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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-07

THE WESTERN MARKET, Phone
u, is pleased to serve your orders.
Phone US a trial order. 212 Monk St
Phone 12
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-07

Unclaimed suits and overcoats on
sale today. Call early. Bell Tailor
ira Co., 1924 Newcastle Street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-07

Bring your Liberty Loan bonds to
A. Rothchilds. He will pay you fUll
value for them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-07

City Court To Try GamoIers.-Eight
gsmbling cases, all negroes were
transferred from the Superior to the
City court and these will go on trial
at the March term of this court. 1t is
likely that some of the number will
enter pleas of guilty at d session of
the court to be held tomorrow. BY
doing this the sentence or fine or both
can be reduced.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-07

Marriage License Issued.-Ordinarv
Dart issued only one marriage license
yesterday-William Parrish and An
ME Adams, colored
Glynn Shows Up WelI.-A detailed
official report of the sale of thrift
and war savings stamps has just been
issued and Glynn county shows I'D
well. The sale reported amounts to
$102, 20S.25.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
Most Serious,
British View

LONDON. Oct. 1.-The allied
powers have the hardes, problem be
fore them since the armistice Re
cause OF the German Russian attack
on Riga. II is believed the Let,ish
government will expect the peace
conference TO furnish troops to resist
General Won der Colt, and his Rus
sian supporters bu, who will furnish
the new armies. is serious question
There is certainly no enthusiasm in
Great Britain for embarking on more
military expeditions.
All Of Great Brltains new yolun-
ieer army has been absorbed i'll the
makeup OF forces Of occupation IN
the near eaA, Drafted soldiers are
still in the service and their rela-
,ives are agitating for their return
from India, Egypt and Mesopo,amia
At the same time more than o0,W
troops are engaged as an army ol
occupation in Ireland. The with.
drawal Of the British expedition from
tcentlnued on PAGE Z. Column az
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
.LU|KAR1 BABIES
l|NCER between
LIFE AND DEATH
Younger One has fighting
Chance, Specialist Says,

CHICAGO. Oct Sherley, 7
years old. and Edna, her s.year old
sister. daughters OF K. VI. Luikart,
poisoned by their mother several days
ago at ROYAL Oaks, Mich. this
morning still fingered between life
and death at a hospital here where
they were brought as last resor.
Tor treatment by Chicago specialist
For the older girl no hope is held
out, while little Edna has but a fight
ing chance Tor lie. The mother is
in the Pontiac county. Mich, jail
and. il was announced last night, will
not be permitted TO come here de-
spite her constant pleas and the little
ones oft-repcated query: Where is
mamma p
The slowly acting poison, admin
istercd in capsules after the chill
dren's s,omachs failed TO retain il
the first time. according TO the
mothers alleged confession. had be-
gun it. deadly work days before the
children were brought to him, the
specialist said Had the remedies lie
resorted to as final hope. been used
within two or three days after the
little girls were poisoned. he said,
their lives probably would have been
saved.
Now, according TO a bulletin he is
sued, their condition now is that
nothing can be done but wal, for in
eyitablc death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
Smiths Plane
In an Accident

CLEVELAND, Oct lin making
the landing Captain Smiths machine
struck ditch turning completely
over. breaking a strut, as we'll as the
propellcr
The captain escaped injury. ~ souss
as he makes the necessary repaIra )4s
will fly to the landing field here 11
later continue eastward. CApeD
Smith said he was over CleselAaG II
: 80 m, but had l,eeu snisdirec(N
as TO the location Of tie lsndins tl6j4,
landing in the vicinity 81 the Slall
plane field at Woodland Hills syee
nue., seven miles south.
A heavy rain. stafiing 4 .. m.
held up all west-bcxmd avistovp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11

LONDON, Oct. ILL.,, was stated
in authoritative quarters here this al
,crneon that Gcrman-Russian attack
on Riga was carried out under cover ui
. heavy bombardment BY German
guns, forcing the Let's to evaeuatc
the city.
The reported capture OF Riga /. re
garded most seriously by military eS-
per,s here. They say that between
these German Russian tsoops and the
city OF pe,rograd there is tao force
tina, would prove effective in stopping
an advance unon thatc i,y from wnioh
once il was reached, i, would Dt dr-
ficult TO dislodge them.
II was learned during the afternoon
that well-iniormed circles in London
accepted the capture bi Riga as a fact.
Their belief, /, developed, was based
upon a private dispatch.
The Lc,,ish legation here was with
on, news Of the latest developments in
Riga. II expressed fear that communi.
cations had been interrupted.
Gable company advices received in
New York today said that oommuniea-
ton with Riga and other Baltic points
had been cut.
1t was stated at the legation that
the Es,honians were sending st least
two divisions OF troops to aid the Let's
against the Germans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
FlierS Battle With
Winds and Rain

