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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23
FEDERAL PROBE WAS UNFAIR, SAY PACKERS
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Russian Riddle
The Issue Is Joined

q ELF-DIAGNOSlS Of the Rus
y sian disease is proposed by
President Wilson. Al his Ia.
stance, the associated powers have
conyokcd meeting of all Slay
parties on February n.
We hope that this all Russian
convention will have more fortu.
nate results than the recent all
Irish gathering The entire civil
lized world has a deep aud vital
interest IN the success Of the en-
terprisc. for ~ the president
points out, Europe and the rest of
the world cannot hc at peace un-
less Russia Is At peace.
The task of rcrouciliur the var
ious elements Uf that vast land
j. admittedly difficult Bolshcyik
must meet Omsk, impcriali,i must
compromise with socialist. tzrchn-
Slovak must agree with Dkraiuian.
liut the very minplug Of such
Representatives ought tu o., % step
toward the paciii"ntiou uf Russia
Up To now, the people ot that
country have not known each
other, they have been content Ia
accept the G,rmau's inicrprcta
tion. u u accompli,hc, nothing
more, such a conference pcrhap,
AN help trace the tortuous trail oi
Truton trcachcry.
Russia hu, soul She !, NOT
made up ot ma,s OF yelling
bowling maniacs. llcr lS0.0OO, 0OO
inhabitants are not mudmru.
But the people of the war toru
and revolution rarkrd nation need
counsel Friendly counsel not
self seeking suggestions. Aud they
need food, aud clothing, and rdu
cation. All these the allie, must
supply, else thr hope, for world
,cacc must rruuhlr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

10 drrhred that the supreme war
council had irrood that f3no.Un0,nou
should lr sprnt boz relief work and
fixed 500 UuU. 900 us Americas share
brI that "to deny t would rcpudiato
our obligation.
Senator Jones uf Washington, pre-
ftntod tclcrrams from Mayor Hanson
and other officials of seattle, wash,
DENYING t statement made recently nN
Senator johnson uf california, rrpuhs
u,tu 300 uppo.IuE tho hiil that former
soldiers participated in unemplo1
m,ut riots tt Seattle. The ,cleFramH
stated. however that discharged soil
u..ia auI aullI were ln Seattle With
out employment
Iu rUuiN senator johnson said his
statement was based solely uu news
paper dispatches, hut that ihr seattle
to'osrIms bore out his contention mat
AmpupuH first duN iH Co her DIS
charged soldiers rather than 90 for
uIEupIs Iu Europe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-23

Senator Hitchcock read report
from the American peace mission.
show luE that 100000 toms 0f food
suffs would be- required to feed the
liberated countries until the next hur.
vest tlr suid it showed other nations
already were entering into this relief
Wurk
q haven't nuy use for the plck-
cfs' combine tho Nebraska senator
said later 90 would be- glad tu vote
t.r amy hil that would pat thsm un-
der government supervision and /
know Hoover would"
Congress- senator Hitchcock said.
enacted legislation guaranteeing the
price of wheat to farmers not 90 on
rich thrm but to win tho wur hN
stimulating wheat production. What
congress dIl Tor tho farmers. hr ada
od wac only analogous 10 what Mr..
Hoover dIi fUr the hog and vattle
supply
senator Nurah asked if the senator
Thought Mr. Hoover and those under
his supervision We're carrying out
these pUNrts when they put indepcn.
dents nuf of business"
defend. iIooYcr.
- Hruy that ne did that reioined
senator Hitchcock.
ss--sa-s sses-s-sN~4~~--
fguufiuuru un uuuc fNO.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
nth TRAIN
DEM0b|LlEO
NEXT MONDAY
Word From Fort Worth To-
day Presages Early Return.
CITY BOYS HOME TUESDAY
fondest Hopes Of Soldiers
Exceeded by Order,

