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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-09
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

,,tr sopd Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,,
-.LaI,,iu epterta i'm at dinner at the Poor
Ricbord Club this evening, will take Their
puests TO the welfare dance at the Ritz-
Carlton afterward
Mrs. Samuel f.. Carpenter entertained at
the welfare dance at the Ritz Carlton yes
terday afternoon in honor Sf her daughter,
Miss Edith Carpenter, who will be among
next seasons debutantes. There were four
teen guests.
Miss Constance Beale Hemphill is visit
ing her aunt, Miss Constance Beale, at her
home o54 South Twenty first street and Is
being extensively entertained.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Franklin Clyde is spend.
ing some time at the Plaza, New York.
Mrs William II. Carter, who has been
spending some time at White Sulphur
Springs. W. Va, has returned to the st.
Regis, New York.
Mrs. Norman Grey will chaperone her
daughter. Miss Lucy Grey, Miss Mary c.
Page, Miss Helen Hope Wilson, Miss
Frances X. Wister. Miss Heyltje Stewart
and Miss Mary Tyler to Princeton over the
week end of May II to attend the Prom
Miss Edith Hutchinson and Miss Mary d.
Norris will also attend the Prom.
Miss Anna Walter Strawbrdge. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ii. Strawbridge
whose engagement to Mr.. John Winthrop
Claghorn has recently been announced, will
. be, the guest Of honor at, "a dinner to be
given on Wednesday. May II, by her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il. Straw
bridge
a Mrs Francis l.. III. Noble and her daugh-
ter. Miss Emile Potter Noble, Of los Rex
avenue. Chestnut Hill, viii be at home in
forrally on SUNDAYS 10 May at o'clock.
Tbes viii receive N tho garden as soon as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van hcnsseIaer'
who will entertain at dinner at tne ioor
Richard Club this evening VII, taNe . ,ne''
nrosts to the welfare dance at the Ritz-
Carlton afterward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-09
WILL HEAD HOBART COLLEGE

Rochester, n. ", May 9.-Trustees NJ
Hobart College were notified yesterday by
the Rev. DIR. Murray Bartlett. representa-
tive of the Episcopal Church War Commits.
sion at Camp Kearney, Calf. Of his NO.
eeptanre Of the presidency Of The college.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-09
POET PAYS TRIBUTE
TO CAPTAIN MCCALL
Oswald Norman. English Writer,
Dedicates Verse to Man
Who Died in War

"Hc was a verray parft gcntil knight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
JESS WILLARD MAY TRY
COMEBACK IN RING GAME
tex Mirknrd Sn,s Former Hcavyv.,r.,
with Fulton.
tBy Universal Service

NEW YORK. Nov. 2,.-Jcss WA,
thinks he SIN has CHAMPIONSHIP,
~ him ard Tex Rickard. who s,. un
the Toledo fight on the Fourtb ~, ,'',
when Jack Dempsey punched aIi ~
starch out of the then champio, :.
being importuned by Jess to see tb,.
he gets n chance 10 come back. Ricn
ard. who is doing moro thinking than
talking. said:
Willard might try to come back
There may ac quite lot OF people who
believe thai he could come back OF
course they would hardly look with
any favor on return Willard
Dempsey match right of tho reel
w lizard would have to light his way
INTO that position.
Willard always felt that Fulton
would he a mark Tor him. and Fulton
VII be lack in the United states
pretty soon. willard and his manage.
mem. II is highly proba bic that viii.
"Iu wants bout with Fulton. Then
IL ne knocks out Fulton | suppose ne
VII continue to dcmund a return match
",th dempsey until he gets II. II will
a. ucpcnd upon whether people want
~ or not. There seems 10 be some.
,ninE OF scarcity OF what they call
,,"Eieai candidates for bou, with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
ILLINOIS CLAIMS BIG TEN
tONORS IN DEFEATING OHIO
More rhun 10000 Spectators, See Orange
and Hue Humble Oppoucnts,
ID to
iRv Universal Scrvicel

