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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-11

terialiZe yesterday. Business was carried on as usual.
 WANTS SOCIALIST GIVERNMENT BERNIE, April 11.-At the confer
 ence held of Soldiers Councils and ether delegates, held in Vienna for the purpose of deciding the fate of the German controlled part of Aus tria, whether to consolidate with the German Republic, or establish a s. viet Republic the decision was against a Soviet. The meeting ia. vored the establishment of a Social
 istic Government.
 SOVIET IDEA SPREADING VIENNA, April 1.-The German part of Austria is coming under the
 influence of the Soviet Governments established at Budapest and Munich.
 Employees all over the region are demanding higher wages. The revolutionary movement in Ba- varia has spread to Baden. Agitators
 are working in Karlsruhe Mannheim
 and other large towns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-11
PRESIDENT WILSON SECURES THE POINTS FOR WHICH HE HAS BEEN C0NTEND|NC AT PEACE MEET--
 WILL ACCEPT MONROE DOCTRINE

fording much satisfaction to the American interests here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-11

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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-11
GERMANS ARE GROWL LING AT ALI LIES
GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER
 DECLARES THAT ALLIES MUST
 SL0W--A AUSTRIAN SITUATION /: STILL VERY MUCH IN DOUBT

 carried usual
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

WHEN you waker early christ
mai morning. s,eepily rub your eyes.
-sriss 10 ma what disturbed your
slumbers and learn Il wsa the squsais
of aslisht OF your little sues. sis>fuily
paviAG over ~ things that Santa
class ieft fsr them. wtll Il Improve the
~ u the ecessiea II ~ stop 10 think
q the many. many hnmss Whers "a
sucA sesas b bsing sasetsds
u you eaA picture 70 yoSrsslf . home
In the sosshsra rart - ths city. n q
home II may ~ called Picture q
mother ~ . father lying M upon this
ra~esd. unksmpt bsd. Perhaps ,hs
father has paspsd oa. Perhaps the
mother hsa Or. Il may ~ one Of thoss
ca'y too numerous cases whore the
father has dsssrteA his little fojA, leav-
ias the family destitute.
Imagine tie little c~es al those homes
% Christmas morning when they find
10 toy train. no ulein1 haes Of candy
and nuts snd none os the many things
o@her children viii fiNd by their tree or
In their storkinxs Christmas day.
The Okiahomsn. Times Empty ssock-
Ing fund 10 not assuming the pVopor-
tioas necessary 10 meet tho demand
that viii 10 made upoH H. II 10 much
smaller this year at this late dale ttan
hefore. Only three more days ne left.
WIN ycs help. II yuu have not.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
UNIONS ASKED TO
NAME DELEGATES
FOR COMMISSION
Full List Of Names Ready
Tomorrow, Walton Says.

Preliminary plans for the Industrial
commission 10 b organized In okIa.
horna CITY this week by Mayor Walton
TO prevent any labor dis,urbances II
the city have bssn made and ths con.
plete list Of na1ss Of the comutssioa
members probably viii be snaoSncsd
tomorrew.
Edsar Fsatsa. prssIden, Of the stats
federation Of labor; L. W vance. rep
rcscn,ins the railroad unions q the
city; representatives oi the central
trades council. building trades council
carpenters. brickiayers and stonsma-
sons paper hangers, painters, iron
81 Noraers. plastsrefs. fathers and piumc-
c.s wiil comprise the employees di,i-
son
Twelve representatives OF sapioyers
OF the city win be asked 10 serve OH the
commission. the mayor sid The ia
'or unions are 10 receive letter. To-Day
from the mayor ssspu them TO meet No
socu as possible and APPOINT their dele
gates
Il believe the commission win bs one
of the most progressive steis ever ta-
ken In the city" the mayor sAid We
are not having amy trouble now and
don't expect any. hut this ,ominission
Win cement frieadiy reLi,cns between
the employers and the employees and
give ohla.,o~a City tie tlvs-st boost
wc'yo ever known"
The fra. meeting of The commission
s. ~ he called the last OF the week and
furih,r plans made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
WRECK May RESULT IN Two DEATHS
Parents Offer
Baby for Sale
AtIts Birth
Want Ad in Paper Asks
Someone 10 Adopt II.

