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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
BACK ER0Mr

nitions, transport or sanitary arrange ments. A recruit on joining came bare- handed, and the army had absolutely nothing to give him. But he was prom ised that within a few days a detach- ment would make a sortie on the enemy and capture bolshevik arms and muni- tions. By the end of the week they would be able to supply a days draft of 210 men with arms.
 You cannot find a parallel for that in any fighting that has been done dur ing the war. Yet that band which has grown into an army obtained all it's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

arms munitions and transport for period of 12 months in that way. Time and again we have had the alarming news that munitions had been exh aust ed and that the men would have to trust to the sword to procure fresh supplies. By brilliant cavalry action, a few hundred Bolsheviki would be rounded off and our growing army supplied again with shot and she'll"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
Rx A.snoiatrd Prss,

London, March 20.-Appalling incl dents of the tragedy of starvation in Petrograd are revealed by a writer in the Ruskoje Slovo "a newspaper pub lished at Libau.
 '.Is life a Petrograd really as terri ble as people and as the newspapers describe it?' he asks. Tt is difficul. for me to answer this question; diff ficult to return to the exciting and fan tastic moods evoked by hungry, aban- doned Petrograd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

the question is one of the most diffie\ of the problems confronting us."
 The problem is a serious one, becaus it is the disappearance of the blood ths causes the fall in blood pressure tns often brings on death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
Requisite

From Film Fun.
 "What did you do last night'F'
 ~Oh, I read for a couple of hours"
 'T thought you were going to the movies
 'I did go. Ninety per cent of the fea- ture consisted of Subtitles."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
Being SOciable

From Cartoons Magazine.
 Cashier (to colored depositor)--John, I'm glad to see you recognize the value of thrift
 John WaShington@Taint dat, boss I jus been over to de other bank an tined, an now I want to jine yours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13
In Wrong

From Film Fun.
 '"why did that movie director quit the business?'
 His wife saw sea-nymph stories he filmed"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-13

The first New York motor car show was held in 1900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
SCHOOL BUILDING
MAY BEGIN HERE
ON june |, 1878
School Board Officials Expect
Action This Spring,

II no ,cthackS o.our 90 delay the
Slu0DO school building pro'cc, made
possible hy the overwhelming vote
yesterday Juno ! 1919. will wi'neS,
the inst building operations which
include the aisrtion oi ,hirty-iuur
room, 20 buildings now ~ use and
three SiN,ecn-room iunior high schools
in various parts ot the CITY. THIS is
the c,uyair today ot officials ct the
board ot education
The frs, step To- star, proceedings
include a called meeting OF the board
o' education authorizing the issue OF
the hJnd, TIN, viii he followed by
preparation Of transcript ior Nttor-
ncy General $. I. Freezing. whose
authorization OF the bond issue be
comes the next step. Should early
approval he obtained thirty days mus,
clapSe before the bonds may be sold.
II the bond issue stands without suits
QueStioning It's lawful issuance, it is
ready to he placed on the market
Reiore bids are obtained, all plans
and specifications will be prepared.
which, officials say, will take at least
two weeks, Advertising for at least
ten days will bring the bonds into the
market when the last chapter before
beginning building operations closes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Starr Talks
Of Entering
Screen Game


U,Il- -l,.f- IU-nrT lrr-I N
.,.,r,n D.,,r. .rr, bankers. NAV decide
.,n r',.g. ,p.,rr ,r,,,, ot Al lernrng.
Jr,r,r Dalton and ,,hrr fc,fmrI
hank ,rI ,,,.o r.ller, and enter tie
r...... ,.,rc
f. b'.,rr known here ,.I,y ha,
~,arr vr, v,s p,rolcd hy Go,efnor
K.lrr,.u LAST saturday after serving
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
VILLA PLOTTERS
HELD IN TEXAS
Angeles Chief of Staff Is
Under Arrest

FL PASO. Texas, March 10
Federico Seryantes, chief Of staff to
General Felipe Angeles, when he was
with Francisco Villa ip 1914, was ar
rested near Socorro, Texas, thirty-i,ye
miles southeast OF here, today with
eighteen men who were attempting tc
cross to Mexico to Join Angeles and
Villa One Mexican was reported
wounded and another escaped in the
darkness
All were armed and mounted Man,
uel lmrblde, who came here from De.
uoit, Mich, to Join the Angeles ex.
pcdiion, was wounded when he at.
tempted to escape Fernando licage
former aide TO General Angeles, ant
Manuel lcara of New York. a captain
on Angeles staff we're also captured
All are prominen, in the revolutionary
movement against the Cartanra gov
\Snment, military officials stated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Great Crowd Hears Ferris
Defend Nations League at
Advertising Club Meeting
WHAT AMERICA DID.