CHICAGO. Oc, il--Despie nm.
favorable weather over large part Of
the course. army aviators today con-
iinued their flights in the iran,-eon-
tnenta endurance and reliability
contest, The iiers battled with rain
in the east and high winds 10 the
west. whhe weather in the central
states was unsettled NJ
1t is expected that the leaders ir
the race will reach New York and
san Francisco finishing the frs, half
Of the contest this afternoon.
Major Carl Spa,z early in the day
wreS,ed the lead from Can't L. H.
Smith in the race from San Francisco
TO New York, while Lieut. e. c.
kiel is in second place and Captain
Smith in third place
The three leaders flying eastward
spent the night at Bryan, o., and
started east thi, morning.
Captain Smith lost his way in :
heavy rain seven miles south oi
Cleveland and broke a propeller on
ms machine IN making Iorced 'ands
ing He said il would take several
hours to make the necessary repist.
Captain Smith escaped injury.
Lieut., X. ". Maynard. the "flyina
parson," spent the night at Salduso
Utah, leaving there at 6 ~ q. m. The
last reports said he was speeding To-
ward San Francisco with the exOoc-
tation of arriving there shortly Alter
oon.
Lieut.. II. c. Drayton. who ID il
second place in the westbound group.
was at Salt Lake City, at last re-
ports, and expected to reach the Pa
oific coas, before dark today.
Lieut. l.. s. Webster. third in the
race westward, was last heard IRON AZ
Cheyenne All the westward iliefs
complained tha, their progress was
being impeded by high winds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
"ST0NEWALL JACKSON"
\ DAY IS CELEBRATED

RICHMOND. Va, Oct. li--A
"S,orewali Jackson" dav Is being cele-
brated by Virginians today in the
former capital Of the Confedcracy by
the unveiling of an equestrian statue
Of the noted Virgiuian and Confeter-
ate officer. General Thomas Jonathan
(StonewaiD Jackson at Monume. u
avenue and the boulevard. This was
preceded by a parade and the prescnta-
tion OF his sword to tbe Confederate
Memorial Literary society for per
petuat preservation in the Confederate
museum.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
A. ?. eRookIIT Wy
NJ E1 MlSnvIln

Aap. Crockett ,of the Fortuna Oil
company is seriously III al Nashwusi
Tenn. according To Charles Edward
Johnson. who setuvned yesterday IRON
Mr.. Cforksii's bedside. tS
Nj. Csuckett underwent an opeaA.
ton in July. Sincesthst time ~ -
betA confined 10 bis bed. never s9IZ
ins psopevly following tw epef1
according 10 johnson. Mn CFee h
10 with him in Nashville. sf5{:
Crockett formerly wss . m.
The Law finn Of gamtsy. Csseo i.
Johnson and dsvsleped mo ~ E
most snccsssfvl oil Operators N c. "
houm in the isM five ysass.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
WILSON MUST REST
INDEFINITE TIME

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. - Al
though President Wilson continues 10
show signs Of Improvement he will be
required to remain in bed Tor an ex-
tended period ~
This decision w@' reached today at
consultation between DR. Francis y.
Dercum OF Philadelphia, Admirals
Grayson and Stiu and DR.. Sterling
Ruiiin of this city. The following
bulletin was issued.
white House, Oct, II, 1919, l245
p. m:
The president shows signs Of con-
tinued improvement but his condition
Is such as to necessitate his remaining
in bed for an extended period.
"CRAYSON.
"DERCUM,
"RuFFlN,
"STlTT."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
COMEDIANS WALK Off
) STAGE INTO COPS HANDS

v Robert Williams and James Taylor.
comedians and dancers walked of the
'staRc last night at the Lyric theater
after an encore. into the arms Of the
slaw.
Ciaud Tyler. deputy sheriff showed
them a telegram from the sheriff 4,
Topeka. kanA. telling the sheriff here
10 hold them on q warrant for felony.
FIhsv denied the charge but were In
the county iail this morning.
They may arrange for Q guard TO-
light while they give their act II the
Ispcka sheriff does not arrive befors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
petition May
|sT 0P ACTION
|0F MAJORITY
Disposal Of $4,000 Brings
A Citizens Protest,
bPE0PLE UP IN ARMS"
Patterson Says Cash Should
! Not Be in General Fund,

