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German Club
Reorganized
AsFoes Sign
"Verein Germania," How
ever TO Be Given Good
Anglo Saxon Name,

The "Verein Germania" a pre-war
club made up OF Oklahoma Cityans Of
German birth or descent will be re-
organized as 500 as the peace treaty is
signed. according to Henry Kamp,
1914 West Twenty fifth street. one Of
the directors
The new club will probably have an
American or Anglo-Saxon name,
kamp says. and anything in its or
ganization that may have savored Of
the old German .pirit will be Grad
icated. The new club is to be distinct
ly American. Its purpose will be to
pit omote the social and intellectual
welfare OF its members.
Before the war the "Verem Ger
mania" was fiourishipg OrgAnixa-
ton Its member included many OF
the most prominent people of German
descent in this city. An expensive and
fully equipped club house was erected
and is still standing on the banks Of
the Canadian river in the western part
of the city
With the breaking OF diplomatic
relations and the subsequent declara-
ton of war the club was discontinued
and has been inactive for two years.
As soon as the Germans put their
signatures on the peace treaty Ramp
SAYS, the directors of the club will
meet to decide on its future. The club
would not be justified in letting the
club house. which is we'll adapted
to the uses Of some organization
deterlorate through lack of use, hr
| S1lS
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be able to make an exception IN thn
case.
The Pom Pom girls refused to be
enthused by Matlocks plan Of giving
the money to the Salvation army IN
some other way. They Immediately
got in touch with Miss Novella Gootd
OF the Provident association who told
them that while il was not the policy
of the association to encourage the
holding OF large entertainments for the
association, she had always accepted
small donations raised At small social
affairs and would be glad to accept
the money for the milk and ire fund
of the association.
To "Milk-Ies FuAl.'
Mrs X. V. Morris, president Of the
club, decided this morning to make the
donations to the Provident association
Miss Gould promised the girls that the
name OF the Pom Pom club will be put
first on the list OF subscribers 20 the
funds,
Ma.lock laid this morning that dur
ing the whole trouble he had done
nothing more than be\Conslstent lie
said that il was unfortunate the Pom
Pom club had made plans for The
dance without informing Salvation
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Mueller Expected
! To Sian Treaty

wrIAiAp Ian. 2s-The Bauer
',..nm.r, ,,,. ,odav !, engaged in
ss,...,.oms s,fo,,s n lind n MAD will
~ ~ .tt;v HE .;gn,,vr. n tle peace
's 80 ~ nd .coTe of other, 20 ac-
sornn.,v h;r m eV,sai,lr. a, new
ao.n~ d.,.aa,;on The resignation of
n, u.n;.i Won H,;mhausen had been
$1,000 a. he mad nrev;ou,ly advised
,hs ony.rumept n. would in no cir
c,,,,s,.rc.s s;,p
n Usrr,nn Mueller the new for
.;ar m;n;s,rr &c the logical man to
~. ,he ,,t,f nen strokes and il is
.~n.c,eJ h. viii 90 desn;t. insis,ent
,epor,s of ,br last few days that he
,,o,id r.r,se De;no a membe, of the
c,h,no, wh;cb hound itself TO uncon-
d,,;on,I signing il :, held he could
ro, ror,;s,en,lv >birk the duty of act
;nc mon ,be resolve
T,c,,v S,,n.d FRIDAY
Wboryer is to he chosen will Lave
IN time IN arrive at Versailles FRIDAY
,,o-r;,, ,,d ,b. Government is I'M
dcrs,ood 10 have notified Premier
C,.m,nr.,u 10 ,h;, effect
De,,;l,d reno,,s nj Yesterdays ses-
.ior, of the national assembly show
IN. onnohrr,s oi unconditional signa-
ture made last desperate fight, but,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-25
CANADIAN STRIKES
END; WORKERS WILL
GO BACK TOMORROW
icontInued from Paue -

