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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
NEWSPAPER MEN TO
CONVENE 10 TO II

The mid-winter meeting Of the Ok
lahoma Press association will he held
here January l0.ll al the lec.liuck-
in, hotel Sessions will open at Q
o'clock IN the morning During the
first days meeting Byron Norrell OF
the Ada News will suggest needed
legislation.
The Country Newspaper and the
War" spblec, periinen, TO the asSo-
oiation. will be discussed by J. l..
Newlan OF the Frederick Leader
Seely & Secly OF the Sayre Head
light will give suggestion, on how TO
run newspaper on a cash basis. and
L. 7 Martin Of the Miami Record.
Herald will discuss employing re-.
u1ssned soldiers
Delinquent subscribers public high
ways, increased subscription price. the
country newspaper and fcconstruc-
tion are other leading topics.
Gov. ! Il. A. Robertson will ad-
DIRE" the convention on the SNOUWO
good roads bond issue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

for me-" Nj Slockbrdgc went on
smiling, 80 we'll have ~ more fore.
bodng', II you please
had ,ub.conscou, impression
that the conversation was becoming a
bit 700 personal, and that Mt Stock.
bridge had spoken truly when he had
said that he had a hard time mndlng
hi, p, and a. There certainly va,
very little Of the dignity which I had
been accustomed 20 N high school
principals hurriedly asked a
question which =, yet had had no
opportunity 10 put
lie rose from ~, chair almost Q, If
me question had pushed him from hi'
seat
Three week. from Monday" b,
answered. u VIII see that the CON.
tract i' sent 10 yop AZ once And ll'
send you compfehcn'lye outline ot
the work % br covered. sY that II
won't be necessary for mr. 10 see sou
before the opening q school"
4, he made h, courteous allcny
aid 20 myself that II Nr Stock
bridge we're biz l1y,hly unron,cn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

gaglng an instructor but Il you could
sre some ~ the insists with which
! have had 30 pat up with because Oi
me meagef salaries and opporluni.
tls, oi the village schools you'd real.
re how glad ! am that the waf--snd
the baby-haye led 10 well equipped
person As yourself back TO the edu-
cailOnal pastures, and into my paftie.
ulaf little enclosure"
let u hope you'll no, wish 10
open the gate, wide iof my esi, after
sou have tired my work" ! said de-
mufcly
no chance" he fctoned "unle,,
dOme'lcily ha, made sou forget the
qualifications which brought forth
such glowing eulogies from Dr. y"
] flushed with pleasure. for he had
named my old superintendent, under
whom ! had taught Tor years. and
whose letter Of recommendation
when had sent 20 him for one. was
filled with approving phrases enough
~ make any teachers soul llii itself
m 'cli.appfoyal
"Dr H'S opinion +, good enough
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
French DEPUTY,
SUSPECT, DEAD
Luis Tunnel Accused Of
Trading With foe,

PARIS, Jam o. llIa,aD-L Luis
Tunnel. representative IN the cham.
bcr Of deputies i.r the Coics du. Nprd
who was arrested ~ October. 1917 on
charge, OF trading with the enemy, j,
dead.
The discovery Of 27mO Swiss
francs in the cloak -r,om IN the cham
Der OF deputies used by Deputy Iur.
mel. was one OF the frs, disclosures
in the investigation OF the "dcica,eH"
movement in France. Tunnel re-
fused TO diyulge the origin Of the
money and, with bis wiie, was ar
rested. In July, 1918, !, was an
nounced ,ha, Deputy Turmel would
be charged with revealing, in,elli-
gcnoe TO the enemy, an o!ien,e pun
ishable by death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Mexican Move to
Unite Nation Is
Gaining Strength

IL pASO, Jan THE union oi
Mexican, which wa, formed al lib.
eriy hail Sunday by 90 Mesican ref
ugecs, is believed by federal officials
here to be a movement backing cen
Felipe Angeles IN his effort TO bring
about peaceful readu,,mepi II Mcs.
ico'' internal affairs I, developed
yesterday that Gen Federico CcDan.
,e, who made the principal speech Al
lhe meeting. Is 10 be Angeles chief oi
staff and j. au oiiicct Of the ofganlli.
ton in New York oi which Angelo, +,
president
Rumor. that Angeles mission 10 m.
iefyiew VIVA had the sanction oi the
Aperican state department were de-
med here Officially last nlght
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Fifemen Want l2.Hout Law