Petitions protesting against the plan
|M the majority faction OF the board
|bf city commissioners 70 transfer 10
|ths senerai fund $4,000 which Mike
|DcnneMy, commissioner Of finance,
[Says ought to be used TO pay in'eres,
Ia water bonds will probably be cir
(eula.ed In Oklahoma City within a
New days.
I Joe Pattesson. commissioner Of pub
Nc property, said today that more than
II hundred citizens had phoded him
land visited his office during the past
litw days objecting TO the majori'y''
new plan to keep within the necessary
eax levy.
Il a~People Up In Arms"
"Business men. real estate men,
lbwners Of property and water con
|sun,ers who have put in water mains
at their own expense expecting that
Ekhe city would pay them back as soon
Ia possible are up in arms about the
kntire deal" Mr.. Patterson said.
4 1T would be q crying shame 10
ItransfeS this money TO = general fund
no hsip pay the increased expenses
LOT other departments when the city 10
h sucn dire need Of extension OF w.
ess MainS We have been placing the
|:m ,ney available from the water feve.
|n,.e In q fund to retire bonds and pay
intsyest o. ws assured the people q
M NINE the bonds were voted. but II
Il comes TO the point where the ma
|,jority wants il changed why shouldn't
(fhia amount be used 10 extend wa'er
mains instead Of keeping up other es-
penses'
"ASainst General Public"
II know that the money will be
|Itran.irrred because the vote Is with
1.-The majority but it will be against the
will and desire OF the general public
III am sure. for the men who have
called on me arc substantial business
h,en who want the city to grow. who
|iseaiize that II the money is trans
Serred the water department will be
treaty injured and building placed At
= minimum IN many additions Of the
! iEi,y."
y Several men who conferred with
NJ. Patterson today said they were
willing to head . petitioa movement
| lAGainst <he action Of the majority fac
lploa and would probably do 20 soon
II Iti UD 10 Asssssora :
N 1he whole city budget matter Il
1nwaiting the action Of the persons ia
hasss Of making the final assessment
Mayor Walton said today.
IN "A soon % We can find out ap.
bsoximately what the assessment will
- then We can 20 ahead with ths
badget work" the mayor ssid.
No meeting Of he commissioner
3ill be held until next Tuesday h Wal
said this morning. and In the mean.
Mime Nj. Patterson and Mr.. Donnelly
ere preparing to carry the fight to !
yinish.
Mayor Walton Was In conference
With g. L. Price. the assistant munici.
pal counselor who has been his advis,
,U in the proposed transfer Of IN,
$4,000 TO the general fund, seyera
hours today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
SEIZURE Of
PROVINCE IS
TEUT0N AIM
Port Of Riga Occupied After
Heavy Bombardment,
BERLIN TOO WEAK TO ACT
Government DiScIaims Hos
tile Moves Of Army,
German Purpose

(By International News ServIce)
BERLIN, Oct. il.--That the OBJ
ject Of the "iIon division of Ger
man troops In the Baltic states is
the annexation Of Courisnd is
shown BY an interview with Majot
GoeI printed here today.
"The small body el determined
men led BY able and energetic lead
ers, 10 determined to retain that
fruit land for the necessities oithe
fatherland," said Major Goer."I sG
convinced that We shall finally re-
store the blessings Of former times
to our country"
Major Goei clearly indicated that
Couriand 10 TO Be made the cente:
Of German monarchistic activities
and the headqusrters Of the former
kaiser's paItisans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11

III the loss Of Tic in the wreck re-
ported IN the foregoing dispatch IS as
large as indicated. the disaster will
mark new record IN the annals OF
the sea. !, would seem probable the
ship which was wrecked was a miIl.
tary trsnspor, bringing British SOL
diers IRON Archsngel from which
port Grea, Britain has been embark.
ing large numbers OF men during the
last month --.
II is known that 'foopships have
sailed quite recently from ArchangeL
The larges, recorded loss OF lie in
a marine disaster occurred when the
Titanic was sunk after colidlng with
an iceberg south OF Newfoundland, on
April IA, 1912, the Isl OF deaths show
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
Cramer Says Tiuory Is
Not Williams Slayer
Motorman on Death Car Is
Positive Negro Suspect Is
Not Murderer Clues Still
Followed Up,

