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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-04
WOMAN VOTE
IN NEW YORK
IS DECISIVE
100000 feminine Voters
Hold Balance Of Power,
IA N N NY ISSUE AGAIN
BULLF TIN

BULLETIN
BOSTON. Nov. The first
town in the state 10 report the
vote for governor was Norwell.
The vote there was; Coolidge
Nep) 229; Long tdem) IS
Last years vote was: Coolidge
(fep) 1856, Loag tdem) 49,
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BURNS MOVES
THAT COURT
DROP CHARGES
AFFIDAVIT IS INTRODUCED


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Gets 500 oil

Hc placed tie roll oi 800 tarciul,y
u hi. YES; and backed out
"hooI luck he aid ,s he closed
the door behind HIM
The alarm va, turned in bar q
thorough 'earyh oi the hallway, iailcI
20 disclose the burgiar Brown also
lost about $50 in the transaction. The
police believe the man i, an old
timer who learned that the Young men
had some money and followed them
to the room Money was reported
taken from Uther rooms, also. during
the night
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Objection Sustained.

\ shor, clash ensucd at this juno
,urc between loonry md Glddngs,
when the former asked the wltue" il
the defendant was employed under
him" Gliding, objected and was
sustained b, Oldtlcld
Smith wa, asked ii Pamplin had
not been working under J 6 Kitchens
that night TO which he replied mega
tively.
When Giddines offered hi, demur-
rer. following the vacating of the
Jury box, he attempted TO show that
pampln was no, OF "a depraved
mind as is stated in the iniorma-
ton. bringing ou, the testimony OF
Fireman Smith and Burher His de-
mutrrr was not allowed
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Mayor Walton appointed me ant
] want to know why am being dis,
charged"
This was the statement Of Mrs
W. +. s. Hunt, former secretary o,
Ollie Wilson, commissioner Of publ,
works, when asked today why sh,
continues to Come to work" ever,
morning in spite Of the fact ,ha, sh,
ha, been told by Mr. Wilson that ,h,
is discharged
Made lat Speeches.
During the campaign | made -;
speeches for the mayor" she said
But | will tell everything when
go before the commissioners a, !
regular meeting"
Late yesterday afternoon a, an i'm
promp,u meeting .oi the commission
ers Mrs Hunt declared she had beer
appointed by Mayor Walton and tha
Mr.. Wilson has no righ, to discharg,
her She wep, and said she had moi
been helped along" any in her work
in the commissioner office.
Tha, she was incompetent, as a sec,
retary was the statement Of Wilson
today.
"11l not appoint secretary unit
this dies down" he said
To Be at Meeting.
None Of the commissioner, seemed
to know whether she would appear
Continued on Page q. Column ~
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MRS. HUNT WILL
ATTEND MEETING
OF CITY FATHERS
Discharged Secretary to vii.
son Wants to Know Why
BULLETIN.

City commissioners at q meet
ing at 2 o'clock this afternoon
voted unanimously TO sustain the
action Of Ollie Wilson, city com
missioner Of public works, In dis
charging Mrs, W. T. S. Hunt, his
former secretary.
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PAMPL|N NOT ON
POLICE FORCE,
Chief TEsT|F|ES
Defense Demurrer 10 State
Witnesses Not Sustained.

\ demurrer TO the evidence Of the
i've Witnesses for the state in the
case ei X { Pamplin, charged with
the murder OF lyman Crane. former
Oklahoman employe. on June y. was
offered by F. J. Giddings, attorney
for the defense, after the state had
rested its case, in district court this
morning before Judge F. D. Oldileld
The Judge overruled the demurrer
and the jury was excused until ! 81
this afternoon. when the defense will
place on the stand its numerous wit
nesses, chiefly police.
Fireman Testifies. o..
{. 4 Smith, fireman, who was
driving the care that Pamplin, in an,
other car, was attempting 10 catch
for speeding. was the first witness
for the state He testified that, wher
he heard a shout, Stop he turned
around and saw the defendant "taE
ing aim to shoe, at him"
DR.. George IaMotte. the physician
who was called TO st. An,hony's hos,
pital following the removal Of Gran,
to that place, was next on the stand
f. u. Burhcr. who runs a MOVING
picture shcw in Salisaw, was the mex
witness for the state He was visit,
ing in the city and was driving hi
car along Fourth street when III
shooting took place
C. 4 Wills, county probation OF
iicer. was next called but could no
he located at the time, so Chiet O
Police Jerry NJ Smith took the stand
Ned Looney aSsistan, county atior
ney. asked the chief il he had not haC
conversation with the detcndan
after the shooting Smith testified
that he had either the next day OF
the dav after that"
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HOURLY TEMPERATURES.

