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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11

"What do you think Of government
control of railroadsy"
Forget it." said the tattered wan
derer In disgust. "A gentleman of
leisure don't get throwed of a RATHER
as,much as he used to, but the sched-
ules Is somethin' fierce. 1t took me
three weeks to get from Moo Yawk to
me winter home In Florida
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11
BURN DEAD WOOD IN ORCHARD
When Allowed to Lie In Heap II Fur
nlshes Breeding Place for Insects
and Rodents.

All dead wood should be burned at
once, preferably In the orchard. II II
Is allowed to lie in a heap. 1t furnishes
not only a breeding place for vegetable
and insect pests, but a home for rab-
bits, mice and other animals.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11
taking II for Granted.

what are you reading these days?"
asked the laxative man.
Gibbons Decline and Fall Of R0-
man Empire" answered the studious
person. 'Ever dip into that work2'
mo. I'm satisfied with just know
ing the Roman empire declined and
fell, without going into all the detailA~
Birmingham Age-Herald-
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11
BARN FOR FARM
| OF MEDIUM SIZE
Designed to accommodate Fair
Sized Herd Of Cows, and
the Winter Feed.
FEED ALLEY THROUGH CENTER
Pathway Large Enough to Admit
Wagon Means Saving Of Labor
Ample Windows Let In Sun
shine and Fresh Air.

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building work on the farm. for
the readers Of this paper. On account of
his wide experience as Editor. Author and
Manufacturer. he Is. without doubt, the
highest authority on all these subjects.
Address all INQUIRIES to William A. Rad
Iord. No. 1871 Prairie avenue. Chicago,
Ill. and only inclose two-cent stamp for
reply.
BY VIM. A. RADFoRD.
Housing the live stock and their
winters supply Of feed is a subject
that is given more than passing
thought on the modern farm. No more
do four walls and a roof satisfy the
farmer. The four walls must be tight
and keep out the wind and cold; the
roof must be a real roof, one that will
protect the animals and the feed from
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-09-11
Japanese woodcutters' Camp In British Columbia.

LAZY creek, almost current
less through salt marshes, at
low tide quite deep in its
nauddu had. caIfr, uoadu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

Z you are In poor health. Z almost
erE,y--h-rg thai YOU eat Ggsresses
WI. frequent headaches, pains u the
E1rlach bad taste n the mouth
dH--E -aEs under She eyes. etc. The
lar liz LIE In mot wer-h living z you
are chronic sufferer t-un InEages-
-un anS Ez.iousness
hsn the stomach Is CIT Of order
me Ever NOT working property, yoHr
shHa-- Il obliged u do 50 much extra
wurk rha- = causes pGqicz-1un.
z.--aess. and = not checked aecnnes
shRn-erpEs-
4 -s feea fresh and fl for your da1ay
rG1iss. vor n1sc keep yoEr stomach
wei. YOUR liver active. an6 -oe bow
els -egalar.. YOU Car ser 1-1O this
healthy cnnsaann, ny taxing SEVEN
zAEKS zs a digestive 1r1lc, and
Eiur2ach remedy. Il has M equal and
- vts.lrs OF cor-iEnous sale proves rs
wonderful mart
| Get al the -ocz Of Your Indigestion
s4nd Constipation trouble by driving
Iaa pcssurs ur- uf your syscsm 10r
good. Nc mz-1sr now chronic your
ease il. YOU CAT get qu5ck relief by
aksuE natures remedy. VEN
RARKS- enc bottle costing Soc VIII
sgruse rs waaae. Alter Eou nave
|pfvver rs wonderful efficiency. y0H
~-Il never be without T. Ask yuur
|s0-,zS-1s1 fer Ia-A5v-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
HARVARD PRESIDENT
THANKS STUDENTS FOR
help IN POLICE STRIKE

Cambridge. Mass. Sept. lg.-Pr~s-
lden1 Lowell Of Harvard University
II a lerer sent friday 10 srrdencs
vino have volunteered far pofice au-y
Il Boston SAYS that the UniversEry
lakes just pride n the prpnptnese
Win which yoa have responded "a
the cal Of tina Governor Of rive cuzn-
E9o-weR21h and thanks yva tnr the
manner n winch y0z have pertarmn6
yc2r duty"
II the needs Of the service TT
cE1re YOUR entire z-1Anzacn." the
ie1.Ec Adds --yo2 VII. Ct epaase. ais-
regard tcr the present III vuer OBJ
legations 70 Harvard except rhe sa-
Freme obligation OF representing her
wcrrhfsy IN TINS crisis Yoz nlay Seei
confident thai upon yoEr RETURN fhe
college VIII make every sfkprr q ne
Fhat EDn suffer in No way by Psur
devotion 70 puhIlc servlce-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
CLINTON