These are some %. the 'Hlng,
~.H" Ferris. representative from
Oklahoma mentioned loo Ms league
.. nation, aiife TODAY before the
Al Cub
Increased i,s army from 1000
regular, and l2JgJJ gulrdsmen TO
400 rNl
Eniaksd rs miniature merchan,
mariuf1fum one OF the smallest TO
one OF the largest IN the world.
Increased ITS navy from 100 to 3
0OO vessel, and from fourth 70 sec
ord place among world naval
power,
The league oi nations. he said,
is desired hy fourteen leading ma
ton, OF the world. Wilson and
TAFT. mo.hct, and fathers OF Amer
ica. +W0OJJ American soldiers.
200OOcO casualties, reason. civili-
ration. churches oi God and 1000
American boys who Sleep their last
sleep IN France.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
COMMISSION
WILL ISSUE
ORDER SOON
Action Is Taken at Instance
Of AT [, Walker
SAVE $4,000 ANNUALLY
Reduction May Apply on Cur
rent Bills,

Rate, iar electric ourrepi 10 Okla.
foma ,r. consumers, both ior light
.ug and .tncr purpose viii be 81, W
percent ~ an order being drawn mp
today b, ", : Walkcr member Vt
'Hc state corporation commission,
which will be issued a, soon ., either
Campbell Russell or " y. Numph.
~, who are absent from the city. re-
.urn and sign the order with hm
The same order will cut rates IN ap.
rr5S,ma,ely a dozen other Oklahoma
towns.
The order /, beng drayn by
Walker following i thorough inyes'-
cation into electric rates which he
,ly, ~ the t9wn, affected by the or.
der are Tar too high
The order will save Oklahoma City
consuwyr, alonr the sum OF $1,000 a
year. he declare,
Walker j., attempting 10 make the
order apply Oh electric bills Tor the
current month
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19

Before a large crowd Of adver,is.
ing and business men which nearly
filled the banque, room at the Skit-
win hotel today at noon. Representa-
tive Scott Ferris whol came to Ok
lahoma City yesterday in an airplane
from Fort sill, presented a defense OF
President Wilson's league OF nations
fan.
lie was cheered repeatedly during
his speech. Mt Ferris answered in
detail every objection OF republican
conpreSSmen who have been hamper
lrx Presiden, Wilson
Ai,cr a short preliminary in an
Swer to remarks OF the chairman, Mr..
Ferris began:
The world war from which we are
emerging has laid IT'S hand on every
citizen and every industry throughout
the length and breadth OF the country
We entered the war during the dark.
eS, hour And II history tells the
truth, which we knop It will. il will
write steadias,Iy In the recoId Of
this century that Americas part in
the war stopped the German hordcs,
brought abou, an early closing OF the
war and brought complete victory TO
the liberty loving nations OF the earth.
"lhe toll OF this terrible catas,ro-
phe has injected its Shiny form into
every hearthS,onc of the republic, |,
has cost the nations OF the world
roughly one hundred and eighty bill
lions OF dollars. 1t has cost the par.
,cipan,S IN this terrible catastrophe
IjSLOoO lives and a casualty lis; OF
approximately twenty million ad-
dtional
"All this, yes, thousand time,
more. could he mentioned as a result
ot war. In the names OF the father,
OF the lard--in the names Of the
mothers oi the land-in tho nanes OF
the 100000 boys OF the land whc
(contlnued on PAGE 2, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
RUSSELL TELLS
CITY PLATFORM
HE'LL RUN ON
Republican Nominee Outlines
Progressive Policies,