San FRASCisCO. Drc. ?? Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Barnett srs 10.
day awaiting replies IN the follow.
ing advertisement they inserted In
tn. Newspaper: ~
Wanted Some one to adopt
child ~ birth. due abou, Christ.
mas. references exchanged '
Harnst explained they already
have ,So children, . girl ; ard hoy
:. and that ihsy can no, afford
any more. iIs stated that whoever
sdopts the etiid soon IN he horn.
must pay for II and In sdditIon
must guarantee . good home and
future for the baby.
BosToN. Dec. ~ Merry. now
terrible" exclaimed pr. EvsnH,iine
". Young. widely known mex Ray
ptysiclsn. when told today Of tho
o'fsr ~ the san Franclsco couple IN
stli their unborn babe. II hope"
continued ~. Young. that Tho
statement attributed "a the father
Chat whoever ,skss the child must
liay for ~ 10 incorrect. n 10 q
splendid thln~ 10 offer the infan, as
gin, hut To sell it--that I. too
horrible TO discuss.
Where q man and HE wife Rave
number ~ children. taking into
consideration present economic con
ii,ions. I think n = splendid thins
S.r shsS~s ~ he wtlttnS "a ahars thsir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

One man is dead. seriously injured, and more
than dozen others badly and bruised result Of
collision between southbound nterurban and northhoad
milk car on the Norman line at 9:25 o'clock this morning..
The smashup occurred at Wimot stop where Fortyegh
street. SOUTH crosses the nterur,an line
Mih Car Demoliahed.
The steel southbound plowed halfway through ths
msy wooden milk car The trucks of the interbap wero
forced upward by the collision and every passenger on boe
thrown violently from his The collision broke the
troly wire. which fell the milk car and set afic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Robertson Wins
With Watckful
Waiting Policy
ri State Pride Can Stand IT.
We Cam" Says Stuff,

Indications are that Governor Rob
ertson's wstchful waiting policy has
won him victory ever wcrWen suf-
iraxists, Who have been Trying since
last June 10 have him cali . specisi
session OF the legislature for the per.
pcse Of ra,inips the constitutional
amendment
A letter received today from Miss
Marjorie shnler. national campaign
worker. New York. saya
II looks now ~ though oklahouaa
would he the only woman suffrage
state likely 10 % unratifisA. u ststs
prids can stand II. ! suppose ~e vii
have to-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Marriage License
Sale at $2.98 Is
Announced Here
Bargain Rate TO Be Given
Tomorrow by Court Clerk,

