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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
MEN OF $50 INF,
COME BACK HOME
fHv 1uteruational News Service. }

NEW YORK. Jan. 3o.--The cruiser
Frederick. from Brest. locked here to-
day with 1873 officers and men, in
cludiug e26 OF che 22oth infantry. an
ohio National Guard organization
other units aboard we're four officers
and 1873 enlisted men OF the 4s6th aero
SQUADRON. two officers and l52 men
OF the 4a2rd aero squadron from Camp
Meade and ten casual o1lcers-
Three other transports were tx
pected to arrive during the afternoon.
they are the Mongolia. the Minnekah-
ia and the Francis L Skinner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
SPECIAL PIANO
BARGAINS

one like new Electric player. cost $500.
S165.e0.
One practically new Player Piano with
rolls and bench. retaiis A. 5000. Spe-
cisl 1915
quick sale s9n.
one J. bauer Piano. fine condition.
$50 90.
one new PhonogTaph. used five weeks
retaiis a. $500 $500
Several sizes and STYLES OF slightly
used monographs. $40, $50 and SIS, ali
new with records
j. w WILC0CKSON MUSIC co.
i45 state Street. Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
PRISONERS CONFESS.
(By International News servioe.1

LEAVENWORTH KANS Jan. go
Two prisoners confined at he 4 $ dis
ciqllnary barracks at Fort Leayenworth
confessed to officials today fhes set ire
70 The auartermaster' store house IN
the barracks which was completely de-
stroyed by FIRE LAST night
After much questioning the men SAID
they started the fre III fse different
places in tho basement PC tho store
house
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
Wanted-Fenale Help

" TEIN-Comreten girl for general
houseWorlt. M washing Phone HAM
mond -sl9. 1912 Forest ave. Hammond
t-2S-5t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30

Continued from page one)
sessions in the Pacific. while the
japanese are endorsing the nd
iority Of the British claims, ex-
pecting in return the support of
Great Britain for favored positions
in the Shantung peninsula as we'll
as in Manohuria. The French and
Italian delegates are supporting
territorial claims.
o. s. DIRECTLY OPPOSED.
The position Of the U. S lis directly
opposed 10 these clains FOR territory.
President Wilson. i'm his speeches on
Tuesday and "Wednesday made il plain
that he believed the action of the Big
Four. in trying 70 epportion spots"
among this victors is fat violation of
the promises that the rights oG the
small communities and nations shall
be fully safe gdarded.
The position Of the L. S. is that in
as1nuch a. the league Of nations vas
unanimously agreed to. it becomes nee
essary TO turn over the captured
colonies 10 such a league under the pro-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
WEDDING GOWN
USED AS SHROUD
tsy rnternAtional News service. /,

CHICAGO. Jan. S0.-Deserted by her
asnce on the eve OF her wedding. Ma
RE Fales wrote q note requesting
that her wedding gown he used as
her shroud. then disappeared from her
home.
The giri was to have married DR..
Henry Wegert last night shortly az
ter the hour for the wedding q mes
sage arrived stating that Dr.. Wegert
had left town.
A short time later the girl was mis-
sing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
For Sale-M1scenansoua.

FOR SALE--3 pool tables and / billiard
table. Phone Hammond 445. 1-S0-3t
FOR SALE VIII accept $3.50 for large
42-inch Cabinet Phonogr graph will in
clUde 20. selections with terms Call 3z6
Pine st. Hammond i-30-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
o. 5. wTLL ZOE consENr.

tectorate Of the nation best htted to
hold them Later the league could
finally dispose or The colonies
U. s. WILL roT CONSENT
This much IS certain. The United
States Will not consent 70 taking the
territory rs a means Of recouping war
losses. Should II become necessary. il
is likely that President Wilson win
make a public statement on the matter.
The views exchanged thus far how
ever. are If a courteous and FRENZY
manner. Each side : endeavorinE 70
reach an amicable understanding The
fact. however, that thir matter has de-
veloped so early ia the game shows the
thin ice ou which the peace conference
IS skating
j. develops that China has directly
appealed to the United states to uro-
tect her rights and secure the return.
not only Of territory. hut prevent the
expectation Of japan in her territory
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
Classified Advertisements