Strengthening OF the Canadian
river, beverage disposal plant, ade-
qua,e passenger depot facilities elm
iuation OF dangeruusFgrade crossings
extension OF park system; Fairgrounds
throughout the city. competition in
letting all city contracts. especially
paving, business handling OF tax.
payers money, improvement OF
streets and particular attention to Up.
keep OF dirt streets clean pavement.
minus the holes. white wings. and
proper service at the detention hos
pital--;his IS the platform OF { II
Russell. republican ngminee Tor NAV
or He began today marSh1l!ing his
forces Tor an aggressive campaign.
No Noise To Be Made.
we are of with a flying start he
said this morning I'VE MAY not wake
the city with noise and Na-tlc i, with
innovations Yet at the same time W.
expect TO get our message to every
voter in Oklahoma CITY. want the
people 20 know that | love Oklahoma
CITY and thai have at heart tha,
which IS good ior every rc,.icn,
without preference to any particular
class unless II br TO those living N
parts OF the city ,ha have been long
neglected.
Il have enumerated a few OF the
things that believe not only should
be done, bu, that can be done, real
izing that while a MAYOR must be am.
bilious, that while his vision must not
be limited, he must keep IN mind tina,
cities are not made better by ora.
tory A city has very definite thing,
to do and practical ways OF getting
them done. am concerned with
such aims and means
No Specific Promises.
Il firmly believe tha, a mayor
elected to office should enter upor
his duties without pledges and tha,
then he will he in a position 10 ren.
der real service to all tie people.
would sooner be defeated than he
bound by specific promises My only
pledge is that am filled with a
conscientious desire to,give everybody
IN Oklahoma City that iull consldcra-
tion to which they are entitled"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
SENATE VOTES
TO RECONSIDER
AUTO TAX BILL
Bill Still Under ConSidera-
ton at Noon Today,

The senate voted today 70 recon
slider the vote of yesterday by which
House Hill No. 500, increasing the
automobile license tax, was killed.
After reconsideration was voted, the
senate spcn, nearly the entire morning
debating the bill aud ha | i, under
consideration chen ihe noon recess
was taken. V .a0
An attempt TO change the rcgula-
,ions in the bill relating 10 tractors
was made by friends OF the measure,
who realize that the proposed in
crease in the tax on tractors brought
farmer opposition to the hill which re-
suited in It's defeat
Senator Frank Carpenter led The
fight for cutting down the tax OIL the
tractors,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
HELL SPEECH
Of PERSH|NG
TOENC|NEERS
ONE SUBMARINE BATTLE
Second I0StaImcnt Of Illth
History Told Today

one morning ru the .liagc ui Ir.
France Captain q. J. Wel.h 500
We, Thirteenth street Oklahoma
C.tt conserved the i'cl that hr. com.
pany Of the lllth Engineers should
have a history Ai'cr careful can.
,ass OF the men 10 his company
who nigh, quality 70 undertake the
task John Mahr. son OF Dr. . J. 4
Mahr OF the United states Publ.
Health service in Oklahoma. va,
chosen
Whether he wrote the thrilling ag
count on 4 Corona pcf,hcd ou a ,pap
box. ar 900 some dugou, D., ,aulI,
light rur-t,ld 900 the story TIN,
O, the second lu,talmcn, Of the hrs
tory which Will run ,u the Okdhomi
CIV Times for the next icw DAYS
Yesterday, article took the ,umpau,
uut ot New York hlrbor ou ,hcr.
way % Tho field, OF France
Good-by Broadway.
he rcu had been ordered below
ulll land va, out of sight The,
,luc on deck about O'Clock land
found lhcm,cl,c, lar opt Al sea h.
the distance Vc could see a diugtll,
! dong advance patrol du,y Acting q,
the flagship OF the convoy ct q yc,
sells. the Antggpne--oru ship pu,heC
ahead and set,he pace On the righ
was the George Washington, on ,ht
left the De kaib. formerly the German
raider, prinz Ei,cl Frederick. whll
IN and out and ahead were numcrou
sub -ohasers, deNroyers and a BATH
cruiser The next day everyone wa
instructed -liieboa, drills and IN,
FIRST rehearsal afforded mach excite
| mon,
Sea sickness came on the third day
while on the fourth day ont came IN,
constant kicks on the grub that wa.
being served
The chici amusemcn,S OF the triI
were deck bathing. submarine sighting
and running the mess Lac On IN,
eighth day out, orders were given t,
wear lie belt, at all TIMES, as ",
were now IN the danger zone Nb1u
10 o'clock m the morning of lu'y 2
the submarine alarm was ,uuulci
Everyone immediately rushed TO TN
/ lie boat stations and soon every gu
! Continued on PAGE q, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
W0MAN'S HEARING ON
THURSDAY MORNING

Mts l.ottie Baker, held in the
county jail Nh a charge Of killing L.
W Baker. her husband, will be give
a preliminary trial Thursday before
A. T. Farley, Justice Of peace ac-
cordlnR 10 announcement OF the couu-
ty attorney and attorneys for the de-
tense this morning
The trial is TO begin a, = o'clock
and a number Of witnesses have been
summoned An eiiot, will be mads
BY her attorneys to obtain bond ior
her a, the preliminary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN
TO CONTINUE. HERE

The Armenian Syrian relief cam
paign which has been extended over
the past two week. in an effort to
raise Oklahoma City's quota OF
$4,000 will be continued, for the
preser. at least, according TO inior-
matior by those in charge OF the
campaign this morning There is
still a large portion of the quota to
be raised and a great many districts
of the city lo he covered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
RETURN OF SPECIAL
36TH UNITS SOUGHT

