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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
SIMILAR BOMB WRECKED
GOVERNORS MANSION

Close inspection by Oakland and
San Francisco police virtually estab.
lished today that the bomb that ended
the life Of Mrs. George D. Greenwood,
wife of a San Francisco bankers, at
her home here, contained an explosive
the same as that in the bomb which
partially wrecked Governor Stephens
mansion in Sacramento December IL,
1917.
According to Chief Of Police J. HI
Nedderman of Oakland, the bomb was
i'll the form of a brass cylinder and
was filled with bits of iron. galvanized
iron wire and lead.
Portions Of the cylinder were found
where Mrs. Greenwood met her death
Clues centered around a letter
&c. c. of c. that was received
by Mr.. Greenwood early in 1918. The
were the same as those on a
letter sent Governor stephens before
the attempt on his mansion.
Chief Neederman said he had evil
dence to show that the bomb was
planted" on the gate through which
Mrs. Greenwood was passing when
the explosion occurred, and her act
in opening the gate must have set it
off.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
D~cStrOycrS to
Convoy Plane
OUcr Atlantic
Naval Craft Likely TIC
Brave Ocean
Next May
ROUTE NOT YET
DECIDED UPON

(By Leased Wire 10 New MexIcan.)
Washington, March 19.-Lieut.
Commander Bellinger has been
ordered from Norfolk to Wash
ington for work in connection
with the preparations of plans
for the transatlantic flight to Oe
undertaken by a big navy sea-
plane some time in the spring.
1t was said today at the navy de-
partment that no orders had been
issued for the flight itself and
that in all probability the planc
would not start across the AT
lantic until some time in May.
The pilot has not been selected.
Tentative plans for the flight
provide for placing %destroyers
every few hundred miles along
the route so that at no time will
the big plane be unaccompanied.
The route of the flight has
not definitely been determined
upon, but probably will be from
some point on the north Atlantic
coast via the Azores to France
or Great Britain. The seaplana
will be equipped with wireless
and by means of a relay through
the d~estroyers it will be able to
maintain constant communica-
ton with shore.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
Oregon Voters
Invoke Referendum
Against Prohibition

Salem, Oregon, March 19.-The
first step toward application Of a po-
pular referendum to the joint resolu-
ton of the recent legislature, APPROX
ing ratification Of the national pro-
hibition amendment was taken today
when Dan ]. Malarkey, a Portland at
torney, filed the form Of petition for
invocation Of the referendum for ap-
proval and preparation Of a ballot
title. The record showed he acted as
attorney for Karl Harbring, also Of
Portland and associated with Malar-
key in law practice.
1t is regarded as probable that a
supreme court decision will be neces-
sary to determine whether the refer
endum may not be invoked against
the resolution.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
Wife of Banker
Killed, MGngled
By an Explosion
Iron, Wire and Lead
Picked From Body
of Victim
CRIME REMAINS
DARK MYSTERY

(5y Leased Wire to New MexIcan.)
Oakland, Calf, March 19.-
The killing Of Mrs. George Gren-
wood, wife of a prominent bank
err of this city; by an explosion
at the Greenwood home here
early last night, was almost as
much a mystery early today as
when Mr.. Greenwood, aroused
by the explosion, looked from an
upper window to see his wife's
body in the garden below. Two
slender clues, the police have
are the finding Of pieces OF
galvanized iron wire removed
from the body by surgeons along
with a bit of lead, fragments OF
brick and scraps OF her cloth
ing, and the fact that in jan
uary, 1918, a letter received by
Mr.. Greenwood demanded do
livery of $4,000 at a certain spot
under penalty Of having his home
destroyed by an explosion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
Dutch A~eroplanes
Furnish Kaiser
A Severe Shock
six FILTERS APPEAR SUDDEN
~ OVER AMERoNcEN CAS-
TILE AND EXCITEMENT is
INTENSE.

