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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-22

Miss Elizabeth Murstien, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. J. Murstein of 140S 5tratford avenue, is spending the Easter vacation as the guests of friends in New York city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-22

Mss Anna Kabiersky of Stratford will entertain the members of the Round TabNe club, Friday evening, at the home of Miss Sara Ktnscella, 175 Harriet street. Miss Kabiersky will have the paper on French Industries.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-22

MT. and Mrs, William B. Light of 643 Harral avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a ten pound baby boy born at the Bridgeport hospital April 19. Mother and son are doing nicely.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
ARMENIAN
MASSACRE
|SFEAREO.
BrigandS Commit Atrocities
Near ConStantinopIe,
GREEKS ARE THREATENED
Turks Ready to Fly at Their
ThroatS, Is Report

LONDON, April H-lt j., learned
here that the situation IN Turkey !,
causing grave anxiety Internal dis.
order IS riic, according report,
from Rear Admiral Webb, K NJ. at
Cons,an,inoplc. /, is feared there viii
shortly be outbreaks and ma~acreS
Of the Armenian population on a large
scale.
The situation at Smyrna, where the
Turks and Greeks are ready to spring
at each others throa,S. is typical OF
the situation throughout Turkey.
Bands OF brigands are everywhere IN
the country and are within iew
miles OF Cons,an,inoplc, where atrocl-
ties are being committed
\ committee OF Union and Progress
the Young Turks organization. which
was driven from power III CONSTANT
nople as the result OF the allied VIC
tory. is reported to- be secretly con
duC,lng an energetic reorganization
movement
Further disorder, arc feared IT,
Egypt, A division OF British troops
on the Wav from the Dobrudla to
reinforce the troops Of MAJOR Geuer !
Allenby the special high commission
er 10 Egypt and TO relieve large
number oi Australian and New
/ Zealand soldiers who will Tc,ur
hnn.c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
FOUR PERSONS KILLED
IN MILAN DISORDERS

MILAN, Italy. April l7.-lour per.
sons were killed and several wounded
during disorders here Wednesday in.
cident 10 clashes between Socialist,
and anti Socialist groups,
The offices Of the newspaper Avanu
were wrecked by the Socialists.
The workmen Of Milan. Bologna.
Turin and Genoa. tie principal manu-.
featuring cities OF northern Italy. he
gan 4 ,wcn,y-four holr strike today
The police and the military were
powerlcss for time to prevent COLI
Sions between the socialists aud anti
socialists The auti-socialsts went to
the offices Of the Nvanti and reyol-
,er shot fired from a window oi the
building struck and killed soldier
The opposition crowd rushed into the
building and smashed the furniture
ani machmcr, Military reinforce
mrn.s rt stored order.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Druggists in
Debate Over
Matted Milk


Whether the widely popular matted
milk will he claSScd a. a drink or a
lunch is question pcrplcXlng local
druggists relative 10 the new tax i'm
posed on soft drinks Withou, cxcep-
ton druggists conCedc that as far as
food value is concerned, it is equal or
even superior to sandwich. But they
are OF the opinion that, since matted
milks were classcd as drink long
before the quick lunch plan was adopt
ed. they will continue t. be considered
lS such
City Chemist Il. II Clifford is in.
clncd to class matted milkS in tho lis,
OF s,mulantS, separate and apart from
lunches and SOFT drinks However.
when pressed to put the disputed
produc, in ono ~ the latter classes.
he said he iearcd It would he classcd
as a drink. despite the fac, ,ha, rs
caloriilc value Is superior 10 many
iood,
Miss Maricl Hopkins CITY home
dc'lonNrator. Is itrm m the belief that
matted mlks should he cla,sed as a
lunch. In answer to the argument
that its liquid form implies ,ha, i, iall,
in the class Of soft drinks. she ad.
yanceS the statement tha, soup i, also
a liquid but i, food Druggists would
like an opinion ON the matter but are
puzzled over lust whom to ask
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Aviators Wait on
Aerial Breakers"

ST. IOHNS \. T. \orl H.
Nesth.r condition, favorable tor il,-
ing pre,sllcd here toda, cap; Fred.
.tick +, Raynham British aviator.
and Harry &. Ilawker, hi, Australian
rival for transatlantic illgh, honors.
looked TO incoming weather reports
for word as TO whether tie aerial
breakers" over the ocean would per
mi, them to "hop Off" soon
Raynham was preparing carly in the
day TO make the most Of the local
atmospheric clearing by a trial flight
which could he held withou, loss OF
advantage. while Hawke was await
ing trans. Atlantic reports >euer.
days snowfall was followed by ,
,haw today and ,oitenel the ground.
but Raynham said he believed hc
could run his machine along a road
withou, damaging the plane Hawkcr
conceded that the ,oggy ground at
the Mount Pearl plateau tended 10 IN
icriere with successful "iakc.utt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