A07-E-M- ard Mrs. Henry
E9oTer and Ms, MAr-ha Ea-r-n. Ct
AasarTiZie ware II TINS place Thurs
GAY They were accompanied home
sE Mrs Albert Gerald and SEE Harry
Philip Dixon and LtoreEx Bailey
are hauling pora.oes % Wa1erv.ils
Mr. and Mrs Eeroe-- Gran. ErUxa
The village vls1.sG relatives here o..
Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph jones NJ
1sa-raran were guests Of taeir 6aRS.s-
ner, Mrs K L Gerald rscen11y-
Nj and Mrs. James Eaxae and
ArE. Nellis Ecx1e were IN Orono M0a-
Cay. They ware accompanied By
Their sun Nathan and Few. Franz
IA nrcas-er. who have CANA there g
AMEND the University of NSinA.
George Cole q BE-rham u working
1or Arthur Mentally, wnG IL N Burn
ham attending u his eel weir
Mrs. Evelyn NcSaEy In N Burn
ham a. the hrme Of John LanEsx tor
a few days.
Arthur Duns,r. whs has had crn-
pioy-snx a. DARK Ha-hpr this sym
E1er. visited MS sister. Mira Cloae
Hnz3e, RECENTLY.
Rodney Eur was in wz.ervzEe On
Thursday.
Evesyn jones IL carrying tine prpils
t-uzn lAzk district
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

Pannne Ths cnnnwz-1as af Jzz6sES c0n-
mizkzEx OF L. A. 6Ex1ezEA. Il H.
Fszhnn and E. z Eazsher. zf1Er nsE1n-
ng 10 linz masterpieces decided tna1
the 1zEt prize shpusd he awarded 10
rhe haEEauraesr cunnesranr- znngE1c-
ing their 4eciEau1 in VERSE nf poet
rv ana zakanE Same -han6suEne IMAM
1w rnne forward and rscei~e- -szae
Trize- There WIS mo rush TOR the
housEs buf after few ranmen1E MI
Could said WHY wait any iungEr,
and ne acrepted the pr1ne WHICH prev
&c To be n bo0ERsz In buz3s6 dinner
style The heasy prime Was given re
DR. Turner. Both pg.1ze winners were
Eppsa1osd
Z ne sEssus II the s1EnzE WIS race
1sacA naEt- be tsEmeE az an --ots-
siacie race" The JUDGES were Lewis
Il BUrieagh, T. l. Fsshon and Frank
t7%wInx First prime wzs awarded 20
Arthur n S0Uls and second place
Was ne between - r gzedsau and
g E Downing. The ulher contest
AM Was W. r. Perry. Pr4zes similar
10 tna1 given N thu previous cor-
Issf- were awarded Both eeveres
ware g7esI fEn-zaksrs and were MAG
&C ey Charles P KinEmzn and Ear
MS = @eoanan @f me ENTERTAINMENT
! car-1r1ee
/ Aasacal Ierec1cr J. r AzrNichnl
was n enarEe Of the Ezzlcal ps-ugrar-
o- Lae EaeeI11s E11 Samuel STewz-,
was pianist
Manager Ea-ry / EriSEes es Fhs
Augusta House. wae Is serxexur a.
E@s 81 the local cs.-n, -eer7vas -,z-v
] cnnlssa-laecls On the delicious ssrne,
Enac1 prececec TIE evenings Fro
gram a1d ne IVES given rising vcrs
I CT Elprecla lnZ-
Several members IF lie ws-a-y-S77s
] Rotary alEb ware guests ~ ~.
meeting which was largely AMENDED
! and enjoyed sy al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
ms. WILLIAMSON WINS
aliN'S GOLF TITLE 1T
(MalSIl COUNTRY GLIB