Amerongen, Tuesday, March 49,
(by The Associated Press).
Considerable excitement was ere
ated at Amerongen castle, where
former Emperor William is stay
ing, when six airplanes appeared
suddenly at noon from behind a
bank Of clouds. They came from
the east and after encircling the
castle twice disappeared In 4
northerly direction.
The nationality OF the ma
chimes could not be distinguish
ed but 1t is generally assumed
they were Dutch.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
WILL NOT NOW ENFORCE
COLLECTION OE ROYALTIES

Mexico City, Tuesday, March 18.--
The Mexican government has no in
~tention OF forcing the immediate col
lection of royalties on oil produced
in this country during January and
February under the decree Of Presi-
dent Carranza issued on February IS.
according to a statement authorized
tonight by the branch of the treas
ury department in charge OF petrol
cum revenues.
The announcement was made af-
ter dispatches sent from Washing
ton, on March Il, to the effect thar
the decree reopened the whole ques-
tion Of the rights Of foreign COM
panies was called to the attention VI
the department. It was said the ac-
tion Of President Carranza was
taken merely as matter Of form TO
keep the records straight, since Pc
troleum affairs have been in q state
Of suspense since the DEGREES rela-
tive to the oil business were issued
last August" It vas pointed out
that it was necessary to fix royal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
P~osTMAsTERs NAMED.

Washington, March 19.-Recess ap-
pointments of postmasters, made nee
essary because of the failure Of nomi.
nations to be confirmed by the senate
before adjournment, announced today
the White House include the fol-
Cripple Creek, Colo, Lester
Britton; Flagstaff, Ariz, Charles p.
HeIsser.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
work ron $1,000 SOLDIERS

Washington, March 19.--Work for
$1,000 discharged soldiers was found
by the federal employment service IN
February. Assistant Director Smith
announced today. About $4,000 Of the
100000 discharged in that month
sought the bureaus assistance.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
ALLIES EVACUATE
ODESSA, REPORT
SITUATION GRAVE
Soviet Troops Score
Victory Near Big
Russian Port
l7y Leased Wire to New MexIcan.)

(By Leased Wire TO New MexIcau)
London, March 19.-Official reports
received in London are to the effect
that a critical state OF affairs ex-
lists in Odessa, the CHIEF Russian
port on the Black Sea. No confirm
alton could be obtained in London to
.rumOrs that Odessa was being vac.
uated by allied forces, but the re-
port Is not denied.
An earlier report dated March Is
said that the non-bolsheviki had as
sumed the offensive in the region
north of Odessa, but had been repul-
sed by a soviet counter attack and
retired toward Brezovka. It was
added that the city Of Zhitomir had
been occupied by the soviet forces
on March IA.
The statement Of March II reads:
Soviet troops again have secured
a victory in the region of Odessa.
Mixed detachments of white guards,
consisting of partisans of General
Denikine and General Petlura, made
great efforts to defend the approach
les to Odessa for the purpose of GOV
ering evacuation of the city. The
red guards defeated the enemy who
are retiring toward the city"
GREEKS DEFEAT
RUSSIAN BoLSHEvlKl
Saloniki, Tuesday, March Is. r.
Greek troops have defeated the Rus
sian b%olsheviki at Kherson, north
Continued on page AZ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
NOT TO CONTROL HUN
ARMAMENT FOREVER

Paris, Tuesday, March 1S.--(By the
Associated Press)-The military terms
of the treaty OF peace have been
amendmed by the elimination of the
clause providing. for the control of
Germany's armament for an indefinite
period Admiral w, s. Benson Of the
United States navy, pointed out that
the original terms committed the Unit
ed States to a virtually Indefinite occu.
patton Of Germany and it was chiefly
on his insistence that the terms we're
modified. American delegates also.
pointed out that control of any por-
ton of Germany for such a period
would delay the return home Of Amer.
lean troops and would amount to an
nulling the sovereignty Of Germany.
AS amended the terms provide for
control through the time fixed for the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
SPENCER, NEGRO RANCH
FOREMAN RELEASED