coI.UMBus: o. Noy. .?.--The IN,
vtrStty e Illinois claims the Zig Ten
football honors for 1919. following its
victory this afternoon ever the highly
'outci rhio state eleven by d score OF
Nlo-c han 10000 spectators saw the
w,uicrS of the orange and blue hum
hlc INC ,'hioans in ono OF the hardest
BATTLES ever Tough, on u Western
grids-on. iiomCrs scc-sawcd through
iiu combat
\. result OF a nfty-yard dash for
"a touchdown by Dutch Sternaman.
llli0uiS led by Il TO IN tho first guar
,,r, Ohio jumped ahead in the thi!d
quarter after valiant struggle to score
ia the second. ON - thirty-ii vc- yard
PASS from Hurley In Mcdonald, Ohio
piarcd the ball on the Illinois one
ward line. Chick followed with IA
plunge through right t.cklc for a
touchdown and then lNckcd goal, Civ
Ing ohio tho advantage by ono point.
rho defeat Of Illinois seemed i'm
miucnt wA.n, with only II few minutes
of play left. lob Fletcher. tho Illinois
quarter back sent a beautiful place kick
over the cross bar from tho thirty yard
line.
Illinois finishes her season with six
victories in seven games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
BOWIE RESULTS

ri:s: race.-u!:s-He-3 Gil. :, Ci:nso-l
S;;5e. 81 90, s=io. won American Boy. iii
lBu;~eln. r2.s3 $40, secoad: Cain De-
Csuse. 100 fThurbc-l. sc.o. ia-d Time
i;t 2-5. Srigh; Cod. ORIENTAL PARK Rock.
agce. @. :. G-asor. Pirate AcGes ran
s:cons -.ee-;ey=a ;u,ie?ess Kings
s. g. won: siren Maid; lis tBu;~e!N, $3.50
:;;iiSS ssf;e9"d Ru6:tig7., 81 Lw.t1e?l.
SANDY Besl, Mock orange an
Third racc--s!x and hait fu.lcnry-
Flags. !:s tEnsor'. sg.so. $3.50. ia..e Won
old Rosebud i2- tMcCsbe>. 3J.c6 ..:c
third Timo. i::o. RAPID Dag, G-iruailin.
Passing Shove. ran.
tourth r.ce-in!le-Snppsry Elm. ~,
ilS lRice>. ESQ, s:ae, s:cont Te;l.T. s.
cr ;.It:, c!san G2ne Duehe.s Lace !-n.
tlilh. $3.50. $50. won: va HIachir". !es
tWeinerl. $3.50. ;4to srcond! cyuger @.
he SEA-. TO- tMcCr.Hat, $50. third Tine
80 20 Whiinsy The Decision Sim
fe!aer' 81. Is!doge, Suad.al IL. The Dsser:
Sixth race--miic and q s.x.4en,h-H.-
brsska. los johnson. $3.50. $3.50 ,.eo
won; Refugee, loe tEn-o.,. $40. $3.50 seq
"ond;. Ben Hainn.on: li2 ,nodr. sucz,. $500.
Golden Glow. comaeho. Blue Whist. ran.
Seventh racc--!ni.s and ,ixtc~a,h--A-.
won. Fairy Prince. !oc tC,herN $40 "a
$3.50. trcond: Caba!io. - tWeine-) s. 20
bird T!n-. 1852. Capital city Indian
Chsni. lacnetta. Mackenzie. Eaiazet n5rr
Edi'h li.uInsan III Tor Tat. hlsa.d ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Hut Three Games Ncpnraic Tirst and
seventh Teams in Ten-Pin
League.

Tn past 4cet saw ne p.nnart
chase n tn" k.chmtrc T.a-Itn League
tighten Win bG' three games separai-
it. NET ana seventh place teams.
"'olou.. BL--h and his Da!,yrea
too. the :nsasICc ., nc Nol1s ByotA.
- u: no AT - thr.e games ana
Ta1' .a:r RE :o- hfst g.ece Win
'- = "gr.er &.a.- ~ wao !oht
N5 .a.tz - tls Cc.,rs.i S.cdle-y
t1 Tss !='.e- -=sr hze oEsr mate
a.T s--.r2tc"a-a - me signing y.
~ - .-: r -- -. rum iHs t-a.4
--r ~ ~ ---Es game.
'r.-r = !-=- 70 Ihs CDDS
<c= -. Keep u,
'---s - TIE - - ,.s E!Gs.
go ~ ~ sye'r.r.c ram
t.as, r.t.-. sac 3. - .z.r.
t'e. *eTte
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

FOOTBALL RESULTS
>T\r1: GAMES.