H. wEIszm T. EuEEMsur WIN tne
sunan Championship Of the ARgaszA
aSuu--7 Ciup by aeHszring MIA Edward
W EaInl II th< final nzaxcn Friday az
s',suun by a Score Of I'D IND ! u play.
Aosa alzved ssea6v gulf tnr the Eos.
zzs 2zl G3spEayeE = brand rnax would
aast MADE = azTe number az the men
snms- -wer TIA first mime hnlez tn
sz1rn WIS LID md tuck. bEc Mia WI
1znr- winning TN ninth. stzrred ouz
NE secnna ruund wara lead of enc.
- Rand. however, fy winning rns
= anG LII turned -he a6vanrzEe Il
-aVur. hut Mrs. Williamson Bnnn
ne- za6 gained the lead again
"a nz1rh ended ~ INA shnr1 --xh hnls.
nam Nh w7llRsrsun's lsa6 ~ hnins
"a : . piav gave her rne champiun-
Ra-
saaiE N tne azEn'n tpuKn9maut
u 2aEye1 rntRv. Ths second runnd
rssul.sd m 1niz1wE
sa1 dixinann- euwur4 huut Dsnus-
Winning hsn1 Nssh. Tyun hank
nnes FIN hsns EH.
Ind csviniun. Pxr1n nnns nux..-
- r'srns beat Juhnsm. LdEUsr- hs.1
nss tn IN nErzanuD IN Exsnx
suoe mzsrhw tndny and vW AEmw
- crowd - ne cuu1a. Un1nh0
ne n fnzlcwE
dirizirn- Stewart -. whs1,nw:
7ann m. Fs,-~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
WASHINGTON PATROLMAN
DEFENDS ACTION POLICE
IN FORMING UNION

Washington, Sept iss-Das.nesux
tne action II the Wazntngnru puz.re
n saeking Ey uriunixaraun 10 SECURE
higher pay. PzrrDlznan Charles c.
TuEnnr ibid 1he Senate uisfricx af
rnsumfssa cummsf1sn an1nw fzxme eh~
CHIEF q pnlzrH hnd hunm $500
maAAm azzzzax<nm WixA - A0nrs<zs.
ana naw ~ rensna wahv rhey sinsssA
met m1M1znxm
Ths pnasre had erEznzmm4 na1x scr
shear corn welfare and w1tA ne ssssa,
81 nperrzng Eungreak TURNER sad.
adding fhzx his nEasre sahny aasl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
SUPERIOR COURT
More Divorce Gases
Heard Friday
ED Marsn WIRE Had psaadss Nnar
Coneenre-e - Charge u ersa<ins.
Enesrin1 and La-esry. SenAenesa
by Jarse Beans C 70 Msnrhs in
szds-o-aer Mzt1srx Before Court

Enesrinn anG La-rery, Senneness
by Jurse Beans C 70 Menrhs in
!zis-o-Aer Mzt.s-x Before ceur.
The hearing c. divorce cases by
Judge Bezne was continued II the
Friday sesisc1 q the superior court
One contested case Was before -he
court thai Ct Joseph Nichols of
ToE1s against Ceaila Nichols. &. r.
Mahsr Of Augusta appef-ec as coszr-
sci fur ras EbelRr- and BEraelEh
Martin Gt A1E1srA 1or the Eneiee-
ANcRoe- q Witnesses gave resrs-
mcny- Judge Became Wiz render his
decision n the matter IN a few Gavs.
Another matter before the court
was that C sentencing Ed Marsh
o. Passport who had pleaded nosu
con1sndsce % two charges Of break
ing. en-eriog and larceny In June
last al Oakland Sz-selgn Martin
was counsel fur respondent and
asked thai le1lency might ne shown
z Lae case. Judge BEANIE imposed
sentence II one n the cases q 70
months n ja55. and tina either case
was pu. n1 lie
The criminal case. STATE vz George
n BasE1or6 CT AEguszA was also
taken ua. tins being an appealed
case 2rnD tbs Augusta municipal
court IN which hin wife. Louisa NJ
BassforE- charged HIM with nOE-sur-
port County Atrsrney walter M
Sa1aorn appeared for the Stale and
< L. Fogg Of he law firm Ct VII
hanson. BurieiEh d. Mclean Of AL
g1Eua WIS counsel fcr the r.socr-
Gent A number Of Witnesses were
examined and II the conclusion of
The hearing Judge Became ordered the
complaint Was Dismissed
The eoIScwHrE attorneys f-u1n OUT
q tDwr were present Ri the ccE-i
session. Willis Ezl. Portland:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

