OF the church. Two
budgets have been prepared for church
subscription on April |. 1919. One is
for SSO0 for annual expenses in.
cluding a $1,000 reduction OF the $40, =
600 indebtedness now pending on the
church building. and the $4,000 for
the proposed Bible school building.
Should the drive net sufiicien, funds
work will begin at once. The building
will be ,hree-s,ory structure located
on the site OF the manse. which will be
removed, Connection with the main
building will he by second and third
story corridors, with a basement the
entire length OF both buildings. A roof
garden for recreation and summer
prayer meetings will be among It's
modern appointments. This will be
the only Bible school building in Ok
lahoma, and has become a necessity
through the increasing attendance a,
, the First Presbyterian Sunday school
d. ]. Johnston, superintendent OF the
Sunday school, has been at It's head
fifteen years and has seen II grow
from ia to 1907 pupils. Rev Phil C.
Baird has been pastor Of the church
twelve years on July !, 1910. When
nc came here the church had a mem
bership Of 58s. Seventeen hundred
members are now enrolled.
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THEATER BILLS

Empress iheater, u TO 10 IS .
m The Heart Of humanity.
Majestic thcatef lOa.m. 10 10 4f
m Billie Rhodes IN "lIoop-la ="
comedy
Strand ,hcaler. 10 a m 10 II "
= m, ! +. m , ~, 4. s ". X ~
and 10 +. m Marguerite Snow IN
The Slave Mart" comedy
New Folly ,hea'cr 10 IS a m.
TO 10 IS .. m Billie Burke IN
Good Gracious Annabclle :"
Pathe weekly comedy
Auditorium. matinee and night
Pictures. music dancing
Dfelmldnd thclrcr. y a. m 20 -
F. m Blby Marc Osborne IN
Child Of Mslcu.' Tom Nix IN
"Oi the Prairie," Franc, Ford IN
The Silent Mystery"
Liberty thca'er, pictures. | 20.
40, 6.l5, 3 ", vaudeville. 800,
7:N, 9:U.
ljric ,heater 70 10 10 IS p. m
--Pictufcs. yaud-,ill
Palace thtater, 2 IS to II 20 p.
m Musical comedy.
Oyerholser theafet- Sanford,
American Player, IN Way Down
South Matinee, Wednesday.
Saturday and Sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
RUSSIAN REDS
FEAST ON DATE
CAR WAS SHOT
Anniversary Made Occasion
For Dragging,
Gondor r nss rH'ls Copyright. 1917. by
'", Public LriFcr COMPANY

uondor r mes rH'ls Copyright. 1917. by
'., Pubic LsiFcr COMPANY
HELSlNGEORS, March lex
tensWe festivities took place in Pe,ro-
grad on March TO celebrate the an
niyetsary of the assassination by an
archl,,S in March. 1891. Of Emperor
Alexander Second The anniversary
coincdcd with that OF the creation OF
the red army The city was beilagged
and illuminated and workers were
forced to take part in the procession
under threat OF deprivation OF food
The presleent OF the Commune, ad-
dressing a meeting Of the soviet. said :.
Our heroic Red army is destined
20 figure. not only here in Russia,
hot IN the streets and squares OF Lon
don. Paris and Rome for the great
ideal of communism. Recently a con-
cen,ra,lon bf troops near the Finnish
frontier under the grise Of Nouvres,
We have said to all Europe beware OF
the bourReoiSc before you touch the
red lion; You shall not take Petro-
grad except by passing over our dead
bodies
Thanks 20 our officers we find
ourselves today in direct communica-
ton with the German Spariacsns and
soon our actions will coordinate. Un-
fortunately during the last days Of
the war, Won Hindenburg succeeded
in seIing on our Prussian frontier
wagons and arms destined for the
red army. but We shall soon replace
them. Then the bourgeoisie Of Lon
don and Paris will ucmble anew"
On February l9 there departed from
Moscow for Spain. France and Eng
land by way of Odessa and Constan-
,inople one Lcfarre. a communist who
is known TO be member Of the no.
torious extraordinary committee and
head Of the propaganda section. He
was accompanied by woman, Galina
Rudenko. Both were furnished with
false Swiss passports bearing the
names George and Elise Trooket
They have been charged to create in
Spain a bolshevist base and TO blow
up the Eiiel tower while the peace
conference is sitting. The foreign
propaganda section In Moscow wa,
10 have expended, up to March, l.
iOOOOOm rubles (nominally 10000 .
600 pounds). OF this sum. @OO,0U
rubles was for the purpose OF encour
aging agitation in Ireland. II Is stated
bolsheviss are giving support finan-
cially to newspapers in England,
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PORT FOR POLE
nation vEx|NC
ISSUE IN PARIS
Future Of 0antzig Still Un-
settled,