Tomorrow will be bargain day In me
marriage market
Cilff Myers, district court clerk. has
announced all marriage licenses will bi
so,d tomorrow for q fee Of i?N THIS
rsguiAr price 10 u
Mysrs and william Thompson. dep
uty eourt clerk. and I. 1. Harris. rep
rsssatativs is the legislature Of Rri,'
tSa. yin pay The s1tra cents to com
p,ets the ~
ThoNpooN WIN hs flcor walker dor
ting the sais.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec 2: :--lteclsring
ths< violations of mo federal courts
injunction under tho Lever set sgsinst
fufthssing the coal strike In ksnsns
mast stop. II persons guilty have TO
10 put In jail and kept thsrs, United
states District Judge A. y. Anderson
today permitted Alexander Ho~a,.
pr,sidem of the Kansas District Of tn
United Nine Workers. until next Mon
day To prepare his defense Of charges
~ contempt Of court.
Henry Warrum. chief counsel for the
International organization os the rin
srs. md iiowst we're sfvsn un'''
o'eloch this afternoon 10 present 10 'hc
court some evidence thst violations of
the Injunction charged against the
miners district official will not be
continued during the interim from noe
until the hearing % neHt Yondai
Oth-rwi.e. Judge An1erson dW'ared'
h, vouh be forced 70 ssnd Ho~N 70
ON. man. Judge Andsrson declared,
'ass np~niy and dsfian,iy disobeyed
IN, court This court and The law has
,s,,n dsn-d saa ues(se. ss sot 70
seSe 4. n The NO = ~ ~ uoAss4.
rlths, I nust % II - vs must &C.
Lpewisdrs thst the seUHnisatson ios
- v,,.h hr stands b supssme 70 ~
4 .srsm~wt. TAb mas's yts>AsSea muss
s,sp o. | stii pst hia y ssu a.
Ls<n him thera"
0p,eIns he csss To- Ne esvssrneae
I'M usspsas, D. u. nWA soseA
s;"i,. ctatss Tanss sttssssv. -.
r,asel that Hovat had heSs u Soeee
,ocs, strike beGua last NV anS mssSes
Win the ssasrsi strife = Oefoess d.
In adSi,loe, Il 10 ehaBse. Hswst mas
oo~nk Asf,sh the cosrt N statements
ana interviews Win me press " ths
sftee, tha, ,hars vss ~ psvsr N shs
cssn,ry 10 force the miners TO return
10 woSt. 49,.
me e,ss asainse Howst 10 the cut.
growth o( ehafvss u coatsnet eeaina
eisNty.sssr intseAalieaei ~ essW,e.
cffieish q tke MiHs Wetksss. Steaeh'
A. ieAhsayplje pecsmsR 10. Hearing
~ - cSsraee Slspl ~ DostpsDsd on
r,sesnhee Z 70 pogmit ~ mlnsfe sse'
- csunnittee = ssna1ss ths pfsss.
H"sxs Sesoesai q salias ne ssriss
sad asaa IAst vssh. except % '"
s.s,sA Aaas1 Asssssss.
~. 0nn (nQle1 tsew esvepep~ %.
teev,uU - - . vssvere>e sessAs
N11lesy g ~ EAasa0 llgeFsst y 49,
~ - - .ssu ~ sesthse b
Cn06g0 eGnp11, HAaose = ~ !est
snavepsGSun 3G11ho - ~ vhAe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
oo0lo0lT D0ESN'T
WoonY PATTERSON

II h thS opinion a Joe Patterson,
comm.ssIostr Of public property, that
the municipal conduit limo viii work all
right. though q few repairs will bs
nssdsd from time 10 time. lie said II
wil not b pcsslb,e 10 tell now just
hsv ven the iins viii succesd. but scss
10 reason foe worry.
AiAs Doaueliy. ccmmtssicnsr ol
financs. sAid he investigated similar
conduit lines In California At the time
the line ~ss telns p,annsd- hsre
The lines there have bssn Q cum
pists succsss," he Asid.
Mayer Waten hes 1sclsssd the con-
6ait li~s vili ~ nothing hst . jush
pile within time yeasS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
$1,000 ROBBERY
SUSPECT IS AELl
Police Think They've Solved
Oriental Store Mystery.

The robbery Of the T. H. nsrkett
Oriental sssvc. q, NFth iDrssdwsy y
Ncvsneer. vhes l7.css worth Of snsAn
vss tphsW. , beitsvs1 = hove bssa
solvs1 vieh ~ aveet = Jsta eAers.
vss ssoey ~ seasast vlth haeslasy.
N e lesssslsa ~ - cssaV A..
uAsN ~ ayysaase ~ aisbt N .
ase1 a ~ We'd WAshlassoM ssrsst
srd stree1Ssg 10 lAeA 1Nsn,sp. ~
letsstivs. ups onesies1Ge y shs repN
vish upRt nAgspa ~ ", n ehsl1GA
uts ~ ttlae IN q ~ p~sics vssslue.
Thc window - tse room w,A cSvsvtd
,.Ith . usstr~ss sud tAe Lc~r was
l2shed. Tho0os osll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
TWO KILLED, ELEVEN
BADLY HURT IN WRECK