Even books on religion are not eN.
cmpt from the iorgetiulncSS OF pa
irons OF the Oklahoma tlly library,
according to statistics just compiled
by Mrs Mary Hays Marablc Ii
brarian, who reported this morning
that among the book, ot religious
character taken from tho shelves
here and never returned are:
The Successful Sunday School
Superintendent" The Ambassador
Of Christ" Women OF the Bible, "
Dictionary OF the Bible" "PhiloSo.
ply OF Divine Healing Spiritual
Healing" After Death - What"
After DEATH a Personal Narrative,
and three editions OF IS fence and
Health" by Mary Baker Eddy,
founder of Christian science.
"Open Shelves Here.
Under the opcn stock system in
vogue in Carnegie library, which per
ml,S patrons free access to 2SWO IL
b. cry books. in opposition to paging
systems OF larger cities. approximate.
ly 700 books, fcprc' nling $500 are
missing annually when officials
read the shelves" in inventory.
Missing books are often found in
secondhand stores Mrs Matable
found thi, week american Fish
Culture IN a local second hand store
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
HART TO STUDY
PLANS FOR DAM
New Supervising Engineer
Not Ready TO Talk Yet

Bert NJ Hart appointed Yesterday
afternoon TO succeed II. NJ Nab',edt
as supervising engineer IN charge ot
the new dam said today that he Is
not familiar with the plans and until
he has studied them would not be III
4 position to make any statement.
Hart lc, II I've known las, night TO
Commissioner Joe Patterson that he
did no, seek the new oh and ex-
pressed the wish that the RESPONSE
bility had been shifted elsewhere than
upon his shoulders.
The employment OF Hart, It was
stated at the city hall would prob.
,bly necessi,a,e the redrawing oi
plans relative TO the comparatively
small amoun, Of work yet to be
lone. A few days prior to his dis.
m'sssl Nabs,ed, placed the plans OF
work remaining to he' done III Mr
Pat,erson's hands. That acceptance
OF these plans by Hart would he IN
violation of engineering principles
was the opinion expressed this morn,
ing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Rhode Island
Tips the Lid
On Beverages

PROVIDENCE. K | April Il
BY vote OF twenty 10 eleven.
the senate Yesterday adopted an
ac, which provides that all bev.
erages containing 4 percent OF
alcohol or less. shall be deemed 10
be mountaineering IN Rhode
Island
The act provides that all places
selling beverages containing more
than | pcrcen, and no, more than
! percent OF alcohol hy weight
shall he licensed IN exactly the
same way 'lat liquor saloons are
licensed az present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
PLANES PARADE
HERE APRIL %
Ships" Through Streets Un-
der Their Own Power,

Two airplancs now touring the
state IN the interest Of army air
service recruiting, are scheduled 10
arrive here Monday. April p when
thcv will be put on display and will
parade the streets under their own
oower for the trip according to in
formation given ou, al the amy re-
.rui'ing station this morning ,o
These airplanes placed at the dis.
po'al OF the recruiting party by Colo.
mel Barnitz of Pos, Field. in charge
ot Lieut. N l. CarS5adin. Lieut. Roils
Brown and SerRt BENJAMIN II Peters
have visited Ardmor. nd are = visit
End today. following witch they yill
make stop a. kingf,het Clinton.
Guthrie. ~ Keno Alius. Sayre Ho-
bart and Chicka.hs II the work Is
carried out according 10 schedule. the
stop at Chickasha should be made
saturday. April ~. from whi-h poin,
70 planes will come To Okybons
city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
SWITZERLAND WILL
RECOGNIZE GERMANY

BERNE, Swift, April l7-(Havas
The Swiss federal council, IT is re-
ported, has decided TO recognize the
new German government, on the ground
that II was elected b. the national
assembly which was chosen by the
votes oi the people
The report has caused a sensation
in political circles here
\ Copcnhagcn dispatch March q
quoted a Berlin message as saying that
President Ador Of Switzerland. had
replied cordially to a letter from Pres
ldent Eber,. announcing his accession.
II was aided ,ha, Switzerland was
thu, the frs, foreign state formally
to acknowledge" the new German gov
crrment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Officer Tells
Of ATTEMPT
Destroy Ship


