davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24
0$WiadGzsDis PREF. Wy
dziaIu NarOdOWego Pol
skisgO " SpTaWie ~
dOWskiej
(Przek}ad polski.)

uZldiu NdIOuOWcSO IOlSkleSO w
Ameryce, wydal wczoraj Ia po-
s~rednictwem biura polskiego W
Waszyngtonie nastepujace o.
Swiadczenie z powodu zydow-
skiej demonstracyi:
Jako obywatel amerykanski, w
swym indywidualnym i oficyal-
nym charakterze prezesa Wydzia
lu Narodowego Polskego w A
meryce, organizacyi reprezentu--
jacej cztery miliory obywateli
polskiego pochodzenia W Stanach
Zjednoczonych, ME moge pouli-
nae milczeniem wyzywajacych
demonStracyi zydowskich pre-
civ novel Rzeczypospolitci Pol
skiej, jak je urzadzono w Nowym
Yorku.
O~ceniajac po wszystkie easy
nasze obowiazk jake obywateli
amerykanskich, oraz fakt, re jes-
teSmy W Ameryce, a ME w Euro
pie, W ciagu ostatnich czterech
lat wojny ! pomimo licznych alta
kow re strony ludu zydowskiego
powstrzymywaliSmy sic Cd wszel
kich oSwiadczen, ktoreby mogiy
doprowadzic do poroznienia po-
miedzy ludnoScia polska zydow
ska w Ameryce.
PrzeSwiadczeni byliSmy, re ra
sze wspolne obywatelstwo z lud-
noScis zydowska w Ameryce z
rasowego antagonizmu czynilo
akt nielojalno$ci wzgledem Sta
now Zjednoczonych. Pomimo licz
nych zaczepek, jake prezes Wy
dziaiu Narodowego Polskiego
PREY lojalnem poparciu ludu pol
skiego zniesliSmy zohydzanie, fail
szowanie j atakowanie poskich
aspiracyi do stworzenia ZJedno-
czonej ! niepodlegiej Polski.
Razporaz W ciagu dwoch lat
ostatnich a szczegolnie cd zebra
MIA sic Kongresu Pokojowego,
wybitni w Stanach Zjednoczo--
nych przyw6dcy zydowscy, lu--
die zajmujacy urzedowe stanowi
ska, przesyiali ka6lem atski ma
lud polski ! jego narodowe postu-
laty a jednak pomimo tych napa
sci. w przeciagu tygodnia dosta7-
czyliSmy zydowskiemu zbiorowc-
mu komitetowi dystrybucyjnemu
1000 ton pojemnoSci ma okrecle
ratunkowym Westward = Ho",
kt6ry Wydzial Narodowy Po!ski
wysylai z Nowego Yorku do
Gdanska. A chociaz iadunek ten,
czy tez wieksza Geese, pochodzi-
Ia cd nielydowskiej ludnosci Sta
now Zjednoczonych. jednak byi
powierzonym p. HooVerowi z to
wyrazna in~strukcya, IL ma bye
rozdzielonym porowno pomisdzy
ubogich zydow i chrzescijan be-
zadnej roznicy. Navel wtenczas
kiedy w oficyalnym organic ~
dowskim i W pismach codzien--
nych czytaliSmy, re ten okret ra'
tunkowy o ktory wystaraiem sic
sam u wladz waszyngt0nskich
reklamowany byi jake przedsie-
biorstwo czysto zydowskie, ma
wet wtedy zachowaliSmy sic sPo-
kojnie, uwalajac "a rzecz niewy-
bredna spierac sic maiostkowo
mad sprawl dobroczynnosci.
Ofiara, jaka ponieSliSmy, po--
wstrzymujac sic Cd argumento-
wanna wobec tych stalych pre-
sladowan, panied o naszych zobo
wiazaniach amerykahskich, zdaja
sic bye jednak daremnemi z po-
wodu bezwstydnych ostrzeeef
drukowanych we wczorajszych
pismach nowojorskich i wobec u
rzadzonej W Nowym Yorku de-
monstracyi. Przez Gale lata lud--
nose polska j iydowska W tym
kraju zyly tug obok siebie W PREY
jazni. Wybitni dientelmani, kto-
rzy wygiosili wspomniane ossrze
zenie, musza zdaG sobie sprawe
z tego, re prawdziwa }acznose
wzajemna, istotnie zdrowe sto--
sunk obopolne staja sic niemozli
We z powodu takich taktyk. ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

