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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-30
w BANKU.

Tingley, Iowa, 30 grudnia. -
Wczoraj rych}o rano rabusie
przepaliwszy ognie mkase W tu-
tcjszym banku ,,Tingley Savings
Bank, zabrali Z SODA wartoSci
W gotowcc i przekazach okolo
100000. Rabunek dopiero spo-
~strzezono, kiedy pracownicy "a
sill do banku i zaraz dano znaG
policyi. WszeIkie poszukiwania
"a rabusiami zpciziy ma niczem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-30

W sObOte odbyf sic pogrzeb S. p. Fran
ciSzka Dziewiora, z dOmu Haloby pnr.
1919 w. Superior ul., do kO$cioia p. w.
IS. Miodziank6w, gdzie y. BOlcsiaw
Nawrocki, odprawil n~abozphstwo i &C.
remOnie pogrzebOwe, poczcm zwlOki
przewieziono ma cmcntarz i z}ozOnO je
do grobu ma wicczny spoczynck.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-30

w dzieh Sw. Szczcpana. dnia 26-gO
b.. M, Odbylo sic przedStawiCniC gwiaz-
dkowe, ~zwyczajnic co rocZaie urzqdza-
ne, przcz naszQ dziatwe s~zkolnq. kt0re
sic odbylo w sail parafialnej, PREY mad
zwycZaj licznie zebranej p~ublicznOSci.
Program przedStawienia by& mad wy
raz d~OSkOnaIy i wywarl ma %publicznO-
sci g}cbOkie wrazenic. Kiedy kurtyna
podni0sla sic W gore, dziatwa szkOlna
nader pieknie Od$piewala pien rPO-
witanie goSci", PREY akompaniamcncie
fortepianu. Gdy tony picSni umilkly,
~natenczaS dziewczcta W o~dSwietnych
%strOjach, PROBATIONARY sic w grupOwem
marszu PREY odg{oSie muzyki f~ortcpia-
novel. Pc skOIcZcniu getOz numeru,
malcy Oddali dOSkOnale numcr TAX
zwany .,Zimq'. NastCPnie odcsranO We
sofa jednOakt0wke, p. t. Jack, Wi
eek / Wacek", pSOtne dZieci. Numer ten
burZliwie OklaSkiwanO. NaStepnie chic
pcy chcqcy tei pOkazac co umieja, Od,
dali doSkCnale ,,GwiazdOra''. Ostatnim
numercm prOgramu byla scena wZru'
SzajQca, kt6ra niejedno Oko vida Evil,
hyia, przedstawiajQca jak dwie sic.
rOtki, braciSzek i ~SioStrZyczka, lamen.
tuja ma grObie swcj utraconej matuli,
mad niedola ich zycia. placzQ, narzeka.
ja. ale matula ich ME S}ySzy wiecGj
&pi bOwiem snom wiecznym. w roll
sierOtek wyStepowali: Salomea Grabek
j. StaniSlaw DOpak. Aniolem unOSZl'
Gym duSZyczki SierOtek do nieba, byfa
Helena Bawolek; a grabarzem, grze.
biQcym cia}a sierotek, kt6re zmarzly cd
zimna ma mOgile matuli, by} W}ady'
shaw Tragarz. Nadmienic wypada, re
malcy Oddali tn scene ZnakOmicie. Spie
VEN rKolenda', odSpicwanym prze2
dziatwe SzkOlnQ zakOGczOnO przedSta,
wienie, kt0re ma zQdanie p~ublicznoSci
Siostry Felicyanki powt6rzyly minionej
niedzieli, kt0re udalo sic pod kazdym
wzgledem. Nalezy sic uznanie miej--
scOwym SiostrOm Nauczycielkom, "a
pifkny program, kt6ry pOdObal sic
nadzwyczaj zebranej publicznoSci, re
trzecia raza zapewne Sala by1aby jeSz-
cze pr~zepeiniona.
w piqtek, o godzinie 9tej rano, cd
byl sic pOgrzeb S. p. Ludwika Oar
wOka, l~iczacego PREY zgonie lat %, kt6-
ry zmarf wskutek nieszczeSliwego wy
padku. OrsZak p~Ogrzeb0wy wyruszyl 2
domu za1oby, pnr. 1440 Fry ul., do ko-
scio4a IS. M1odziank6w, gdzie X. 10
zef Dzyma1a Odprawii nabozeGstwo i
ceremOnie pogrzebOwe, poczem zw}oki
zmar1ego przewiezionO ma cmentarz
sw. Wojciecha i zlozono je do grobu
ma wieczny s~poczynek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-30
ROZPACZLI-
WEI A L

