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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15

At CHICAGO End first half; Iowa
Q; Chicago 4,
At lTHACA-End first half; Penn
State 49, Cornell 0.
AT MhDlSl WIS End first half
Ohio State 0; Wihconsln o.
AT URBASA--First quarter: Illinois
0; Michigan 0,
At NANSTOS--First quarter: In
diana %: Northwestern 0.
At BUSTON-End first half: Boston
College 3; Holy Cross 7.
AT EXETER, n. H-First period
Andover 6; Exeter 0.
At SPRINGFIELD. Mas.--Fnd first
half, Springfield Y. NJ. c. A., 0; Mas
sachusctts Augics 0.
AT SYRACESE--End first half. Syr-
acuse &. Colgate o.
At CAMBRIDGE Mess End FIRST
half. Harvard 0: TUFTS 0.
At BOSTON End frs, half; Dart
mouth &: Brown 0,
At PHll.ADELPFA--End first half
PennsylvnHls 3; Pittsburgh J.
At DETROiT--First quarter: De
trolt university lS; North Dakota Az
sies 0.
At HARRISBURG. pa.--Ftrst quar-
ter; Bucknci 0; Gettysburg 0.
AT CLENEl.AND- First period; Case
I: Obsrlln 8.
At " iLLiAMsTowN-Firs, quarter
win ans I; Amherst 0,
NEW HAVEN, \ 1b,-Ffnel; Hsr.
ward freshmen 10; Yale freshmen 7.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
EMBANKMENT IS
WASTING away
Waves Eating Into Structure
Foot Every Hour

with the waves on tho big lake Of the
city water supply eating into the en-
hnnkmcn, at the rate of foot nm hour.
Joe Patterson, commissioner OF public
property. rushed to the scene early this
morning 10 sufNrintord temporary con-
Btruction OF bt.nkwatets.
Patterson told the city commissioners
Yesterday that the danger 10 the sup
oily In incrcaHlng daily and urged u l,
money from the surplus water rev.nue
fund he used TO avert disaster Tn.
majority. however. transferred the
money TO The general fund as predicted
" something isn't done soon we viii
have serious condition that viii cobt
the city thousands OF dollars TO rem.
edy," Patterson taid.
Tn" mayor remarked that he eYpcc, 3.
eh Just the trouble that Ia now being
experienced because OF the emhankment
not being constructed properly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
Ettlmat. this

soH s'e now IN lNt Norl0 tht
police expect to get such an incr rHasc
IN revenues when the heavy fines OF
the municipal court have been done
away with" Donne,ly said.
Sinking Fund Larger.
Last year the sinking fund item on
the budget WAS S,i0ili while this year
Ns2,os2 Is listed, mainly because 1l0O.-
600 Mas transferred from the water
revenue fund for paying interest on
water bonds 20 the general fund This
will be used In keepilg with an entirely
new policy o! the commissioners 20 eN-
tend water mains at the ratio OF a.
least 500 o0o n year
. The majority estimates that t1t5, ,557
viii be reGtcd by revenue ANA sources
other than taxation while l5?2 .32l must
be raised by taxation
The majority s preparing legal
budget goes to the courts. though
Mayor Walton said today he does not
SEQ why II should
"ln LEGAL Limit
Eve have kept under the legal limit
nil night" he said. and we have done
II BY placing the proper funds In the
proper columns. Last year and the
year before ". find hy investigation
O.
has not been placed IN the general iuni
ns Il should be, only about 81 0G0 has
been placed In the general fund out OF
tllu1O this year We estimate at least
$4,000 to be obtained tom this source
alone"
Mayor Walton insisted that the ma =
jority tn7 inflated the revenues only
because they should. Judging from the
amount of money that has come In SO
far this year
Ollie wilson. commissioner Of pub
Nc works, said he believes his depart
ment viii bring IN ~ least $3.50 this
year though he gives q conservative es-
Innate II $4,000 against 81? 600 OF
last year
Budget Settled"
The b, dgCt Is Settled so tar as the
commissioners are concerned. unless the
matter goes TO the courts with the
county assessors refusal to spread tbs
levy on tho rolls
40 cuts In departments were neces.
Hary hut they Will be sadly needed later
on Donnelly contends when the de.
partmcnts fail 10 bring In the revenue
that has been estimated for them by
the majority
James Beatty. COUNTY assessor. wa'
not In the city today. So his attitude to.
vnrd spreading tho budget on the tax
rolls could not be ascertained. He hn,
said he would refuse to take thn, nc
tion Il the levy exceeded tho lega
limit"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
MUN0EN TO RESIGN,
IS CITY HALL RUMoR