ST. LOUIS. Dso ;i--Two lead,
sisvsn - seriously injured that they
ere confinsA In . hospitai here and
thIrty.ssvss etksrs hurt. but Who were
able 10 continus thslr iourneya after
receiving medical attention. 10 the sum
total Of caRlaitiss sustained when .
Frisco train vas wrecked at ~ James.
No.. yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

home q "Iss Iasssa. iyf-Wsss D
strsst. to-day - Asveet hin - sWfcrma.
tisa 0ivsa ~ ~ S1ee. thsy fousd him
crosrhe1 beAlnl ~ fpeat 1sss With q
crow.hes ID M hAn4A Ne Was over.
powsrsd sR1 beoH0At - tAs poiics sta
tIon. ehArgs1 vith 6lstusbtao the pace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
DIAMOND Gwen
TO COURT CLERK
Collins -Dancey- Garland Gem
Transferred by Judge.

TIE nwcA.esases Daneey eeameM1
: s,sr.' ~ as:,r.s. :.u,s a.. sssss,s !:
cssst sr1ss ~ ju6oe n1vese y o.
NM. fAs )saUs suls1 thA1 nnGneN
% lsassl Oariaad asl Q. 2. nnAssg
sssh s.ais M =: s.sysaA .sin ~. - :
= nso1lnG ~ ~ - tsfps1 ,sve
y ~ 1lG1s,sS cssss essst psaG.fs -
u11o1Gqo q ~ eso1esvssyy.
~ l1noa1 vas teouGn4 hssS lesun
N. WevsA - NJ paeppap = 1sesss
W1n1nG- \ u vus eNe N Ne ssaWea n.
s.up1 q tsss trsN ssSlsw troir ~ ,.
r. cslilns hsos svesauy. 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
COAL STRIKE REPORT
IS EXPECTED TO-DAY

Final rseset q tie sDsoaai essa@is.
sion which invsstieaasl ssAlitieas IN
the OkiAhs~NA eeAl stsths Ulll - bub-
mltts1 - osvssnss nsbsstssa tAis IN.
sswooe, \ vas sea4el this nesWsas.
Ths esaaaaeuoeA, n y M. IN Hlaks
ssvssai tUOegtnAt seee0oen6Atieas
1saliss vftA ~ Gsh1see q SeSshs ~.
tlsnsate. Vaoso aa1 vesa1ag sso1it1oae
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
RECORD. DAY FOR
MUNICIPAL COURT

Al records fcr attendance a. munici-
pal court In Oklahoma city we're broken
this morning whhn fortyNvs cases
we're called before Judge A. ~ Munden,
Most were charges os loitering
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
BULLETIN.

Total death toll q the intsrurban.mik car
crash On the Nosmas liss THE morning may -
two Il was said at s. Anthsay's hospital this
aftsrnoon that John Z. Robsrtsea. sotosman ea
the milk ear. who sustained ssrious injuries, 10 IN
critical condition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