The men In the lll,h ammunition
Naia, who paraded here yesterday,
will be discharged Monday, according
10 . report received this morning from
Fort Worth.
There are about one hundred men
In the train from Oklahoma City. and
il rehabilitation proceeds ss quickly
As the report indicates. they should all
be back home by Tuesday Of next
week. Such an early release exceeds
the fondest hopes officers and men OF
the train entertained while in the city
Estimates as to the time before they
wosld get back home ranged from
teh days 10 two weeks.
A recent order from the war depart
ment prescribing . uniform method
Of handling discharges and command.
ing that men be discharged with all
possible spsed after reaching the de-
mobilization camps Is probably re-
sponsible to = large degree for the
good news. II 10 expected that ulti-
msteiy men will be discharged within
fory-eight hours after reaching the
point OF demobiIisation.
The report from Fort Worth says
that 100 men froa1 The 3lSh nene J,
mortar battery Of the Ninetieth di-
visloa arrived at Camp Bowie last
aight md vill b disehsfee6 Monday.
The two ssftioas q thA oflin carry
lng ths lllth I'm aefived at Camp
DxWie late last njGAt .Na8
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Keetol,s Are
Reunited
Train Leaves
Bodies Of Murdered Woman
and Suicide Start Back to
Missouri Home.

The bodies Of Fred and Sina Keeton.
reunited in death, are reposins side
by side this afternoon a. . Frisco
train Is bearing them to their former
home at Ozark, No. Keefon shot and
killed his wife and then seoumitted
suicide Tuesday aisht.
w. A. Keeton. father Of the young
man. and Robert Logan, uatle Of the
dead woman. accompanied BY friend,
Of the family, arrived in Oklahoma
City this morning 10 take charge Of the
bodies. They will accompany the re-
mains back to Ozark.
Relatives we're able to shed little
light On Keeton's deed, other Than tina,
the couple he'd been estransed for four
months. Two girl friends OF Me de-
ceased wife indicated their regard for
their dead friend 6y coming here to
secompany the body back to her girl.
home.
"Sina was q good girl" sobbed one
Il can't believe that she il dead"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
ITALY,OElAY|NG
WORK OF PEACE,
ENJOYS CLAIM
Dispute Over Fiume Is Still
= Unsettled,
tBy Ms Associated Press, /,

PARIS, Wednesday. March 20
President Wilse's study was again
the center Of intense interest today,
as he with the preIniers OF Great Brit :
ain. France and Italy resumed the ef-
fort to settle the questipns standing
in .he way Of peace. In the event
Of tie peace conference exerting such
interest and discussion a. this sction OF
the president and the premiers il tax
ing affairs into their own hands and
vbale criticism and sarcasm are still
h whence in some quarters, including
~ French chamber ol deputies, yet
~ peevailing view in conference cir
cb % that the time has arrived for
the adoption Of . strong policy assur-
ing early and definite .esuts.
Preyioui 10 the meeting Premier Or
lando 6pnt an hour with Col. z. N.
House, talkidg over the question ol
the Adrlasic, which, with th(t oi
reparatioos end the Rhine fsoatier, are
the three vital issues obstruetinS pro-
gfesA The Italian premier shen pro-
ceeded 10 the Paris "Whise House
where Premiess Lloyd Gsosee and
Clemenceau were already with the
president. ,,st
lslsnaity CoasiAsssS.
The meetiRgs, beginning at II
o'clock 10 the nofninG, were virtuaiiy
contjnu0aaa Shsoeaah hoss1 ~. Nsv rLs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Senate Moves to
Eliminate Trouble

An obstacle in the way Of holding
the road bond election was removed
today through some sharp legislative
work in the senate
BY . bin which was passed finally.
the time Of advertising Argument for
and against proposed constitutional
MEASURE 10 eui from forty to twemty
dayA making possible the hoadine Of
the election on May 8, ~ ofiginasly
planned.
The biz wls obtained ,tIkough sirik.
ins out the tide and evesytkiag after
the enactins elause h : house III q
Iscai nature end sshstitnlIsg ~ sub-
ieet matter ef The new bill. Tn kcUse
10 expected 10 pass the meassss ~
afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
French Generals
Recalled for Duty
In Eastern Europe
French Press Dispatches Indicate Allies
Plan Balkan Expedition to Block Boil
shevik Drive Westward-Italians Re.
ported to Have Occupied Town Of
Pressburg.