4 committee requesting ihAt a law
be enacted prohibiting munlcipal,lie,
from demanding that iiremen work
more than twelve hours a day. except
IN case, oi emergencies will appear
before the legislature The commit.
tee 3, composed Of l. A. Norris Of
Tulsa. ogden lhr,ckmorton on Mus.
hogec ard Ross II Brooks chei OF
the Oklahoma City department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Better Terminals
Needed, Gray Says

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.--lnade.
qua,e terminals constitute the pfnci.
pal limitations on railroad traffic
capacities. said Carl X Gray. dfcc-
TOT OF the railroad administration ;
division OF operations, IN his report
for 1918, made public today by Free.
tor General McAdoo. This is ono OF
tn, grea, lessons Of the wars opera
,ons Of railroads as a unit. he de-
rlared
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Fifty SNARE IN
Gates estate

BEAUMONT, Texas. Jan. THE
will OF Mrs Dclota Gates OF Por,
Arthur, widow OF the late John W
Gates, was proba,ed here yesterday
After naming nearly fifty beneiciar
les ranging irbm sS0O.0O to her
brother in Illinois. to 5000 each
given employees amounting in all ,c
N,WWO, Mrs, Gates beQueathes the
remainder OF the property to heI
niece, Delora +. Angel Of ST. Charles
Ils
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Discharged Teacher Wants lob.

K { Appllng. negro. formerly
principal OF Orchard Park school
appealed 20 the cry board Of cduca.
Il N lat night for reinstatement 40.
ping vas dismissed On the charge. Of
kicking glfl lie acknowledge
hokng the chlIi slightly. but didn'
hurt her. he said lli, reinNa,e
mcut wa, referred to Superintendent
Mhliri1td with powrr 10 act
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
MS1de17
husband
A H6oko Garrison
Why Msdge Accepted the Position
Even In the Face Of an
ODD Condition.
8oko GdKYiSol1
A GAIN the vague little apprchen.
n sion u something out Of the or

\ GAIN the vague little apprehen.
n sion u something out Of the or
dnary in his iigf school ~.
HruClorhlp rose before my mental
ybion si MI Siockbfidge', hesilailng
wofd, concerning little iofmality'
with which he wished 20 acquaint me
Bui ! pushed IL back and turned 10,
ward him only the conventional atten.
ton demanded by hi, remark
YES"
There are certain-condilions-'
he hc'tllc' pcfrcplbly over the
word-"in Bay View school Cifcles--
which make II advisable" aga,n
The curious hc,iiallYn-"iOr your ap.
p1lntmcn' ~ come from the senior
member oi the school directors. in.
stead Of from myself In fact.
would prefer that you don't mention
- any one that had ,hi, personal
interview with you The director will
write you. and send the Contract ,Or
YOU a. sign Oi cuu''r. he vii know
that have ,ccn you and have ap.
+ owed ~ your reference. and pcda
Pogical history Bu, lct others be-.
l'rvc that ! obtained YOU through an
agency or 'omeihug ike that
II | hadn't counted upon The posi-.
ton 50 much think Al this point
would have refused 10 consider d
further ! hate mystery ~ secrecy ot
any kind. and this request oi Mf
siockbrldgr sa'ofed strongly Of both
That my dlsIaie appeared upon m,
face realized when. upon looking Al
Mr. S,ockbridgr. | met his eve, iliec
with concerned apology and some
thing el'e-an appeal Tor lenien
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Re Election Sought.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.--President
George Melendek Of Salvador and
Nice.pfrSideni Quininor OF the demo-
cratic party have announced their
candidacy Tor reelection, according
to advice, today 10 the state depart
Trtt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
Caddo Gas Piped
Into Arkansas

SHREVEPORT. La. Jan. 7-Oih.
cialS las, nigh, stated that Arkansas
patrons OF the Caddo oil fields would
be burning gas by this afternoon.
Work at the breakage OF the gas pipe,
in the Sulf river is now about com
nlr,ed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
RealtoIs PIopoaA Bill.