G0nfon Times cable Copyright. 1919. by
'lo Iuhilr Ledger COMPANY
PARIS. March lO-lm future of
DIrfrg. wN,h, Il was hoped. would
be ,cllled az the beginning Of this
week, still remains undecided. The
solution Of this question depends ON
the poln, OF view from which il is
REGARDED, II is the proieSSed in
,cnlion r., the allies 10 create a
strong independent Poland and il Po-
l-nd /, ~ be strong. Il must have ac-
co., 10 the sea That is point on
which everyone would agree The nat
ufal port of Poland is Danllig. The
simplest solution would, therefore, be
o. give DantIig 10 Poland.
DantIig German City.
; But here one comes into contact
with chronological principles, the main
icnaHCc Of which has been one oi the
object. oi the war, Dlnuig iN csScn-
tll.f German city, though thee Is
u-jJlily Of Poles in the population
oi the surrounding country How will
81 lr 'lr one may ask. ~ hand over
,ty iull 81 Germans 90 the Poles
a rImuromlsc accordingly has been
proposed.
II has been suggested the require
ments Of the Poles would be set II
they were assured free transit for
goods down the NiNula 20 the sea
and free port established for their
use at Dantfig Dantflg in this case
would become a wealthy and import
snt seaport. owing TO the Polish trade
which would pass through IL, harbor
], would become the home Of a Polish
merchant home community which
would from year ~ year grow strong
er until Polish influence became para
mount I, is probable the prussians
would place every obstacle possible ~
the way OF Polish development al
Dan,Eig
In that contingency lies Germany
Future strife. II. on the other hand,
and i, must be admitted this is TOO
much 10 expect, the pruSlnnS make
no struggle against the Poles Dant-
zig will in the course oi 4 generation
become a Polish city pure and sim
pie and, as such, why should IT be IN.
cluded in German territory
Problem Of DsniIig.
The problem Of Dan,lig hinges on
two important facts. First, the pros
perity Of Poland depend, on Dan,,ig
jus, a, the prosperity Of Danilig dc
pends on Poland n Polish trade
does no, 60 through Dantlig, Dani,is
will become dead city. Secondly.
there is no choosing between strong
Poland and a strong Prussia. II We
wan, Prussia TO he weakened. We must
have Poland strong; IL we wan, Po.
hrd strong Prussia must resign her
position as dominating power m Eu.
rope. For any durable settlement OF
The problem TO be arrived a, these two
points must be accepted and continu-
ally borne ~ mind.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
MEXICO CITY May
STOP JOHNSON GO

MEXICO CITY. March 10 Tho an.
n0uuc"nent that johnson WAS schsd.
ulcd for five bouts In Mexico CITY VS.
met today ny an announcement that
tho government O' the federal district
had requested the municipal authorize,
10 refuse 10 grant licenses for boxing
matches because previous contests
hAvs been of such an unsatisfactory
nature as TO cause disorder II In CT
pscted that tho municipality will az
oede 20 tho request OF tho federal su.
thOrltlss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
[SP9RTSN!!lAlPSHF|NlyT!S 8!

signed 10 Camp Taylor. from which he
was recently discharged.
Jack Coomps, the manager OF the
Ihilics. has obtained the services OF
several young college stars for tho COM
ing season The players will report a.
the Phllll1H' training camp at Charlotte
Coombs says most of the club when Y
II assembled In tho south will consis,
OF men Who have had hlg League eS-
porlcnCe when the club come north
tho manager intends 10 give several
youngsters who are about TO break into
IN. game n thorough trial ht tho Phil
lies park. Almost the entire team Ia
now under contract Tho majority OF
tho unsigned members have not yet
been discharged from the army or navy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
Alice q Playwright.

Alice Joyce has been hiding her
light under . bushcl. Here while she
has been mode'tly saying she didn't
have talent other than her screen
acting, she has been writing on the
quiet 1hi, new dfamaiis, wrote her
first for Frank Joyce her brother. and
B, Is a vaudeville sketch. From PlrS.
burgh comes a clipping from the Shef-
ldan Square ,heatcr, saying
Frank Joyce and Flo Lewis
In an original comedy by
Alice Joyce, the Vi,agraph star"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
Cuban Strike Ends.