PARIS March 27-Genera Mangn. one Of the leading.
officers of the French army viii be recalled from his corr
mand at Mayence the newspapers to undertake
mission the character and Of which lis ndcated
plainly by the events in Hungary" .t
According to the Gauois, he would receive very Inn
porant command in eastern Europe undoubtedly the Bal
kans with view to possible operations the Hungarian
frontier and southwestern Russia.
General J. NJ. G. Maleterre, the military critic IN On
article in the Man apparently refectng military opinion
suggests that of checking the bolshevki and
derng definite the victory of the allies allied armies should
derng definite the victory of the allies allied armiess hcad
by thundersroke and declares that the sword of Marha
Foch Is not yet sheathed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
AmericansPut
Prompt End to
Strike Threat.
Huns Go Back to Work
Rather Than Face De-
bortatlon.

COBLENZ. Wednesday, March 70.
The general strike which had been
set for Wednesday among the CIR
man workmen In various trades in
the American area of occupation
failed to materialle and up to a late
hour tonight no trouble had been re-
ported from any place in the area.
When the American intelligence Of
flee heard OF . threatened strike by
tailors. the Americans let II be known
among the Germans in the occupied
zone that there were no places for
unemployed men and that after April
| all men not willing to work would
be sent to unoccupied Germany. The
result was . scramble among the
tailors to get back their jobs with an
increase in pay which. however. was
not n much rs they had sought.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
BILL:
To INCLUDE
CITY, SAID.
Municipal Court 10 Be Made
Court of Record,
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL
FramerS Intended Act to Ap-
ply Only to Tulsa,

The municiual cour, bill. signed BY
the governor this morning. and which
was intended to apply to Tulsa coun-
~ includes Oklahoma City, according
10 Governor Rober,son's construction
of the ter'us oi the bill.
The measure enlaryes the jurisdie-
ton of municipal courts. makes them
courts Of record and provides for trial
by jury OF persons accused OF certain
classes of crimes when a jury trial
is demanded.
The terms Of the bill provide that
il shall apply to all cities OF a pop
ulation OF $1,000 and not more than
$1,000, according to the last federal
census" The last general census
gave Oklahoma City a population OF
10000. According to this, Oklaho.
ma City is included.
ITS a good bill and would real
ly like to see il embrace Oklahoma
City, said the governor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
DEFERRED Date
FOR ROAD VOTE
HELD NECESSARY
Freeing Cites Law; Senate
Passes Special Bill,

A change j. the date Of the elec-
ton on the s5O,OoO0W road bond
issue. or an amendment to the law
relating to presentation Of arguments
for and against referred questions will
be necessary. il was stated this morn
ing by Attorney General freelins who
10 preparing the official ballot ti,le
ofsthe bond question.
The initiative and referendum re-
quires that the legislature shall desig-
nate { committee to prepare Isu-
menta for and against all questions
voted upon BY the people. and these
arguments. 1000 words in length each,
must be prepared forty days before
the election. Today is the fortiesh
day before May 8, the date fixed for
the election.
The resolution provides that the
election may be held at some other
day If deemed necessary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
HF|N RElle|oh
Of SERVICE ! 70.
COME FROM War
This Is Opinion Of Speaker al
Sunday School Convention,

One union session beginning At 9 30
O'Clock in the auditorium OF the First
Christian church, with three sectional
meetings this afternoon At 2 O'Clock in
St. Luke's Methodist. First Presby-
terian and the First Christian churches
iestured the extensive program Of the
State Sunday School association today.
Dr.. Samuel A. l.oushi Of Baldwin,
Kan, gave an address on The Test
Of Christian Growth, in which ne de-.
clared that the opposition. Of friends
owing TO sordid ambitions il not
greater today in the political and &C.
clesiastical world than during the life
Of Jesus Christ.
III you and had been, there In ths
greatest play Of the Christian world,
We would have inscribed on Christ's
tomb. "A Great Eaiiure.' Somehow,
tcsnsiuvsI sn pses Z, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
'llEyES stlRE
.nORHAn GIRLS,
STEAL CLOTHING
Boarding House Is Robbed
by Automobile Bandits,