BOSTON, April ia
German agent, allowed on the
transport Patricia to look out
for German property, at
tempted to set fire to the yes
sci last night AS it was near
ing Boston with more than
1000 American soldiers, ac-
cording to Major Frank W.
Cavanaugh Of the l02nd field
artillery. one of the officers
on board.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
ROUGH HOUSE SCENE
ENACTED IN COURT

Wesley Berry. a negro. was ar.
r.sned before loe Deuptec, Justice OF
the peace, late Yesterday afternoon ou
a charge of disturbing the peace OF
his wife, Mayme Berry, by throwing
a brick at her and threatening to kill
her
Amy Simon. mother OF Mayme
gave the court a dramatic reproduc-
ton of the rough house" alleged TO
have been made by Berry. Instead OF
placing the negro under a peace bond.
Deupree paroled him to his attorney
and induced the negro to contribute 4
part OF his pay for the support OF the
wife and child
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Books on Religion Disappear
From Library Shelves Here;
$3.50 Depart in Nine Years
Missing Volumes Often Recovered at Secondhand StOeSr
Says Mrs. Mary Hays MarabIe Librarian

and purchased it for cents. Six
technical books found at the same
time were purchased at this price,
and placed again in circulation
kipling. as an author, leads IN
books missing" Two copies oi each
Captains Courageous and the sec
ond Jungle Book" and cory Of
Kim are among the missing
Stuff Books Missing
Suiiragette books have suffered.
The Suiiraget,e," and The Wrong
and Peril OF Woman Suffrage" were
reported lost" recently. The Truth
Abou, the School Lands" Ten
Thousand Words Often MiSpro-
nounced." and Essentials of English
Grammar" arc listed as lost. as are
two volumes Of Business Mems Ii
brary," six school texts on ariihme
tic, algebra, and geometry, electric
ity. chemistry, laboratory manuals.
Luther Burbank" Bee Keeping,
"Dain,lS for Home Parties Home
Furnishing" House Painting" ami
several hundred Others
Few iiotionS books disappear, says
Mrs Matable.
During the existence of Carnegie
library in nine years. $50 books
have either been lost mi, ing OF
worn out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Garfield Dehed
BY District Chief

PlTTSRURG. Kans. April Al.
exander Howatt president OF the Kan
'aS district. United Mine Worker, ot
\merica. challenges the right OF DE-.
II. y Garfield, federal fuel admins
traitor 70 direct the affair, oi our or
gauilation IN 'hi' district" IN a mes
sage sen, to Garfield today The mes
age was in reply to one received FROM
Garfield Yesterday directing lIowa't 10
pu' the striking Central miner, back at
work and appear before the labor
o--d TO submit their complaint
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Names Are Asked.

The commandant Of the School OF
! ire has been written requesting tha'
he send Immediately the names OF
ten returned soldiers BRUSH and
frenc" officers who have seen over
seas dmy preferred and who can be
immediately released from their du.
tie, at Fort Sin, 20 Ralph Talbot, di-
rector OF the speakers, bureau OF the
state campaign lalbo, viii have en-
tire Charge OF the routing OF the sol
licrs and viii see that they are well
distributed throughout the state.
Reports arriving from the state
headquarters TN, morning ON the
tank which started it, tour Of OKLA.
homa at Blackwell Yesterday are 70
the effect tina, II is drawing ,rc-
mcndouS crowds in every town it
visits. Farmers drive and ride for
miles 10 see this grotesquc monster
OF modern warfare according to y.
X, Graham. state director
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
VICTORY LOAN
TRIP PLANNED.
FOR OFFICERS
TANK ATTRACTS CROWDS


Bru,h French aui American
officer, and soldiers from
the School oi Ere and from Fort
Sdl sill be allowed 10 lay ASIDE their
military du'ics for the time beinc ard
make tours OF the state ,pcaktng for
the Liberty loan according t. a
telegram received this morning from
Washington az the local recruiting
office and to information from Fort
Au
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
ALLIED STAND HURTS
PADEREWSKrS PRESTIGE

LONDON, lpr,l 1.-THE prestige
of the PadcrewSki Rovernmen, in Po-
land has been affected seriously by the
position OF the allied and associated
nowcrs regarding the ,fanspnr, Of
Polish troops from France TO Poland,
according to advices received here.
| ocal fighting continues on the bor-
ders oi the poSen district and ha,
gnrcad to the border, OF Eas, PruS-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
STATE OIL LEASES
ARE AWARDED TODAY