A charge OK 10 cents for collection
r1ilI ~ made for all classified advertise
snents phonsd TO thAa once ana not pald
for within eve days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
TWO DIVORCE
SUITS FILED

Two divorce suits chat OF I,eths
Hamor vs.. john =. Hemor and Grace
Hennessy VS. Jnnes Z. Hennessy.
Cruel and inhuman treatment In that
her husband would become insanely
made because she used some Of his
writing paper 10 write letters, refused
the use Of talcum powder for the
children snd would throw the silver
ware on the floor and break things
y general about the house. are the
,uegations SCI out 10y Mrs. Hamor and
Mrs Henuessy charges her husband
with cruel and inhuman treatment and
with threatening to DO her bodily
harm and the malicious obstruction Of
property belonging 70 her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
S25 Cash. 500 Discount

Have several building lots In city Of
Hammond. 7 am willing ID soil FOR half
price Now IS this time 70 buy Chotre lots
Tor investment or home. Teach Your boy
20 save by Paying SO down ~ first paw
ment For ten DAYS 500 discount bal
ance 80 per month. 4 chance TO double
your money. Lots from $3.50 up In resi-
dence section Of city improvements in
Mrlta A %. Time. Hammond l.2E. h
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30

WANTED = Middle aged
man to do light janltor
work; cleaning only; no mr.
ING. See Mr.. Payne, lIon
Store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
FOR SALE.

= and h-acre lots near Country
club very cheap on payment Of $500
cash and $500 per month w J A.
~ 1olsbeTger. 32i r. state ST. phone 1922
itamm"nd. Open evenings TN o't lock.
1-2G-5t.
FOR SALE--2-roou cottage large lot.
near Aalieable Iron works and sigma
pant easy terms Large 6-rocra cot
tage With bath and h5t water heat. fruit
trees and large yard. 4 bargain. See
owner. asa Sih,ey st. Hammond l-2s-St.
FOR SALF--6-roon1 residence in East
Chicago. latest featuresTa central part
az town. Address East Chicago and In
dians Haroor Times, phone East Chica-
20 zSS. I-2S-tf.
FOR SALE-6-room bungalow on lot
4fNl@0 f.. good basement On Chicago
ROAD hsif block from car line Sc 600.
Albert Witt Hobart. Ind. Phone 1601A1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
Lot for Sale

90 r. iot. pavement. walk and curb
fine building lot, cheap at $500 viii
take $500 for quick sale; $50 cash bsi-
ance easy terms. Address by letter A az
Times. Hammond 1888
FOR SALE-7-roorn house, - miles
south Of Hammond with I sore OF
land, good barn and other buildings.
good chicken farm chesp 701 0akfer
ave. Hammond f-zq-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
SPIRITED FIGHTS
ARE PREDICTED
IN CAPITAL

(contirued from page ons.l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
Real Estate Bargains.

FOR SALE--Larga modern house: terms.
Fhone 2b&2 Hammond. 11-26-tf
FOR SAIlE--Wc ere Offering the biggest
bargain in Hammond in a broom mod
sTn bungs low south side near car line
Just completed Immediate possession.
Exec ptianaly easy terms HarRis a.
Moore &c. Phones 2f4s and 32I 402
Hammond bldg Hammond l-2G-tf.I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
SCRAP OVER
GERMANY'S
COLONIES

Continues from page one }
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30

vOR aAIF-f9fT Cheveloet $500, in
Guiding RinTer TOP. car in Al eondi-
tton mechanically; good tires; cheap II
taken at cnce. Can be seen ST Central
49, 1-2S-2t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
Another Great Bargain