A committee has been appointed by
the real estate board TO co operate
with DR.. J. &. Street, commissioner
OF public property. ia getting a bin
before the legislature, to preven, SELL
ing worthless town lots TO the un-
informed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

llon,l m his manner he was al'o the
quickest person 10 take subtle hlnt
Of any one ! had ever seen
itOpyfghtD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-25
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1919
Campbell Heads 1920
Central High School
In Close Election

Election of officers of the class
of 1920, to be graduated in June,
was held yesterday at the Central
high school. This glass is one OF
the largest the school has had for
a number of years. Only seniors
who had "a out of the 81 points
necessary for graduation were al
lowed to vote. Delmer Eldredge
was appointed temporary chairman.
The election for president was un-
usually close, but Ralph Campbell
finally won over Richard Wagner
by a majority of seven votes.
Miss Frances Patton was elected
vice-president and Miss Fern Good
win secretary. James, Holmquist
won over Cecil Simmons for treas
urer by narrow margin. Delmer
Eldredge and Miss Hadfield were
elected sergeants at arms. Miss
Adrian Westberg was unanimously
chosen class reporter. Miss Jessie
Towne, dean of girls at Central,
was elected one of the class teach
erS,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-25
Tarkio Blanks Omaha
University, $50, in
A Fast Grid Contest

The University of Omaha suf.
fered a defeat at the hands of the
gridiron men from Tarkio. Mo-, by
the score of So to 0. The game was
Tarkio's throughout. The Mis-
sourians outweighed the Omaha
warriors 18s pounds to 15s pounds
The locals, handicapped in this re-
spect. put up game fight through
out the entire fray.
Brown of Tarkio was the star OF
the game with three touchdowns to
his credit Patterson and Graham
followed closely behind him with
two and one respectively. Paul
Shanahan, formerly of Commerce
and later of Central, was the in
dividual star for the Pratt street
lads.
The Tarkio lads found holes in
the locals line at all times. They
were heavy and fast and were very
capable of piercing the local line.
The attendance at the contest was
small due largely to the weather.
All students of the University of
Omaha were dismissed at noon in
order that they might attend the
struggle. Many of the bold rooters
remained in sedans that they might
escape the cold wind from the north.
Time of quarters, l2H minutes.
Referee, Lynch. Umpire, Lutes.
Touchdowns, Jennisen (3), Pat
terson (2), Graham %. Goals
kicked. z,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-25

ADJOURN HISTORY
MAKING MEETING
Church to Face its Duty
in New Era Of
Reconstruction.

/ Detroit, Oct. 24.-Adjourning to
meet in Portland, Ore, in 1922, the
triennial general, convention of the
Protestant Episcopal church in
America late Friday ended the most
momentous session of its history.
In the closing service the church
was called upon through the pas
toral letter squarely to face its duty
in the new era and the problems of
the period of reconstruction.
The convention just closed made
church history, leading men of the
Episcopal church declare, and
adopted legislation destined to place
the communion on a broadened
plane in the eyes of the entire
Christian world.
In this connection they cite the
following four general points:
First-The almost complete reor-
ganization of the church through
the creation Of an executive council
and the granting of increased pow
ers to provincial synods.
Second-The broadening of the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-25
South Side BreUities

We sell everything on earth. Home.
| stead Grocery. Fifty-first and @. Tele.
phone, South 4oss.
The B: A: 7. club will give a grand
ball at Eagle hall. Twenty-third and N
streets Saturday night An additional
attraction will be wrestling match by
the Eby brothers.
James Hennessy. charged with heing
drunk, was fined $40 and costs In South
Side police court Friday and having only
messy returned In few minutes with
. roll.
Mrs. Anna Janovich was arrested by the
South Side police Thursday charged with
being an inmate Of the home Of Thomas
and zurich was arrested charged with
keeping disorderly house. Tony Jano-
vich told the court Friday that zurich
was trying to win the affections Of his
advisement.
MATCH EVERY NOTION.
These enormous values here at Flynn's
should interest every person OF normal IN
telligance on the South Side. or all who
Ladies' fine fur trimmed silk plush 500
coats, at $685.
Five Salts silk plush coats. t2475.
En-: asGr :.4ts d srsn: v .:
and above. Soft nice thick comforts at
1898.
new lot Of that heavy double fleece twill
flannel at 4sc. A grand line Of wool
dress goods, serges. stripes and plaids at
$40. Munsing. Cooper and Dependon un-
derwear for the family. Mems suits and
overcoatA to suit every taste and match
every purse The slogan is right. shop
and save at FLYNNS.
Are you going to the theater or
movies tonight? If SO see amuse-
ment page.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-25
|WOODFORD COLT
| WINS CHEROKEE
/ IN EASY FASHION
Comes From Far Behind and
Takes Lead When Front
Horses SIaCken
Pace.