Five men tsrrorised a boarding
Assss for girls pt Norman shortly
siAsr midnight THE morning. and,
jesdin6 Z waiting automobile with
eiething sad other Not, valued At ST.
-, made sood their escape. The men
threatened to kill the girls II they
made au outcfy.
A report Of thg thsk was received
at Dolic4 headQuastefs hers shortly
aftGr J o'clock MIs aiosning. ,Oiiicefs
st Norman said that vhsa tbe fleeing
ssapmobils left thess h was headed
10 thh direction Officers believe the
rcltsss, II thsy ssms In this direction.
6oto8D1.' fsyS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
All Galicia in
State Of Revolt

VIENNA, Wednesday. March M--<
(Via Copenhagen "A wtseiess H.
patch received from the sovist geveso4
ment At Moscow declared that all eo
Galacia is in Z state Of rsvo1uliouG
The movement Is described % ~
ing begun in the oil dissriets ~
Drobhobyoz, where the wogheU ~
tablished soviet govesnmene M
have spread to the surroaa1ime ~
uicts.
Troops dispatched b. ne po1i1n
government, the message ssops1D.
Joined the movement The LeaiSe1I
Soviet. il Is added, has deelarsd Z
general strike. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
ALL SUNDAY SCHOOL
OFFICERS NEGLECTED

All rstigiag clfesrs ot ths Ssase
Sunday Setoel ssseeiatiea wsrs re-
sleeied tale ms.AinG. q felicws
rrssidens, d.. A. = Doaoell, q Nss-
keeSe; vice pssal1sat. ]. z Nissley,
Gxihsis; z. A. Pae6ertoa xlnofish-
"; D. Rector, Frederick D. J. Dil.
Iinoham. WaukoMh; J. 2. hIeknsr.,
Dnfpat; /; z. n. nYsrE. Ehids o. Y,
'Sdaegsi Tulsa. B. Hickman wss
reelected intssnslios4 exseulivs com.
ai(ses asembef wllA w, A. NstsAewl
n Sausaw, alteNota Andrew xlne.
tn1s y 0tIaAesse tly ~ rs.slsssS
Aiadasho, record .secss(arf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
TWENTY. CAR
SERVICE TO CAPITOL

Twenty-minute service instesd Of
the existing ten minute vice to and
from the capitol will Be pst into e..
feet a. soon ~ the legislature closes,
according 10 information from the
office Of tie Oklahoms Railway CON.
pany this morning. The service will
probably Be changed not later than
Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
The Movie Game

AIEARLY any one who has ever
IN attended a motion picture
show has gxessed by this time
the names Of the ssotion Sieture
stars whose pictures have been
printed in the Times movie contest,
which began last Moaday. How,
ever. the first ones we're easy--tht
contest will grow more difficult %
time passes ard sosse OF the pic.
tures will task the most reteutive
memory Of the frsOst constant mo-
tion picture fan in Oklahoma City.
Prizes Of $50. S and $3.50 for
the three persons returning, the
first correct or most riearly correct
answers in the contest are offered
by the Times. Turn to the motion
picture advertising page, read over
the rules OF the contest. get copies
Of the Times from the date the
contest beean--and get in the game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Deep oil Test Will
Be Drilled Soon in q.
Few Miles of City
Local Business Men to Go TO
4,200 Feet # Necessary
Near Britton 10 Search for
Sand.