kiedykolwiek ME moze bez popar
cia Polski stawit oporu parciu
militaryzmu, ami naciskowi poll
tycznej i ekonomicznej potegi
Niemiec. Skonfederowana z Pol
ska przedzielalaby Prusy Cd Ro-
syi, zagradzajac W ten spos6b
droge niemieckiemu ,Drang mach
Osten." Pozostawiona zas samej
sobie staiaby sic Litwa z koniecz
nosci wasalka ekonomiczna Me
mice i terenem przemarszu. 20
przez kt6ry dokonaloby sic pre-
nikanie pokojowe Niemiec do
Rosyi.
Ma szczescie rachube tych Ia.
mierzen niemieckich przekreslil
zwycieski pochod wojsk polskich,
zwalczajacy bolszewik6w. Zaje-
Gle Lidy, Baranowicz, Nowogrod
ka, a nadewszystko wilma i cia-
gle postepy armii ku poinocnemu
wschodowi zadaly Glossy bolesne
nietylko bolszewizmowi, lecz ME
mniej take polityce niemieckiej,
ma obszarach polozonych pomie-
dry Prusami Wschodniemi a daw
mem Kr6lestwem Polskiem i Ro-
sya. Zwyciestwa te przygotowu-
ia oddanie ostateczne Polsce pol
skiego miasta Wilma i okolicy pol
skiej w gubernii tel samej navy
jak r6wniez guberni Grodzieh--
skiej. RownoczeSnie MONA juz
przewidziec re sasiednie obsza-
ry o ludnoSci przewaznie litew-
skiej tax samo beda wyzwotunc z
hegemonii niemieckiej i utworza
niepodleg}e pahstwo litewskie.
Zblizenie polsko = rumunskie.
Z Zurychu telegrafuja do Ko-
mitetu Narodowego Polskiego W
Paryzu pod data Is kwietnia:
Prasa zarowno polska, jak rumuh
ska, zajmuje sic zywo zblizeniem
obu tych narodow, wzmocnione-
mi ich walka przeciw wspolnemu
wrogowi, bolszewizmowi. Ale
stwierdza ia prasa, re wal polsko
rumuhski ME powStrzyma anar-
Chi bolszcwickiej Cd zalania Eu-
ropy, o lie ME rozciagnie sic bez
przerwy Cd Baityku az pc Mo-
RE Czarne. w rzeczywistosc: sa
MIN diva duze wyiomy. Ma pol
nocy az W poblize Wilma Niemcy
sq jeszeze wciaz panama. kraju i
kazdej chwili NIGGA pozwolic ma
przcjScie lawiny bolszewickiej,
ktora pc obejsciu Polski ma pol
nocy, ma wschod, ma zachod do
tarlaby do Niemiec. Drugim Of
wartym wylomem ola najazdu
bolszewickiego jest Galicya
Wschodnia, miedzy Rumunta a
Polska. Wielkie to niebezpieczen
stwo ola obydwu tych KRAKOW i
ola porzadku ca}ej Europy. Kie-
dy hordy muzu}mahskie groziiy
niegdys zalaniem Europy, zawia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-24

Poish poIityE. czy wieHsIv cry mHt.I
no wtnieu stale reklanowac naroae,
wokc nAaxa - % obr~rh
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
The Hash Was Better Than 1t Looked