Precipitation TO date, i9ip,n.
Precipitation last ~ hours,u,..
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Immunity Denied.

Austin denied on cross examination
he had been promised immunity by the
state attorney general. Hc said ne
had visited the attorney general at the
tcontInutd or ehaa Z. Column IL
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Made i17 Speeches.
To Be at Meeting

None Of the commissioners seemed
10 know whether she would appear
Continued on Page z. Column ~
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Military Control In wyomias.

For duty in the Wyoming eoal
fields q company pi the Twepsy-Gsst
infantry was eptoute today ifosp
spokane. Wash Military eonlsol va
established Yesterday IN all The north.
ern Wyoming coal camps, bsl u -
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Night and Day Wires

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Evening star., 1919-05-15
i5OciQtA

ham. Mass. Rev. John G. Palmer,
rector of the church, performed Ine
marriage ceremony. assisted py II
Chalmers, father of the bridegroom;
smilax,. tied at intervals with cius-
ters of blue delphinium and yellow
Spanish iris and yellow marguerlteS
outlined the aisleway through which
the bridal party passed, and the same same
used to decorate the chanceL
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a handsome
gown of white brocaded satin with
court train Of the plain satin and
draped sleeves of tulle Her long tulle
veil was held by coronet OF point
lace and orange blossoms, and she
carried shower Of bride roses and
lilies of the valley.
sisters only attendant, wore an eff
fective gown of gold-colored geor-
gette draped over cloth OF gold and
carried shower Of sunburst roses
and blue larkspur.
Mr.. John ]. Van Schaack of Hart
ford, Conn, was the best man, and
the ushers were Mr.. J. Peyton Tor
bert, Mr.. Charles Kinsolving. Mr.. Car
Isle Rhodes, Mr.. George Wise. Mr..
Arthur S. Steinberg and Mr.. James
Chalmers. brother of the bridegroom.
Immediately following the ceremony
tnere was reception dl tue nome OIL
the brides parents on Connecticut
avenue. Mrs. Williamson, who assist
ed in receiving. wore a handsome
gown of cloth of gold with train of
black and gold brocade apd black tulle
sleeves. and the bodice elaborately TRIM
med with jet.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers left for
their wedding trip, the bride travel
ing in a gown of navy blue pussy will
low taffeta and a dolman of blue trio
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1919-05-15

members Of his party were taken to
the Library of Congress by Miss Put
nam, sister Of the librarian. Mr.. Her
bert Putnam, and were shown through
the building by the acting librarian,
Mr.. Appleton P. c. Griffin. and other
0aaa,i noon they y win vii yisit the fan.Amerl.
can building. Tomorrow Col. and
Mrs Robert NJ. Thompson will take
Baron Goto and his party to Mount
Vernon aboard their houseboat, The
Everglades.
The Secretary of War will attend
the entertainment to be given at the
New York Metropolitan Opera House
tonight for the benefit of the monu-
ment and endowment fund of the
Veteran Corps, 69th Regiment.
The Secretary will receive a replica
Of the famous battle flag of the 6sth
which he permitted the men of the
166th Infantry to take with them to
France when they left as New York's
unit of the Rainbow Division.
Mrs. Baker went to Camp Hum
meeting of the board of the Hostess
House, which will be followed by
luncheon.
engagement of her youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Stiles Fox, to Mr..
Herman ]. Mitchell. The wedding will
take place this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Newton Murray
Of Dunkirk. N. Y. are visiting Mrs.
Murrays parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Kaufman, at "Airlie.' MIR.
and Mrs. Kaufman have issued in
vitations for garden party Tuesday,
May 20, when Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
will be with them.
Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church was the scene Of pretty
wedding last evening at 8 O'Clock,
when Miss katherine Williamson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J.
Williamson, became the bride of Mr..
William Wallace Chalmers, son of DR..
and Mrs. James Chalmers Of Framing
Evening star., 1919-05-15
Dinner and Reception.