Halifaks, N. S., 80 grudnia. -
Rybacy z wioski St. Shots, byli
Swiadkami strasznej walk, jaka
staczali majtkowie, pozostali ma
rozbitym okrecie Anton Van
Driel. Zaloga ma owym statku IL
czylo okoIo 80 osob, gdy fale "a
niosfy ow okret ma rafy i rozbiiy
go a z calej za}ogi pozostaio tyi-
ko pieciu. Trzymajac sic resztek
rozbitego okretu, dzielni ci mary
narze, zawieszeni miedzy zyciem
a Smiercia, straszny toczyli BOZ.
TIL zimno i g}od, tn otchlan NOR
ska pred mimi, jezeli ma chwile
Popuszcza z rqk deski ratunku.
Dano znac natychmiast do St.
John, skad natychmiast wysfano
okret a ratunek. Pytanie tylko,
czy owl marynarze wytrzymaja
do czasu przybycia statku, czy
burza, co ich pokrywa falami, ME
pogrzebic ich ma zawsze w g}ebi-
mach morskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-30
ME SIZE KON
PRZEMYSLOWA
WILSONA

Washington, 80 grudnia. -
EProozycya Prezydenta Wilsona,
ably ola utrzymania harmonic i
przyjnaznych stosunk6w miedzy
robotnikami a chlebodaWcami IL
tworzyc narodowo przemyslowy
tribunal, ME spotkaf sic z bardzo
goracem przyjeciem. - Czionko-
vie kongresu bardzo watpia, czy
uda sic przeprowadzic ustawo-
dawstWo w zastosowaniu do
wszelkich galezi przemyslu, ma
JAG W pamieci rozstrzygniecie So
du najwyzszego, W sprawie "a
trudniania dzieci. Me jest dalej
w mocy kongresu W czasie poko-
ju zatwierdzac rady, ktorej wy
roki bylyby obowiazujace. Rada
zaS, bez odpowiedniej wiadzy,
bylaby bezuzyteczna. Senator
Volstead z Minnesota twierdzi,
re jezeli ten plan ME bylby PREY
musowy, ME mog}by mic dodat-
zdzialac. Praca zaS zapatru
je sic caikiem nieprzychylnie, ma
ow proponowany plan Wilsona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-30
ODMAWIA
PRZYTECIA MEDALU.

Washington, 80 grudnia. -
Herbert Putnam, bibliotekarz kon
gresowy, "a gorliwa i niestrudzo-
ma prace, z jaka sic oddawai die
In zaopatrywania zo}nierzy we
Francyi w ksiazki, dostai medal
wojenny, Cd sekretarza Baker'a.
Odmowii on jednak bardzo gree
cznie przyjecia owego odznacze-
MIA, motywujqc swoj krok tenn,
re ME jestto wyiacznie jego "a
sluga, ale caiego p~ersonalu biblio-
tekarskiego. Ma tysiace odznaczo
nych "a wybitne usiugi oddane
podczas wojny, jeden jedyny H.
Putnam odmowi} przyjecia owe
60 wielkiego honoru.
UWALNIAJA
+ ABLY ZAKPIc z SENATU.
Washington, 80 grudnia. -
Senator Fall, ktory Z niestrudzo-
na cierpliwoscia bada sPrawy
meksykanskie, donosi, re uwol-
nienie "a kaucya konsula Jenkin-
sa, byio ~uplanowane tn w Nowym
Yorku, przez w~ybitnych Meksy-
kanczykow. Chcieli oni sobie "a
kpic poprostu z Amerykan. WING
szani So w to przedstawiciele rza-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
BUDAPEST RIOT
LED BY "REDS"
Measures Taken to Suppress
Outbreak,