The Hash Was Better Than 1t Looked
~ NE day, shortly before noon the boys were
prised by the appearance of Paus father who had
~ taken early start and hiked to the Devils Den
visit the boys Finding there that they had
gone to the Leather Mans he set out and found
them He Of glad to meet the Leather Man,
and then he had with him something that he knew would
please the boys-a dog.
Paul had always wanted dog but had never found
the dog he wanted you had asked him what kind of
dog he wanted he couldn't have told Justa good
alaround dog" he would have said. "Nothing fancy,
but something that will along and be good scout
SO his father thinking he had found the kind Of dog
Paul wanted, hked up surprise him, and surprise him
he did
say that pleased would scarcely be telling
the truth The dog didn't look like the dog he wanted
the first place he wasn't any kind OF dog at ALL but
all kinds at the time. That was bad enough, but he
awkward; got in your way when he got anywhere
frequently he didn't get anywhere at ALL His chief
accomplishment seemed to be that in which Slim exceled
sleeping "Hes tired" Pauls father explained "Theres
doubt Of that, Dad said Paul. trying his best to
cea his disappointment But he got the shock Of his life
when he told that the dogs was Hash "And
very rightly named" said the Leather Man. "The man
who gave him that had keen Of humor Hash
he is, for there's everything in him
After luncheon swim proposed and Hash was
persuaded to join the party. They hked to small lake
BY the boys stripped and plunged into the cool
water. The lake, though SMALL deep and from
end flowed into the little river that raced through the
Sjlvernine Valley some six seven miles away Where
the water narrowed down the river cascade fell and
broke upon the rocks twelve feet below The
rent was strong, but there enough wind blow
ing make it difficult to swim away from the falls if
got too them.
After swimming about for time they dressed and
tried Hash show what he could do They threw
sticks into the water, but HASH in his lazy manner
fused all invitations to 'fsch' Paul annoyed and
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
The Scouts Of Silvermine
Bv GEORGE MITCHELL

made for a small skf that pulled up on the bank
by Pushing the the boat he got in himself
and picking up an oar, the only in the sk showed
off, intending throw Hash out into the water and thus
to swim ashore But he had not far when
the wind caught skf and, with but it took
all Pauls strength and skill to her, and be
forgot dog altogether in his effort to keep from
the falls Every time he about the wind caught the
skf broadside and showed it nearer the falls.
Those shore watched first with interest then with
alarm became apparent that Paul could not avoid
going over the falls They poweress to help him
except to run along the bank and shout to him to jump
but he would do until the last moment, for he
meant the sk if he could Finally the skff
all Paul. longer able to it, stood
up in the stern and prepared to jump. All this time
Hash kept lazy eye things, and seeing that
was time move, and rotted aft. The skif
Just on the edge and Paul about to dive when his
foot slipped and striking his head the stern with great
force, he fell into the water, unconscious.
Instantly there uproar the bank and SIX
men and boys plunged into the water man, but
before they could reach Paul. Hash had and under
the danger. In few strokes he had Paul by the
shirt collar, and, paving the water kept him afoat until
the others reached him.
Paul quickly revived and be it said to his credit
his first conscious act TO
xES8 throw his about Hash and
eternal friendship, while
the others lost time IN follow
ing his example.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
SPY SENT TIPS
With HAMMER
Telegraph Operator Trapped
Clever Hun AGENT

PHILADELPHIA Jam ~ Nm ir.
ttrc,lng tory OF enemy ,py work 8,
told by frank n Ga.Nil. assistant
.Chici oi the protective lagUc vh-l,
rendered service during the war.
The organization. Mr. Ga'k,ll re-
litcs, was responsible tor the intern
mcNt ot man caught spelling on,
dangerous messages with 8 tr.pham-
mcr he vas operating IN big INDUS
trial plant ON thc'Dclawarc river
The messages were first detected hy
4 telegraph orcra,nran Palm,ra, y !
lie caught the Hammer Tcll.ng oa;
"Tro1p hap moving tomorrow morn
ing
The 'clcgraphcr notified the gov.
crnmrn, authorities, who caught the
'rio.hammcr operator signalling:
Raid on fishing fleet complete ,ur
prise"
This was several hours before 'h'
news dispatches brought word OF TN,
sinking OF a fishing flee, by German
submarines of New England The
trip-hammrr expert was found to h'
former telegraph operator Mr.
Gaskll said the mystery Of where th'
operator got his news or to whom he
was signalling was never solved.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
NOW WE KNOW WHY
NATION WENT DRY