industry was tied up in the first walk
out Firemen, post office workers,
city hall employees, all joined with de-
partment store clerks, street car en-
p owes. water works employees and men
in delivery services
Want stared Winnipeg citizens in
the face for many days. when stores
were closed. for lack OF clerks, and
milk bread and other necessities were
almost unobtanable,
Food Depots Established.
Food depo,s were established by the
city after the first few days and were
operated in,crmitten,iv, until few
DAYS ago. Today the dominion au-
thori,ies sprang coup by an early
morning seizure of II strike leaders,
who were taken from their beds and
rushed to Gony Mountain penitcn,i-
ary. A few days later all but four
aliens were released on bonds and
conferences with union labor traders
on the strike committee resulted in
announcement that they would be
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given trials in open court, instead OF
the deportation proceedings whlca
federal authorities at first announced
would be instituted
Although at the beginning It was
estimated 10000 workers OF the city's
population of 20000O. had walked out,
the return 10 work has been gradual
since the first two weeks.
The strikes at Edmonton and Cal
gary. Alberta, which we're called in
sympathy with the Winnipeg strike
we're called off last night and similar
action in Vancouver and Victoria, b
C.. was predicted for today by labor
leaders.
EDMONTON, Alta, June 2S.-Thc
strike in Edmonton, called in sympa-
thy with the Winnipeg general strike
was called off last night.
VANCOUVER. h. C., June Is
Speedy settlement of the sympathetic
strike called in Vancouver in support
of the Winnipeg strikers, was pre-
dicted by strike leaders when they
learned the Winnipeg strike had been
called off
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Death Toll Fifty
At Fergus Falls

FERGUS FALLS, MINI, June Is
With the recovery OF two additional
bodies this afternoon and four early
in the day, the number OF known dead
as result of the tornado that struck
Fergus Falls Sunday was raised &c
fifty. Five or six other bodies ar,
still. unaccounted for and search II
being made for them.
The body of George Noodhouse
proprietor of the Grand hotel wa
found l.. the boiler room of the struc.
,ure, where i, is believed he hac
sought safety.
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EASY MONEY

Why worry along till you're bent and gray
At futile and needless toll
When the veriest bick can get rich quick
On a flier or two in o2
you don't need derrieks, you don't need wells,
A lmitless greed will serve
II it's Just combined with a criminal mind,
And an utterly boundless nerve.
YouIl need printer to print your stocks
(They all of 'em look alike)
And q glowing book by an able crook
Describing your latest strike.
Then ,peddle around some thrilling yarns
OF wealth made overnight,
BY way of bait and sit and waie
For the public TO come and bite,
McGouge had garnsred a million, clean.
The day that the market fell
He made his haul on Broad and Wall
(He never had seen welD
Bikem founded a national bank
With his (but he's since resigned
And was seen last week down in Mozambique
With the sheriff mile behind)
OF course they may get you now and then
Nn fact, they are likely to)
And you'll tell your tale at the courtroom rail
To twelve good men and true.
And long you will WELD twelve pound slcdge
On rock that Is hard TO break,
But that 10 a chance in the new finance
That a crook must always take!
tCopyriRht. 1919. by Rel syndicate,
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mATlook SAYS
NE WILL NOT make
ANY APOLOGY
(cor tinvsd from Pace ~

announcement that the funds would
20 to the campaign. On the aiterpoon
OF the dance it was announced that
Matlock would not accept this money
Pom Pom Head Calls.
This morning Mrs. X. V. Morris,
president OF the Pom Pom club, and
two of her fellow club members paid
a call on Ma,lock and asked him to
accept the SIS raised by the dance
Matlock fatty refused to accept in the
name OF the club any money raised
by 4 dance but suggested that II be
donated or presented to the campaign
in some other way
Matlock said that he had not been
accepting money raised in similar
ways from any one and that he had
turned many offers of the kind away
and that consequently he would not
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-25
WilsonC Cheered
BY Wild Crowds
Of Celebrators