PARIS, Feb 22-A communiS, re-
vol, broke out in Budapest Thursday
night. says q dispatch 10 the Mh,ln
from Zurich quoting a Swiss news
agency message from the Hungarian
capital
The revolt I, under the leadership
oi agita,oS who are ior the most
part Germans and Russians, the dis
patch states.
The insurgents s,ormed' 'thc office,
Of the socialist sewspper Nepiaya
and occupied the newspaper and rail
road station.
Coun, karolyi, the provisional presi.
delt, immediately called meeting OF
the cabinet The ministers sat iar
ipto the nigh, and decided 10 take all
necessary measures to Quell the out
break Martial law was proclaimed
Government troops. the message
adds. have already fecap,ufed the rail
way station
The metal workers Of the city. il is
stated. are preparing an an,i-commu.
mist manifestation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
MOTIVE SHOW TO
CLOSE TONIGHT
WITH DANCING
(con,lnusd from Psae ~

electric lights the main Office and The
various branch offices oi the company
All soldier, and sailors m uniform
and the boy scouts ot the city are be-
ing admitted free today Al varieties
OF uniforms were IN evidence THIS
morning and II is expected that sol
diers from Fort Sill and men luSi dis.
charged from other camps will attend
the big dance
Manager Haun still hopes 10 sell
10000 tickets today 10 make the show
financial success. This Is cossldcr'
ably less than the total attendance on
Thursday and he expect, lp have no
difficulty in getting 1000 attend.
Ince tonight.
Closes at Midnight
Tonight at - o'clock the show will
close The various exhibits will be
taken out Immediately, according TO
Haun The hall will he completely
cleared by Monday night The deco
fiilonS will be taken down Monday
Part OF them have been bought 10y a
similar show in Little Rock. Ark. and
the remainder will be packed away tor
future use.
The officers in charge Of the mill.
tary exhibit. which has proved
throughout the show one OF the most
popular OF the exhibits. are planning
10 leave overland for For, Sill Mon
day. The hard rains and the cOndi.
,ions OF the roads between here and
Lawton. however, have made i, I'M
possible to take the heavy guns and
tractors on their own power Until the
roads dry off It is probable that the
exhIbi, will be loaded onto freight
cars and sent 10 Fort Sill by rail.
/ June Blain, the la Sale quartet and
Lieutenant Refcud'S AR band will en-.
terrain THIS afternoon as usual and thl'
evening up until the time the bal
begins.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
CHILDREN'S HOME At
PRYOR ONE OF BEST
STATE institutions
loon,lnued from Pane NJ

the cottages and such other quarters
a. wished to see. he dictated a let
ter 20 Governor Robertson lie stated
in detail 20 the governor. so he eN-
plaincd TO me, the status oi the case
Tha, his cottages were well-managcd ,
that all women employees were giving
perfect satisfaction. but II he still de-
sired TO place me in the institution, he
Gardner. would div lc up two or more
cottage, SO as to open an extra cot
tage, where he would place me as ma
tron.
But. it developed during our cvpla-
nation, that evening. that Mrs Gard.
ner tailed n her secret mission 70 nc
She d,d not carry out her husbands
Instructions. She accompanied .mc
over the entire plant, visited every
cottage. heard my comments on the
periec, homes, saw me carefully IN
spcct every detail. talk with children,
look into bins OF ioodstuits in and on
pantry shclve, We met every ma
tron.mo,her and became vitally inter-
es,ed in their garden projects. We
swappcd ideas ma,rons gave me seeds
from last years gardens, We con
suited seed catalogues, walked around
wards, poked around for spring flow
er,, were rewarded by finding volet'
in bloom Either she forgot or was
too ,imid when the wonderful visit
was over a, dusk TO convey her huS.
bands message.
II wasa delicate subject ! admired
her for steering clear and enjoying
The afternoon TO the full We all did
But following the supper hour, J
asked Mrs. Gardner 10 accompany me
10 the little kindergarten cottage. !
wanted to confess also 10 see those
tiny tots again | fel, an explanation
was due. had seen every nook and
corner OF the institution SO | came
out with il Gardner fairly Choked
when ! explained Then he laughed
uproarlousH
What will the governor think OF
me" he asked W. returned to their
apartments and compared notes all
around As departed the next al.
ternoon ! was denied a share in the
reply which, no doubt, Governor Rob.
er,son dictated 10 Gardner.
Tomorrow | will relate how iSi
children Of the state spend their lives
at the Oklahoma State Home for
Children.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD
At WALTON MINSTREL
(cortlnued rom Page ~

