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pies observadores. pero los letvios y
es~tonianos g&staron TODD el dia del
lunes Y parte del martes, discutiendo
dos Uroposiciones paralelas, Ia relati-
Va . una entente baltica cordial y la
concerniente Il IN armisticio con los
bolshevikis.
81 los bolshevikis acceden a los ter
minos de los Estados Balticos, que no
Sc formularan definitivamente sin0
hasta Ia session del viernes, %entonces
10 unico que i~mpedir.a Ell que Sc lie
vara a cabo un armisticio con los Dol
shevi!:is. seria que los aliados usaran
de una tactica coercitiva contra los
estadoS balticos.
81 los bolshevikis arreglan un ar.
misticio con los Estados balticos, el
reSultado mas probable de clio. seria
la evacuation del eiercito rus del No.
roeste del general Yudenitch del te-
rritorio Baltico. al permitir que los
bclshevikis dispusieran de la mayor
parte de sus fucrZas empleadas contra
los Estadcs Balticos. contra el iefc
dichc, asi como contra los deMas ejer-
cites anti-bolshevih:s que mandan kol
chak Y Denikine.
.Arar.c de este, los b~olshevikiS tienen
In esperanto dc CUE al celebrar un al
rlisticio con los Estados Balticos, SO
daria VI paso va en- firme para un
armisticio, 81 cs que no Ia paZ def
nitiva. con los aliados.
Presumiendo que los terminus del
armisticio que Sc p~reSentaran Z los
bolshcyil,is. Sc formularan definlti,
vamcnta en- IL session del vicrnes, en-
tonccs los delegates bolshcvikis del
arm;stic:o, !Icearian = Dorpat el pf5Ni
no lunes para iniciar las negocia-
.cicncs con los Gc'cgados balticoS. Los
h~n!shav;kiS tcpdyan enlonces Il bue
ma oDortunidad para rodimir con Ct
"Armisticio De Dorpal,' Ia pa de
Brcsi-Litovsk.'
No obstantc que Polonia. Finlandia,
Ukrania : Il Russia Blanca no cStan
narticirando dc II maner official
en- las a~ctuaies c~onfcrcncias, probable
mcntc por tenor dc una oposicion de
Is aliaGcs. puedc considcrarse como
una cosa scgura Que IN caso dc quo
los tres cstaGos balticos arreglen un
armisticio cen los bo!Shcyikis, los de-
mas cstadcs mencionados. scguiran in
mediatamente 81 ejemplo.
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| aceptarcn ell reto : en- dos por tres
Sc arm6 una batahola de dos Mi! de-
mcnios, habiendo habido necesidad de
lamar 4 los cuardias para poder Sc
parar q los combatienteS.
FL motive lei viaje dc Hindenburg,
Sc debe q que Lu~dendorff Sc renuso
q comparecer solo ante la Comision
pariamentaria. manifestando que So
lanlente Sc presentaria acompanado
de Hindenburg. Tai cosa sc concedlo
pr fin por la Comisi6n, que eETio l.
M eta al Mariscai que Sc ha apre-
surado a cunplir. Los nacionalistas
ponen grandes eSperanzas en- que Ia
comparescencia del Mariscal ante Ia
Comlsi6n. habra de series Favorable
Y confian en- que su testimonio servi-
RI para venir a a%unentar u mas,
la fuerte corriente de Ia opinion phi
blica que "a ahora hacia los c0nscr-
vadores.
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Drogas y Medicinas.

TONICO SAMSON para evil
tar la caida del pelo, frasco Sis
ESPECIFICO MORLEY para
tenir de negro el pelO,
el fraSco Il ........... 75c
CAPSULAS CARBOLICAS
para curar la lombriz So
lltarla LOU
PlantiliaS eiectricas para ell
reumatismo Y las enferme-
dades de los pies. el par .. 100
CinturoneS electricos. "a ba-
ter!aS. 4.0O
CinturoneS electricoS. 6 ba-
terias 100
L.ECHE VIRGINIA. para GU
rar Ell pano de Ia cara 1Jc
Te Guadalupano .......... 35c
PILDORAS FOSTER para
los rinOneS 60c
.Aceite Volcanico .......... Zoe
Aceite MeXicano ........... 4Nc
:Aceite Relampago ......... 40c
Jarabe de alquitran para la
tos t0c
Emphasize Gusdalupano $500. 35c
Emphasize de la Abuela 1900. 35c
Aceite rosado, aceite de ARA
yanes. San Andres. San lg-
nacio. san ApariciO, San
Jacobo Y otroS de uSo co.
nocido a 2Oc
Balsamo tranQuilo .......... 20c
Aceite de almendras ....... 25c
Emphasize Grissi .......... 40c
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Lloyd George interpeIa.
do sobre eI aSuntO de
la paz con Russia
Creese que la reciente decla-
racion de Lloyd-G George fue
I'm "tanteo" para pulsar
la opinion publica