Il haven't heard anything about I,
yet"
This was the answer OF Mayor Wal.
ton today when asked about Jrumorr
circulated In the city hall thsf A. N
Nundcn, Judge OF the municipal court
IL about 20 resign hi. position and
enter private practice Of law
Judge Mnndcn made no stntemen,
about ttc rumor.
II nm appointing tho iudgc daily IA
hold a temporary position" the mayer
.'id. and shall probably continue "a
do SO"
when tho mayor abolished the
municipal court several weeks arc
with n sweep of his hand no permanent
Judge was Hnnclnicf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
ale IN LEAD
IN LAST PERIOD
|nceton Behind 6 TO 3; All
Scores by Field Goals,
BullETlNi
NEW MAVEN. Conn, New. ts.--
p1jnucson scores touch down.

FEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. Ib-
hceton scored first In the annual
e-Princeton game here today. Strub-
kicking = field goal from Yales 3'
q line.
Inst perlod--Princeton won tho toss
ehose the north goal. Yale's kick
rolled 20 yards and Callahan.
hceton center. captured II on his 80
n line. Taking tho ha,l on It's as
line. Princeton drove inslde Ials's
bard mark before bcins halted Whcr
bracrd Strubing dropped back TO
S-ynrd mark md kicked an easy
goal Score; Princeton 3: Yale o.
hs bail wss kept In Yale territory
rest OF the period, except when n
punt occasionally carried II across
c"nter line,
scond period; The punting duel CON
led In this period. The bulldogs ho-
batteHhg the visitors center and
. series OF shor, line gains at
hctton's tb-ynrd mark, Braden tried
rop kick. II fell short and rolled for
buchback
|rom the ?o-yard limo Trimble shot
lind end for IL yards and G0rrity In
tries Mt the line mnde q first down
Princetons t6-ysrd line. Tie punt
ht 10 Yalc's 35-y yNrd mark. Another
)tins duel followed. Princeton hav-
the bali on her 97-yard mark when
half ended. Score. Princeton 3,
o.
third Period: Princeton kicked Oft
after n l5-yard penalty had forced
Yale punt. Trimhle's punt was par
)iy blocked ana thrco blue clad
N.ll q. AL ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
GIRL CONFESSES
DIAMOND THEFT,
POLICE DECLARE
Recovery Of Hazel Garland S
Gems Expected Today,

Working on information which the
police said WIS given them last right by
Leila LcyertOn, 20 years Old, recovery
OF the - 600 worth ~ diamonds stolen
two weeks aso from The home OF Ms
Hazel Garland was expected today.
Shortly after the theft OF the
dif monds, Mrs, Garland swure ont p
complaint against Miss L.verton and
t"o other ptop'- NJ lv'ug IN Ne~ hn w.
The case was Investigated by the
county attorneys office and then dis
missed FOR lack Of evidence against
them.
Confession Alleged.
The other two moved hut LEILA went
beck To her room and after two weeks
told Mrs Garland she hcIsclf he'd taStu
the Jewels according 10 the police
I'm tired Of living this Kind a. NE
knowing ! am guilty and having my
conscience cutting into me day after
day" she told the police Yesterday
when brought TO the station for FUR
ther investigation. they declare
Mrs Garland came with her and hnE
charge ~ her while the police are try
ting TO find the diamonds
II was NAL at Haze. We had had y
fuss and | took the stones just Tor
spite she said. according to NE p'-
lice "Thon gave them 20 l"tt Moody.
Arl dilNer ! ma hftn sNlNg WIN.
He said he'd use them 10 set me cut
Of iil ~ bond .u' I dNut know w'u'
he has done with them ! want them
back and viii reveal everything
Moody was arrested hst n'sht.
To BE states Witness
She will he states witness Lee
MulleniN, detective. said this morning
Reports ot n man representing him
self to be an Inspector for the gnq and
electric company as he robbed ap1rt
mrnt houses Of diamonds were rec
ceiv,d at the stnti,n last night nni nrc
heiug Investigated 4. II. Smith i2gli
Fast Thirteenth street. reported The
loss Of $500 Of jewels Mrs Mont High
ley. lilI West Fifteenth street. two
diamond rings.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
$1,000 IS LOOT
OF ROBBERS IN
NIGHT ST|CKUPS
Seven Persons Relieved Of
Money and Jewelry,