,cdn 10 vote for Mister Walton"
INrERLOCUTOR: "Nes. tell the
ladies ard gentlemen why you viii
cast your ballo, for Mister Walton"
MR.. JOHNSlNG; "l'm going =
vote for Mr. Walton because he's orc
of the common rcenul-ycry common
and because he admits he's the only
man in Oklahoma City big enough to
hold the job
MR. BONES Heart Hear
1NTERLOCUTOR Now Charlie
RuAh will favor Us with a song and
dance speciality entitled, you MAY
Call Him Jack aS-aS-a'-long as
YOU Likc-and You Won't BE Miss.
ing It Far Mr. Ruth for your ap-
prnyal"
COHORTS "Giye US Gidding, L
J C.'iy Giddy G'ddy Giidy'
INTERIOCLTOR: Silence"
Mr. RUTH "For the benefit of
the ladc, ] will ay that Mi Walton
is gentleman and a scholar and that
Doc Monroney j, a rascal. a scoundrcl
and other things too numerous u
mention ! will discuss him in detail
as soon a, get more information.
thank YOU"
CHORISTERS On Choru,) Hear
Hear"
INTERLOCUTOR we thank
YOU ior your patronage and trust that
YOU will visit US a. Our next show
when we will present that old-iime
flyoritc Politics Makes Strange
lavcmen,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
TWO

damaged by guniire. was blown up
by her crew 10 prevent capture.
Light cruiser Wiesbaden. reduied
to complete wreck by guniire and was
finally lorpedoed There was only
one survivor OF her crew
Light cruiser FfauenIob, set on ire
and wrecked by guniIre aud was also
torpedocd and sunk Only eight men
OF her crew survived.
Five destroyers are known to have
been sunk. while others had 70 be
towed into port
Germans Were Strongest
A complete roster OF the British
forces in the battle shows = dread
naught,. s battle cruisers, IL cruisers.
lS light cruisers and ~ des,royers
The German force included y battle
ships. 10 cruisers. II destroyerG II
i, clearly established. however, that
Of the ships which actually cane into
aston the prepondcfauce OF force was
held In the Germans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
Board TO Continue.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2!-Pro,i.
'ions for continuing h. war finance
corporation with authority 10 aid ex.
nor, trade where II, financing cannot
be arranged through private sources,
was approved today by the house way,
and means tommittcc IN completing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
u. S. Sound Devices Found 100
Hidden German Guns in One Day

WASHINGTON Feb 2Amecan sound ranging devices in use
w British shortly before the the amlstee
single day located than hundred hidden German
guns placing them the mercy OF the British artillery This and
other achievements Of
revealed Yesterday with the TO newspaper correspondents OF
a exhibit 49,.
explaining the devices General Blake chief OF
said after the amsilce made OF German
positions OF the front where the American devices
and found that the actual positions varied not
than . 70 feet from the locations calculated by the sound registers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22

mier Ei,ner was killed, he being the
premicr'S companion
II is declared in this dispatch that
Count Areo Valley who sho, Premier
Fjncr. was killed by naval guard
The first dispatches reported Coun,
Arco Valley wounded and in dyins
condition.. The count IS said to have
been a Young student.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
EXHAUSTS

The frederlck,on lire company is
featuring a regular old ting guess
ing match at rs booth IN Awomotlye
hall \ quart glass filled with mill
,ary beans IS the object around which
The guessing ocntcrs The irS prize
0, a Fredericksn tire and the second
a fredeT.ckson tube which will be
given 10 the person, making the best
gucsSeS on the number OF beans IN
the jar.
Canes and Whips were much IN evi-
dencc At the Automotive show yestcf-
day afternoon.
They called Yesterday Farmers
Day at Automobile hail and Ray
Haun TO prove his iarmer.llke pro-
cllyi'IcS, wore a Mother Hubbard ar
ranRement cray N color. and fitting
MS glrlish figure to perfection. lie
also carried a cane and used 10, OF
"b'goShcs' IN honor OF the occasion.
Great big. generous looking whl'k
hr0umS were tj,trhutcd from the
booth Of The Oklahoma Farmer
Stockman yesterday
The khaki-clad lighting men en-.
clmped at Automntyc hsll entertained
two members OF the fair soN 1t dinner
last evening Covers were laid for
twenty N-tUo and an elegant four course
dinner. Consisting NJ pork chops. ,po-
ta'oes. bread pudding and coffee, was
.rrvcd. after which a lit''' game OF
wish washing was INDUCED ln
There was coodly crowd around
the Moco Monkey booth where tho
nice were dong their li'llc marathon
last night When enc OF the ladies
present saw ~ to remark that She
thought they were treating HE little
mice terribly cruel, after which a
horrd old man suggested that per
hapS she had Just made rather
'cat,y' remark
The Money Back Laboratories, Inc,
claim to have exhibited the finest
loukNg women IN Oklahoma al theli
booth IN Au,omotirc hall during tn,
'Now \ J. ielikcr is responsible,
..- tire declaration
Peen-rccp-pcep moo-woo.
llcl'o' What have wc here an auto
Mobile show or menaCcr,e, There
are chickens, COWS. mice and heayer
only knows what else. The chicken
arc oi the very Young Faster care
variety and are exhibited BY an elec
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
COUGHS and COLDS
NEED ATTENTION
DR.. Bells Pine Tar = Honey
brings speedy, easy relief