Fl Paso, Texas, March 19s-A teIe.
gram was received here this afternoon
from Hachlta, N. NJ, stating that one
of the nine cowboys from the Ojltos
ranch In Northwestern Chihuahua had
reached the Alamo Hueco ranch on the
(Centinued on page a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20

icy Leased wire 10 New Mexican.1
London, March 19.-There is q
strong feeling In political and dlpIo-
matte circles In Paris in favor Of in
wiling Herbert n. Asquith, former
British premier, to become the first
president Of the league Of nations, az
cording to the Daily Mirror.
Paris, March 19.-The Belgian dele
gates have presented the official re-
quest Of Belgium that Brussels should
be chosen as the seat OF the league Of
nations. The delegation has trans
mitted to President Wilson and the
heads Of the great powers a copy of
the letter from Rurgomaster Max Of
Brussels stating that the municipality
would present to the league the Ee-
mont palace, formerly the property Of
the Duo D'Arenberg for use as its
headquarters.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
TRADE RESTRICTIONS
WILL ar REMOVED

Copenhagen, March 19.-In a talk
with newspaper men in Berlin, Herr
Won Brauen, German under secretary
Of state, said the entente had promised
to remove restrictions upon trade be-
tween Germany and the neutrals, es-
pecially regarding telegraphic commu-
nication and to mitigate the seventies
of the black list system.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20

ties to carry out the provisions Of
previous DEGREES"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
Asquith Proposed for
President of League
Belgians Request Brussels be Permanent Seat Of
Society of Nations; American Delegates OBJ
ject to Keeping Army of Occupation Indefinite
ly in Germany; Lloyd George Remains.

delivery Of materials Of war, guns and
ships but not through the period dur
ing which war damages will be paid
by Germany
Premier Lloyd George, who was
asked by President Wilson, Premier
Clemenceau and Premier Orlando to
postpone his return to London, has de-
cided to remain in Paris until the
draft of the treaty of peace is con.
cluded.
The commission on international la
Dor legislation held probably its last
meeting today when it reached an
agreement on all points at issue. The
American contention that each coun-
try should settle its internal labor
problems without invoking the power
of the league of nations, prevailed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
GREEKS DEFEAT
RUSSIAN BOLSHENlKI

(Continued on page ID
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-11-06
Your Dollar
Will be Worth More
in MinOt During the
CORN AND
POTATO SHOW
dollar Day Specials"

During the CORN and POTATO SHOW,
to be held in Minot next week, we are 60
ing to offer for sale, as a special induce
ment to bring the farmers in, some extra
good values at the price of
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One Dollar