Oil and gas leases ON PIP tracts
OF school land scattered through nine
counties oi the state, are being
awarded hi, afternoon hy comml,-
'oners of the land office Bids for
the leases we're opened Tuesday
Bonuses offered by bidders. III ad-
ditlon To the onc.eigh,h royalty on
production as required hv state Laws,
r;nge from slb0 to 5000 tract
consisting ot l60 aces. The 5000
bonus is Offered ON tract in Greer
COUNTY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Former Kaiser s Son Beat
Her, Says Princess Cecile
In Pressing Divorce Suit
Cruelty and InfideIity Are
Charges Brought Against
Frederick William, Accord
inc 10 Mothers Statement
to Public,

ZURICH. Apfl 1.-THE former
German Crown Princes, Ceclle has
taken steps to divorce hcr husband.
Frederi,k William, a,,orling to a
statement given 10 Swiss newspaper.
b. former Grand duchc,, Ana'taSie oi
Mc,klcuburg S,hwerln, mother OF the
.ormcr crown princess The statement
says that It long has been the desire OF
(eclc 20 divorce her hu'band, but tina,
the pressure Of the iIoheu1ollefn fam.
du up to hi, tine had prevented he,
from carving 1t out
The statement OF the grand du,hcD
charges frederick William with cruel.
IL ,u his wife, saving;
'On one occasion some time ago the
situation became 50 unbearablc that
my daughter actually fled from her
home She almost succeeded IN reach
ing Switzerland Orders wert sent
from Berlin To intercept her and she
vas captured at the German frontier
Ike a common criminal and taken 70
Berlin under arrest
MY daughter will be able TO place
before the German cour, oyefwhelm-
ing evidence against her husband
and will be able to prove many ~
stances Of the gfoSSeSt cruelty against
him His iniidell,les were numerou'
aud there is abundant proof OF them
HIS brutality was a,roclou' On NOR
than one occasion my daughter na,
treated with actual violence Nh-
vas bruised and her lace was dis.
figured by her husbands blows
Bcrlin dispatche, by way OF
Zurich February said that Fred
cfick William had instituted pro.
ceednas for a divorce but there have
heen no further reports Oh the case.
The former crown prince and prln-
cess Cecilc were married IN June
lIO5. The pair have iiy. children,
the Youngest having been born in
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
LIGHT FROST HERE
DID LITTLE DAMAGE

4 deposit OF light iros, last night
with little material damage to vege-
,a,ion, is the weather bureau repor,
this morning. ]. p Slaughter OBJ
server. stated tina, though the temper
a,ure recorded only jSS degrees Fab.
rcnheit, hoar frost spread over all
lowland' Only very tender yegeta-
tion. including tomato plants and
beans, were affected Even potato
tops were not materially hlighred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
RECALL MOVE
FOR kES[ER
IS IN SIGHT
Dam Advisory Committee
Expected to Take Action
NABSTEDT ACTION CAUSE


Tha, the removal 90 II VI NlhNcdt
A. supervisor lu charge oi the ucW
dam IS violation ot the principle,
which actua,ed voting of the bond,
was the sentiment expressed lhl,
morning hy a prominent hlukcr who
stated further that immediate steps.
looking TO the recall oi Commissioner
Mark II kc'lcr, will he taken
Bankers Position
The banker said tina, hr,,tr had
proven ncompetrn, IN othey aiatlr'
and that ~ sanctlonmg NahNolt =
removal showed that hi, judgment
was dominated by POLITE, rather than
the interest, ct the people
II is understood that tic advisory
committee appointed To- supervise ac-
tiyltleS hnglug on the construction
OF the dam. Will take action relative
TO Nab,,cdt'S removal 1t !, stated
that when this committee was ap-
pointed all questions pertaining to
the dam we're TO he referred 10 il ior
approval
The appointment of this committee.
II is pointed out, va, factor IN
swinging malorlit vote nr the
bonds. when i, had failed twice be
fore. That the faith Of the people
has been violated in removing Nab
stedt, withou, the approval OF the ad
visory committee, IS the sentiment at
,he city hall
The advisory committee is com.
posed OF Dan Hogan. chairman. Hugh
Donly, Charles Harrison Mont K
Powell, John O'Neil and T. r
Quarles Whe,hcr the committee
would take action vas no, stated to-
day.
In the event that concerted action,
hingine upon kcslcr', proposed re
moyal Is taken, the charter requires
that petitions bearing the names ol
IS percen, OF the qualified voters. ask.
ing for removal, be presented to the
city clerk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
CENSURE FOR IOWA
GOVERNOR IS VOTED

DES MONIES. Iowa. \prh u
Iowa, house o.. representatives cnJrl
rs investigation oi the Rathbun case
at noon today hv crltici,lnR A'torne,
General II NJ llayner for hi, actiyj.
ties in the case. after ccnsurnr " l..
Halllnc last night ior his connection
with the affair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