NEW YORK, Jan ~ CSpccaD
- A vie has the right to g.
through her husbands pockets dur
ing his sleep. especially when he D.
drinking. ruled Magistrate Grochl
today Joseph Conway was broueh,
before the court on a charge OF
dl,ordcrly conduct preferred hy his
wife
Conway tod the court his wife
had stolen So while ne slept Mrs
Conway complained that her hu,
band had lust returned from a ~.
day term At Blackwcll's Island for
dl,ordcrly behavior, and that he dt
once started 10 abuse her.
"l don't agree with you," said
Magistrate Grothl, after Conway
had declared "a woman ma, no
eight to Do that
"a woman has tie right 10 50
through her husbands pockets. c..
peolal'y when her husband ta,
been intimate with alcohol.
"Prohi1ition goc, into effect ON
July l." the court added. "lou are
ln probation until July , l's tr-
lows like Won that spoil it Tor the
decent fellow, It's such as ,au
that caused national prohibition"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
FRENCH SENATE
H0N0RS WILSON
World Harmony Worthy Of
i, S, President

PARIS. Jan ~ President Wilson
was the guest Of the French senate At
q luncheon today ne vas greeted hy
Antonrn Dubo,t the president, who
made an culogV.c address ~ which
hc said thdt the senate welcomed the
president and h, lcl' N Dubus'
sild
"Mr prc,idcu, Ny Colleagues ard
myself thank you i.r having been so
good ., ~ accept our invitation and
io give u, some hours Of your time
which We know 90 be devoted 10 the
high meditation, and the important
negotiations upon which the tate OF the
peoples depend l.0m Your first
steps on me land oi France and
since ,our entry INTO Paris the
French people have spontaneously
given their heart 90 Won and they
perceived at once ln Your frank mile
and IN your 500 loyal and open ph'..-
ognoml, That ,0l too. were spnn'a.
ueou,h g.Nn. Yourself 10 them
"Nou are '.ia. u an o'd palace ol
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
"Genefal Suicide "

There is a Red Cross general just
one. He is little chap--so little that
you'd hardly observe him IN crowd
OF schoolboys--and he was in the thick
Of things at Chateau Thierry He has
an impersonal, preoccupied air as he
sits on the iron, sea, OF his canton
beside the chauffeur, Once he was
seen ~ pilot his car out into the field
where shells were bursting twenty feet
apart, TO detour ahead OF everything
hi, the road again, and dash on
"Sayw demanded a doughboy "who
is he, that skinny little Red Cros,
ieller who always looks as If he had
,be whole American army ON hi,
nludi"
Dunno hi, name, responded some.
one else "'rhc boys in my outfit call
HIM General Suicide."-From Melville
Chaier's Chasing a Victorious Army
In the January Red Cross Magazine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
CHICAGO

DHCAGO. Jan @" HOGS receipts
% 0uu. strong 90 lnc higher Bl.N Sli 30
ana HN. butchers Goul.uu. light
{lruuul- packing Sl6 foulL6O.
,hul., pigs ilH".gla.... CATTLE re-
,..pN lh.un., steady tp lower Choice
hrcf cattle lls5nn ~ 300. Gamers So so
u13I. good ,boluo lockers tluiOu
linp. common ana medium a. O0ulU 5n,
choice ycb calves ilaaUu lG OW SifEES
receipts IN ONI. s'o. dy tu strong choice
lambs llttUult $40. medium 81 unT
$3.50 cula 81 lUul315. choices ives
$40 rouWNi. medium a2uR 20 30.
tuIig gyUUrll..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Jan 2n-UuDS ro-
cctpts -ru0u. lower Nu,k g. luulfHH.
heavy tl7Nudl56a. hghts {ltl0Ilt.a"
pigs Sl2 OUrlG OU CATTLE receipts
1900. no southv.a Strong to lr
higher. prime FED steers 81 OuG2o no
dressed beef steers UuulS uu. south
ctu steers s. 1unU 1900, cows 5, loHl3bn.
hclfrrs 5, nouJ3 iu. aiockcrs t;uoH H. 90.
cnycs g -Ouull2J. SHEEP. receipts
600. higher Lambs flj OUul66i, year
uuga $40 tO'lltg 90. Vothcrs SO nnurll'1o.
ewes 8 Uur 1925. st1rkrrs 5000 1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Jan 20 Cotton. spot
s'.rdy. prices unchanged Good MID
ding ~ 3sd. wldllng $500 low mid
ding o. flI, good ordinary II O0d. ord.
navy 10 500 Sales loOo including 500
American Receipts 5000. including D.
Jon American
Futures quiet unsettled Feb. ls5id.
Mtr T. aid AMI Il I'D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
NEW YoRk SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan 20 SUGAR raw,
stendy. centrifugal 12Nc, refined s'endy
cut loaf 10 inc. crushed ln2jC. mould A
aaoc. cubes 9i5r, NNNS powdered . zoe.
powdered 9 'bC fine gtnnuln'"d pnd dia .
mond eooc, yontcctuncrs \ $500. 80
t. Nan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
EWING RESOLUTION
OVER TO TOMORROW