Oklahoma City business men have
organized an oil corporation known as
the Oklahoma City Suburban Oil Il
Gas company to drill for oil and gas
on = JD-acre tract known a. the
Charles Asplund farm, section "A,
township IS, north Of range \ west, 10
Gated four miles northwest OF Brit.
ton or four miles southwest of I'd.
mond. The derrick is now being
erected and the boiler and engine with
all necessary machinery to start oper.
alton will be on the ground 40 that
activities may begin during the week
OF April &
Other rssts Attempted.
Geologish and business men Of
Oklahoma City for many years have
bsd 4 dream that Oklahoma county
might some day produce oil and gas
Several times in the past, tests have
been made by individuals or corpora.
tions without sufficient FUNDS TO cap
italize the prosecution Of a deep ties,
Eighteen months ago H. X. Levick
jr., in company with H. J. Won Ha.
gan. = geoiogist were driving across
country from Wichita, Kansas, TO
Wichita Falls. Texas. As they passed
over this section. said Levick, they
were both struck with the topography.
Immediately Won logan. who had hi,
instruments along. made a survey
Later they returned and called into
consultation other geologisN. Levick
quietly arranged his business inter
ests so as to develop his find" and
in company with A. N. Robertson Sc.
cured considerable acreage in the vi
cinity Of the Asplund tract.
Bolg 4 Inelis. promoters, incorpo-
rated the company. which will push
the drilling Of ths veil 10 . depth OF
from $500 TO @10 feet. II there Is
any oil under Oklahosns county, say
members Of the corporation, then tho
proposed test will bring Il to the sur
face.
Standard OH cseissist.
The geoloaiA Of the Oklahoma City
Suburban Oil 4 Gas company is J. N.
Sullivan. late Of ,Ardmoes. and for
twenty Year, with The Standard Oil
company. He served IN every capaci-
~ with that company from field man
TO ssSlosist n. R. Leviek jr. recently
was appointed seperal field manager
for kedtucky BY the AssocMted Pro.
ducers Oil company. the spefatin9
company Of the Tidewa,er company d
New York, 4 large subsidiary Of TIE
Standard Oil company.
DR.. Hugo J, Won Hagen, seoloslst,
lives Il Atlantic City, Is q graduate
Of Heidelberg and received his Ph. D.
from the University Of Chicago.
Asplssl Lives Here.
Charles Asplund. upop whose farm
the well will be drilled, 10 employed
with The Epworth View grceefy com
pany and resides in Okiahoma City.
During the past week from fifty IA
sixty autos daily have been making
The trip ,out Ciassen boulevard to the
prospective we'll. The route 10 directly
est Classen boulevard, to Grand bou.
lsvlrd north over the county road
which 70 directly past the Asplund
tseM.
The oil organization win meet and
eleet officers. In . few days, when the
cenpany viii become incorporated
rs1ly ior business.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
RED BILL NAY
LEAVE HOLLAND
Former Kaiser May Move to
Switzerland,

GENEVA March z,--Former EN-.
erar William Of Germany. alarmed
BY the receipt Of threatening letters
Intends TO leave Holland and teek
refuge In Switzerland, according 70
tie newspaper Ia Swisse. Swiss
newspapers ere printing many adver-
tiseFeals inserted by srem6(ss Of the
German and Austrian nobility who
are ~ekinx houses in this county q
moderate prises.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Italians Occupy
CITY Of Pressburu

LONDON, Wednesday. March &--
Italian troops have occupied the toWn
Of Pressburg. IS miles southeast Of
Vienna on the Hungarian side Of the
border according to 4 dispatch iron
Budapest. forwarded by the Central
News correspondent n Berlin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
DIRECTOR OF VICE
DRIVE GOES 70 IOWA

l. A. YOUNG, representative Of the
fedeial government, who has been di.
rec,ing The vice drive here, lett last
night for Des Noiass. Iowa. where
NS>6 4 witness IN Z govsrHma 3 Gaze.
HA will fetsrn 70 Oklahoaa City the
FIRST Of neat week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Italy Thinks Slays
Have Declared War

PARIS. Wednesday. March ID
Has Jugo- Slavia declared war on
ltaki was question asked By 3
member Of the Italian delegation u
the peace conference on learning 10.
night that the council OF ministers q
Belgrade had prohibited any eesu.
merce with enemy countries. any in.
portationt from Italy TO Ju9o- Slsvia
and the transportation Of ltalisa
goods to any country across Jugo.
Slay territory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27
Jews IN Control Of
Hungarian ReQime

3ASlE. Wednesday. March n,
The new Hungarian govesnu
consists Of twenty. four Jews ~ 0i,
Christian, the Reichspost 0f VT
says. The Newspaper expss,ssd ho1jH
that the Mayors viii not suhmk =
such Q government. 45 NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-27

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-16
In Our Domestic DEBT.

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PILLOW TUBING - The most
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Harvest Sale 45c
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BLEACHED LINEN TOWEL
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SILVERTONE COATINGS-54-
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Harvest Sale $500
LUSTONE COATING-54-inch
Atwood Coating in the three
best shades, Brown, Navy and
Beaver. Harvest Sale $3.50
SILK POPLIN-Yard wide Silk
Poplins in twenty good light and
dark shades; regular $1.19 value.
Harvest Sale SSc