Pneumonia and tuberculosis often
follow neglected colds and coughs.
Don't neglect yours. Take Dr. Bells
Pine Tar Honey faithfully according
to directions and be on the safe side.
Brings quick relief from lingering
coughs, pro,rac,cd colds, grippe, brop
ehi,ls Soon the smiling stops,
breathing becomes easier, the phlegm
is loosened and expelled. congestion
yanishe,. You feel like yourself
again. go q.
Effective as j, is, DR. Bells Pine
Tar. Honey is most economical Try
!. IN. "a. Sl Do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
ROBBERS MURDERED
0kLAH0MAN, BELIEF

KANSAS CITY. Feb p That his
father. DR.. Thomas h Dickson oi Ra-
mona. Okla. was murdered by some
chance acquaintance bent upon rob
b,ng him OF money and jewclfy was
the declaration here today oi his son,
Claude NJ Dickson who came from
Ramona upon reecip, ofword OF the
death Of his father in = local hotel
yesterday
The younger Dickson told the po-
lice bis father had $3.50 IN money. a
$50 diamond ring and other lewelry
when he lett home To- take an aged
soldier 10 the Soldiers home at leay-
cnwprth Ran
"My father was a hale fellow, well
ret" Mr. Dickson told Chief OF De-
tcc,iycs Phclan today
The police learned today tina, a man
answering the description oi the one
last seen with DR.. Dickson late Thurs
day night had gone to Pl,tSbwg, Kan,
and a detective lett late today for that
place 70 question him.
I a=
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22

As the customers passed down the
aislcs J. g.. Walton. who had modc,tY
kep, 10 the rear at the hail held an
informal ,oiree a, the cohorts passed
on, Paragraph
His hair was combed back in the
most approved s,aicsman's fashion
Period
lie wore a trick bow tie, a beautiful
pearl gray in color, which lent much
boylsh ,nnclcu,c ~ his face Period
Two tmnr, stood out prominently at
the meeting
/ lack Walton i, the Messiah for
whom Oklahoma tily has been wal,
ing ever since a bunch OF CRATER,
managed 10 change the CITY from tne
councilmanic 10 tho commission form
Vi government
,. Doc Monroney ought 10 be
hanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
FEW VACANT HOUSES
IN OKLAHOMA CITY
(Contlrued from Pt:e 81