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= Gui-ed b. the act OF October .. IL. {. =
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LONDRES. Noyiembre 13.-Al
iniciarse hoy de nuevo las s~esiones
del nuevo periodic de sesiones del
Parlamento ingles, cl Primer Minis.
tro Lloyd George, fue objeto de una
serie de interpelaciones sobre las pro-
b~abilidades que habia de que el 60
bierno entrara en- n~egoc;aciones dc
paz con los bclshevikis rusos cues-
ti6n que cl mismo promovio por sus
r~ecientes declaraciones sobre csc
particular.
La situaci6n rusa fue Ia question
mas importante de las que Sc trata-
ron en- Ia Camara de los Comunes,
Y tanto los liberales, ONO los labo-
ristas interpelaron al Primer Minis
tro sobre sus planes para Ia paz con
Russia.
De huena fuente Sc ha sabido que
el reciente discurso del Primer Mi
ristco en- Ell Guild Hall, en- el que hi
20 alus;6n 4 la posibi!idad de iniciar-
Sc negociaciones 0 el gobierno, fue
una verdadera sorpresa para los MEM
bros del gabinete. En- este particu
lar sc ha llegado a decir que el Mi
nistro de R%elaciones EXteriores con-
sidera meramente la declaration del
Primer Ninistro. como I'm "tanteo"
para explorar la opinion piblica.
Los miembros de Ia Comisi0n Par
lanientaria del Congress- de Uniones
Obreras. han recibido informes, segun
Sc dice, de que dentro de pocos dias,
cl gobierno decidiria 81 sc abririan las
negociaciones de paz con RuS'a, Sc
mantendra ell actual bloqueo o sc
e~mprenderia una nueva campana de
intervention.
En- tai virtud Sc sugirio que Ia Go
mission entrevistara al Primer Minis
tro Y que segun fuera el resultado de
ia platica. Sc c~elcbrara despues una
session especial del Congreso de unio-
mes Obreras. para decidir cual acc!on
fuera necesaria para forzar al GO
bierno a d~eSistir de su actitud inter-
vencionista en- Russia.
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LONDRES. Noviembre 13.-Bul-
garia ha demaldado Ia extradicion
del cy-Rey Fernando para juzgarlo
baio la acusaci6n de haber llevado
por la fuerza a csc rais a la guerra,
segun anunc:5 hoy cl Ministerio de
de Ia Guerra britanico.
.Ademas del .ex-Zar Fernando, Bull
garia demanda la e~xtradicion y en-
juiciamiento del ex-Primer Ministro
Radoslavoff Y ell proceso de otros 200
cX-funcionarios oficiales. muchos de
los cuales Sc italian va detenidos.
Bulgaria ha decidido aceptar los
terminus de paz de los aliados sin
alteration alguna, segun dice un des-
pachc procedente de Sofia.
FL Rey Fernando de Bulgaria, alb
dico V hugo de su pals, q raiz del
desastre de las p~otencias centrales y
segtin Sc diio hace tempo, Sc halla-
ba viviendo en- Suiza en- la coloria
de los reyes depuestos.
e. ex-Primer Ministro Radoslavoff
era ell que Sc haliaba en ell poder en-
1914, cuando estallo Ia guerra. Co
mo german0filo que era trabajo sin
descanso hasta %conseguir meter a
Bulgaria en- ell conflicto al lado de
las pctcMcias certrales.
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Saluo-conductos para los de-
legados rusos q la Confe-
rencio de Dorpat

HELSINGFORS, noviembre 81
e. Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores
bolsheviAi. ". Tchitcherin. ma recibi-
do w m~ensaje inalambrico de ".
Pilip. MiniStro de RelacioneS Exte.
rioreS Estoniano. en- el que le asegu-
IA que seran eXtendidos salvc-conduc-
ros para los representatives bo,shevi-
KiS a lu Cnnferencia de Dorpat
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Ell CUMPLEANOS DEL REY
DE ITALIA