Louisville, KY, Oct 24.-(Spe-
cial Telegram.)-J. Hal Wood
ford's Sway accounted for the
Cherokee purse at Churchill Downs
in easy fashion. Pictor and Jane
Penny Baker set out to make a
runaway of the event, and Sway was
far back. The leaders slowed up
rounding into the stretch and Sway
rushed into the lead. He fomped
down to the wire five lengths to the
good. Omond closed with rush to
get the place, while Pictor held on
for the short end of the purse.
Again the talent getaway in their
fashion, for they selected Lady
Luxury and First Pullet as the ones
most likely to take down the purse
and the pair justified confidence by
having the race practically between
them, with Lady Luxury proving
best at the end, winning handily.
The sharps united on Accelerate in
the second race and they were not
amiss in their calculations, for she
won in runaway style and finished
10 lengths in front of her field.
Peggy c and Verdi Loon fought it
out for place honors, with the FORM
err just lasting to get the middle por-
ton of the purse.
The third successive favorite to
win for the talent proved to be Dis
cussion, which beat out Skies Knob
and Won Tromp after a terrific drive
in the six furlong scrap.
Bobby Allen furnished the sur
prise in the fourth race when he
won out under capable handling.
His Jockey owner unfinished DON
hue when it came to the final drive
Wild Flower and Bobby Allen
forced the early pace and both went
into a good lead at the outset. They
continued their battle in the stretch
and Tullet's superior Workmanship
prevailed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-25
Connoisseurs Make
Fruitful Raid on the
Stock" Of Ed Maurer

The basement of the residence OF
Ed Maufer, s04 South Twenty
eighth street, was entered Thursday
night By thieves who made a dis
eliminating selection of Mr.. Maur-
er's private stock of liquors.
Eight cases of whisky, wines and
cordials were taken; also $500
cigars. The theft was not discov-
cred until Mr. Maurer went into
his basement yesterday morning to
attend to his furnace.
The intruders gained entrance by
cutting a panel out of a door. They
made no effort to extend their pred
atory visit to the upper part Of
the house.
Mr.. Maurer was 4 we'll known
Farnam street caterer before May
|, 1917.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-25
JAYHAWKERS TO
SEVER RELATION
WITH HUSKERS
Kansas University Not Il
Schedule Athletic Contests
With Nebraska School In
the Future.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 24.-(Specia
Telegram. )-Athletic relations be.
tween the University Of Kansas and
the University of Nebraska will be
severed at the end of the 1919 foo,
bali season as the result of the &C
ton taken by the athletic board OF
the Kansas university. The rela.
tions between the two schools has
been strained since the action OF
the Cornhuskers in withdrawing
from the Missouri Valley conference
two months ago because of thA re-
fusal of the conference to grant per
mission for the playing of one foot
ball game in Omaha.
The action will not affect the Kan
sas-Nebraska game scheduled for
homecoming day of, all graduates
of the Nebraska school. on Novem-
Der Is, it is understood.
Kansas and Nebraska have been
opponents in athletic circles since
1891. The Kansas foot ball game
every year has been considered one
OF the hardest of the Nebraska
schedule and always has developed
the keenest rivalry. The games
have been alternated between Law
renee, Kan, and Lincoln.
In 1914 relations between the two
schools were severely strained when
Kansas for a time refused to meet
the Huskers, because of the presence
of Clint Ross, colored, as member
Of the team. Chancellor Avery OF
the Nebraska university at that time,
took hand in the affair and sue
ceeded in reaching an amicable
agreement.
In 1904 the two schools broke off
athletic relations but only for one
year, games between the two being
scheduled again in 1905.
The Jayhawks RESENTED the action
Of the Nebraska school in withdraw
ing from the conference over the
scheduling of the game with the
Oklahoma Sooners in Omaha which