HAVANA. Cuba, March l0.--Thc
Ioint committee representing the
unions involved in the general strike
which has paralyred business and
traffic for five days, voted early to
day TO accept the proposal presented
BY President Menocal, as arbiter, thu,
terminating the conflict The men
rill return to their PLACES immedi-
afely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
STECHER AND zBYSzKO
TO WRESTlE TONIGHT

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 10 Joe
Stecher OF Dodge. Neb.. and wladek
Zbysrko. the Polish wrestler. aspirants
10 the heavyweight wrestling title. will
meet here tonight In n finish match.
The men have wrestl.d three times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
Molla and Mate
Win at Doubles

PALM BEACH. Fla. March N n-Ma-
Molla Bjursted, ~ New York ana Fred
" Harris OF Brn'tleboro. Vt. defeat.d
Miss Eleanor Sears of Hos,on. and
craig Blhdle Of Philadelphia yesterdny
IN the finals ~ the Palm Reach mixed
doubles championship rounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
Blast Kills Ons

WORCESTER Mass, March 10
One mAn va, Killed and four badly
injured here today when a barrel OF
naptha exploded IN building at
tAched TO the plant Of the BALDWIN
lhaIn Y Manufacturing COMPANY ON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
Southern Names
Pair of Umpires

MEMpIll4 1,Gu. March 10 Names
- twO additions 90 'n" Southern AssO-
,.niiou staff ~ w.r yp'cfrn umplres
became known here ltsf uigh' They
Rro H. O Charplr y M g. A, Fort
, hrPherSon. Ga, formerly umpire IN the
Georgia Stat" l'HEg'. bnd rlenry In
slgn, tinted BmtcH naval reserve corps.
Miami Fla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10

tpf lini hWunga 10 work 0nt With mefn-
brm ~ M" urJouyn club Pfrffrr hns
Hgurl with NJ" Jpdgrf- ana liz said 10
Inv" F"'Ired hIH own figure Tho big
huflcr IN ln fine shape after ~ryios IN
the navy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
DeTR0lTER TAXES
FLORIDA GOLF MATCH

BELLAlR llElGuTH Fli. March 10
walter Hagen, D'ro'. won pfOfes-
f'pNul gulf tournament here yc'rfdHy,
scoring u, one stroke above par lie
was pfoss'd Dlofnly hy MIka HfHdy Of
Boston ana i'm BlfnoH ~ ~ Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10

Lucien Lyme, premier jockey for Al
phon,o, king OF Spain. is spending a
lew days IN Lexington. Ky, with old
friends, talking over the racing situa-
ton IN the United States
Lyme has been riding for the Span
iSh monarch for two years and ha,
Just signed up with him ior mex, sea
son. The rider was one Of the leading
JOCKEY, IN America before he became
too heavy 10 make the weight Lyme
was riding IN Belgium in 1914 when
the war broke out and the Germans
jcv'fDycd hrs home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10

brothers Tom. Matt, Owen and Joe
was received from France recently by
fcldulc sis, Moore was engaged
IN Red Cross work near Paris, Sine
went abroad year ago She for.
mcrly was active IN motion picture
work and gained some note as a seen.
aftp writer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10
Mrs. cast. with Famous Players

Mrs Castle with Famous Players
According TO Irene Castle, Sic 0, mot
engaged She is not going ~ Hlfi a
company OF her own, she i, not going
TO choose a new dancing partner, and
she IS not gong 20 retire from the
screen. According TO the Iamou,
PlayersIaSky corporation. Mrs Cas-
tie will appear soon IN the screen
version OF Rober, w. Chambers pop
ular story The Firing Line How
long she will remain with the orglni-
ration is not known.
Mrs Castle has Just returned from
England. During her stay there she
appeared by command before the king
and queen and at another time gave a
performance At the welcome entertain
mcnt accorded General Joli,c when
he visited London.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10

II II wasn't for the income tax
~maybe we wouldn't he having . peace
conference. Have you paid yours ior
1918,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-10

Victory is our, BY the cost In dol
lars Is yet TO be met Have you paid
your income taxi
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before without ,Y''I'rg mn. md
both declared tnI' fuu.rIrH bout would
bo carried ~ u tn..iH.IuH.
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Scenario Writer Dies.
News OF the death Of Miss Mary
Moore, sister OF the famous Moore
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MIRRORS REPAIRED.
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syudicate)
Sunday. October 8, 1919.
Mercury rules strongly for good to-
day. according to astrology. but
Jupiter and Saturn are strongly sd-
verse,
The rule Is held to be most suspi-
cious for newspapers and magazines.
Publicity will continue to be much
employed in government affairs. but
there may be severe criticism OF
methods and changes In policy. for
there is a sign Indicating investiga-
tons, reforms and changes.
Tiais should be fortunate sway for
signing contracts, but leases are sub
ject to an unfavorable influence.
Again diplomatic affairs are weIl
directed by the planets, the seers de-
clare.
Mining matters and all activities
connected with minerals may suffer
from untoward conditions while this
configuration prevails.
II is not an encouraging sway for
real estate deals. since imitation Of
values, speculation and unwise en-
terprises are foreshadowed.
Jupiter conJoined with Neptune
gives astrologers reason TO prophecy
islation will be enacted TO control tt.
The planetary government that
seems to indicate the progress Of an
industrial revolution may be es-
pecially strong at the end Of this
month.
Russia Is still under the direction
OF stars that pressge riots. chaos.
famine and bIoodshed.
Saturn Is In a place that d believed
to forecast increase Of crime, es-
pecially murder and robbery.
Intense political activity In which
intrigue and evil report are en-
ployed IL prognosticated.
Persons whose birthdate q is may
have some anxiety in business affairs.
IL riey are not very cautious. The
young will court and marry.
Children born on this day are likely
70 be exceedingly gifted but inclined
. Be s1trav.s.nt Ihey win succeed
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Anti -Profteer Laws
Are Delayed In House