ROMA, noviembre 12.-Toda tia
liza celebrj ell dia del cumpleanos del
Rey Victor Manuel. Aqui en- Roma,
e. Ministro de II Guerra. senior Al
bricci. paso revista a las tropas de
Ia guarnicion, acto cue form0 parte
de los festeios del ola. Las ofici-
mas plblicas de todas las provincias.
enviaron despachos de felicitacion al
monarch. FL Rey Victor Manuel ma
clio Ell Il de noviembre de 1869. habien
do ascendido al troro el % de Julio
de 1900. a raiz de la muerte de SUI
padre el Rev Huberto.
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La Conferencia de los Estados Balticos en- DOrpat discutira
hoy dos asuntos importantes: Ia celebration de una
entente baItica cordial y el arreglo para la sus-
pension de las hostiidades entire esos es-
tados y la Russia del Soviet
Sise Iogra este 1Itimo significara eI afianzamiento
del regimen de Lenine y eI desastre DE-
los anti bolsheVIkiS

LONDRES. noviembre 13.-Un des
pacho de Dorpat de fecha 10 del pre-
sente mes. da cuenta de que Ia Con-
ferencia Baltica de los delegates es-
tonianos. l~etvios. lituanos, finlande-
ses. ukranianCs, polacos Y rusos blan-
cos. estos iitimos de la provincial de
Minsk. Sc aplaz6 csc dia para rea-
nudarse el pr6ximo viernes, con Ia
probabilidad de que sc arregle IN ar
misticio con los bolshevikis muy Ell
brcve.
Los Delegates polacos, f~inlandeSes,
ukranianos Y rusos blancos han con-
currido a la Conferencia, como SIM
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Yerbas Medicinales.

Entire otraS muchas hay:-Ora-
90, Ruda. GOberuadora. Hinojo,
Suelda. Yerado, Perejil, Candeli-
LA. Cenizo, nojaS de Naranjo, de
NOg2l Y de Limop. Flor de Pena.
Te de Sena. ierbabueua. Mula. Ii
moncillo. Simoncillo, Huachichile,
Cancer, Golondrina. C~apitana. Po-
leo. Cachano y Cachaua. Bet0ni-
ca, Saliva. Flor de Altea. AcOco-
tillo, Toronjil. Albahaca, Oreia de
ration. Alhucema. Anacahuita. Ven
tosidad. Manz&nilla, Rosa de CaSti-
la. Azahar, Tomillo. Romero. Me-
iorana. Borraja Y Cuasia.
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= master q: Sar Antonio. Tex. ~ re- !.
- C'Ii-cG b. che ac' % Octoc-- g. 1917. :.
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DGRPAT. noviembre l3.-Los de-
legaGos lesvics en- "a Conferencia de
los Estados balticos que Sc haIla reu-
ni'ia aqui, recib;eron aviso hoy de que
las tropas letvias en- Ia region cercana
= Rig2 emprendieron III vigoroso a.
talue contra as fuerzas ruso-gerna-
mas del cO-oncl BerTondt-Avaloff e.
dia de antier. habienco lcgrado desa-
lciarlas de SIS p~osiciones ' obligado
: retlrarse per variaS m'lias a 10 lar
20 dc toda Ia Inca.
La maniobra letvia do por result
tadc cue Il plaza de Riga Sc viera
al fin lihre de Ia ameuaza de las tro-
pas del coronel BeTmont. Los ~leCtioS
capturaroR al enemigo una bateria
de arriileria lie grueSo caiibre ' un
gran ntmero lie ametraIIadoraS.
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LOS BULGAR0S QUIEREN
QUE SEA JUZGADO Ell
EX-REY FERNANDO
Han demandado SUI extradicion
y sera procseado juntamen-
te con otros muchos ex-fuu
cionarios de csc pals
Ell gobierno bulgaro decide
aceptar los terminus del
tratado sin alteration

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J. master at San Antonio, Tex. as re- +
= CURED b, the act Of October s. 1917. +
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RIGA ESTA LIBRE DE LA
AMENAZA De RU-
so GERMANOS
Los lefUioS GtacGron q las tro-
pas de Bermondt obfgGn-
dolGs O retirarse de la
plaza sitiada

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: True translation fife! v-ta Tie POST ,
: master =; SRr Antonio. Tex. ~ re- <.
:: g'U-cG b. che ac' % Oc.oc,-- :. 1917. :.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
Refinery FNE'
LOSS MAY To1I|
$4,000, SAN!
Superintendent Announces
Resumption in Two Weeks,'.