WWWAy 49, - oovvo ~ ~ 0oolN
- SsAW MsPasee01, wNs 6leA q tks
vewsrs'sy hssestsl jsss Ssssrs ssse
teAay.
John Mcras,ssl, thsaoAt ~ the ~
lscs 70 have bssa ~ Dsssonsl whisky
ID othhsna CITY ysstsrday. Alsd ~
~ ~ uaivssv1ty hsspltAi at ll;Se
o'eiock THE nsorntns.
neysshsl. vhs vss abovs o ysars
c,d, vas psohsA - ~ pelics last aish,
at the Santa Pc railroad station and
taken 70 the police station charged
With hSsa9 drunk. Ne appeared to b
only slightiy intoxicated nj first but
In his cstl coon became uncoascicus
ana never recovered
Dr. W. n. Miles. city physician. was
called 10 the station ~ soon - Nc.
Fsriand brams sirk and hsd him
taken 10 the hospital where doctors
Ase,arsA No haA drunk poisoned liquor
DuFtae I've niGht hs had several
hsmosShases II the beain which the
Doctors said were caused By the polsen.
TIE poiice are trailing . man vhc
10 thought 10 AAvs ssld the whisky
10 Mcfarland end szpscted In have
him under nrrsst b. tonisht when q
charge of manslsushtss probably VIII
bo filed.
Eff7orts 10 locate the relatives Of Nc.
Yarisad we're futiis anA u u be,ic scu
by the polics he vas merely Wondering
abSut the couMtry whom he cTiftsd into
OhIaho0A CITY. Ne ives ahsbbll,
dresssd as1 had only . small amount
Of sensy IN his pcekets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
Norman Interurban
And Milk Car Meet
In Head-On Wreck

G. E. Calvert Passenger on Milk Car Dead, and John {.
Robertson, Mooman, May Not Live, as Result Of Ac-
cdent at W|mont Switch, South Of City, Early This
Morning; Milk Car Is Fired by Trolley Wire; Thir-
teen Passengers Are Injured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

.. secAt ! yscecA 9. .2s.:.s..y =. y!..s ss:'
eeonDD N eoNooPoenvol WlN,uum ~.
e614t0 seNllae 3 Z, = 1-grs,
ySeo1nH S9ls AsssNss, ~ asss sranSs
! SzSSHs-s sr sss,shs are vsss.
s,ss:':s ~: !. ss,.a.ss a" Ssiss:a: r,s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22


g r.. cALVERY. f,rmer. "A yssrs
ol1. married, southeast OF oslAhoaa /,
City. M,
The injured W..
Jeh1 Z. RobsrtssN, ssotoruAh On ~
milk car. ~ years old. 1919 Wsst ~.
enth street. foot amputatsd: u,ay ~.
David \. xsesv. 10 years oiA, nee9ps
man on the intrruroan. 80 gOuth ~.
insop street: head bruised. ef
chssSss a. W,ttIS, sub station eeugos
t",. living st Y. y. {. A.: hand Saflv
injured 49,
ksets's n. 0esssAaw. motieA ptsengD
ActS~sA Sit sosth I.ee strsst; bsujnrA
psna N. WersmaN. farmer Il yonGo
on n r. No. I. Tuttie. OhlA; htv6oa
FeeNh Wertman. auto mechastr, n
ysan eid- H. R. No. .. TuttIs. sU6ln.S
beuiDee. 'Y
Js~ss Z. esesissos. painting osalsaos
tor. - year. old, 800 North iisoalVuV1
bTuises
RvsssH Rsssrtssr. conductor ee Nm
cr. 20 yssrs old. i:G West NH
street. hruises 49,
N. Burt. ii.j West Second stsss1j
hr"lses
A. w, Reeves. as E1s, Elsvsnto
sect hguisvs
}. w. eembsrt,n. II, IVES, rhlrtys
second street, bruises
q. stanbevry, West California strsees
bruises.
\. L. Webb. ?, years OH. utsv17
Lumber company .mpioys; cuts epa
bruises T" ~
Numeroa' others were slishtiy srv,ss1
and cut. ~ l
Responsibility Nst siusd.
Full responsibility fos the srct1eo1
had not been PLACED BY the 0alohou3al
Railway company this afterUooo. 80;
nearly ~ can b ascsrtainsA fpuAs ok
statsNDants u witneGpsa. the
bound ear hsd st6ppe1 st WI
sviesA fs~ orders snl haA -
. praeest. The miik ~ susooGS
iseh the siding q wiiu1st ~ y po1S
nit the iatsvureAa - paaA s.
rog hovsvss. seesr1iaG y ~ eonooYI
nseats Of passsnsssa. vss - 1saes 0lnG
al ebyscts fifty ysrds aAsal vsgs Go{
scvrsd. The iatsrurban NJ ~
stsrted on hs way south. anA W. 49,
nins st lov rsts a spssA Vhso ~
milk cor loomcd up ahes1 and aaGDoD
Into the intsrusbaa hsfces the hsSA1o
could bring either car 10 . step n ~
sssumsd that the milk car was kaSsys
Iag 10 make the sidfnS tsfore the toSc
teturban arrived,
cANsrt In rreWt.
p, r. vertr~es. m hoard the MIN eap1
IN charge Of = shipn,ent n min teoe
s,Gned to the ssefsen -Bretch Ire . ~
Cream company. declared the ces Wop
running % loo spesd ~ the time ~
the accident Calvert. who ~ ~
charge of The nsiik coasl9asl v ~
southsids dairy, wss on The fvsat ~
form Of the milk car with JeAa ~
ertsep. the injured motormaA. ~
Calvert and Robertaon were horte1 ~
Ger Pile, Of Debris. ara the car wae ~
fire before they werc drAgstd Out. CDe<A
vert nns horribly r,sb9ted. "
we were running along % Z vUtA1A,i
moderate speed." sat1 veslsooa - !:
We we're just sstttss rsaly v tano ~
siding whom tiDe tive ears m
thrown IRON ~ ~, -
rcnsmbss . avsst ~ u OGne
pened dusiAs ~ nsse 01oUoo ~
vas - ~ hssh poneoaA 3
h,d svsN NJ lssee ~
right cay. ssl ] enopoD 60
man end The lnco5u1enn
didn't - easA eeDw uu(m
almsst taostAev.~s = n
t>I0A oo1po = C1
Man freh ~ ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