Anu-profteering legislation asked BY
Attorney General Palmer to reduce
prices was delayed yesterday In the
House. which sent back to conference
the amendments to the Food Control
Act asked by Palmer TO enable him
to proceed against prohteers.
This action was taken when Speaker
Gillett sustained q point OF order
against the conference report on the
legislation that the conference had
Incorporated new features in the Dis
trict OF Columbia snti-rent pronteering
bill. which was added as a rider by
the Senate
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which step to take In Life TO better themseiTea
consult one who can properly advise you. Good
advice. In time. often sayes much anxiety and
trouble Consult her today: Tomorrow may Be
Business and Mining Ventures. No one in trou.
hle turned away. Sees every one. MS Ilth a.
nv. onice hours. l. m. 70 p. N.
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Oil Company to Build
Homes for Employees

employees OF the Standard OH
Company in Elizabeth. n. J.. are 80
have unity 60 Cwa sTrl-
own ace. '.a..-.as 20 a -sstr-
ment s-n- .a .1s "zited Sts.es-f -
partncr' - Is Hor ..fLc~ a can-
ference 3etua-a Q -Syr rlfttrs .f fNs
compaay .~r rana,frtr, ~ or
ploy.s an option Was obtn .s,z d. 4.
tracs of Iand comprising thirty-nve
acres, easily accessible by trolley.
Plans were then drawn for several
types of house, the cost of each be-
ing $4,000 and upward. and the
property was procured.
These houses are to be sold 20
employee en- a monthly payment
basis.
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PROF, BELMONT.

Noted clsirToyant and paimist Gives sdvics
% business matters. love, health, and family af.
fairs. Tells name Of your futurs husband o.
wife. tells I: ono yoc love Ia true or false What
part Of the country 10 luckiest 10 you. What to
DO to be successful In ffe Ize New York ave.
NV. Next door to Masonic Tempde. Read.
nRH n. fekQR
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PHRENOLOGISTS.
NINE. SHERA,

Phrenolosist and Busi-
ness Adviser, gives truth
fu advice on all adairs
Of life =
She vas born with
strange and remarkable
powG-powef not meant
TO grathy the idle Gu
rious. but to direct. ad-
wise and help men and
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SPIRITUALISTS.
Washington's Favorite Adviser
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR

Most remarkable reader Of human destiny q
he present age tells your name In fun. also full
your innermost secrets, helps you 10 rain
your every desire; BRING about marriass With ths
one you love. and dives never failing help and
advice On business law suits or any affair of hfa
Can today; hs win surprise you.
t220 G St NV.
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RIZPAH EJDON

d Known a one Of its reatest exponenta Hun
dreds visit this remarkable woman daily. csu-
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
ycur hand foretells only q. Recsption psrior "a
corner Of sth and @ NV. Enuancs 0h st
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WANTED-SALESMEN

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MADAM STANLEY, ROYAL GYPSY
Palmist. reads your hand like an
open book; satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her a call at 740 9Th ST. nw.,
formerly at 1911 H st. ne.
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WANTED-APARTMENT

USFURNTsHED on FURNisHED APART.
neut wanted By December In northwest go
too; two Or three rooms with bath and kitch-
snette. Addrss BOX -, Herald o6ice.
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~ PA. AVE NV
MADAM LENORE

GIFTED eiairToyant and redium. can b eoo,
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Royal store HourA II q n to . - julfDe
Pafnistry Is . recognized s1encs, anl
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MADAM KASKO

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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.
LICHT on LIES PROBL EMS

Frank Theodore Allen. Director, Astrological
Research Society. Lie readinss BY appointment.
e Tpewntten forecasts. Is up Vocational
Guidance and Children's Horoscopes = speciality.
i9 nv. Phone Franklin ss2
Astrology Reveals Root Causes.