Side-stepping pstrOlmen m ,helr
beats "stlckup' gangs last might robbed
| seven persons md got about 81 900 In
jcwslry and money
| Gus.io Smith. negro woman out on
| 81 900 bond charged with highway rob
berry several weeks ago. jabhed re-
volyer against the stomach OF j. +.
Cunningham. nm oil man from Comon,
at II dark alley near - Eat Grand
avenue and took his roll OF 1900 the po-
lice charge.
Men Implicated.
Sho was accompanied by two negro
men. according TO the report made the
police. but the men could not be found
when pla inclothesncn arrived After
fobblng Cunningham she slhgged him
| on the head with Jimmie" he de-
| clsres, hut he recovered sufficiently to
| identify her later on She WAS arrested
A man and n woman returning home
were held mp near l?2 East Thirteenth
street and rings valued at $500 taken
| from them.
The man stepped from an alley.
| forced tho womNn's escort TO stand with
hts face to building and compelled
| rings, lie went through the man ,
pockets and got several dolars In small
| change.
| Motorcycle Policeman York answered
the call turned In to the police sta .
| tion hut did not learn the names Of
| the couple. Half an hour later an
other hold-up n block away was re-
| Iortcd and the man said he lost $50
"Peekers" Reported.
AZ 1918 North Hudson two men were
| reported TO be wandering about look
Ing In at the windows Of house whci g
. reception was being held. The
woman making the report said one of
the men had entered the house and
asked some one TO 70 outside and help
| him start Ford. She suspected n
hold-up scheme and called the police
| when they arrived the men were gone
| and could not be found Not long aft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
>..fEEEkCE On
4vERBEO WELL
} SUGGEST TED
|bertSOn Asks Texas Gov
ernOr to ACQuieSCe,
)ARANTEE UNNECESSARY
bge Cham Jones ConSuItS
With State authorities

)klahoms national ginrasmsn vii
be called sut 10 take charge of the
fk. Senator oil well In Tillmnu
nty. nov N. center ~ n bitter iigh'
we.n rival claimants. II wn~-Nn-
)ncod this morning hy Governor
.bertsOn. following a two hours con
tnce with DiSttic, Judge Cham Jones
n number NJ Oklahoma men who
Interested In the well involved
Conference Proposed.
3he governor declared that force will
he tesorted to by the state until
brts a. hmicahle adjustment have
cd. and with this In mind he pro-
ed over the long distance tlcph ne
|the governor OF Tcyas this morning
Il a conference Of pll intcr.stct par
J. including himself. be held at II
birth the lldllc OF the ncNt week Tor
acefur' adjustment OF the contt0-
ny.
his agreement Il saa 70 have been
lNactory 70 the promoters o' the
Pie Senator well who asked the guv
or 20 send the militia 10 the well
enforce the decree ~ Judge Cham
20. appointing a receiver for the
me Burke. Senator well II ono OF the
geAt finds In the Oklahoma EIDE ~
Texas field, producing 5000 bar
daily, and since II has shown such
hArkab'e possibilities. Texas clain.
b, II is charged. have come In and
trying to take tho we'll by force.
Armed Men Hold wal,
short time ago Judge Jones ap
nted a receiver 10 take over tn"
and when tho sheriff OF TillmAn
nty arrived at the scene he was mot
q large number Of alleged TesHna
ned with six shooters, who are hold
the we'll. according To representa-.
be 10 the governor.
II tho governors plan 10 have all
Resting claimants and representa- .
Do OF the state Of oklahoma and
has 10 be present ~ the meeting
posed 10 be held In Fl. Worth.
Ippointinent OF q Joint receiver, 4
bnderstood. will he one OF the pro.
als for peaceful solution Of the PROB
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
BARRETT IN CITY
TO Make REPORT
AdjUtant General 70 Confer
With Governor Today,