Aos-2E12 general hospital, where
aae was a surgical pa-ler- Her
mother Mrs. CaEls G. Belgrade. -
with her.
Mrs. Ella Spanning was q buzz
ness cRLler n Augusta Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie James was calling
Friday Of M-z. Rurh Mills.
NJ snc A--s. EuSSne James. M5sE
Marie Carr, Ernest Esws-r and Ear
y N1rs2Ow n-ne1fe6 Ina Lewissur
lair -hurscar.
Ara. AUa-aa Putnam Was q SUP
NET EuHsI - Mrs. sadie -enmas ~
FsSeaaesaag-
F1sa hnsgtt a t.e SSaEley read
u anprcvl1- from the surgical cp-
ti-s1ler per1nr-e6 OK h.s care anE
~I1h MIS-. Arz--f Was calling On
t-1enas N Mgr.r.-op &ee-esGxv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

The DEAN CO angie SHINE occurred
Friday night Al her home. & Middle
street she 10 survived ny three Sic
rers. Mrs. Martha F2etnnnr af Hlad-.
Neh-- Mra- EhRs. q Cnny and BelEn
srnne- and one nrDlhEr. Edwin r, al
cf this city The funeral wiz be hers
Monday n : p III. f-n-n ina home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

George Weeks. Fairfield Frank z
Brown and a E Bridges Water
vile; E z Peacock. ReRc1eic; E =
Goc6spesc, Gardner: George M
Chapman. Fairfield
The cgR-r wes adjourned lR1e Fri
Gay afternoon ID ID O'clock this
Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

X.gs Evelyn Brent the leading
Rcy Of ting Janes Moving Picture
n-nnucann Ca. engaged IN making
pictures Il Maine. has gene 20 her
aume Il View yurk CITY 1nr fsw
ssx. She WEE accompanied BY her
1r.snl. NiEs Bernlce A1en- VIM re-
s1-1eG . her home II View York R11-
q snort whit N this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

Geu-ys PartriGEe- BcwdoEr Coa-
s4rr %. win 20 - Brunswick rceAy
ie pRss a 6sx DAYS besare the open
mg u cnIaege next week Francis
Hi and Sranley Cni5urn VIM viii
e1re- me Freshman class II Bow
uulr. VIII also 70 ID Rrunswick Tt
ev~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

G-x EneIle yacncn died Friday
x-ie-nour II her huzne- - FRANKLIN
Eres,- The funeral VIII be annOUn-
@a la-er
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

LIZ. Id Il Duwe Of Five Islands
ar. Thrrslax Inr u weeks v7s-c n
Ea-erviz3s Rno AZEEsEA- - Saith
-rneE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

Waiter Brennan has gone u VAL
la-Else, znEl where he VIII enter
lnur h.s studies az Valparaiso CE1-
ss-Ez1y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
NATIONAL HOME

Mrs. L = Davis aac daughter, Miss
D<rptnv NJ Wanerrllle are visiting
M. and Mrs f A Stafford
LeGls Toupin, late c. r, SrE [ :.
Art. and Jsde6aa.n Cole, late ca. Il,
18th NE Inf-- have been granted G1s-
charges from ne Home
Fu-ioEghs were granted FRIDAY 70
Frank McKerna 70 New York CRY;
James Z Carroll 10 View Haven
Joseph E. Billings u Boston Ma
thew Smith - Lowell; WAe-ed z.
RSo1 10 Bristol Samuel Eaznes 70
White River Junction E-En J.
Gorhar Ii Huntington. ". Va.
Charles Howard - Marion Ind
Robert J. Eel ID Fss.adel2niH-. John
Keller 10 syracuse, Edward ~ M1i-
Ian 10 Boston
The following have bean trans
tes-e6 70 other Branches Micnaes
Gla1nun 10 tina Mountain Branch:
Peter Grant 10 The DazEsNs Branch,
Francis McNamee 70 the Contra
Cenzra. Branch. and Edward Y. Rice
10 the Marior Erarch.
The returns from fu-iougIs Fra6aE
" = ~1444- As11S LIZZIE A3G1&66s - IzlE-
Fam - DEW 1rum Atkinson Depot:
john p oF7aherty r-un Augasta and
john Ryan from Bustnr.
Eeisgions services NJ the Esgna
chapea Sunday VIII be held e fnl-
lows Mass and sermon By Few F.
Mclaughlin II ESD and Protestant
services by Few. c. II. Temple At
m.s5. Sunday scnool N IN ? NJ
Sstarasy ard Sunday csnrerts
Mx-rh-Na-cns Rruron- Morris
C~errrre-"SEUmer Fes1vaI''
CiR-ens
1oney S1ckie Polka" Casey
Curnet sole by Bert va-nsy
Selection 1-am The Girl ana the
governor Edwards
Wal-1es-"Ecirburgh" fScotch9
BcrneseE3
EAcnLlectinns ~ the war" EPvsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
Won't Decay

Because Il Is absolutely
waterproof there's no fear
Of Neponset ever rUtting.
It Is guaranteed ret proof
Quickly and easily kept
clean - 1Wr sanitary
remember that.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Italy to Receive
Mexican Minister?