Besufiful 6-ro0n bunRal low. hum es-
peclelly for owner Will be sold for
5000 less than II could he built todev
Fine 90 # corner lot. excellent hot wa
ter heating plant. oak trim. built-in
cabinets. screened porch and many 9th
or features mako " A whale Or Q bar
gam at $500. Part cash Good reasons
for sacrifice
HASTINGS. W5ODS & co.
Phone 81 almond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30

Lake County's work is not done
till she has bought more w. S. S.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-30
For Sale-Ausomoblles

Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service.
318 Fayette st., Hammond,
phones 2655, 1240-R. sl-l
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-25
when a Thousand Teachers Will
Swarm.

-
"Plans for the big teachers in
ktitute of central Idaho and south
Eastern Washington, which will
be held in Lewiston October 6 to
10, inclusive, have been practical
v completed said Superinten-
6ent F. w. Simmons in an inter
kiew in Saturdays Tribune Mr..
6immonds was chosen some time
go as conductor Of the institute
The institute is provided for by
aw and attendance is compulsory.
Dyer one thousand teachers in the
even counties participating in the
Institute will be present here dur
ng the week. The counties in
buded in the institute. together
18th the county superintendent
each. are as follows:
Lewis county. Miss Norma p
Hilson Latah county. Miss Lii
hn Skattaboe; Clearwater coun-
Miss Cecil Parker; Idaho coun-
Miss Margaret Sweet; Nez
krce county, Mrs. Minnie H.
lust; Asotin county, Mrs. Viola
kes; Garfield county, Miss
ances Gimlin.
Hrs. Minnie II. Faust, secretary
The executive board of county |
erintendents.i announces that
roads have granted fare of
and one-third for the insti-
on the certificate plan.
Me institute faculty is an ex-
tionally strong one and will
MI in merit the strongest edu-
tional gathering ever held in
B northwest.
Among the speakers and direct
Is of work Of national reputa-
pn who will be here during the
<stitute are Superintendent jose
hine Corliss Preston, president
i the National Education Asso-
5ation of America, who will adj
|ress the institute on the first day
b "The Emergency in Educa-
ion.'
Professor H. L. Miller, Of the
department. of education of the
University ofiWisconsin, and pri1l-
Iipal of the University Of Wis
'onsin high school. who is regard
d as one of the foremost leaders
n America in secondary educa-
ion along the iuniOr-SeniOr high
chool line Of development, will be
ERE the entire week
DIR. Maria L. Sanford, known as
he grand old lady of the Univer-
ity Of Minnesota. who for forty
ears has held the chair of itera-
nre and public speaking of the
Of Minnesota, and who
J idolized by the people of that
tate, will be here during the in
titute and deliver a number cf
ddresses.
DR.. Byron w. King, president
Kings College of Oratory, rat
/ as the largest school of speech
rts in the world, will also be
ere throughout the institute.
DR.. J. G. Muerman, who for
lany years has been rural special
t in the United States depart
ent of education at Washington
!. c.. will conduct a special de-
artment for rural teachers every
ay of the institute.
The graded school department
i'll hold special round table de-
work each afternoon
the institute and for this i'm
ortant work Miss Myrtle Short
T, of the Ellensburg State Nor
lal school. has been secured.
Professor T. r. Nelson who for
lany years has been director of
lusic and drawing at Payette,
laho, will have charge Of the
-ork in music and art at the in
situte.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-25