PARIS, June PA huge crowd
wildly chsered President Wilson
when he visited the Hotel Crillon
to confer with the American COM
missioners on the scuttlng Of the
German ships. The presidents
automobile was forced 10 make its
way slowly through the Place de
La Concorde which was iamwed
with persons celebrating Germany's
acceptance OF The peace treaty.
President Wilson was first recog-
nizcd by American Red Cross girls
and doughboys on motor trucks,
who started the demonstration.
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charges of having planned to arrest
and murder Philip Scheidemann, the
former premier. The plot was to have
been carried out Monday evening.
Movie Men Meet in ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 2S--Method, Of
combating immoral and vicious films
and study of tn insurance rates
Tor exhibitors were the paramount
issues before the Motion Picture Ex-
hibitors of America. which opened a
iour-day convention here. Approx
ma,ely 200 delegates, including many
producers and film stars, are in at
/, tendance.
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army Officials. but that as II stood
now he could not accep, the money
fn 'hs ,rHmpaign.
The girls said that his statement
seemed Inconsistent because the Saliva
tion army has display in a downtown
window showing the anbunt OF money
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-25
Irish Look to Other Countries.

NEW YORK, June 3s.-The activi.
ties OF the Irisl, in their campaign for
independence will not be confined u
the United States, but will be ex'
tended to Canada and Australia.
Eamonn DE Valera. president OF the
Irish republic" announced here today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-25
Mosquito Bites

Just as soon as you feel the effect OF
the Malarial Germs alter being bitten
by Malaria Mosquitoes. i, i' advisable
to take GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC to destroy the Germs and re-
move the Impurities Pleasant to take.
COc per bottle. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-25
University of South Holds Exercises

SEWANEE, Tenn, June 2S,-The
fifty first commencement OF the Uni
ycrsi,y of the South ended today with
conierring Of degrees on the members
of the CLASH of 1919 by Bishop A. w.
Knight. vice chancellor
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RahY,a Second Summer

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDl-
CINE will correct the Stomach and
Bowel Troubles and it is absolutely
harmless Can be given TO infants
with perfect safety See directions
on the hottie. 90.
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Fsch Not Coming With Wilson.

WASHINGTON, June 2S--Reports
that Marshal Foch would sail on the
George Washington and with Presi-
dent Wilson review an Independence
day parade in Washington were dis.
counted in official circles here today.
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BRYAN SAYS Elect New Senate.

NATCHEZ, Mss, June 2s.--ln a
statement on the league Of nations.
given out here today, William J. Bry-
an, who spoke here on worldwide
prohibition, said that if the senate did
not ratliy the league, senate that
will do,so, will be elected
No man is born without faults he
is best who has the fewest.--Horace.
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collected by a girl in a local ,heater
and encouraging others to do as well.

Don't borrow monV U renew a
loan on Oklahoma City real estate
without consulting Gun Brothers
Company. (Adv,)
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Plot to XIII Scheidemann.

LONDON, June 25--A number OF
soldiers have bee arrested in Wei
mar, according to an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Copenhagen, on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-25

FIRST Corkscrew-"What will you dc
after July II" Second Cotkscrew-"l
think I'll try opening car window" -
New York Sun.
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psssidents seal. hicli is On eagle,
,pith thc words Seal OF the president
vf The United States"
The German delegates will sign
after the allies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-25
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Morgan owen, ~ years old, OF Mus
kogee. and Grace +, Gullcy, 20 years
old, or clinton -
James A. Montgomery, IS years old,
and Henrycttn Mcdonald, "a years old,
both OF oklahoma city.
Dr. Franklin A. Henshaw. 80 years
old, OF Bristow. and Mrs. Sammic
Peace. 40 years old. of Mounds.
W. :. MiNifcn, 2s years old, of Okla
homa City, and Nrrn Warhurst. 2l
years old, Of fairvicw
Thomas Jackson. 20 years old and
Myrtle Baker. ~ years old. both Of
Oklahoma civ
i j. Wallace. 2s years old. aud
Emily F. Eaton, Is years old. both Of
Oklahoma CITY
Fred II Hutchinson. II years old
and Faye Wilson, 20 years old. both Of
Oklahoma CITY
Frank s. Horne. q years old. Of Den
yer, Col and Gertrude Hicks ~ years
old. OF Tulsa.
John EAsley, 2l years old. and EalC
Dulin, II years old both Of Oklahoma
city
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Z eulidirg Permits.
n. J Vaiegs. garage, 1i2l West
. Forty fourth street. 1900.
= 4. ID. Taylor. garage. 1908 West Sixth
4 street. $500
! n A. Huber. dwelling. .iss Jordan
y street. e500
O. n, Kse. dwelling. :1io Jordan
a street. $500.
W. ?. Golding, dwelling 10 East "F'
\ avenue, 5000.
/. ~. v. sampsol dwelling. s1s East
= SSkh street, $4,000.
4 l.. 2. peits. dwelling. 1872, East Twen-
/ tleth eo5est. sl,eeo.
Z ". 8; Mles. addition. 30 Eas, Fen:h
4 Oscar white, dwelling, 20oi West
Sixteenth ptra1l. o,,Seo.
0an Wiulh@a. dwelling, 1i1s West
q fWeW1v .ststh street, 1850.
y A. n Nelson, dwelling, ff1S West
q. 4 Xsson' SwsIlins. 1909 w.N
s-fesrth stres,. tI,oos
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Blrths.