Oul the return oi the former Ok.
lahoma National guard soldiers, the
l42nd infantry and the lAjrd hospital
train OF Thirty. sixth division. com
posed of Oklahoma boys, IS being
sough, by the fathers and mothers o'
the men throup' Senator Owen. SAID
e. {. Moore, JlS East Twelfth street
today in correcting statement tina,
the fathers and mothers had urged
the war department TO return the en-.
tire division
Senator Ovens attention was called
to the introduction OF resolution IN
the legislature asking ior the Okla
homa boys return m Mr.. Moore's let
ter. which did not state that the feSo.
luton had been passed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
PECK THANKS
VOTERS WHO
BACKED HIM
Defeated Democratic Candi
date Called to WASHINGTON,
PLANS MADE


Herbert " Peck dcmocra'ia .anni-
date Tor mayor Of Oklahoma C,',. DC.
fea,ed IN YESTERDAY, election ~ !
(. Walton, /, clicking away the miles
Through Atkau,as thi, morning ON
lbs way back TO hi, desk IN the war
| department a, Washington. 20 winch
' he was called YESTERDAY
Peck left the city Yesterday alter.
noon before the final result ol tic
election had been announced Just
before he said good-hy to his friend.
and supporters here he said that even
ir he were not elected he wanted 10
thank all his friends and those who
had supported him for their efforts,
that he had moi made any statements
iurlng hi, campaign which he wished
10 retract ard that he still stood for
the ideals that he affirmed and that
ais friend, had believed he stood for
McInnis Seconds Peck.
V L Mclunis prominent member
1i the Peck Tor Mayor club, said TINS
morning that he personally also
wished to thank resk> supporters for
their aid
Democratic and republican head
1uar,crs this morning were busy pre-
pairing ior the final fight Tor city
officers who will be chosen on Tues
isy. April !.
The county election board met at
.hr courthouse and began canvassing
,c,urns from yesterdays election
Precinct election boards phoned in
heir report, 10 the election board
ay night amt were slow IN bringing
the official returns TO the courthouse
his morning. The board never started
Is count until after 10 o'clock and
ip 10 noon the counting OF precincts
u the first ward ha not been com
)leted The Official count Is not cx-
jec,ed to change the teSul, more thar
few votes from the returns as an
lounced las, night
List OF Candidates
Following is list OF candidates and
he votes they received. The vote Is
nearly complete. Only one entire
precinct is missing, and in lew
ica,tercd races part of a precinct
HE list is considered accurate enough
o indicate beyond a doubt the re-
suit in every race.
Democratic vote for mayor:
Walton 72iS Peck 1900, BoyC
Oj; Snyder Us.
commissioner Of public property
democratic: g
Bennett 8l5. Donneli 6H; Johnston
100; McCaiicr,y 1892; Nicely 2,S+l
Patterson j0l7; Powell 1879
Commissioner OF finance and &C
counting, democratic
Donnelly soO2; Vahlberg 44sO
Gun,er Is Nominated.
Treasurer board OF education, dem
Nratic!
Gunier s,22l; Hoffman $40, Smitl
,,S8l; Owen 1922
Republican vote for mayor:
Russell l.yl6; Selby ',T2
Commissioner Of public property
republican:
Nelson },4p
Commissioner Of finance and &C
COUNTING, republican:
Bearly 1890
Treasurer board OF education. re
publican
Wells 57S2
School bonds
For l40S6; against 1850
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
ALLIES eVACUATING
ODESSA, IS REPORT

LONDON, March l9,-Oiiicial re-
ports received in London are to the
effect that a critical state OF affairs
exists in Odessa the chief Russian
port on the Black Sea. No coniirma.
ton could be obtained in London
early this afternoon to rumors that,
Odessa was being evacuated hy allied
forces. but the report is no, denied
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
FRUIT MAY BE HURT
By THURSDAY FREEZE

Fruit trees in various parts Of the
state may be injured by freezing
weather forecast for Oklahoma on
Thursday night by the local weather
bureau today. Many fruit trees are in
bloom Generally fair weather is
forecast ior OkEhoma City tonight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
SENATE TURNS DOWN
INDIAN OIL TAX BILL

An attempt to take up bill Nub-
miitirg constitutional amendment
which would result in the collection
of the gross production lax on oil
from restricted Indian lands was
frustrated in the senate yesterday
Senator Fred i. Tucker, author OF
the bill asserted that It would have
to be taken up a, once If i, was to
he given any consideration whatever.
The senate voted on roll call not TO
take I'D the bin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
WIDOW OF PIONEER
SUFF S0l0N VOTES