Loss in the lire which for . tinet
endangered the entire plant ol ~
Empire Refining company. ~ EeS9
Washington street, late yesteIeex
afternoon, will total between OW0'
and SS0M in lead oi $l5m, ~
originally estimated, il was aa>s
nounced this morning by l.. d. MsuS
refinery superintendent. tx
Spontaneous combustion Is be<s
lieyed to have started the fire. whica
was first discovered about 6N3
O'Clock. Flames we're not entirely
e1,inguished until 5 o'clock thof
morning. The fire started in the
vapor tower of No. 4 Batch stiN. ~
spread to and completely destroyS4
a nearby warehouse and receiving
house. w
Although the one still was badly.
damaged, il was stated this morning.
by Mr.. Mann that the plant will "
in operation temporarily within two
weeks. Shipments will not be -
layed. since enough gasoline, ETC., ~
m storage at the plant TO pefm)
shipment, for four months, evoe
though manufacturing is stopped -
tirely. IN,
1t is believed that the new wsees,
house and receiving house cannot ~
completed before three months. ~
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FOOD HANDLERS I
TESTS ARE Due
Hours for Health Exams An
nounced by City Officers. a

Physical examinations for al pef3s
sons purchasing, selling or IN aaQ15
way connected with the handling q
ice cream, candy, milk, bottled waters
and all other lise commoditiss ~
at drug stores and confectignefies bess
came due this morning. VIII The e..
ception Of persons handling lnspsese2.
milk. examinations may Be mads ~!
the family physician. Certifieatei, !,
showing the result Of such examina-ss
tions will be filed at once with CITY.
Chemist c. E. Clifford. Y 4
Persons handling inspected miik,
particularly dairymen. mast be ex-
amined BY the city physician or his
assistants. For fifteen days, begin.
ming today, examinations will Be held. !.
IN the city physicians office. rcosur
Oo, city hall. These examinstious
will be held daily between 1910
o'clock in the morning and 2 o'eiocief
in the afternoon, and between 7 ana I
. o'clock at night. No examinatiuos
will Be held At other thsA thsss
periods. 4f'
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Four Times Year,
For Forty Years,
Wife Sued Him

JERSEY CITY. N. J., May L.
Forty years is a long time to be
married and even the most moon
struck Of couples find it necessary
to resort to some powerful diver
sion to make life a success for sr
long . period. Mrs. John Kelley,
Of IS Poplar street, has her own
idea Of how married lie might keep
something Of the romantic Ia II for
four decades. She has had her
husband arrested four times . year.
John Kelley, who is 10 years old.
his wife being ten years younger,
was asraigned yesterday before
Judge John A. Blair In special ses-
sionl. charged with beating his
wife.
What have You 10 say fos your
selfi" Judge Blair asked him.
"Nothins 10 H." said John Kei-
leg, my wife has q romantic de-.
position ard iusGines things. -Four
times . ysar sihes ws have beeu
married tie hss had me srresteds
Mn. Kelley charged that hes
crest, stfoag hds6snd he'd taksn
her b The hair and swung hss
around.
3Disehareed,' ssid Judge Blair
b !cAa Kelley. Tn sorry tos
you"
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6-Cent Drinks
Selling Well; !.
Tax Ehectip<
Merchants Must Pay Waf
Tax When Dead Beats
Leave Charge Accounts. !.

Six-cent "cokes" sold we'll thiG Z
morning Local merchants yesteFdaA1l :
noticed no last minute rush Of tufs
chasers to avoid the new iuxufI, !.
taxes which went into effect today. -, ~
Not only do the luxury taxes aDlD&
the soda tAxes 60 into effect to6a0
but . stamp tax amounting to eed4 y
on each Is cents paid for Aarticlss q
by whatsoever name d)s. \
,inguished which are used or spp1ief6
for toilet purposes" is another tar
innovation.
The next tax, which affects rulnG.
picture frames, purses, shoes, stock,
ings, underwear, hats, Jackets. h1u1eF
silk shirts, neckties and similar afv6Ss
cles. will make no difference with "a
isting credit customs. according TO- ~
d. McMullen, secretary Of the Okl4y
homa City Retailers association. ~
case an account becomes dclinqueuei
the merchants must stand the amouue
OF the tax on the goods sold. aecof9ra l.
ing to McMullth. " I'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
GRADY EXPECTS I
NORMAN VICTORY