Adjutant General e. r Barrett, COM
manding the oklahoma gusrdsncn In
tho coal fields. arrived In Oklahoma
City this morning TO report personally
To- Governor Robertson on conditions In
the mine region.
Not u miner has rc'utned 10 work
and I do not expect any of them TO
20 bach 10 work At any time soon. The
strike Ia A. much on and In full force
and effect now as n ever was, The
nlners DO not recognize the order call
ing on the walk out said Genera,
Barrett.
1ie was TO confer with tho governor
scme time this afternoon.
General Barrett said that about t0r
guards are stlll In the field, and will
Do kept there pending further develop
ments around the mines,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
BULLETINS

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. ,s.--rhe
News. s.Lesder announces thls after.
noon that Governor Davidson has
appointed Carter Glass. secretary
OF, the treasury. - successor 10
Senator Thomas 8. Martin. whose
funarai took place yesterday. The
governor declined today 10 make any
statement Mr.. 0iass. who was
communicated with over the LONG,
distance telephone. said the an.
rouncement Of the appointment
would more properly come from the
governors office.
WASHINGTON. Nov. t5.--serre.
tsry Glass 10 considering the offer
ot QoVsrnor CNV's ~ Ni-r'rl 20
appoint him 70 the seat Of the late
United states Senator Martin OF
virginia, but has not announced
hls declslen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
Sl,823,188 IS
C|TY'S BUDGET
FOR 1919-1920
Increase Of $588,O54 Over
Last Year in Sight
LEVY TO BE 1925 MILLS
DonneIIy Declares Revenues
Have Been 0yereStimated,

oklahoma CITY today /. facing a bud
set for all rurpose. Of ILs-1.lss.
against g. s.5,i'i for last yenr
The actual cost of operating the city
This year. according 20 ,he budget. will
b" 81 ,09G against rgO2g) last year
Final figures on the budget. which
was approved late yesterday afternoon
follD~lrg ,hrce-h0ur trssl1n Of the
city cUmmifs .one-s. show an Increase
u mp OK matciy 90 PEI cent In the cost
uf operating tie cts.
ovsre.tlms,lon Charged.
Mn. Donnclly. commissioner Of
finance. and Jor Patterson. camms
s'on"r % public property. VINO opposed
the mpority at every move vestcTdn
declared this morning the cl,ys rev
"nu"4 for the year have been over.
estimated by NJ least ~ 200 and that
the city VIII ~ the end u the year be
in the hole that amount
Bv initiating the revenues" for the
year II was snid, the majority sue.
Ceedcd In cutting down the tax lev,
for general operating expenses. library
and resurfa, .1g plans to 6Tj mills
But the sinking fund will require .
b 5.r d, levy. bringing the grand tota
90 "a mills
4 comparison Of the actual revenues
Of IN" NHrioIs departments With tn,
estimates placed on them this year b,
me ma 1riy faction st- tho commits
sloLers is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
MAJOR HERE AFTER
SERVING IN BERLIN

Major Talbot Berry Morgsnsv'lle
KY. who has been visiting Mrs Katt
leen Calvin, of 1907 Fast Eighth street
left Yesterday for Dallas. Texas whore
he viii spend two weeks, after which
he viii return 20 Oklahoma Cl'y Major
Berry has Just returned from abroad.
where during the last six months h.
has been IN command of forces In Bcr-
lin. He was a representative to the
lnter-sllied armistics commission held
Al Berlin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
COAL CONFERENCE IN BITTER WRANcLE
Lewis Charges Bad
Faith to Ouners On
Wage Agreement

WASHINGTON Nov iA long and acrimonious today.
representatives, OF the coal and conference here agreed
take settlement and labor conditions the central
fields after they had failed Of a
first proposed
Adjoining the general conference Secretary Wilson
wage scale committees OF the competitive ed 20 m,
today to a
operate outside central comprfve field
the hour wage
committee OF the field
the the outlying districts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
SCHOOLS WILL AID
CITYS BOY SURVEY