Observation-Disclosures College, -;
Rsn6"irh- Macon. q.
neutrality-suspicious.. -
William Snd Mary. &.
s'seh>hurs Virginia Polytechnic
in>r,su'e, "a; E,ncrS and Henry Col
lego, n,
Chnriat,ea>ilie-N.rr freshmen.
Sss North Csrei,ps t>re>hncn. :.
>"rto;k-aarrt"1 Roads Naval Rase,
c%' Newport rraintns station, th,c
PesrcS> YJn>csN.
>ranor"1->;kur,on Military Ncsd-
,rn, 80; Augusta Niiitar. Acndem D.
OTHER GAMES.
~sr~s-i Ia Nalc. =.
Srs,e->fs> ct pesrcit, -: University
az sSUnr1c, q
,rerr>>4,ars. Freshman. :: Cornell
,.,ssr",, 70. I.hish. 6.
Int,~r>.yr 81 Pittsburgh, L.; Car
sr-"-s+s- .; ,Hhama. G.
~ t>esr>in. l0s hicsSc. -.
l,ss.sS -. >SracuSc, q.
Str-c>soyh. 81: NiChiSsn. :.
l->e->tT> 30 lows. To- .tnes. O.
S.-eys;ge, IL: WRsash. t.
Fsh1ctr>. -. Northwestern, q.
>,,,r4,n,or~, So Ha.erterd, u.
FaeAneli, cH' >u.euehannn.
TNern>sl,anis Military College, &c;
" A.sSr zion, G.
,,eJt>>sprs, 81: Mount II. Mar,'., O.
Mr.Ierr MARYLAND, o: Maryland, -.
Scehc>rer. G, Hamilton. a
Ne- NrrS n;>eHiry, S:s tolumhis.
Johns HcFkin>, IL; II. lahnS- IL
Delaware. y, Lebanon valley.
Nillsnc>7. -: Catholic University.
Ia.
rec-eete~n. -. Ns>hirstcr and
lie. &
West Vir=inia University. -; Ohio
Wesleyan. t.
cuiItcrd college. :; Elon COLLEGE,. u.
stevens, a.; Worcester FclEteca-
nir. o.
Washington and Jcnrson. IS: Wes-
leyan. O.
Rcnsseiaer. o: Union. o.
No5re Dame. ~; Purdue. IL.
Ioui>iG - state, -: Tulane. Il.
Oklahoma University, IL; Kansas Az
Sic>, -.
GrinneIl. =: Cornell. ..
NcNuda. II; Santn Clara.
south Dakota state College, IL; Uni
ycrsity OF south DnEota, q.
California, IA, Stamford, 10.
Oregon .iSIics, u; Washington
Stntr a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
CUE ARTISTS TO PERFORM
Many Weli-knUwn Pocket billiard
Players VIII Compete in Tilt
Neat NIuRth.

Some OF the best pocket billiard
players in the country Will compete in
the National American pocket billiard
championship. which will be held in
phiiadelphia, commencing December /,
judging from the entries announced
by Manager Il. Is. benjamin. The com
plcte list is as follows:
Bonnie Allen. Kansas City; Ralph
Grcenleaf. Wilmington. Del: Jerome
keosh. Rochester. y. "; James Ma.
turo. Denver. Colo; Edward l.. Ralph.
Hightsown. y. J.; Joseph Concannon.
New York C!ty; Louis -. kreute,. New
York City: Morris y. Fink, rh.ladel.
phia, and Charles Setback. Hartford
Conn
The tournament will consist of a full
round robin OF forty-ive games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Royal Race Horse Dies
in Paris of Broken Heart
lb,' Universal scrylce.I

al, NOV. 22-MinOru, prt racer
VI thc late King Edward, the opiy
norac mat ever won n Derby for the
roSni house or Windsor, tx dead I'm
'"rs. lie died of broken heart.
Unit MinOru should never Ia. Iii
nut Lord Bcrcsford's stable man.
aver disrcHnrdcd this wtsI, ana nnid
me mnShihcrnt ntccd Tor u song.
Mihoru's new boss WINS n cnb drive
hinoru stood his new Job Iust nnr
ohH-thcn nc lny down ana died.
Harry Jones, the Jockey who rndc
h,nn u" victory In 10OD, told the
trnrs In his eyes today;
"Hinoru was too old for brood
Ing. ~ Paris broker bought hin,
aud then sold him ms Il cnb hnr.n
Can you wonder that poor old Vii
poru went west: It's n shame
tell you, shnmc--oh. what's Tho
usc.' ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Alabama Beats Georgia
With Two Field Goals
IBv As,ocIntcd Hres,.I