MIR and Mrs william o. Gurley, lOs
! West Noble street boy.
MI and Mrs 4 II Patterson, 1928
I East Third street. boy.
|, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fnrrest, 3iOh
4 East Second street. hoy
sir and Mrs John Haley. 522 North
} Missouri avenue, girl
MIR and Mrs. Herman u. league. B
? South Pine street boy
1 Mir and Mrs. Oliver A. King, Okla
4 hoina city. boy.
! Mr. and Mrs EnH J. brennan, 1901
!, West Second street. girl.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert q. Dool jrp $50
North Laird street. boy
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eulldlrg Permits.

Mrs Mary V, Decker. 1912 West
q Eighth street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-20
Announcement

Miss Rolene Abbott, 1929 River
side dr., will entertain the Daughters
OF the American Revolution at
o'clock luncheon Friday. Assisting
hostegses will be Mrs. John Camp
bell, Mrs. Elmer Stacey, Mrs Lutte
Baker Gum and Mrs. Sheppard
iCrumpacker. A business session will
follow the luncheon.
The literature department of the
South Bend WomanS club will meet
Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock In the
club rooms.
Mrs. Charles stark, 432 y. Allen
St, will be hostess to the Friday
Friendship club at her home Friday
afternoon.
The Sunshine Bible class of the
Grace Evangelical church will be en-
tertained Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William PATTI
kowski, 9O1 College St All mem
bers are invited to be present and
TO bring their husbands.
The March meeting CT the Wom-
ans auxiliary of Westminster Pres
byterian church will be held Friday
afternoon in the church parlOrs,
with the present officers, Mrs. c. A.
Nash. Mrs. Charles Geyer, Mrs.
Verne Van Dusen and Mrs. L. r.
Martin. acting as hOstesses. officers
for the ensuing year will lie elected
at this meeting.
The Berean Bible class of Grace
NJ. +. Sunday school will hold a
supper meeting Friday evening at
the church. Husbands of the mem
bers Will be entertained at this ses-
sion which will commence at Z
o'clock.
Miss Elsie Hinkley will present
the program at the meeting of the
philanthropy and civics department
of the Progress club Friday after
noon at 3.15 o'clock. Election OF
officers will be held during the bust
ness session.
Members of the Ladies Bible class
OF Lowell Heights NJ. +. church will
hold their regular monthly business
and social meeting this evening in
the church parlors. The hosteSses are
Mrs. G. II Hilts, Mrs. Hagedorn,
Mrs. Howard and ]. Gearhart.
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Adele GarriSon'S New
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
THEIR SECOND HONEYMOON"