We are not going to tell you here what
these specials will be, but we want to call
your attention to the fact, that it will be to
your advantage to come to Minot for this
show, and also get the benefit of the DOL
LAR DAY SPECIALS WE WILL HAVE
READY FOR YOU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE success of
the Victory loan afforded the basis for
u further advance Of pricea at the open
ing OF today's stock market, although
gains we're extremely moderate In com
parison to last weeks sensational move
msnts. Coppcrs. motors. food and low
priced oils rose an nvernSe OF 4 point.
Industrial Alcohol gained } and Amsri-
can Tobacco ,. A s-point reaction In
Texas Company. the recent marketing
favorite, suggested renewed selling OF
some Of tho more speculative issues.
steels resumed their upward trend In
the afternoon, accompanied by add
tional low-pricsd coppers and silver 10.
sues. also leather, tobaccos, equipments
and local utilities. Oils, shippings and
food shares, displayed stronger ten
denciee, but rails were compar ativsly
duh, though firm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, May l2-After a de.
cline Of 10 7 points on the opening call
today cotton firmed up on complaints
Of too much rain In tho western belt
Al the end Of the first half hour OF
above the level OF Saturdays close,
Reports Of q continued good inquiry
for spots increased the demand for con
tracts. In the trading up 10 noon tbs
advance was widened 10 - to % points
Spot cotton steady, IL points up
Sales on the pot l,b27 bales: to arrive
: S,OlS: low mlddlinS 23.iSc; middlins
a7ssc: good middllng 2s.ssc. Receipti
s.l70. stock 3sS.1s9
A Quiet hut very steady market de.
velopsd with the advancing tendenc,
retained. Al I o'clock prices were al
net gains Of % TO ~ points.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
kANoAo CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Nay i'.-Hoos; re-
S;o.;s: bulk tso, 100 q. 50: :hssvies $40 $50
H,ii medium 10 100 io.sS; lights ils u
030.S5, pigs $4,000 1880. CATTLE:
receipts 1890; steady 70 lower. Choice
heavy stsers lS Sysols. IS: medium lia.sS
0i<.be: commeH lii3SolIto; choice
lights si1.nQe{o; common 10000
l!l!; butcher hsifsrs 37;so0isiS; e. GOV.
S !, e'"s:.Ss 1::S.4. s''GtS ,S iics s.'y:. Ss
siSeHsrs sS.ioeiS'co. SHEEP: rscsipts
a. 900: steady TO lower. Lambs iis.0ogs
NSi5. culls 111.00Gli,7b; yearlinss $500
0is so. Awsa Sl0161ia.0o. ewes, culls
and common lb.000i075. breeding ewes
1sb0Nl7.oo; feeder lambs 3ltO0U 10 90,
aneora goats 37.0ods75
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May i:--HoGsi receipts
|SS. 900: 20 TO 30c higher. Top I2lo5;
bulk t2o.75q?l. 20; heavy t2osoH2l 90;
:u% sss ssS tHFTLn fa' rs:ss'.
III, 900; steady. Calves lower. Choice
heavy stsers Sis7i9is.bo; medium 81, 90
oi7.60; common Sii.0o0I3b0. choice
light stsers tiSbo0l7oo: common tlo.l5
6il7s. Butcher hsifsrs t775glt.S,
COWS S7.5o0i%60: Gamers $3.50 $50
iS.ss: .,osEsrs y;soSSis.,S' sHEfPi re-.
ss,R.s iJ,ooc; = lSws,; eve, a. Lamb: Ns7sg z
CIV: ye.riinS steers na,so9i,55;
svsy medium 3io.7S6l2.oo; culls 5000
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was scattered southern and Liverpool
.,lllnu htt ths .a,lp off.tlu.. unt. "a

was scattered southern and Liverpool
selling but the eafly offerings were ab.
s0fbed by trade aud commlaglon hO,Ne
demand which probably included some
covering on reports u too much rain ~
thu south.
Tho early rally 10 70 900 for July and
20 lSc Tor October was checked hy con.
tlnuod Liverpool hnd southern hnlliny
General business WIS not active aud
piled prices hGsgcd OF some ~ or 20
points.
Reports that spmo cotton was coming
horo from South Carolina ana Gcofyln
for delivery on May caused some near
month liquidation during tho early
afternoon. but later months wcfo flfmcr
on unfavorablo crop reports with May
Holllng at ~ 300 and oct NJ 20 lsc Or
about 10 10 II points net lower.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
Committee Consider, Teacher,

Mrs. ". T. Lindsay Hey. J. T. Mat
lock. Roger s. Coates ana william Nee,
committee on hiring Of teachefs for city
schools. win hold sessions early this
week. follow ni by called meeting OF
the board o education 10 approve or
accept their fccommenda tons Approx
imutcy $50 teachers VIII bo hiTed.
Formal acceptance of Positions. signing
Of contracts and other detail work must
he completedeb.fore the expiration Of
school. May s?.
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ct. LOUIS.