J, A. Whlteford, superintendent OF
schools, sad at n meeting Of tho boy
survey" committed ~ tho Rotary club
last nght TINT tte city schools win aid
the committee In obtaining tho data
for ths index information of the Okla
homa CITY boys Just how this would
he done has not bean made known
The four coloncls In charge of tho sur
vcy were announced al the meeting
lost might. They are c. r. Vc'rs. Roy
Rnnderson, u. u. McNilllp and A. ".
kull. Tho survev. % hc conducted
similar to tho Red Cross drive, begins
next week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
'Armistice' Name
Of Baby Born on
NouemberllHere
Day Celebrated at Home Of
Charles H, MarkSbuy.

Armlstice day was much celebrated
IN tho home OF Charles H. MnrkaUury,
s'2 West Main street. according TO in
formation received Al the health de-
partment this morning.
The reason was, naturally erough
'Armistl"e
A baby girl arrived In the Markshury
home at Just ii,l5 O'Clock ,hrt morning
and the family voted unanimously to
named her "Armistlce"
They added n Dorothy" for good
measure
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
Wand p,ssenoers Rescued.

wAeH'NOTON. Nov ~ Rescue of
passengers and crew nf the Amcrlcnn q
steamer Thomas T. wand hy the lior-
duran steamer Onoe. after they h'd
abandoned the vessel In the Gulf of
| Mexico i25 miles south Of New or.
itans, was reported yesterday TO the
navy depal tmeit The Wand was . toO
ten vesssl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
KESlER NOW CAN SEE
ALL HIS ASSISTANTS

Mark kcsler. commissioner ~ public
snt'tN' has his eve" ON lis entire dc-
p2r,ment now. lie haa had door
N de between his office and the build
ing department.; his dire chief In directly
ACROSS the hall the building commits
sionor's office is adjoining and part
OF the hallway win be- used for another
0ffics for the department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
|ESLER TO FILE
$50,so0 SUIT
Hard Announces Commits
slonef viii Sue O, G, 4 {,

Aark Ke.irr. city commissioner of
bile snfcty. win flle suit against the
lahoma Gcs & Electric company for
800 M result of injurles sustained
NE weeks ago during the Davidson
se Lumber company fire, n was an
Sincsd this afternoon by Rcss Llllard,
SNIclpa, counselor. Kcsler was So
6lx, burned by an electric wire dur
u tlrA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
RAIL WAGE HEARING
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, Nov. rs 80 Hope o.
an Immediate settlement ~ demands
of the four great brotherhoods vanished
today when turfhcr sessions ot The
conference between Director General
Hines and the brotherhood heads were
POSTPONED definitely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
County Excise Board
Takes No Action

with but four members present the
county excise board convened at the
court house this morning. appropria ted
5000 toward paying the costs OF the
CONTINUED or Page q. Column "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
Carter 10 Meeting
In Kansas City

Dorset Garter. president OF the ok
lahoml Coai Operators associatiun eft
las, night for kensas Ci'y TO confer
with OFFICIALS OF optrntors associations
In Kansas and Missouri IN regard 10 he
conference that has been called IN
Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
Prlnca,cn Mlns Soccer oame

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov ~ -
Princeton won the soocer game with
Yale TODAY ono goal TO nothing.
Al Syracuse l1rst period; Syrncuso
0. Coslgato y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
DR.. CHARLES EVANS
TO RUN FOR CONGRESS

Or Charles Evans. promlnsn nj OkIs
hOmR educator. announced today his in .
t"ntion 10 run for congress on the dem
ocfht.c ticket IN the Fifth district In
l'sh. when tn. term Of j. L.. Herald
republican congressman elect, expires.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
P0INCARE TO BECOME
EDITOR AT END OF TERM

pARiS. Nov. lS President Po'ncars
VIII become assoointo editor Of the
ne Nspaper IL Figaro when his term
expires In January 1t was reported
here today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15