MEXICO CITY, May "a state
ment published Yesterday and credit
ed to the Mexican foreign office says
that Gen. Edurado Hay the Mexican
minister 10 Italy has notified the for
eign office tina, he expected to present
his credentials to the king of Italy
this months
A dispatch from Buenos Aires\April
n, said that the Argentine foreign Of
flee had learned that the Mexican
government was TO recall its minister
to Italy because he had not been rec
ogniled by the Italian government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

NsHe ..'''''''s's'''''ss sss.''s'.'''...'..
RULES OF THE TINES MOVIE
CONTEST.
Clip out the abovc picture ana write
on the dotted line what YOU believe TO
be tho name OF the player Save the
picture until the contest ends on Sat
urday. May II.
Then write the numbers and
names on sheet Of paper
with your name and address At
the top OF the sheets
And write on one side OF the
paper only.
In other words. you must save the
above clipping until tho contest ends. 80
that you will be able to write out the
mum bers and names on plain piece Of
paper. Tho pictures which you are to
cut out from day Ia day are not to he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Jewish Massacres
Denied by Czechs

MEMPHIS, Tenn. May 6.-Repor,,
OF Jewish prosecutions IN C,echo.
Slovakia were denied IN a sia,emen,
issued by Charles Pefgler, who IS
touring the United States as the rep
resen,atlye Of the new Bohemian re
public
Mr.. PergIer issued his sa,.men,
after receipt OF a telegram from New
York stating that newspapers in that
city were publishing a statement at
trlbuied to Henry Gal,berg, agent OF
the Joint distributing committee Of the
American fund for Jewish war sui
iercr., indicating widespread anti
semitic feeling in Ciecho- Slovakii,
resulting in pogroms and the plunder-
ing OF Jewish shops and homes.
Il have repeatedly denied stories OF
Jewish prosecutions in Czecho-Slov-
aka, and | take this occasion 10 deny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Alkali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully,
il you want to keep your hair looking
its best, More soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp makes the hair
brittle, and ruins It
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsiiied oocoarut oil shampoo
(Which is pure and greaseless), and
is better than anything else you can
use.
One or two teaSpooniuls will
cleanse the hair End scalp thoroughly.
Simply mois,en the hair with water
and rub it in. II makes an abundance
of rich, creamy lather, which rinses
out easily. removing every particle
of dust, dirt dandruif and excessive
oil. The hair dries quickly and even
w. and it leaves the scalp soft, and
the hair fine and silky, bright, lus-
,rous. fluffy and EASY to manage.
You can get Mulsiiied cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, it's very
cheap, and few ounces will supply
every member OF the family for
(Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

sent In They are for your guidance
when the contest snda
rhs Tlmss Movie oams 0sosn March
a. u snds May v: Within one wset
after inst time. May a. ell sns~s"
must bs In,
The contest 10 open to al renders of
the Timer livinE ~ Oklahoma
First prize In this contest 10 VbO
second prize ~ 81 ana the thifd pf'fe
In ~ 30 The contesi 10 not open TO any
person employed by Tho Oklahoma
Publishing company nor connected. al.
rectIy 0f Indirectly. with motion picture
thenters Tho prizes are TO be awarded
TO the persons sending In the first cor
rsct answers after tho contest ends IN
case OF 4 tie. tho prize will he divided
In case no answers are entirely cor
rect. tho person returning th- nehfeh
correct list OF answers will be awarded
the firri prize ana the second and thi'h
prize will DO awarded similarly.
One picture Of n motion picture play
~ win 10 printed zach day In the
Times II win appear In tho same part
NJ tho paper every day FOR further IN
formation IN the contest telephone
PBx.b and ask tor the City Editor Of
the Times betwre the hours OF 1:sU
D clock In the morning and o'clock
In the evening
READ THE RULES CAREFULLY.
or The RULES MEANS
THAT THE PERSON VIOLATING
THEM FoRFEiTs AIS CHANGE TO
WIN A PRIZE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
THEATER BILLS