Okiahoms City high school expscsac
to score heavily in sii running eveSe6 !,
At the track meet At Norman Sstuys !
day, espscislly in the distance ruDoys
according TO Coach Grady. Deet Y
Iownes In the mile and Psrsisb, ~
the quarter have been doing thsir I'D
iances close to. the record, ~ ~
due 10 make 4 new mark. II Il ~
good Day. y;
No local men are sstefel = 2
hurdles. Grady snticipateo .a1llf1
h taking both tennis Sveals. ~
On. the leeaI team ~ nePlo
tk exception od The tea1l
being their first year n e.
The team 10 20 b Me(1
follow. Distances. npo)
Robert Rouske. Jsek WI nn
Hal. Sao9gfsss; eunrtge
Herbert rsFsis, csao u0l1
Grant. Rssssll Kc0 II ~
Askev; hiSA ~ bes11 -
,Mcnside Rs1eft o6noj
go ~ NtISI
Bogssi vs(GhtA Tseep nx
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GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. May i.-Improved siilp.
ping Hemand fron the east gave consid-
eruble strength to the corn market to-
day. Opening prices, which ranged
from the same as yesterdays finish TO
W. higher, with July .Si.5sk TO Si.s7
and Sept. eib2is to Si.5s. were followed
by material gains all around.
Later the market scored radical ad-
vsnce stimulated largely by reports that
rural offerings OF corn had been much
curtailed and by notice that the license
TO Import wheat had been granted. al
though wheat scarcity had forced two
big milling companies TO quit sales OF
flour, The market closed nurried at
net ellns Of &c TO INC with July ti.s2N
to ef.0k and Sept ll.6s TO C.bek.
Oats developed firmness In sympathy
with corn. After opening uncha nsed
to Nc higher with July 6sk to ss.c,
the market continued 20 harden.
Provisions were sharply higher A. a
rSsult Of higher quotations on grain
and hogs.
Sellers were scarce and buyers urgent
In the last part Of the day when corn
prices we're rushing upward Pork
bulked more than 81 n barrel.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May i.-HoGs: receipts
20 900. dub. 10 TO l5c lower Bulk $50 90
u2o iO heavy so. 400 2O55; medium
s2000U 2c,4b: light sls.25V2o.3o: pigs
sl7 25Tis,b0 CATTLE: receipts 5000;
steady TO higher. Heavy steers slls5tf
1000: light ti5.75Nis7s, cows and
veal calves ti2 0Oa IL 20; stockers S. 50n
1850, SHEEP: receipts 10000: steady
to higher Lambs tHabn 1850; culls
tl500fi700; sprinrv Sisbou II. 90; ewes
medium sii'T50 1850; culls &600Ull rs.
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ST. loUis.

ST, LOUIS, May l.--HoGs; receipts
lo.5O0 steady. Lights {ls.75V3o10.
pigs SIS oOH 10 90; mixed 3is, 5000 so:
heavy y2O.35J 1880: bulk ti9.s5V20.to,
CATTLE; receipts 1900; steady; native
steers tikSogls;so; ysarllngs 's;boa
1900; cows Sio5oa so: stockers SO 90
is 90. cows and heifers S7.6oa1s. 90; can
ners y5S00736; calves C.759lb00.
SHEEP receipts 1000: steady to
strong lambs $2o. o.oeG so.,5; ewes 1880
Gt.5o: Gamers St500IiO0,
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kANoAA CITY.

KANSAS CITY, May I.--HoGs: re-
se,p,s s,SsS .ss s.ssSy Bulk sis 1SSsess
70 cas: Light sis1SXio.cc; pia. ii.oSy
1850. CATTLE: receipts S.75o; dull.
Heavy steers 81. 500 1915: light Si0.s5V
1850; cows and heifers Ss.60Gls..5; car
ners sS,00GS.so: caives $500 u. 50:
stockers ~ 5o@ 1875. SHEEp; receipts
200: steady, Lambs Si6,Q0uis.o0; culls
III 25m 800; ewes medium 1880 II so:
breeding ewes 81 g5OII7OO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-01
LIVERPOOL.