Claude Weaver. postmaster, accom-.
panied his mother. vile and m.
daughters to their voting places yes.
tc'day afternoon while they cast thcir
first vote, Mr, W I. Weaver. the
mother, is - years Old and her hus
band, former congrcS,man, drafted
the first bill in Texas for eniranchise.
ment OF women.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
TAUBE FACTORY HAS
DEVISED NEW PLANE

BERLIN. Saturday. March IS
The Rumper arpiane factory in Ia.
varil. the plant which produces the
noted Taube airplhn.s has under con.
Nruc,ion a giant airplane lor a trans
Atlantic flight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
MONEY ADVANCED
RAILROAD BOARD

WASHINGTON, March 10 - The
SS0.O0OOOO advanced by the war IL
nance corporation TO the railroad ad-
minisua,ion, will be used only to pay
currcn, bills and not to meet obliga.
tons ALREADY incurred with railroad
companies, Director General Hinc:
\ announced today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
BRITISH STEAMER
REPORTED AGROUND

EASTPORT, Maine, March lo-
The British steamer Croia struck on
Old. Proprietor ledge, southeast OF
Grand Manan, n. H. in fog last
night Word was received here to.
day when the crew landed on Grand
Nanan island.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
ENJOYS ACCEPT
AMERICAN VIEW
league Not to interfere in
Internal Labor Rows,

PARIS, March lo.--The commission
on international labor legislation held
probably It's last meeting today when
| IL reached an agreement, on all points
At issue, The American contention
that each country should settle its In
|iernal l,ho rroalcms wi,hou, invok
ling the power OF the league Of ma
tions, prevailed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
Socialists Win.

LONDON March lp--The election
for the consti,uen, assemble in HAM
burg Germany, resulted n the Ma.
ior,y Socialists seating VI representa-.
,ives. the Independent, Socialists u
and the bourgeois party %, according
10 . dispatch from Berlin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
WIRELESS TELEPHONE
CANADA TO IRELAND

LONDON, March 70 The c,'ab-
li,hment OF wireless telephony be-
tween ireland and Canada was an.
nounced today by the Marconi com
pany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
BANKERS Wife
SLAIN BY BOMB
after THREAT
Tragedy Follows Written De-
mand for Money,

OAKLAND. Cal, March l9-1h"
killing OF Mrs. George Greenwood
wife oi a prominent banker OF this
city, by an explosion at the Green
wood home here last night was al
most as much mystery early today
as when Mr. Greenwood, aroused by
the explosion. looked from an up
stairs window to see his wlie'S body
in the garden below
$1,000 Demanded.
The police believe they have two
slender clues. They are six small
pieces OF galvanized iron wire re.
moved from the body hy surgeons.
along with BIT of lead, fragments OF
brick and scraps OF her clothing, and
the fact that in January, 1918, let
ter received by Mr. Greenwood de-
mandcd delivery OF 5000 at a Ger
tain spot under penalty OF having hlS
home destroyed by an explosion
The letter was signed &C. {. OF c.
which initials also were appended to
threatening letter received by Gov
William ID. Stephens before the eN-
tcu,ive mansion at Sacramento was
dynamted year ago This led the
police TO believe that the same per
sons were responsible for both ex-
ploSonS.
Nothing had been developed today
to show whether the explosive was
hurled at Mrs. Greenwood whether
she picked i; mp and i, exploded in
her hands or whether she caused the
dc,onation ny stumbling over II.
% Had No Enemies.
Nor had anything developed TO in
dica,e the nature OF the explosion II
is suggested, however, that the bits
OF wire taken from the body nigh,
have been used to faSlen together sew
eral sticks OF dynamite Servants
at nearby houses say they saw
dense clouds OF black smoke IN
the Greenwood garden immediately
after the explosion One of them lie
scribed the crash as very sharp, such
as is made nv a high explosive
Mr. Greenwood declared that neither
ha nor his vile had any enemies an
that he was at a loss to account ioI
the explosion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
ponnelIy Happy
AT His Endorsement

Mike Donnelly nominated on the
Democratic tickc, for reelection to the
|pfiice Of commissioner Of accounting
(cortlnued on PAGE 10, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-19
BULLE TIN.

Scott Ferns and Lieut.. Col X. b
BirultI, co.aU antcr rl Post Field. are
planning 10 r,urn n he Curtis. army
plane which Drough; ttem here yes
terday, at } o'clock ta,s afternoon.