Vafd.ng General Blanquet's proposed
revolt, These stories have been pub
llShcd in the United States but Gen
eral Banquet, claim that he had
5000 men. with artillery and an air
plane and that he was allied with
other factions. has been secuted Of
iAally. The band which General
ENuquct vas leading when he was
killed wa, small and vas poorly
equipped, II IS reported
General Anreliano Banquet sailed
from New York for a port in the
Continued on Page 2, Column a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
BRlLES TO SUCCEED
BARRETT WITH STATE

Governor Robertson today ap
pointed Charles " Rrle>, iormeg
head Of tho Ada normal school, to be
>ccre,ary Of the Oklahoma Vocation.
al Educational board. lie succeeds
: NJ. Barrett who has been elevated
to the presidency OF the rcccn'ly
created state military academy and
vocational school a, Clarcmoto Bar
ret, has assumed charge oi arrange
uenl, ipr the opening OF n, Clare
.v,p.r nat .tuttpu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
YANKEE PATROL
CAPTURES REDS
BoISheyik Force South Of
ArchangeI Surprised,
tBy The Associated Press)

ARCHANGEL, Wednesday. April
IL "A small American scouting party
operating in front OF the allied posi-
tons along the railway front ve,tcr.
day. surprised and ambushed a bol.
Sheylk patrol in the forest four mile'
cast Of the railway YESTERDAY wound.
ing a number Of the enemy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Former Huerta Chief Slain
AT Head Of Mexican Rebels,
Report From Capital States
General BIanQuets Agent in
New York Denies Story
Leader Was Member Of
Firing Squad Which Etc-
cuted NaYimII.a0

MEXICO CITY, April l5-Gcneral
Nlrchano Blarquet, war minister 80
President IIuer,a's cabinet, who re
Gently was reported TO have landed On
'hc Vera tp1 region for the purpose
q starting revolution against the
Carrarld government vas killed yes
tcrday N fight near ChayaS,la VII
llge, according to press reports from
Vera Cruz, which quote report from
General Francisco /. Urquve chic, oi
military operations in the region o..
tordDya and OriyabJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Many DIE IN FIGHT
At M'Ixlcp, REPORT

BERLIN, Wednesday. April Sit
i, reported that in the fighting around
the railway station at Munich there
have heen d hundred and fifty casual
tics More troops NAV be sent there
f.om Nuremburg and the whole csun
trv on each side e the Augsburg. Mu
Mich railway has been converted into
al armed camp II is expected that
tn troops will make oonverging al
tack upon unich
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

l9lS The luTmcr crown prince l' 10
exile in Holland III, family has re.
manned at pot,dam
The former grand duchess Mas
,ac,e was a grand. duche" OF Russia
before her marriage Since 'hc wir
'he has been living IN Switzerland
She fwouncej her German nation.
ah,y and renewed her allegiance to
Russia late in l9li
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
Road Speakers Pledged.

kilograms have also been received
from road bond speakers Throughout,
the state pledging their supper, to the
plan 10 lay aside the road tight on
Nptll u and p and concentrate the
activities OF the two organization, ON
the N,.rory loan.
W ! Pettce, chairman Of the
county committee is sending out
letter 10 prominent busineS, men in
the city today which reads in part
as follows.
There are two reasons why, while
Oklahoma oomy> quota ior the
Loan !, less, the call on each iudnd.
Continued on pase 2 Column g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

N''''s''' wv ~ Ht''sTs N'~psrsf sv~sss"
LOCAL FoREchsr-ralr weather
tonight and Friday, rising temper atufes
STATE FORECAST - Tonight and
Friday, fair Using temperatures
khNShs-F air tonight and Friday:
warmer Friday In west portion To-
night frost In east portion tonight
HOUpLY fMPtpsruRES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

Late in March former Ba,arian
Premier Hoffman, and the Italian
government were reported TO he
negotiating in regard TO the de-
livery Of food 10 Bavaria. apparently
the communist government is attempt
ing to reopen these negotiations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17
REDS IN MUNICH
MUST FIGHT NOW
Bayarian Regular Troops
Advance on City,

BERLIN, Wednesday, April 10
Large forces OF Bayarlan troops with
artillery and mine ihrowerS. began an
advance on Munich yesterday morn
my according to the 1agebla,'. but
j, is unknown whether a decisive bat
tie has as vet been fought II is as
'umed the government will wai, until
an adequate number OF reliable troops
has been placed abou, the ci4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-17

BERLIN. Wednesday, April 10
The communist government in Munich
j, reported to have opened negotiations
with Italy by which valuable wood.
lands belonging to Munich would he
pledged for loan OF one billion marks
with which to buy food.