The American Red Cross divi-
sion of the northwest will BE well
represented at the institute and
daily round table conferences
each afternoon will be offered in
the four departments of Red Cross
work. School hygiene and health
will be presented by Miss Marga-
ret E. Durkin. who is the field
representative Of the nursing bu-
reau of the northwest division Of
the Red Cross. First aid will be
presented by A. N. Mcdonald, di-
rector of first aid work, while
Junior Red Cross work will be
presented by Alfred Powers, di-
rector of that work for the north
western states.
Smith Hughes vocational educa-
ton will be presented by Melvin
S. Lewis. state director OF this
work, while the corresponding
home economies th-Hughes
work will be presented by Miss
Georgia Belle Elwell.
Miss Edith Rhetts will present
the phase Of teaching the appre-
citation Of music through the in
strumentality of the monograph.
The Palmer penmanship work,
which is the state adopted sys-
tenn for both Washington and
Idaho. will be conducted by Miss
Helen T. Reddy, director of pen
for the northwestern
states.
Special laboratory work in
intelligence tests for
schools will be conducted each af-
Eernoon by Professor G. L. Har-
an, of the Lewiston State Normal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-25

School.


School game and play work will
be presented under the direction
of Miss Edith Thompson, of the
Lewiston State Normal school,
and Miss Edna Wing. of the Lew
iston public schools.
The institute viii also be adj
dressed by State Superintendent
Ethel E. Redfield, DR.. Ernest II.
Lindley, Of the University of Ida
no, President O. M. Elliott, of the
Lewiston State Normal school,
and DIR. E. A. Bryan, state com
missioner of education.
The general plan Of the insti-
tute will be to have the general
sessions in the forenoon.
The afternoon, from l 80 to
3:45 is divided into three periods
each for junior-senior high school
work, grade school work, and ru-
raj school work, with other de-
partments of special interest to
teachers. There will be at least
two general programs during the
week for teachers. A general re-
ception will be accorded the Wis
iting teachers Wednesday evening
of the institute week by the Lew
iston> State Normal school and
public school faculties at the Nor
NAL school gymnasium.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-09-25
Chiropractic Treatment.

| will be at the Nezperce Hotel
for consultation and treatment on
Friday, Sept. 10, and each follow
ing Friday until further notice.
Is If. w. G. Law, d. c.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-25
NEED FOR CONSERVATION


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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-25

Alter h0auc known tkN
Roosevelt intended ta make a
iip Through Afuca friend ol
lis Mr.ihuaNu American
sportsman uho Hud hunted b 3
par 81 lar territory fnal Roose
yei ua intending b Visit and
vino nas ug calrd Carey, lhough
Thai Nas not his aauc wrote HIM
nahiH NarIo legrsfioas
AmHu mhem h Wmned hnu
particularly AGAINST hru s ,u-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-25

hn4 ao NUN men Urulons 800 mott
Nmr. ar agree
luu rN lulo soNe diminishing ANA tae
t-uiH e.UWa Sloan 9 mN
.cops rIahl 1859, by Edgar a. C4cstl
GROWING DEMAND FOR
HOUSES ~ LONDON
LQudou lcowr gonHruce ot
rHt Associated lTtss1 Iae rlHluE
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-25

T. NJ WNAftN
ut wmU r.at .eno teu.t Nnoen e nua
WIS
s.. ahH.t at..tt ana lni.aIu nn $3.50 By t0t...
the manaaeo'Nt q u.a nnfaHF and q ernn''
N0H. Hith ant nHInIn spaianfoo t'ai ai int'r
f.1 r.H. rH e.t e4rAiie nEAf
49, PEACOCK
fur Worth THN .fHt r.i f.ftlt naN
teH 0nuNn iafIHHNHHt iHn Southwest lYf HH Nr.n
...Iae. adrmeal aane.t a.a lntee.Ie. b tae see.
In.sIifnt fnH t.f .ter oi tNis ranfHny.
M. FLEMING
r. otmhons DHy .ue.eelu hu.lue man ataof.
.Irh 30. 100 aterm III tiu r.t..t - atlnonr ,.t.
.unhn 10 ssn sim flo rr saaoHai rsn. ar
h'n 'tf fio fn'n ~fih fne s.rrr ~
% oaallafnf CifF both uf ulaoH recommend HIH
to hHN lis 'f'HH tai r.asitt IT tH
NJ ROBBINS
St For WORTH r,ar eho B. i rsfn,d eaHtd.f 80
afrher won ana nf0ffr' knpwn in ia.a rf.iet
m'no "f r1e fHrfeee
F. o. SIMS
q ron worH ren nho g. ueu.toan amona u.e
s.erl,n.. IS So oi haalna %, ..are nn y
ll'an and nieha raeonmend.d oi ha aHoeilt.s
p. 4. WILLIAMS
8 oklahama cle aaerrenfl ba.ioo.s man won.
msvn Wrourhor tae eount1 mau 81 aYaad
nl. intsH ludrmnUf tfr WH.anIn connection tItH
nf ooinnan. na.m tr pee, and ne r.. oa
9 " CARR
4 oNahoma cts. nol.Arour @. 80 rnmn .na
" f''ds has boom oerisd on, ~ ue uu.t.os 81 tae
MANAGEMENT
rhe anan Of ul. roman, s.a s., m.oaraa s.
m'n WHO 1906 alFc ertfs dntnn floH CLOSE arrH.u.i
Intention fHd ruad he intfrst ~ $50 concerned
pot ptyce
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-25
CORPUS CHRISTI
SEVENTY YEARS AGO