LIvEhpOOI. May 1.-The cotton ex.
change today diBeontInusd official SPOT
cotton values and made the full MID
ding grAds the basis Of contracts.
hereafter quotations will bs for Amsf1-
can and nj TssAs cotton.
LIvpHpoQL, fleay i.--cotton. spot "a
M, ~ sSs2A " e:s .s,,is,,Ts' 's,w:f' EScSS & %S.
6oo1 No 06lvdihs S,eeo American.
His1psS !! Aeds saisa. isciudins i7'iss
y; az s',::s s:;'. 1t;:ssy' 1s,;.:::ssy, r'' l'''d'
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rve-apartnient brick veneer fiat close
In: owned BY non-resldent; lot s0xiS0:
. great bargain at 1880; We can loan
N,ooe three yssrs at percsntI no com.
W. 3. SPENCER q co.
~ Insurance Bldg. Walnut 652t.
ron SALE by OWNEk--NsV bunss.
low: . : room: ' 80 ana = ls srcasis:t s.... room; nj
isxf0; cement floor; sise Of lots il7xibu
fsst; corner. This homo has a soith
front and cement porch and 10 we'll
built and modern In avery respect.
Come and sss this ifNyosi want Q bar
Gah In b nice home N I want 10 sell
By Nay. 10. q. w. Kienast. owner. iie1
West liot street.
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The Holy land has new class OF
sghtSeers in At these days Modern
crusaders who restored 1t TO the
Christians are enjoying the wonders
OF the land. Soldiers and Officers OF
the allied army of occupation devote
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their brief periods off duty to in
sPecting the pyramids, the sphinx and
other points of interest General Al
lenby, hero OF the Palestine fighting.
peace 10 the allies, recently was OF
who conveyed the Turks request for
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! WAN. IsrReEr

UoW YORK. May THE spirited
M yAiet accompanied yesterAAy..s
iatSS 4gallhey waa resumed on 4 broad.
y essls 81 TIE 0leuinS Of tcdsy's stock
inafket. 0airs. OF the first hnlf hour
rnngsd ftoie I TO : points IN xhippIn9s.
eilss nneteFS, seulpsisats, auSsvS rub.
bsrs. feathers Aisd several Of the tromi-
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LEGALS.


NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS or THE wEHOMA OIL
AND GAS COMPANY A CORPO-
RATION.
Notice Is hereby given that q meet
Ing OF tho stockholders OF the Weho.
ms on 4 Gas company will be held
at tho principal office Of said com.
pany, AT sOa Baum building In the
city Of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. on
the 10th day OF NAV 1919. a, ihe hour
OF 1000 a m. for lie purposs OF con.
sidering and acting upon the propo.
sition 10 sanction the increase OF the
ma ximum amour, of the authorized
% Cas comnsny @ rom ~" nv ho"s ,h",,s "A a. AL.
lars $3.50 00O) divided into shares OF
ten dolisrs tiO) each. 10 one hundred
and forty thousand dolisrs tSIS0' OoO,,
divided info ahmTes n Tan do,,ars NIol
sach. "'' ' VI 70" ''"' '''''
And notice IN f,rthe, given that nt
such neetips the stochbolders viii be
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NEW VoRk.

NEW YORK. May l.--Yesterday's
sharp reaction was followed by 3
steadler tone In the cotton market
early today. hiverpo6f. was relatively
firm and sent buying orders here, whilt
reports Of an improved spot demand IN
the south were acecmpanied BY trade
buying orders ar0und the ring and the
market. opened at an advance ef to
~ points. There was further scattered
reaIising particularly from Wall street
so,rcSq. bun the buying wa1 suffielsAt
10 hold prices steady With July sailing
around ie.bic and October N.73c, " n
TO - points net higher.
The early bulge met Increased effsr-
ingp toward the middle ot the morning
with July selling off TO Asoc and Oct
TO llAec but liquidation vas much less
active than yesterday Liverpool con-
tinued to buy end the market became
flrmsr toward midday, on repcr<s OF .
more active spot demand, July sold up
to Milo and Oct. to N.sS, or u to -
paints net higher.
Price changes became narrow. AT |
o'clock the fnarkst was at . net rise
OF ~ 10 ~ points.
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. May I.--CATTLE:
receipts j.iOO: steady. Beeyes Ssbou
1915. HOGS: receipts $500. steady.
Heavy SlsibA 20.0o. skD1EP. receipts
5000, steady. Lambs 81 00u 1900