NSVn''""eu wv"
past year which has extended delivery
service 10 abou, 80 residences which
were no, served last year this &C.
counts for a number OF the increased
residences.
while the number Of residences I'M
der construction is small, tins Is ac-
counted tor By reason OF the fact that
most Of the construction undertaken
during the past year has not been
within the city carrier limits and aS
a consequence such were not counted
Slight decrease IN the number OF
wholesale houses. factories and ware
houses. etc. IS accounted ior hv reason
IT unsettled conditions during the past
year and aS our system oi gathering
this information Tor the poStotiicc in
,ludes among these a number oi very
small concerns, it is likely that the
decrease was due 20 some ot these
small concerns going out ot business
At least temporarily SO the Boss
could make a living working by the
dav
decrease IN the number ~ churches
IS accounted for by reason at the d. 80
continuance OF number Of small mis-
,iors. eic.
"D-c-easc IN the number ~ schools
over lylD O., accounted inr hv reason
II the di,,or''nuauce oi number OF
private schools oi all kinds. II is
evident several resumed business dur
Ing the past year as the number has
increased over the 1917 count
"Gcucfll agencies show a decrease
no doubt for the same reason that,
accounts for the decrease IN number
OF whole,ale houses. etc.
"Shacks. tents, etc, used as dwell
ING, hl, increased considerably, this
/, no doubt due t1 considerable
cn'cu, 20 the excessive high rcu,' and
the fac, that good percent ot the
vacant houses are not tor rent
"Nhlc u +. true that this C1uD,
chow, d number o' vacant houses !
am advised that most oi them arc Tor
sale and not for rent, The vacant
apartments are oi character, Tor the
most part. which would not be oc-
cupled nv even the middle class OF
people and the very poor cannot oc-
cupy them ON account OF the high rent
asked iar them
Some extension Of the city delivery
service has been made during the past
year but :, "a ain estimated that there
are at least 300 residences outside
the delivery limits, this due 10 the
/ TACT that most ot the houses built dur.
ing the pa, year are not within In,
| limits.
Adding this estimated $500 resi-,
1 denccs to the occupied number within
the city delivery limits brings tn,
total up 10 l14r0 Allowing five per
sons 10 each residence, five TO eacl
shack etc, (al,hough this will aver
age mote) four 20 each apartment
over store rooms, three and one e-hal
for each apartment. twenty persons I,
each rooming house and fifty to eacl
hotel will Give the city a population
of 100 400
"n /, believed that $500 is A yer,
conservative estimate Of the number
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22

(From the Kull,iya,or,
Spark Plug Shaitsburg got two or
dcrS this morning while working city
trade One order TO get out and one
to stay ont.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
ABOUT INCOME TAX.
H., nnt.,

Question: have large wife and
family. bought a bum.low house on
the ex,or,ion plan. Do have TO pay
income tax,
Answcr-lIell yes You are Stung
Ques,ion--My wife has several chll.
drcn and have Frd Who will
have 10 pay the income tax,
Answcr-Thc guy that sells YOU
gasoline
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
Revenge Is Planned.

Spar,acans occupied the railway ter.
minus.
Revenge Is Planned.
The reports received from this
source declare that the dictaiorShhp
pi the workmcn will be proclaimed
and predict that the killing ot Pre-
MIR Ei,ncr and the wounding OF
Minister of Interior Auer will be
avenged in a most irightiul manner
The adyllc5 state that Herr Ross
hauptcr. the minister OF war, was not
killed Gas reports from Wcimar had
s,atcd). but was wounded during the
shooting in the diet ard aiterward
placed under arrest by the sparta
cans.
Prince Joachim, youngeNt son o'
former Emperor William Is said COM
trary to previous reports, 20 be still
in Munich
According 10 an Evening New, dis
patch from Berlin Deputy Oesdr who
is a Catholic economist, was instantly
killed during the shooting II the Mt
Mich diet (O,her advice, have re-
ported that Deputy Oc,el was wound
cd). Herr Cares, representative
Of the war office, the News advice
states. was wounded nv tho seconn
shot fired. Under Secretary lahrel,
also was wounded
A,.o " ,ii.,, y Mad
Herr Cnterleitrer, the minister Of
social affairs, according TO this ac-
count was wounded al the lime Pre-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22

The naval recruiting station has
had branch office in the auto.
mobile show this week Advertise.
men,s and circulars distributed at
the show have already brought re-
suits. according TO the men at the
station.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22

II is estimated that 407 acroplanc,
took part III the German rad, on
England
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22

tric lighting concern TO show how
and home e.llke 10 its in
habiian,s their particular type Of In
can be maze.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22
Vital Statistics

NOeaths
George MAtos S22s North Broadway.
Mrs, Mae A, bailey. l0sh West Sec.
ond street
Dulldlru Permits.
D. W. Banks, one-story frame house
~ East Reventh street. $3.50
Cora Knoles, ore room addition, il2t
West Sixth street. 900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-22

The mornings Kulltiyator
makes note OF the fact that the
"Aiphopse- CASTOR Cadillac com
pany At Au,omotive hall are up
against II trying to explain why !,
takes eight cylinders to run the
car, while so many of the others
manage to wiggle along with four
OF six.