sT. LOUIS, May l2.-HoGs; receipts
10000; as to 35c higher. Lights 10000
1910: pigs SIS. 00q 49, 10: mixed 32o.2bm
.SoSC; heavy $40 $50 $685.; bulk t2O.35W
3o.tn. CATTLE: receipts 5000. steady;
native stsers Sll50Q 1885, ycarlings
SS.s6dS 90. cows lIo.6o1lsSo; stockers
1iO.U0U 1880; prime southern steers
~ COG 1890; covs and heliers ISog
1850. SHEEP: receipts 1000. steady.
Lambs ~ % 92o.s5. ewes ii3OO0lt5o;
casHern n. Som 90
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, May ~ --spot cotton IN
fair demand prlceH higher. Good mid.
dung 1881. fully mlddling l7sid. mid
dllhg l7.id. low mlddllng 10 Gjd good
ordlDNy 1904. ordinary l1bld Sales
G,OsD bales including 500 American
Receipts 1000 bales. including 300
American.
Futures closed stsndy May n 0ll
July IL >5d. Aug l6.OGd. OCT lJOid,
Jan. 1891 Mar II 2sd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

June 2 marks me lHst Say when lc.
gnll'y ~ the nov $500 Op0 school
bonds may ho questioned Ihey viii
then ba placed on the market aud
hciive woik NJ hruool building begun.
Owing 10 lh" lug. building plan which
viii be- IN i'I iorpn tho entire sum.
m'r J. a Whtruh. superintendent
NJ city schools, WI|l spend his summer
vacation iu oklahoma ,lty ~ ba In per.
nohHl tOu b win the work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

when pntrolmsn BYRD heard an c1-
ploslon east OF Sixth street and Broad
wny ho decided safe blowers were ~
work shortly after midnight this morn
ing He sent In hurry call to hehd
u,inrt,rs and n detail Of police answered.
IN. nsishborhood east Of Broadway on
sixth street was searched but no eyi-
dcnCe OF crime found.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

A meeting " the New Era Home
Economics club will be held Al the home
NJ Mrs, T.. Fsnton. 22l East Third
street, this afternoon Miss AnfItl
llop.lug. CITY home Demonstration. viii
give ~ f"nUI.tfhll0n on Economy IN
the Service " meals" Miss lta Ross
60 fnty hon" don'IIUr'Ot viii sttrnd
= Elrls club mecting IN ~ it0n tovur-
rpN nnl also special riils club meet.
lnr - rI'rnm ClIy called because the
sChJol there closos III week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

j q Steariey, clerk OF the board ot
education. left this noon on Il combined
vacation and business trip TO Cleveland.
ohio. and Brazil. Ind MI Stcarley viii
first attend the National School OF Ac-
counting Officials at Cleveland. May
20-22. after which he will Join his rcla'
tlves At Brazil. IND. In nm after the
war reunion wheh eleven stearlcys who
served abroad during the world Wal
will meet In family gathering, Mr.
stearlcy was accompanied by his wife
and Nttle daughter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
=, Championship Invitation. i..osd.

Three hundred letters have been sent
out by the Y. ~ g. a. inviting mem
hefs ana tholf friends 10 witness the
championship yolley ball game 10 be
played NJ the ~" nt $3.50 tomorrow
The competing teams sfo tho winners
IN tho noon and b10 business men's
yolloy hail contest. which closed last
week W. 4 Lybfand IN captain 0f mo
noon business mons team Bert storm
In captain Of tho h.JO's. There VII bo
nccOmmodh tlOnH for 900 spectators
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Hemodelins Of lrying school building
To meet requirements u the proposed
commercial hiEh school VIII begin this
week Old partitions will be removed
ana new ones rebuilt under plans ana
specifications which call for twelve
class rooms. cafeteria. sewing and man
uni training departments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Tho cot paper poft'fH rshblied by
Miss lioar Eleanor Foster. teacher Of
drawing In city schools, which were
placed IN the Chamber M Commerce
room during ihu convention on Ma.
ilonal hufal Lducntlon last week, viii
bo placed on tho circuit " displays
for state summer schools
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
Mcc'oud Fllss Motion.