When Amos Ewing. Logan county
representative. called TYP IN 'he house
TODAY resolution submitted a few
DAYS ago asking for \ pt5he 81 cond,.
,,ons M the Confederate Soldiers
home at Nrdm0tc. AlIen Street, Okla.
homa county representative moved
,ha, it he put over until tomorrow
The motion carried
/, was stated by Mr. Street tina,
aiuda,i,s branding accusations OF bad
conditions in the home as false are
ON their way so Oklahoma City.
Motions to have 500 copies OF Gov
crnor Robcttsons address TO the leg.
i,la,ure printed and 700 copies OF the
address OF Judge Williams were de.
icated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. Jan 20 -BrTTER tower.
creamery 66d6Oitc EGGS higher, ie.
celpts i.2O5 cases flrsts b7igubsls. or.
dinary frniS 56U $50, ~ mark. cases IN.
Guided. 57U5sc. POTATOES. lower. 10
C,lpts NJ cars. Wisconsin. Minnesota aud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
EoRT WoRTA

FORT WORTH. Iu. - CATTLE.
receipts $500. steady. Reeves y %
ti % HN. ilOGS receipts $500. steady.
Heavy N5uu1lt-a. SliEEl receipts
none. uurhlng'd. Lambs {i-.J'Hl 90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

There were visitor, at the door and
as mother was not Just ready 10 make
her appearance. Tommy was told 20
le, ;hem in and show them into the
drawing room.
This he did and. willie they all
waited for mother to finish doing mp
her back hair, the small boy sat very
s,ll and embarrassed
Presently, reeing the visitors tax
ing Neal,hy plances around the cosy
little room he remarked politely
well, what do you think OF our
furniturel"...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Michigan bulk 81 76yiSj. ditto rscks
" SoUl 90 POULTRY. alive, higher;
fowls 26lsc; hprlngs Zoe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

onds 56c. packing iic. EGGS ,lr.ip bic,
seconds not quoted. POULTRY hens
2ic, r0osters l7u2Oci springs sbc 70
TATOES. TO l0c down, 81 pOU2 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Lines Worth Remembering

Do not, ior one rcpul,e, iu,eso the
purpose that YOU resolved TO cl'c,'-
~hllcsrclrc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
PROVISIONS.


ST LOUIS. Jan % POULTRY.
hens goo springs "1c. turkeys 32c:
ducks s'r. gees, aOo BuTTER cream
Dry ti, EGGS stD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. I1r 20 CORN
close, Jan N2,a, Feb tl1iN Nul,
Mar 1884, MlF {'5ns. Jul
H27is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

KANSAS CITY. Jan. N -BUTTER
'y lower, creamery 5gc. nrsts SIC, sec.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Man uu,, In crash. Raymond HOY

per. linf West First street, was tiN'n
!, thc wesley hospital early this after
noon following an accident nt IN" In
irrsrctinn ~ Western avenue ana IN"
Rock Island tracks. In which Gcotg.
| Wiykhnw. truck driver for the hcbolt
Lumber company. jau into the motor
r,,lc Hopper was driving Hopper
sustained strained leg hht M Strlohs
| Injuries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