Though John Huba,ka. cniei OF de-
tec,ives. and Jerry Smith. Chief OF po.
lice. say they are sure that { L. Ill
Try. negro now being held in the state
peniten,iary a, MoAlester suspected Of
being The murderer OF J. NJ. Williams,
street car conductor. Is the guilty man.
George Cramer. motornan OIL the car
IT the time OF the shooting is equally
sure that he is not
The man stepped from the car aitet
h. had murdered Williams. and stood
there as though ready to shoot me
down, too. a d ! had every chance in
the world TO be sure OF the deScrip-
ton" Cramer has SAID repeatedly.
Stronger in Belief.
And his statements since the murder
were strengthened Yesterday when he
returned from Nallcy View where he
went in an eiior, to identity the negro
held there.
The negro who has been taken %
the penlten,iary is not the man who
p, lied Williams" Cramer told deiec-
ives at the police station.
Il know wha, am talking abou,
and even though the negro coniesses
| will still know that he is no, tn.
man. | am so sure OF the man tha,
when ! set my eyes on him ! am will
ing TO take gun and shoot him down.
| am that certain OF the description
that ! have in my mind OF the negro
who shot down my comrade."
Crsmer Picked Suspect.
AT Valley View the sheriff ranged
in front OF Cramer 100 suspects ,hs,
had been rushed in from the SUI;
rounding country.
Which is the man" i've asked tn,
Oklahoma City street car motormar
And Cramer looked them over. and
walked straiPh, to the negro who hat'
been held for investigation as Dave
Fletcher.
IF this man didn't have smallpox
pits on his face he would look like
him he said
No Longer Credit Cramer
INV pbiN' NN't dA ills' lNilNu NulNlN
on the description OF Mr.. Cramer and
he was at the police station constantly
examining suspects but the last week
they have changed their tactics aid
discredit his statements about the de-
scription.
"He has given several diiferen, de
scriptions and we don't believe he can
identify the man" Chief Smith, as we'll
as Huba,ka. has said.
County Followa Cramcr.
The county authorities are inclined
to believe wha, Cramcr said and are
following all tips they &c, to a con.
clusion.
A plainclo,hesman on the police
force is also conducting an inves,iga,
ton insisting from the frs, that era.
mer is right and that Tillry is not the
guilty man.
TiNry is no, large enough Cramer
! sa,s, and is not as broad at thC
shoulders and narrow at the waist
The man ! saw staining by the
side OF the stree, car with a smoking
revolver in his hand looked like d
prize fighter was well dressed and moi
4 plasterer" he in,ist
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
New York Architect in Cabinet
Which d'Annunzio is Reported
To Have Established at Fiume

ROME, Oct Capt Gabrielle dAnnnlio leader Of the Italian
that occupied Fiume has organized cabinet with Whitney
Warren prominent New York architect member of it, said
a dispatch TO the Epocha today
Mr. Warren Paris when dAnnuno. coup was executed
He had planned sail for New York but inspired by the
patroc motives OF dAnnun,o 20 Fume and
hts LOT with the celebrated Italian warrior-poet b.
JuRoSlav troops are preparing to occupy Klagenu until
dAnnunos Italian forces evacu Fume according dispatch
the Temps.
Rival claim, being made Kaseniur, by the Croaian and
lkans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
ON !.
LAST LAP Of
AERIAL DERBY
Leading Aviator Leaves Reno
for San Francisco.
SMITH HAS AN ACCIDENT
EaStbound Filler Displaced
When Machine Fails,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL
"Trixie," German police dog,
mascot Of Lieutenant Maynard, 10
flying toward San Francisco with
her master. Lieutenant Maynard,
in a telegram to San Francisco,
asks officials to watch for him At
2p. m. "Tri1ie" is enjoying the
trip, he says,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
BRIGHT, WARM SUNDAY
Is WEATHER FORECAST

A bright Sunday with a rising tenn.
perature Is promised Oklahoma City
tomorrow by the local weather man.
The cold wave, which started out
rather viciously in the northwestern
part OF the United States. spent -
force before reaching the middle west
The low temperature will probably be
dispelled this evening and tomorrow
and fair and warmer weather prevail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
TAX Law PETITION TO
SUPREME COURT NOW

Governor Robertson said this morn
in9. that ne will direct Henry Wood.
midway commissioner. 10 sppeal I'M
ne6Iately TO ths supreme coast from
~ railing Of Secretary oi State Joe
Moeyis IN dlsmissins the protest
aGsjast The suifieiencv Of the reieren.
49, pstltlon on the auiomobile license
~ law. This means TIE whole que,-
tioa Of me legality Of the petition will
% before The higher court for review.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
KING OF ITALY
May AbD|CATE
0'Annunzio's Raid Leads to
Internal Troubles,

LONDON. Oct. liking Victor
Emmanuel OF Italy has in,mated his
TO abdica,e il the sedition
II Italy continues TO spread. it was
earned from high diplomatic
Source today.
Captain Gabrielle dAnnunrio's raid
and the occupation OF Plume was
said to have led to a serious internal
situation in Italy, The government,
finds itself defied by majority Of
the army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
Germany Nay Not Attend.