Empress theater. II to l0:45 p. m.
m.--May Murray in THE Delicious
Little Devil" news reel; comedy.
Majestic theaier. 10 a. M to 10 As
l0:4s p. m.-Louise Huff in "Rc
Sea Waif;;' comedy.
Strand thea,er. 10 to II a. m :
|, 2;W, 4. $50; s 80 and 10 D. m
Norma Talmadge in "The Ghos, Of
Yesterday" comedy.
New Folly theaier. 10 As a. M. to
to l0:4s p. m.-Priscilla Dean in
THE Exquisite Thief" Charlie
Chaplin in Shoulder Arms"
Dreamland theater, 9 a. m. to II
p. m.-Gcorge Walsh in Never
Say Quit William s. Hart in
Wolf Lowery;" Ruth Roland in
The Tigers Trail"
Auditorium, Sis p. m-Ma,inee
and night-Dancing; music.
Liberty thea,er-Pictures, 80,
4:N. o:l5. $50; vaudeville, 3, 7;30,
$50.
Lyric ,hea,er, 80 to l0:4S p. m.
Pictures and vaudeville.
Palace ,hea,er, 2;lS to II 80
n-Ruby Darby in musical COM
edy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

Two women were among those who
recently took a civil service examna
iion in Dctroi, for the position OF as
siSant city purchasing agent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

Nicholas Loses All Ms Property.
GTNEVA, Monday, May s,--Tbe
palace and all the properties Of King
Nicholas OF Montenegro, including
the crown jewels. have been confis-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
To the Strand Patrons

In order to show YOU our apprecia-
ton OF your most liberal patronage
in the past, during which, owing TO
our phenomenal increase in business
and TO our high class feature pic
lures which have made the Strand the
feature picture theater OF Oklahoma
City. we are pleased to announce that
IT, the near future we shall entirely
remodel the Strand, adding new seat
ing capacity. rest rooms, decorations.
which will make the Strand the most
comfortable and attractive thea,er in
the city
Thanking YOU all for tina, patience
and patronage YOU have shown Ii,
which is highly appreciated. we beg
10 remain,
Yours truly,
STRAND THEATER co.
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'AE cAokED Me-
| SAYS WIDOW IN
TELLING OF CRIME
Mrs, Trepagnier Talks Freely
About Publishers Death,

CHICAGO, May 6-Mp. Vera
Trepagnier. 90 years old. widow, who
shot and killed Paul r. Volland. a
publisher, at his office yesterday,
talked freely today Of the shooting,
the cause Of which was miniature
George Washington.
I'm my slate men lie, gamble, cheat
in business: bu, they do not hay hands
on women" she said. Il cannot deny
shooting Paul Volland; he. checked
me. ! do not remember firing. but !
recall his saying: You've killed me-
His fingers relaxed from my throat
and he fell before me Then ! grew
faint and fell too. ! had not mealt
10 shoot him. lie had robbed me, !
felt. Of the only dear thing LIT -
me. lie had evaded me for two years"
She said she was born in Belfast,
Ireland. the daughter OF shipbuilder,
and came to America when a small
girl. She married Ellis Tfepagnier,
a sugar planter Of New Orleans, who
died following the loss of his fortune
Friends obtained for her a position
in Washington, where she met Vol
land. He was reputed a connoisseur
on art and as she had studied art in
her early days, she showed him the
miniature. whose history he knew lie
wanted the publishers rights OF. re-
production and they reached an agree
ment as to royalties. Thereafter. she
said. she could get no satisfaction
from the publisher
CHICAGO, May 6.-Mrs. Vera
Trepagnier OF New Orleans, sixty
year-old widow Of a Louisiana plant
or, who yesterday shot Paul Frederick |
Nolland, wealthy publisher, TO dealt, |
because she believed he had swinded
her out of royalties, was held TO the
grand jury today without bond Oh
a charge of murder. On the advice
oi counsel, she declined to testify at
the inquest
IL. A y. 1
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GOVERNORS bomb 2
MEANT FOR joke

JACKSON, Miss, May 6.--Pos,of-
flee officials declare that packages
received through the mails by Cover
nor Bilbo Of Mississippi, ]ackson's
mayor and local newspaper editor
were mailed at Duran', Miss, and
were the invention OF persons seek
ing 10 make the three men subjects Of
practical okcs The packages ad.
dressed to the mayor and newspa.
pcrman are considered harmless and
have tc,n delivered TO the addresses.
the one to the governor having been
shot 10 pieces with a shotgun.