F'N 40
ActnE Presid'n, Lewis, for The miners.
Announced th,t tbrv aou.1 so into ,
.... -. -.
'"'''''nk W" cc''"l '"'h-
ieut'e fields only he s1ded, we viii
go anywhere relief may be- obtninod.
but IN 20 doing We hone and irtls, w,,
VIII get tho confederation duo t. mau."
Sir. Lewis luuu.fcd whittier TN.
agreement arrived at by the conference
oi the central competitive fed gag,
scale committees would apply In
bdFic form - outlying iistucta, and
are our mcu In a po,ition TO return
TO wu.k witn tt.' Understanding"
The question was referred to f. ".
Lux r,btsrnt,ns ino .op,H'ois. bpt
60, ,,, 80 ~ t""'H u"'y sp''N
49,, y,s,,, ~, ',, u',, a,'1 W. ,r'..,
nil o,,iv'ns n,.',,,,. "t.u ] 's".o
nT,,sIv ~" in ,r,,,,,i 81,
tn ,, 80 " '''"u"o iep'S
Acr,r,a,., ,,r,,t,, ,,,,t,,to.,to. ,.
III. u,,,. ,.,o.L 80, - -, "a ~ ~. ~
nrcrns,I a. ,,,,,a " ,'..s
srs :. ,g,.o,rs,,, .',s sn,a,,ma.,r mn,' W." ,,o
ro,,c,.n.. ,,i. w
scilry n,..'I,n, a. ,,,,a Ms.
a n,La,. -, A.,,,.tr. " '
Goa. MI. ,,
Tn. oNny,,, ~. '',,.., -
ar'.n, s,.,.'.,,r,' tI,','
nro,,'s,i ,,,, ,,', ,",,.r,,'', ,,i,,ta,.
r.,io,.i NJ. ,. .s...., m T,tt..
~r,i,,, a.. -. -. g., '
J..ih -, w, p','."' p,
, .ingie u,,.s .',i, ~. nit
Tha 49,, ~, a.. Nv. ,, ,,,' ,h.,.,
the co,,,rs,co tr,n ,,n,ga,
.t,,uy -, -,
A., -, d., 80, iI, -
M. ,.ei ana 4, ,,sry .,u,,,c.. h",,,s
ch,tg.s oi h,s ,ai,S -, ,nn on.rs,n,.
Ch.,yt,r ,bo, ,ha an.,,,o,, r H.,
ou,iv,,s " .,,,r,. So, "a -, a'J
the pua,ic TO- believe I they we're
r-huy TO negotiate " the miners.
sif. Lewis ththlHcd'
Bad Faith CHARGED.
"Ye rods. la there no mare rood ,,It,
Ie, in nenp A.. u,, nina u'o'Iers -
A,n,1tcs tn n. IN. .vsriss,,ng ~irt,,n.
OF had faIth on the H. Of tIes. p,o-
ME whom tE,, Irt. T. JelI wi.h 80
Ar.r gnn1s ing Lls arr,uteuce NJ
the s,cr,inr,a intltHt,nn Mis- levi.
Hsid. "I v4nt io .,,nr,ss rny utt,r
aiaI,emont at tho altitude oi i'm coal
operators as a4tcd bv their spok.s-
mon Sir LulIns II tlere "a any cns
th.ts WhIch has cr,ptpliyrd sentiment
against the ,r,lnn vg,kaf, IL mas b,.n
the oft.trito.atod cry that tho out
Wing operators mad not b, en- ur,sont,d
with demands BY their workers nj
,housh theS 5000 re2ay ana Wiling 10
"'s0s'''' . Nts' S,a!. ,. -
we n.dhl h' g WIN tpoti'th top's
Ivruy 70 ntt"ll'N s'h'e W W" W.
LNus Hh.'N un'S,a' une ''h'thl com
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
Information Filed
AGAINST Girl and Man

Information was filed In Justice J. T,
Highleys court this morning against
Bert Moody and Leila beaverton
charged with grand larceny The de-
fchdan,- nrc wanted IN connection with
the Hazel Garland diamond robbery
Moodys bond was placed st '2.5O0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
THE WEATHER.

LOCAL FoRecAsr--Fair and soms
what warmer to- laht and sunday.
STATE FORECAST - Tonight fair
warmer, Sunday falr and warmer ss.
cept In northwest portion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-15
r-n.iroh Snowfall In paris.

PARIS. Nov. IA blizzard s'rues
the Paris region last night BiI 70
ten inches Of snow fell and the storm
continued today unabats
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