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. :2.-TwO
field goals proved enough for ti:c
University OF Alabama to beat the
University of Georgia here todny,
for although the Rcd clnd warriors
from Tuscaloosa gained more than
twice AZ much ground mn the Red
and Black. the Inter held for downs
the only two times their goal was
seriously Threatened. The 6-to-O
score WINS made possible by left
half hack, O'COnnor. I'm the first
period he drOpkicked ono OF the
pretticst field goals ever sccn here
from the -&5-yard line. The second
period snw him add another. This
,vns from the 17-yard line. Gcorgin'n
defense Nns n powerful ono, but the
team lacked drive and could not
Sntn by forward Pnsscs or punts
enough to threaten but once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
VIRGINIA FRESHMEN WIN
TROUNCE TARHEEL SECOND
ELEVEN By 34-TO-7 SCORE
Smear Cnroiinn's Clean Slate by Max
ing Touchdown I'm First Few
Minutes OF Play.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch,
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov 22.--
NirGinia'S tirSt-ycar team outclassed
North Carolina's freshmen eleven to-
day. winning easily. 81 to {. The Tar
heels. however did what no other
southern team has done this season.
crossed NirGinia's goal line. At the
start OF the third quarter, Handy
blocked punt, and l.. Shepard fell
on the ball after IL rolled behind the
Orange and Blue goal line.
Carolina came here with II clean
slate, but Virginia smcarcd Il by scor-
ing touchdown III the first two min-
utcs Of play, Parrish racing SIXTY
yards FOR a touchdown. y second
touchdown was scored in the first
quarter. Opplcman taking tho bail
across. This same player reg istcrcd
touchdown in the second quarter.
In the final period touchdowns were
made by Gibson and Parrish.
Carolina proved weak on he oncnsc.
being able TO register but "A single
first down, and complete but one for
ward pass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Y. P. |. WINS EASILY, $50
BURIES EMORY AND HENRY
UNDER MANY TOUCHDOWNS
Coach Bernier Uses Second-StrinE
Players In Accum ulntinE Points
Against MethOdfsts.
Especial 70 The Times-Dispatch.I

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.]
ELACkSRCRG. Nov. 22.--Emory and
Henry College was buried beneath
an avalanche OF touchdowns here to-
day and Virginia Tech won easily
% 20 o. Coach Bernier started his
second team against the Mcthodists.
who secured one touchdown in the
first period. He ran in his regulars
at the beginning OF the second period
and they accumulated thirty-two adj
ditional points during the twelve min
uteS OF play.
The second ;esm came back strong
IN the third frame with twcnty-siN
points. With mixture OF regulars
aad scrubs tho Techs garnercd thirty
five points in tho final quarter.
The work OF half back Lancaster
was h-:ilisn; today and both of his
touchdowns came after difficult broken
field runs from the center OF the field.
The oiher stars for Tech were Redd
G-Shsn. Newman and Crisp. Kelly
Emory and llcnrys d!minutive quar-
;s- back, was the star for the visitors.
Tcch closes her 1919 season next
thursday with the Virginia Military
Institute IN Roanoke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Form :. :. Athletic Lcnpuc.

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch
bANNiLLE. VA. Nov. ga sun
day School Athletic League has been
formed here under the auspices OF the
Young Mem Christian Association
There are five clubs enrolled. and 1t
IS planned 70 keep the organization
operating throughout the year by
playing the different games In their
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Sridrr Scrub. Win. 20.

In game in which straight football
WAS employed, the second eleven of
Mchmond College defeated the waver-
~ town team yesterday afternoon I
:" u. Aerial plays IN the contest, which
WAS staged at Wavcrly, were absent:
the. teams rcsorting TO line buckin;;
and end runs. facho carried the ba II
over for the Spider scrubs in the third
quarter. after the ball had been adj
vanccd by line plungcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
LesIxlntorn rlax Chen.

LONDpH, Nov. 2..-Senor Saoa.
ol1nca' nc cuban chess player and
play simultaneously forty boards in Inc
House OF Commons December .. His
opponents viii be prominent member.
OF Parliament including Andrew Bonar
1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Naturally You Want Style

50, naturally, VIC demanded it in selecting our
Fall atock. Here you assured Of smartly
tailored clothes that have real style. They bear
this reliable label OF quality Campus Tops"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
pissinsnished omcinls sec Came.