Dinner and Reception.
The minister of Venezuela, Senor DR..
Don Santos Dominica, and Senorita
Ines Dominica will entertain a dis
tinguished company at dinner this
evening at the American build
ing in honor Of the at7ting Secretary
of State and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk.
A large reception, with dancing, will
follow the dinner.
Maj. Gen. Sir Robert and Lady
Baden Powell were the guests today
of Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son aboard their houseboat. The
Everglades, when they were taken to
Mount Vernon. luncheon being served
en- route.
In the party accompanying the dis
tinguished visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Hamlin. Col. Colin Living
stone. Mrs. Juliette Gordon Low, Mrs
Henry F. Dimock, Gen. Young and
others.
The Japanese ambassador and Wis
countess Ishii were the guests of
honor at dinner given last evening
by Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
Baron Goto will be the guest of
honor at a dinner which Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Hamlin will give tomorrow
evening. Today Baron Goto and the
Evening star., 1919-05-15
MRS. n. A.. ORR,

MRS. H. A.. ORR,
OF California, who is spending sew
eral weeks here before leaving with
Commander Orr for Brazil, where ne
will assist in instructing the Brazil
ian navy.
Evening star., 1919-05-15

HE Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall returned early this
morning from trip through
North and South Carolina.
where the former made
series Of speeches. and are at their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
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IGpPli11H
KhDff1eS/
0Sr uAzf Mason
LOVING THE GERMANS.


INSPIRED by psalm, and sermons
| and good hook, ON the shelf. | Try
To love the German, a, would
love ms eli, but when I've loved the
srucr, tor minute, five or ten need
. course 6f hl"rrS 20 tone me mp
again It's hard to love the people
who tramplcd Belgium down. de
troyed the church and ticeplc, and
burned the helpless town It's hard
t1 love tire h'gh,crs who rllsc a
,igklv whine when whipped hy allied
fighters. and ,h0oci across the Rhine
Aud yet ! keep ON trying 20 love them
more or less, the effort keeps me
crylng. and sweating, ! confess; and
when I've loved the duicr, q hall an
hour or So no other being suffers the
agonie, know I'm weary and eN-
| haustci. a, though by mortal lis, by
doctors I'm accnsled. who say I'm
needing pills, ! feel my doom's been
spoken. I'm hohbllng on a crutch. I'm
weak and ben, and broken IRON low
ing Hun, too much \ man may love
the Russians nor lind existence vain
but n he love, the pru,slanS he can
not stand the STRAIN And still, in
,pirci by sermons which teach that
hate, a fake, III try 10 love the Ger
mans until my spare ribs break.
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Do You Wa mt To Know
You m o
ABOUT THE INCOME TAX?
rshYIu [ Boiler o nNrnM Revnu TO