San SsAscsSco. n. n-vyss
mn v~se 6svwNs1 tsaAy vhSa ~
Coooe eap61oo6 ~ Cseeaoat CIV. cAl.
4 elseetsA - ~ aafop leees0aess
IL the eAsmsse - sstsnessrs ts1sy -
c,srsa NJ men Nesv htsNpnesirx 10
isshe ,taneIss ~hes keasy ssa
svsstursed thek suAA bsat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
ARREST Of GIRL
IN eIEsT CASE
EXPECTED TODAY
Identity Of Occupant Of Death
Car Believed Known,

A young vomAn said by tlir police 70
have been vita the driver Of the su-
or-oollc tina, killed charles 6ies, .
week awo In Packinsiown I. expected
10 h. arrested today. according to Jack
Thomas. rciioe d.toctlvs inves,iyatins'
TIC case.
Immediately .aftsr the aceldcn, she II
rad TO have lcst Oklahoma City. but
the woman she vas roomlns with Was
focnd by the police and volunteered to
tell where the sirt 10.
The chain of evidence police have
he<h throwing around the joy.riders
whA whiried down the stree, IN n drive
With hurried the it.yesr- hoy TO
death 10 being tishtened today with ad-
ditonal information.
The police bealese the, know nov
hoW the suiSsWohtis d Dr. ". W.
Rucks happened 10 ~ tskea fron, the
sarrss ~ aSeikps psrsen snA nsaAe
the Wsapsa Of death. A man whe bad
his car IN The sams ssYass thAx nllnt
N hsiisvsd ts have catieA sestt ovsv the
pAoa% sAl The useas car vss ssat him.
~. Rnshs he's prvsss That 10 diA set
have ths sstswshAi,s, when The secl-
dsut haeSsss6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
PRISON THREAT
FOR A0WAT IS
MADE BY JUDGE
Miners Chief Termed "Vio-
Iator Of Court Order"
TIME LIMIT SET ON CASE
Defense Given Until Monday
10 Prepare for Trial,
sullGviN

iNp,AN~Polis. Dec. 2-Aisr.
sndsr Hs~st. prss'dsnt o. the Nan,
sss Mine Workers. wee tshso 10 Jsh
this sWserssa 70 await Jvsss A. ..
Andssssr's dselsis~ se the matter
N boad Tor hls freedom psn6lno
herring ses contempt d court nsst
Msodsy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
POLICE AbhlDON
POISON WHISKY
THEORY ON DEATH
John McF arIand Died as Re-
suit Of Brain Trouble, Said.