consider tho mi now before tho loEis-
.mrc for au appropIL,upy - &oo"o,.
uun for better roads in oklahoma VII
10 held iu tho CourV Of the next t'n
uats. according 10 T. Rec tuihr'N
Tulsa representative Of The oklahoma
Good Roads ssociatlon org1ul tNluu
~ tho hoard of governors ~ already
nearly ,omrIcte. scvcu'y-Cuc uu' ~ M"
s,y,uty.ut counties having already
named their representatives.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Many Stamps Clshed War Savings
stamps hrr coming IN to the Oklahoma
tly pusioffirN for redemption ~ nm
ever Increasing rate, according TO John
J.. Graham assistant postmaster FNc
'l"rhS have been detailed to handle tho
baby hOud' business exclusively The
approximate daily average Of 81 600 of
l'st week viii probably b" lncfen scd by
% considerable margin this week n TO-.
dtN.s spuft In ~" payment ~ stamps a.
maintained. according 10 Graham
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

COUNCIL NTds UNToftUNhttf = w
cas,r. one that n a Young wife To-
Gently cured ~ tho dope hnrii. de-
rrlug That hor husband also dope
s'or. be- given n fighting chance. the
other that of Young mother afflicted
through the immortality ~ her husband
were discussed 10y tho county council
~ defense meeting this noon ~ 'hn
SLIryiu hotel asking for assistance.
Roth rrs,s wcr. authorized through ar-
ton ~ tho .ouuul % Oe placed ln
or.tarlIms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

STANDARD official m sam Fitzpatrick,
former senator IN the Kansas Legislature
'rd vice president of the rrnifie On and
tHs company, was taken seriously M
with influenza whlo on his way from
'N.1 city 10 his homo In Kansas. Satlr.
dn'. Fiizpntr.cks condition was sIo
critical that he WAS taken on tho trnIn
I Tulsa and hurried to n hospital In
that city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

water Mains Report Asked An In
NIiptlou wnH Issued 10 ! " Bennett
superintendent Of city wutcrworks. to-
diy. requesting that he make u report
relative to the size " the water mains
in ~" city Ht an open session ~ the
rlty Flaming commission next Thurs.
liy night II Is said the fire depart.
wcnt IN handicapped because of small
mplus m the down town distfirta Mr.
H"rnct W also nskcd 10 suggest rem.
eds, for this condition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

,ttouon work fur additions 'p Iu-
gene Field aud Culhortsou Heights
schools 81 done. and concrete ~ being
ruU TODAY 'or tho footing Tor tho Eu-
gone, Field building Excavation work
began this morning on the site 90 the
new Woodrow Wilsdn school building
~ Twenty first street am Walker ave-
uuc Al additions including tho board
~ education offices on the Irving
school site must hc completed June lj,
vhIlc time ''t Tor the rev Woodrow
Wilson school building Is July 10. 1919.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

u s, Courtroom Closed-Thc lui'ei
states district courtroom was closed
today ON account ~ naturalization pro-
Cr"diugE being held I'm Guthrie. Court
viii hc convened again tomorrow morn
Ink NJ $50. when several 'iv'l cnsos
,re set FOR hearing before Federal
Judge " Noodrough ~ Omaha. The
criminal assignment Will b" begun
Wednesday morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20
Mhu Wnla.n u,.I,,.

why walden was Late Ilahy sick
was the reason assigned hy y "
NnIdcu superintendent ~ tho fcfera
rthi" employment service. for bciul
three hours late at his office this morn
nE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

Mining Company elect, Tho annual
stUDNholdcrt meeting Of the Miami Won.
der Mining 60 WAS held In the Chamber
" commerce rooms this noon for the
pulposeef rirrtlnu hoard " directors
n whiting of the National Cash Regis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-20

ter company presided Tho officer, for
the past year were Fred y Whiting,
president. A v Ellla. vice president
and X, n. cary. secretary aud treasurer
Rotarlans pIar Stunts" The
stunts committee Of the Rotary club
met NJ the Lee HuckIns hotel today II
IN the aim u the committee to have
every minute of the visiting Hotnrinns
~ the evening conference occupied with
some pleasure and the meeting TODAY
was 10 further plans TO attain this oh.
feet