During June and July I attended bust.
ness college and In October obtained
employment an II HtrnOgrnphcr. cntn'
lug 500 iDm that llmu 10 me rul ui
M" year also received a dividend "
g., on stock hold IN nm OH company.
Must file a report to tho federal gov
riuWrut' - " "
ANSWER No the SALARY received
ns school teacher In exempted nom
taxation Your total income exclusive
NJ that amount not being s 900 ur over.
Nuu viii not bo required TO make re-
turn,
QUESTION We arc partners In a
small grocery store Last year our to-
ill sales Wcrc $500 Gnods purchased
$3.50. Rent $500, Heat aud llght aud
other Incidental cNpcuHoH about sl2t,
From this statement can yuu tell us
what or taxes would be-
GROCERY.
ANSWER IN order To- make an nc
Cyruto report you should have given
YOUR inventory. both Ht the beginning
and closing Of the year Assuming.
iri the sake Of Illustration. that there
pcuaos total 'iG5t Dcductlug this
from your total sales gives you a net
iu,ot " slU21 Assuming again ihnl
'uu are ruuul p1ftnrrt. rurh one VIII
nr entitled To one. hplf or il.il1 Tho
partnership win hc required 10 filc n
report showing net income and the dl".
tflbutiOn of same. but will pay no tax
Tho partners viii each M" p'r"ontl
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editor. Note-Thefe Is so
much confusion regarding the ap-
plication OF the provisions OF the
new income tax law that the
Time. has established this depart
ment 10 continue until March IS.
Hubert l.. Bolen, collector, will
answer all questions. Address
your queries TO Income Tax Edi-
tor. care Timcs)
QUESTION My total Income lost
y,hr was 5000 ! have tWO children,
sis ANA ten years Old My sister Keeps
ms home ms vito having obtained
dl,Or,e no 1915. am compelled to pay
her $500 u yrtr tlimouy I donated last
year 10 the y NJ g. : $50. Rcd cross
i'On. church 81. How much. II any
tnN would uwc' - VI
ASSWER Almouy n not m allow
nblo deduction. Donations tn th" Red
Gross Y ~ g. A and church are al'
luNnb.y, hence N0ur net income Nuuii
br nSf. Your being the head - d
fmip gINrH sou u personal exemption
~ & 900. and Suu rfr also allowed ill.
tur tho two children Your taxable
income IN H.I IUh 80 H Q. ,u
mikes your tax ilij %.
QUESTION am single woman
uuliur 'Hr mUuiua uI Dan
Inclusive ~ last ycnr I was rmploY",
hs school teacher. salary geo a month
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reports showing income from this and
any other source. Assuming again, TINT
both are single, they nro allowed m
exemption ot 81 900 aud viii pny tax
~ the rate NJ percent on the re-
mnindcr. II both nre married hnd have
no other income they viii not be re-
Guifod 10 flo return
QUESTION Fl IL II permissible Tor re
20 see the report ~ income flied hy
others am an attorney and II would
ho advantageous To me 10 ascertain the
income and sources Of income ~ GER
tain men In my community under
stand the new frNcnu. act ptONlhrH Tor
public inspection of all reports II NJ.
ANSWER The revenue act uf IJl'
provides that returns upon which the tx
has been determined hy th" commission.
0r shall constitute public records hut TINT
they Hh1ll hc ppeu to lusuec'i0n only uuun
the order ~ the president. ana under
such rules nnd regulations ne muy h'
prescribed hy tho secretary ana mp
proved by the president II IL further
provided that ms soon nS practical M
'uCh year the CommiTsiOnsr shall
raus" 20 hc prepared md make avail
rhln 10 public inspection lists contain.
ing the names md addresses ~ nh iu'
dividulis making income tax returns
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proposed compromise plan OF good roads legislation should appeal go
all who surfaced highways the the people an
opportunity express opinion the S5orro bond issue and
,d imdt appropriations tie bond issue tails
way will result and that what the needs
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You will find tina, Peace and Vic.
tory have a holicr meaning when you
receive YOUR income tax fcCc,pl
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Filiecn Ycafa hgo.

The ball gwen AZ tine I'D opera
house last night ln honor ui TIC
members OF the Oklahoma Livestock
association and their ladies wa, well
attended Inc prlui march wa' led
hy Hon William ! rc'toe and lady.
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President Wilson enthusiastic welcome s
France will grow the people under standing
the accomplished rcrarcs, anything republican
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Home within reach Of Ireland time Ireland it, Ire
country going happen regardless oi ringing
resolutions Incidentally separas largely Feucrs who
.ough, O aid Germany during the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-26

Walton Indignantly denies that he is favor wide open
town bu, supporters have been bit late in the
information
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The Young lady across the way says
ONCE ~ awhile the paper make, some
mention oi the Mormon problem hu'
g, q rule We hear very lillc about the
Philippine, now.
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Tea Years hgo.