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The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

L. L. DAVIS, AttoFney-at-Law. Office
Phone 1870, Farm Loans at -51s% in
terest. CORDELE, GA.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13
VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS -
ATLANTA MAN GETS S YEARS
ON CHARGE OF STEALING AUTO

Atlanta, Ca, May 13-Raymond w.
Glass general manager of a local
Dhonofraph company. who was said
to head band of automobile thieves
In Atlanta, was sentenced yesterday
by Judge John d. Humphries in the
criminal division of the superior court
to five years on the chaingang. Judge
Humphries refused to accept the
recommendation of the jury that the
case be treated as a misdemeanor.
In pronouncing sentence, Judge
tlumphries said II the defendant was
guiltyaa misdemeanor sentence was
not sufficient for his crime, if he was
not guilty ne said, he should then
be set free.
The conviction Of Glass was the
climax of an extended investigation
on the part of the local police,
sheriff's office, county police and so.
licitor generals department in a cam
paign against automobile thieves.
Several gangs are said to have been
working throughout the south from
Atlanta in systematic manner. Hun
dreds OF cars have been stolen as a
result
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13
BIG SPRINGS ITEMS

Mr.. c. F. Gibson of Ft Leaven-
wcrth Kan. has his discharge and is
at home with relatives.
Last Sunday a week ago Mr. Docs
Collins and Miss Iren McSwain were
married we wish the young couple a
long and happy life.
Messers w. G. N. E. and C.. r. Glib
son transacted business in Cordele
last Saturday.
Mr.. Harvard Draughorn and little
brother Jimmie went to Cordele one
day last week
MIR. and Mrs. E. T. McSwain and Miss
Sallie Gibson went Tipperville to
visit Mr.. and Mr.. McSain's sisters and
Mr.M cSwain's brothers.
The farmers are very busy this
week getting ready to harvest their
grain.
Mr.. Boil Weevil is riding about
this early in the season. Watch out,
cotton grower.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Blanchard and
their daughter, Rosa Lee, spent the
day last Sunday with their niece Mrs
j. H. Pitts.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

DR.. BYRON DANIELS-Practice
limited to the office in treatment of
diseases of the stomach, and other
branches of internal medicine
His equipment for treatments is
most modern and includes such meth
DDS as X-Ray, various electric treat.
ments, vibration, electric light, super
heated hot air, needle, sprays and
Scottish douche baths.
Harmon Building, cordele, Georgia.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

A patent has been granted the in
ventor of collapsible pole for wire
less telegraphy, made in the form of
a bag that is raised either by gas
or compressed air.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

TO combat an increasing pest the
last session Of the New Zealand Par
lament made 1t compulsory for prop
erty owners to destroy certain por-
tion of the rabbits on their land
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

Greece is planning to manufacture
the yield of its extensive Ignite de-
posits into briquets as a substitute
for coal.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

According to a Norwegian scien-
tist Saturns rings are electrical rhen-
omena, produced by the radiation OF
luminous particles from the planet.
which renews them constantly.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

For timing work the dial of
Swiss stoD-Watch carries additional
marks to indicate at any point of
elapsed time what the correspond
ing output per hour would be.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

WAN ED--FOur unfurnished rooms
or cottage in desirable locatnn. Call
322. 513-3t
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

I Deposits of petroleum have been
discovered in Somaliland and will be
investigated by the British govern
ment.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-13

CRUM & JONES, LAWYERS, Prac-
tice in all courts, State and Federal.
coRDELE. GEORGIA