BERLIN. Oct il.-Gfrmany will
not participate An the labor conference,
10 be held In Washington shortly un-'
less she IL invited on terms and con.
dlticns Of equality With other nation,
This positive Matep,ent was made to-
day BY one Of the ministers, and II was
also made clear IN the reichstas by
forcixn secretary Musller
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
ROBBERS GET $1,000
FROM PAyMASTER

CLEVELAND. o., Oct. ll--Six
robbers this morning held up the pay
master OF the Samuel Emerson COM
paRy, in the lobby OF q Euclid avenue
building and after throwing pepper
into his face. escaped in an automo.
bile with $1,000 which the paymss-
Ter clrrird in m0nSy bag.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
CREW MUT|N|ES,
TAKES SHIP WITH
ARMS INTO F|UME
Twenty Batteries Of Cannon
> Handed 10 D'Annunzio.
,By The Associa ted Pres. }

FlUME, Oct, 1.-the steamer
Persia, bosnj from Genoa Tor the
far east. with a cargo OF 10000 rifles,
100000 cartridges, ~ ba,,erie. OF
mountain guns and two heavy guns
for the troops, operating against the
bolshevis,s has arrived at Flnme
The crew mutinied in the Meditcr-
ranean and forced the captain to take
the steamer into Fiume.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
RELAPSE FEARED IN
MrMTyRE ILLNESS

The condition OF Edwin Vail Nc
lntyre, widely known musician. was
reported a. far from impr owed today
Mr., McIn'yre spent . bad night last
night and physicians attending him
kAr a relapsc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
PENNSYLVANIA CAR
INSPECTORS STRIKE

ALTOONA. Pa, Oct, il.--Several
hundred car inspectors joined the
strike Of .hopmen a, the Pennsylvania
railroad plants in this district today.
The railroad officials admitted that
the loss Of the inspectors was most
serious blow and likely would inter
fcre with the operation OF trains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
NOSKE SURPRISES
BERLIN NEWSPAPER
tpy The Associated Press) 4

tBy The AHSocIated PressJ y
BERLIN. Friday. Oct l0.--Sus
Noske, minister OF defense. has y &
pressed the newspaper Freiheit
three days because OF It's accv( Il
that central murder stations" Nefe
being installed in Berlin which were
offering assassins big money and EN-
ploying weak persons for similar
PURPOSES.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
DEBTORS PETITION By
W. N. BOSWELL, GROCER

William NJ, Boswell, grocer at 328
West California avenue. this morn
ing filed debtors petition IN fed
eral court, claiming he has c},2SJS7
in unsecured liabilities and A,RS IN
secured liabilities. hut with far in
,uiiicYnt assets to cover his debts,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
"oRY" BILl REFERENDUM
HEARING HELD TUESDAY

Arguments on the question OF The
validity Of the filing Of . reieren.
dunn petition on the resolution.
passed by the legislature, ratify-
Ina the federal prohibition amend.
ment, will be heard before the
supreme court next Tuesday. i, wa,
announced this morning hy the chief
Justice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11

ing 1903 name, The Luntania, sunk
by man submarine MAY !, l9l5
carried WITH her more than ,2OD of
her passengers and crew When the
Empress Of ireland wa, sent TO the
bottom in the Gull OF 81. Lawrence
on May 20, 1914, the loss of lie vas
l027 One thousand died when the
Japanese steamer kickermaru sank in
Australian waters on September 2s,
1912.
LONDON, Oct. ll-Nei,her the adj
miral,y nor Lloyd's have received any
information relative 10 the wreck OF
British ship on the Norwegian
coast. Al these sources the report is
discredited
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11

By International News servIce)
NEW YORK. DC. IA dispatch
10 the American Flying club from
Battle Mountain, Nevada. jus, before
noon today stated that Lieut. y. w
Maynard was j5l miles from San
Francisco in the trans. continental air
race
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-11
Germans, Seizng Riga, Menace Baltic States
1000 Lives Reported
Lost off Norway, But
Confirmation Lacking

ARCHANGEL, Oct 10 Friday)- thousand
lives have been lost in the wreck Of unnamed British
ship the Norwegian coast according to wireless dis
patch received here from Hesngfors