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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
GERMANS CAUSE
RIOTS IN PosEN
Huns Angered by Reception
Given PaderewSki,
BY The Associated Press.

WARSAW, Monday, Dec N--Gef.
man soldiers are blamed by Polish
leaders for the fatal rio,ing a, poscn
la" Thursday. in a s,a,eruen, given
on, tolsght setting forth the Polish
version Of the trouble there
II j, said that at O'Clock Thursday
afternoon GermaL soldiers recruited
IN poscn. angsred at the reception
gwen lgnaee Psdefewski By the Poles
formed a countcf.parade, shouting
"PoSen is Geaman town" They
began. it IS ,harged, to tear down al.
lied flags and TO sing Die Wachr am
Rhein' and deutschland uber allies ="
The Poles resented this and the
street fighting cn,ued Herr Dor
iln,i. a Polish member Of the German
relchStag. addressed the Poles IN clty
hail square and induced many OF
them 10 go - thclr homes A shor,
time later. ], is stated. German sol
diers. headed by an officer, APPEARED
with machine guns md fired into the
crowds remaining IN the square For
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

from the John Ei,hler Brewing COM
plny, which Owned the truck.
The decision Sustained the argu.
mcnt ol the oomp'uys counsel that
since the chid never lad attended
school and his father never spent q
cent on medical men for him" the
verdict was excessive.
The father. who Z, shoemaker
originally sued Tor 5000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
BOYS LIFE PRICE TOO
HIGH, JURORS DECIDE

NEW YORK Ian i.-CSpecial)-
Ruling that Jury award OF $3.50
was excessive for the lie oi 6-ycar.
old boy killed several months ago by
a motor truck. the appellate division
OF fine supreme court today ordered
a new trial unless the lads faith
agreed 10 accept payment of g 800
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
St. Louis Police
Captain Is Fired
Following Probe

81 LOUIS. Dec. ll-Chafgcd
with failure T. suppress vice, John y.
Pllkel, suspended police captain. was
discharged from the police depart
ment tonight b. the board of police
commissioners after a two-day trial
William Young. former police chief
and William Hess. former police cap
tain, who we're suspended with pickel.
October u, last. will he tried before
the commissioner, Thursday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
SpACr RESERVED
BY UTILITY MEN
Half lcc-HUCkinS Parlor
Floor 10 House Meeting,

The entire north cud oi the parlor
floor oi the lee lIuckin, hotel ha,
been reserved for the Oklahoma Uul-
l'leS as,ocid'lYn convention February
II IS and H. The space viii be
utilized ior exhibition purposes and
committee rooms
Professor + u. 1appln, acting III.
rector al the department of electrical
engineering ~ the University N OK
lahnmi. viii be 100 charge Of the reg
r'niiYn and Credentials lie will be
assisted hy Miss Katherine Pierce and
Mr Kathryn klluglc,mr'h
" Dibbcu,. woe prcsidrn, and
manager Ut the Gu'hrc Gas Light
Fuel and Improvement company. viii
act as chairman oi ,hc session on
February ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

,ldc oi the present ,ile Moving viii
begin tomorrow When the depart
meni, are arranged the women'5 II
vision oi hc federal service form "
located N ihe Campbell building on
Broadway will Occupy the room, At
= West Grand avenue and the meas
division will De- moved 80 . w 4
Grand avenue. while the admlnNtfa-
tive offices viii occupy the rear Of
both lnllilnnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
COUGHING SPELLS
BREAK YOUR REST
Put n stop TO them with old
reliable DIR. Kings New
Discovery

That raw hoarsc throat must be-
'oothed That phlcpm loaded chr,
must be loosenef That cough must
be checked SO you can sleep
Dr.. Kings New Discovery has been
relieving colds, and coughs for half
century without the least disagreelblc
ai'ef.eiicrtS
Your druggist has !, because il Is
well.known and IN big demand Oc.
81 ~ (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

plenty who are violating the law
worse than ! am"
III ! were looking for bmglars."
responded the cop Your proposition
might interest me But ! don't need
any help IN ketchn' motorists
Louisville Courier. Journal
American cNual,ies in the war
lately iotaled 7J.526. including 1904
killed in action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
WILL MOVE OFFICES

The offices oi the federal state
employment service At 1 West Grand
avenue vii enlarged by the addi.
Ton ul lhc llfnrf room. On The Mest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

ARTILLERY, but It !. not believed they
Will auDcccd m ,culug the government
II Brig Cen Joseph Pllsud,h, the
Polish dictator. remains ilrm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Try this for COnstipatiOn