Charles II. McCioud filed this morn
Ing 4 motion that Charles II. Garnett
be required TO make more definite and
certain his petition In q suit for dam
ages. 0arnett, who 10 an attorney hero,
Stndt. and tho First National bank
Of OkmuiEee for damages because OF
his alleged false arrest In Okmulses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

-Four men enlisted In the navy here
SATURDAY They were JO. + McMof-
rla. Alfalfa Gilbert o. Glance. STRAIT.
ford. Charles 4 Disney. NJ Auburn,
III, and william II. Mcdowell. Oswego.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Army recruits accepted hero Satur-
day wase: Frank & Martin. RavA
spencer TalklnEton, Nm Creek; Arthur
O, Rector. Hesidton: John Warden.
Muskogee; De Estss Newberry,. Hazel;
Thomas AZ. Sanders. Hazel; Virgil A.
Parker. Hsaldton: Calvin y. Vassar.
Msdill; and Joseph A, Horan, Newport.
n. I. Warden enlisted for signal corps
service In Alaska All tho other men
will 20 overseas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

James Mlhou. n Miami. member of
the house ot f'proh'Htatiy-a from OF.
ta"a count, In iu Oklahoma city 10
day On business te'Ufo come OF the
state departments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

A prowler ut Tenth and stiles streets
last night fled the scene when resident
nouncd the police The police were
told that the man heard tho telephone
cnIl and declded 70 lrhYe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

tho charge Of vssrsncy against hin y
settled Foley failed TO show ny this
morning In municipal court and . w
bond was forfeited. An alias warrant
for hlr arrest was also issued. Earl
Brown, also charged with vAGransy.
failed to appear and tho ssme proceed
urr WAS lDsiItuted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Members Of tho Oklahoma Auction
cors' association arc to meet here
Wednesday In annual convention.
Headquarters OF the convention at at
t0i Culbertson building temporarily.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

A final meeting OF the Northeast
Improvement association IL scheduled
for tomorrow night at & o'clock at the
church at Fourteenth street and Kate
avenue. 4 committee Of tho orGani-
zatlon is TO meet nt the same time at
tho office of e, r. Meadows, SIG Pat
tcrson building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
Have your car vsshed. Maple Iq,L

Clarence W. Chadwick ~ Omaha. =
mem bct " the bonrd Of lcCtlreship Of
h" FIRST Church of Christ. Scientist, In
Boston. Mass. delivered lecture on
christian Science ~ tho Oyerholscr
th"ntor yestetday. More than 900 per.
sous attended
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Tho World Trend ~ Democracy" ana
Love Will form subjects for the an.
uum Ciccronlnn debate held tomorrow
evening In room e 10. high school. when
gold medal VIII be awarded tho win.
o'clock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

y n. sullivan filed IN district court
this morning suit Bgninst tho county
commissioners for 1900 alleged 10 pe
due him for services In preparing tu
blank forms ~ hn used IN the sale oi
land on the delinquent tar lists.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. May WHEAT.
cash. unchanged, No. \ hard g. 66u Gs.
No. 2, 81 6id2G5, No red s. 700 20,
No t2.6su21O. corn unchanged "a
higher. No mixed il1?nl n. No ?
whito ti.7bdl7e No. yciloy sL72D
7lc. RYE: ll50ui52.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12

Tho police received report last night
that there WAS dead man at The
Wilson rooms. When they reached the
scene they found tho dead" man was
nnlY slck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-12
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May Il. HUTTER lower,
creamery j0I55hc. EGGS: unsettled,
receipts q 1865 cases: firSts iilec. ordi-
nary nrst iltsWtlac, At mark, eases
included. iiis5+3c. storage packed
firsts HAQt,sc; extras <5c.