rs'rses Made By msrrmar corpu, psper
puhshd here 1888 ty John d. Peoples After Whom cne th lead
Streets Was Nansd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

This law company with capitalization of S6OOOOOOO
capitalized for order provide funds developing
holdings Par value of stock s. 90 share and worcestershire
This company composed Of successful business who have pe
great dcalo of mon md o these
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-02-25

DO stfee % 1tffaat Counts H"ith'AHi n '.iHlr
tH ~ H... holdings Hfr rfns,n .rfnitftnffu
N0It Hr he0rtf tND Faiut ~ fp.r etf,t "1nai
oFthhIiONH
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10

valley and tho vest A. Nsv YORK n
vas comparatively warm today, win
a reading NJ a. above zero
Below uero temperatures prevailed to-
day In yiftu1lb ell districts from the
Mississippi valley TO the Rocky moun n.
tain region ard he cold wave began ~
eastern Invasion with sub.nofmal tenn.
psrAturcs of 20 TO 90 degrees In many
parts Of the western country hlt hafi
sst by tho shortage NJ coal man
auan cltrs and towns esre lesN'ntr
NJ coal and suffering rrs reported
with more il Ns expected uHl les
moderation NJ the s.vrrH v,t'Ns'
brouEm quick reilsf Montana ani
Northern Idaho wee tho rn.' H
frrrrs
That condition served ~ Nesh'HN
Interest l0 me action " iNe miners
vagr scale committee meeting Of ln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10

dlanapaHs, Ind. 10 consider Preiidrn'
Wilson'S proposal for ssltlins ih'
strike after failing 10 reach an Ssfcr
uent Yesterday
ran saving 10 1900 Tons
A. further coal cOnl"fvAuon
measure mo most severe curallmenl
N ptssergrr train service ever know
vas effective today with extension %.
mo 'rdrr1l railroad adnlnsuhilnn. b
.tr,Ir mWe" saving order ~ ths "Hsi
rrn f.r mo- The order slreaiy Nas o'
.,f.ttr .r me other flIifosd regions
n ess ,.urstri is oo0 tons ~ cos
aUl no saved iaIY Hy w. AMI ms un
900 tho rHf NJ me present week l'
Nnui 10 necessary m save an a.
tIt.,r.I goo trtIu miles dnN'
pf-aE.nv extension ~ NE 'o'l
w,es mo mo sast and south of'
.r,r, rI Irsinrms veCe rferalrn'
.,t-a.sNHHt those iI"ns 'e'ieil''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10
BREAK IN COLD
WAVE FORECAST
Northwest Sections Suffer
From Lack Of Fuel