look the places over I said quietly.
Dicky grinned III mischieyous
comprehension of my real feelings.
Terribly Indifferent to prospect Of
house of her own, isn't she? ?" he
| leased What's the matter? Afraid
l might renig on the whole deal if
you showed any undue enthusiasm 2"
Perhaps" / said demurely, and
| Dicky chuckled. He was in high
good humor and l hoped devOutly
that nothing would occur TO dampen
! his spirits before he made the final
decision concerning the house. II
was not that 1 was unusually at
tracted by the house at which we
We're TO look. but 1 longed for some
place which should be a real nome.
from which no landlord could turn
us from our own roof tree"
Grace Diapers Message.
I was glad of the respite from
thought which the house inspecting
trip would give US, for 1 had been
much worried over my fathers af-
/ fairs since returning home from
Lillian Underwood's. The slurring
reference to him in Harry Under
woods letter with its hints of "in-
/ trigues." "conspiracies" and private
graft" had brought back to my mind
| the visit to our home of Mr.. Drake
and the terror with which / had
| learned that he was seeking my
father for some unknown and,
feared, sinister reason.
And the knowledge that Grace
Draper was in the same country with
my father did not lessen my fears
for him. My instinct told me that
no matter what new interests came
into her life, one of Grace Diapers
strongest passions was to see me hu-
inflated and erief-stricken. 1 knew
/ her to be absolutely INSCRIPTIONS.
and while it appeared prepOsterous
to imagine that she would have the
| power to injure my father in any
way, yet was sure that if by any
chance the opportunity to ruin him
came TO her she would not hesitate
10 use il. nay, more, that she would
plot and scheme to make such an
opportunity if she thought there was
/ the slightest chance of her using it,
My knowledge of Lilian'S trouble
also worried me. The thought Of
Harry UnderwOod's cruel, hooking
| letter. with its reference to Grace
Draper sharing his fortunes. fairly
made me i'll. And yet / was not sure
that his departure from Lillian
would not prove a blessing in the
end.
As / dressed and arranged my hair
in preparation for our trip with the
Durkees, an uncanny premonition of
trouble with Grace Draper persisted
in haunting me. 1t seems absurd. of
course, but cannot help feeling that
she will try to make good the covert
boast which she sent me when she
wished me to believe she was with
Dicky in San Francisco.
She laughs best who laughs last"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-20

/ Dicky turned from the telephone.
his face and eyes betraying the en-
] thusiasm with which he always
greets a proposition pleasing him.
He spoke to me hurriedly. still hold
/ ing the receiver TO his ear.
The Durkees want us TO go with
them and give those old houses the
once over this afternoon" he said.
land then have supper at their
house. What Go you say?"
Tell them I'd love to-" ] respond
! ed promptly, and meant exactly
what l said, for 1 enjoy the company
of the Durkees very much, and l
knew by experience that one of Mrs.
Durkee's Sunday night suppers was
worth longer trip than the distance
from our home TO theirs.
The missus says she'll be chawm-
ed Dicky winked at me impudent-
~ as he spoke the words into the
receiver. He knows that detest
having him call me "the missus," a
favOrite pleasantly Of his, and that
also dislike the word charmed, &"
because of it's ridiculous overuse on
all occasions by all sorts and condi-
TOMS of people. But l made no sign
of distaste. no effort 10 correct
Dicky's dictiOn, as / probably would
have done a year ago. Life with
Dicky, with its big problems, has
taught me to overlook many minor
annOyances.
Well be over before 3 o'clock, -
Dicky assured his friend at the other
end of the telephone and hung up
the receiver.
"Alfs getting in a bit of a wax
over those two houses, afraid some
one'll beat us TO EN-" he grumbled
as he turned TO me. He needn't
worry, we are probably the only two
suckers in all Lonw island that
would look at 'em. BirdsalTs been
filling him up with dope about the
dozens of eager would-be purchasers
from New York that he's holding
back on our account, and Alf's swal-
lowing it whole. But we might as
well look the places over and decide
the matter without any more fuss.
Don't you think SOP"
"WHI DO No Harm"
was careful not to smile at the
unconscious irony of Dicky's asking
me TO decide about having a house
of our own as i answered him When
l had preached the subject as
cherished dream Of mine he had
ridiculed il so effectively that / made
up my mind never TO open my mouth
upon the subject again. But when
Alfred Durkee had told him OF two
attractive old neighboring houses
near the big new golf club, one of
which he wished to buy himself,
Dicky had completely faced about,
and appeared quite favorably i'm
pressed with the subject I knew
my husband well enough not to dis
play the slightest sign of exultation
at the prospect of realizing my long
cherished desire.
1T certainly will do no harm TO