NJ, Chr,'l'd PJnt hurst leader
oi the ulifagcb ~ England, has
begun another campaign for woman
suffrage
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1Ort1Mr1y ~,
CULTURE AND CLOTHES,

Tho high hfpwcd college deans ALLOW
TNr dom ris' dudA VIII never du.
Ana tNui thrN need more fuiUrnt nuN
TO I.rp themselves from showing
lNfYuHh
Ard higher education aids
600 utHHuTIug u nations needs
Including lluinInr tpr ne MAIDS.
Dr what H b"at w garden Hr'dH
lt Hut strange those deans hnNe f''n
what pr~sr# luur untu'urrl wnd
Though HHu m'o seen enough. $50
90 rouse ,0ur pity for the blind
sur inti ln,g srrh ~ rtIl hIi
Uu .tupt dfupofIrs and 'N.r,
II hold tuIu visions ,In.i ,nHf
This world or Shi'l1 the nwr 'fum
siU.
Iu' h,, arn fprIuF.uE ancient suf
Nnl,h mon hty, heard uu 1909" ur ru.
Df sine. tlr iC l,lf rHrWri enough
Tp figure 100 % nrhion show.
NnI down th, ages changing uylcs
Have nil,u 90 meet the stern demand
~ those vino fruWu uu WuuItu.H W.'7
And fashions rules 10 beat The band
$50 Vr 'hmll these lrlru.I deans
WH rd me cnrh N moral Ills,
Although ,h'. shut M" fashion scenes scenes
'''.''' W. WV '''' '
ror womln r'rncd 500 h'rs' mode
Wu Do" admired uy before
r'sr'" lh, f1,'. N 'g''nr. % ,'a'.
w ''' " '..-
Apparently ne ','u nav V.,' @
eN'IaI'eu 'Ion Tue Wv, 'N' ,""'
on bilng as before.
", "''' l..'''t .. l.."'' ~.
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1t must be jol, to Young Thing
- marry her Ideal, only to learn
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Governmental cN,fIy1gaUCc, how
ever, isn't the main reason most mcr
iill 20 save money
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" ! pcucc x Co., are plaintiffs ~
a ,uit brought i1r mIucy claimed 10
be due lor has n.h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-26

Few men are as great as they
may appear in the lodge reso-
luton, a copy OF which is sent to
the bereaved family.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-26

that hr srorc, like fog horn anI
hl, dcpravcl taste iHr onion, and
eating tobacco.
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The poor man who ha, mo- chance
u' mhcr'ug money. D, apt 90 think
he will tap n o.l we'll or discover
a gold mine. and thl, hope which
spring, eternal Is quite a help 20 en-
tcrprl,lHg agents eager lo lc, him ~
on the ground floor Man learns Slowl,
As i, evidenced hy the fact tha, Il
has taken SO long 10 comprehend that
the promise which promises too much
is apt TO be fragile thing like glass
ware. mechanical toy, and political
platforms,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-26
Ola Stories
i'zNee49h4Pe Ne, 9..l3
Twenty Years Ago.
IC0r NE HAncS .

Mrs { NJ Head ot Council Grove
Kan. arrived IN the city last nlgm
to visit her brother A. NJ Barber
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-26

Miss Bodluc was SICK Thursday a..
lcnoon superintendent Nlndit
aUght tor be-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-26

Tho high hfDWcd college deans allow
Tho dpW D'A' dudH VIII never dn.
Ana that tnrN need more fuiWrnt nov
Io I.rp themselves from showing
iHiYugh
The Brinkley argus., 1919-01-24
ANOTHER SOLDIER
 DISGRAGS KHAKI
Farmer Robbed of His Watch
 While He Sleeps.

4! Dark Corner farmer by the name of H. N. Fortenberry, who stayed all night at a Brinkley rooming house last week, met an ex-soldier boy wearing the khaki and who claimed to have just been dis charged from Camp Pike. The ex-soldier and the farm CT occupied the same room, tho different beds. Farmer Fortenberry said to the Argus man, 'I felt sorry for him as he was without money, and paid for his bed. As 1 got in bed 1 drew my pants in with me but forgot my watch in my vest on a chair and when 1 got up the next morning my watch and the soldier were both gone. I learned that the soldier got out on the night train and so Pm sure that his plan was to rob me-"