CHICAGO Dee lo-Hops for r'n''
from sun norm1 temperature by 70.
mouo- uas held forth ny the weather
bureau today with announcement that
the cfsst Of the cold wsvs would pas'
ever the Mississippi valley toisy and
tonixht
A minimum temperature ~ degree
below zero was predicted Tor The chi
eaEo district tonight with slowly fw
ing temperatures tomorrov.
II vas below here this morning
Freezing temperatures Ners repoNs
from Galveston. Texas. While me ''.'
sst sl.ot on tho weather map ~.
white River. Ontaria. With q min'mu
Of ~ below rero. Kansas city reported
cir below and the Thermometer al on
khomA city registered usro
The hun effects o. the cold wave hAv"
not yet been felt IN the cast snd ha'
territory will ssr1p- the extreme TEN
pera'ures recorded IN the N.''isslrn'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10

with almost It's normal gios. and In th'
rctau stores and totsls lights we're not
dlmmsd 10 noticeable degree.
IN chicago downluwn streets we're In
srmi. iltturss. lighted only by The
street lights in stores and trsi 'urnni'
where business was not curiailsd by
niel re.th.tlons Patrons rode In street
car, that we're UNDATED despite a tenn
pernturr thnt hnyertd about SCru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10

wAsIuN0ToN. Dec 10 Justice
nrandss of the supreme court toia y
refused tho plea NJ llnfry We.nhr So
attorney for rmma Goldman and Al
crsnier Herkmnn. f"r = wr't NJ srro'
10 bring the deportation cases " uoh
man and icrkmBn 10 the supfrr
court on hsbeni corpus procccd'ngs
The plea was made In chambers an
Iustice Hrlndsis referred wu.nbetgr,
10 the supreme court lio Nll m'rs d
'ra before the iuIl court this after
noon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10

r.H hravy property damage IN
leorgia Alabama and Mississippi ana
l0ss " three lives near Atlanta, bt
u .ri waters ksllfnad service vas
seriously handicapped and clty sifortt
Inundated by the almost unprecedented
farffu
IN tho western country, where al.
most rrrnd .nowtAlls accompanied
tho uU.rsonanle cold, rail- Hnd Nltc
communication also was handicapped
IN Ipu'efn Washington and pt"soh
IN. ~ tHr worst suoNsiofms IN history
vas 70. rdsd IN Wyoming tho snnr
WUs banked In deep hr's
Alpw UrlA'rE Cal nys inches NJ
snrt hat fallen today au unusual
nuuri mr that feson
- lnehs, ~ snow In oregon.
II gradually deop-ned nofnw'rd {"
rui. oregon. where Is inches Tho
hr,,st s,ncs 1885, isil Near
,uu-t. ore lrr c7m7s were nv" y
10 lose BY tho heaviest snuN 100 g.
yrH's
The side unss of The bitter weather
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10

Hello Wonhat Il0w's tho world
treating YOU ." Ny friends sr' very
,tlnsy WITH what they have put away ."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10

In Nsw york CIV where reports IN
dlratci only feeble rnd unorTnnlrei
,'fnf l'i been m'ie n conserve 'ucl.
L,NI. N'ron. pIhIr strt' = commits
..rrr ni ne h'd taken steps 10 en-
force 'hc saving oflcr snd y would he
rI' into effect Immediately New
NHrkv White lghi district Sss shl7ss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-10

was indicated by reports Of sub rero
readings from these places
Lander. Wyo ~ holow zero, llhNrs.
Mont, 1o Winston, Mont, 81, Helena
and Miles CITY Mont. and Cheyenne.
wyo. ~. Devils Lake. y H., % Nor'h
platts. Neb, and blsmark. ~ n. a.
Pueblo and Denver. col. snd lNpd
'Clty. n q. 70 MoofhcNd snh Du'u'h
Nnn and Huron X y. 50 Charles
CIty. Iowa. and podso, n n. 10, Min
ncapoils. Minn. Sioux ri'y. Iowa, AMI
srogsne. Wash. = Omaha. Sch and
Corcordls kan. { Des Moints Iowa,
4 chicago 2 NthliA. Kan, ?