TN, game s;t-ao;ed one st gne lSrrEs
es; crowds ina; hss sniAe0ea on the
lli!l:op sine, me DAYS When The Uni
vs-slty ot Ni~e!Eias team made IN
-snnus Ms; 10 Washington, AND The
sentiment e :hC crow seemed almost
evenly d'yidrd Seated on INC nC.H
10y 80 ne T-vaSurE Carter Glass.
Senator Swxuso~. ot Virginia; Senator
Charee-lNtU az Oregon and other
ESverV'utr; ot,c.sls
WsshtnF,on ana Ice 60; away e q
had start, Right and MAdGcN tumh!inG
;Ne Kickoff. anG Gecrc ctown recover
ms, Later. Ma!oney missed a held
goal. and Washington ana Ice pGutcd
cut Q. DANCE nut Coach ENeudtnc's
charges were no; 20 be denied, and
after f'iSN!n had c!rclet left end tor
iwerty-5vc yards, Malonoy picked uD
q forward pass from FlaN!n out OF
the sir and dashed across the goal
linc There WAS ncv'r amy question
q tho result after that. The llill-
;op7srs opcuci :, smashing attack on
tae lime and ends ;hat steadily ground
down 'hc \irE inans' resistance aud
gave Georgetown u final total Of four
touchdownS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Fabric, workmanship, style-the essentials of the
well-dressed man-are guaranteed, and an un-
usually wide range of attractive models. You'll
like the service as well as the clothes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
General, no-tl, On Defensive.

\: no other time was GeoCEt ow'l :
goal line seriously threatened. and Win
ore or two exceptions the LEXINGTON
team was cNer on the defensive. Oc-
caSicnaily K showed flashes OF power
that enabled Il to defeat Georgia
Golden Tornado, 10 o, but its gaining
never WAS consistent and necessarily
its game largely was puntlnG one.
C1sorSSIowH. iikc Washington ana
Lee WAS w::Aou; the services oi its
SAT ~. F.SVi1. = substitute. apl%
S--eG C&sJS:- NcSO3Se'S place. IN fact.
ms rs-oS-SShls end running was the
outStso6trF feature 81 tho game, and
-ac Eig,t0gyc-S aitaek wlS built
a-arrd A!rr &c never saG lie honor
ri carving tAs axl oN.- b.; his long
end runs pu' rs tenn II position
~ Sep-t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
REMNANT CHASE TIGHTENS

Illinois finishes her season with sia
victories In seven games.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

was Ot prime impo lance. The al
lies found that they had iormida-
bic army TO AID them and the enemy
learned finally thl, he had orc 10
tp reckon with.
After moblll1lng n the pu,encle
woods, the regiment moved or, on
September Y on a forced march TO
the Ncrdun front On nearing Pon,-
a-Mou''on, the regiment fell out iof
dinner. while the wagon train came up
from the rear on the open road A.,
soon as the train made rs appearance
m the open, three German planes APP
peared and, on sighting the tram.
turned back towards their lines and
IN a few minutes a German battery
began 20 she'll the road hitting on
all sides and IN the train II was
here that the regiment received iis
ilr,t casualties, as' Tor the rest OF
the day. the men had to keep moving
at a good speed 10 Let out o. danger.
Late in the afternoon the resi.
llN'Il NIhNl'I ~ y lNll' t'l'Nh NAHNN ~
Delieulard, where We made camp for
the night Many thrilling experience
happened this night, as air raids. gas
attacks and shelling KEEP, the men
from getting good nights rest \
ration detail from the Fourth platoon
also met with a narrow escape dur
ing the evening. when NS.ineh
shell tore through the top Of The
truck the detail was riding IN and eS
ploded a few feet away
The next night the regiment
moved out on IFS first all night hike
Aiter - hours Of marching through
mud and rain, the regiment halted al
daybfeak at the Twen,y-third I'm.
gincer dump near Paguy where The
men slept in mud holes and powder
magazines for III. rest OF the day
These night hikes continued for six
nights until We reached Les lSlet,eS
l2S miles from where the march
started. By gllncing at the map yor
can see the route that wa, taken OF
this hike"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
CAPITOL IS heaven
TO GIRLS OF Nome
CONTINUED from Page ~

she was getting along in her new
home
"Will ! he allowed to phone" she
asked me tlmidly
assured her tina, Mr. Clark would
allow her that privilege.
During the afternoon | spent at the
homo | had the privilege oi talking
to nearly all the girls. told them
We hoped TO give them beautiful sur
roundingS and make the place real
home.
But will the capitol fellows LEI us
plant flowers p" some OF the children
asked
The capital Fellows"
] laughed when ! thought that in
truth the state officers might truly
he capital fellows" and told the
men in the state board Of affairs So
when visited them
The poor children in the state
school look off toward the capitol
in the distance and really think
Of il as heaven. Everything they
have or ever hope TO have must
come from that big, white build
ing.
| also saw that dreadful laundry
Wednesday was ironing day and all
the girls were tired-so tired. But
they had a good dinner and noun
ishlrg supper. OF course the appro.
pra,ion for the new laundry is going
TO be made. Also plan Is to be IN
cluded TO erect a bakery, and the girls
will be taught to become real bakers
They will bake bread for the old sol.
diers' home, nearby.
Everywhere | went in the state
school found things just as swee
and comfortable as possible consider
ing the equipment. hope that al
awning can he placed over Mrs. Conk
ling's window II IS little bak'
oven.
| wa. impressed with the girls
fondnesS for music They are wlII
| over II.
When left. the girls put their arm
around me and chai,cd with me a
they accompanied me TO the gate
felt that had gained their confidence
Mrs Conkling, too has gained the'i
confidence. She is a fine woman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
Just One Year Ago Today Huns
Launched Great Victory Drive

WASUNGTON March 1l-Onc year ago today the German
At peak power poured down the British lines Pcardy
bent overwhelming victory before American troops could
reach the front m force.
Today, Germany longer exists military power; her 81
gant war machine collapsed and c American She sought
avoid a,de Rhine shoulder 10 shoulder with the British
and French with all OF Germany absolutely at It's mercy
When cables March H. 1913 brought the OF the first
terrific onslaught American effort officers here today recalled
toward the production OF five million
eaupped m bring victory m 1919 Within less than months the
inst and second American had broken the hinge Of tie
whole enemy front capture Sedan, while decided victories
had been won bv the Bui, and French 1t then them
selves from gnonny Of having their armies captured the German
leaders forced flight Of the and surrendered nation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
SOLDIER WOUNDED
IN THIRD fight

\ carload Of wounded Oklahoma
soldiers were served breakfast ~ the
Red Cfos, canlecn here this morning
The men are Corporal Clarence G.
Diy oi Buffalo, J.. Lester Ashford.
lloDkatown. Wallace Owens, Mu'ko-
zee. Thomas Reynolds. II Gibson
lc,Sc Jackson. Red Bird, Fall, Van,
Clartmore; John T Alexander. Mar
low. William CaS,lebcfg, Rolf vii
liam /. Batson ChlckaSha " Ma
honey Enid: Homer Lynch, Prague
Charles Collins. Calhoun. Samuel
Newton. Fillmore George Sufgncr
Duncan. Ward Robinson, ldabel. Jas.
" Erne. Ranger; Jack Adams. Stone
wall. H. %. Hurst. Stlglef. Rohcr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21

are women and are kept IN quarters
on the second floor None Of them
were In cell,
lIaine, is ,Aid 10 live in Meridian
Mississippi, and came here q few
months agp llc va, taken into cu,.
lody MONDAY by the police when hr
had issued an alleged bogus check
and wanted ~ buy several pistols.
ammunition and diamonds from .
pawn'hop on California avenue lie
was held in ihe city jail until yesier-
day and was turned over to the coun
~ examining board 10 be examined
On charge Of INSANITY Dr. l. Sui
liyan and Dr 4 J. toley two mem
her, oi the board. questioned the man
and signed a recommendation that he
he committed 10 the state hospital At
Norman Mrs lliincs. wife Of the
insane man. made an appeal 10 W r.
Taylor, county Judge who il chairman
oi the county examining board. that,
he he released lo her She promised
lha, she could control HIM and that
he would give the officers NJ further
trouble
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-21
Freedom OF Transit
Clause Considered

PARIS, March 2 4 dan ol
clauses regarding the freedom Of
transi, to be inserted in the treaty OF
peace wa, considered today by the
peace conference commission on the
international regime OF ports, water
ways and railway The clause, were
presented by the British delegation.
The peace conference commission on
international labor legislation today
considered the final draft Of the labor
clauses to he included in the treaty OF
ucaCe.