Keep the bowels on schedule tim~
with br Kings New Life Flll,. tho
system freed from poisonous wastes.
the complexion clear, the stomach
sweet. the tongue urcoa'eh. tho breath
untainted. Mid yet positive In action.
25c. (Adv.D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01

iy-scycn person, were killed, the
statement says.
The trout lc la, delayed the depart.
IRE ol pcderewskl for Warsaw.
Renewed activity by kulhenllu and
bolsheylst forces al Lembefg Is re-
ported IN an Official statement issued
by the Polish .fny headquarters
here.
Hard Fighting Reported.
They are said TO bc attacking ylgor-
ou,ly south Of that cliy having heavy
German artillery The Poles are said
~ have been lpfccd to fall back j
!, said that the forces commanded
BY Pcrlufa, the Ukramlan peasant
leader are joining IN the attack,
II i, possible that II more troop,
are sent to Lemburg the expedition
against Wilma. reported ~ bolshcyi'l
hands. viii be embarrassed. There
are no, men enough for both opera.
lions. The Polish chlei OF staff ha,
beer unable 10 maintain ConinuniCd-
'i,n with the allies because ol the use
the wireless telegraph by the Ger.
mans IIe i, also unable 90 u,c 'hc
telegraph and in addition ha, no code
Tor laying the situation bcloic 'hc
allied commanders
Troops Want Back Pay.
Former soldiers and prisoners
called on Premier Morliew'kl this
morning and informed him they were
unable To iigh, unlcs, they received
their back pay and their iamlllr, were
taken care ol The tense situation
quielcd down today ard little IS heard
OF the rcyolu'loniSis The trouble
however, may break oul again al any
moment The fevolu'ipnl,,' are well
rnuipped with rifles, motor car, and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-01
Easy Game :

why do you arrest me- h3wled
the alleged spccder "l can show you
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09
Fiume tOrnata tranquila s5i U77 dsa as''3;; Ss15

I'll mio comando - ha cOntinuatO
il generale-nOn ha fatto nulla che
fOsse contro i fiumani cOntro gil
Interest," dell Italia. ST accuse il CO.
mando francese di essere in stretti
intimi rapport col seri. Ma 10 CO.
mando anche lie truppe scribe che So
no nostre aIleate, non vero? E quin
di sOno naturali il nostro continue
contatto e la nostra attiVita comu-
ne, che pOtranno urtare la suscet-
tibilitia del fiumani, ma che sono in
dispensabili che panno diritto di
essere e di espIicarsi."
Osservo al generate che esercitare
il comando un cOnto immischiar-
81 nella politica fino a partecipare
al comizi, allie conference e allie riu-
nioni del croati, come hanno fatto
alcuni suoi ufficiali, un altro.
II generate scrolIa il capo come
dire che non ci crede che non
gil consta.
"Credo - mi dice - di essermi
comportato sempre come un neutra-
lie riguardo ALA questione del flu
mani. Sono stati miei atti che fu-
ronO male interpretati. Del resto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09
Fiume, luglio

Fiume, lugliO
ScivOno al "COrriere della Sera"
La giornata di ieri trascorsa
senza che 81 verificasse aIcun Incl
dente. L'eccitazione degIi animi &
ancOra viva, ma Iatteggiamento del
la pOpOlazione piG rassicurante
che nei giorni scorsi. Tutte le trup-
pc fuFono la sera messe in liberia
e le vie 81 affollarono di soldati e
marinai come di consueto. La citta
va COST riassumendo a POGO a POGO
Iaspetto normale. Dopo 10 scoppio
incontenibile di ribelIione che han
no avutO, fiumani non serbano al
Gun rancore, e, salVo il rispetto al
lorO sentimento patriottico, non de-
siderano che di vivere in cordial
rapport con tutti gil AIleati, ran
cesi compresi.
II generate Savy consternato con-
statare il suo vivo rincrescimento
in una Conversations che ha avuto
con lui.
"L'atto compute dal mio solda-
to - mi disse - deplorevole, YER
gognosO, insensatO. Ho fatto subito
un inchiesta, no scOperto il colpe-
vole no stabilize che 'pincidente E
effettivamente accaduto secondo i
particular che sono noti Ora il sol
dato in prigone in attesa della
puniziOne che 10 sciagurato 81 me-
rita Ma delratto compute da un
singolo credo non sia giusto fare
una grossa Questione ne attribuirne
la colpa a chi di tale alto non ha
alcuna responsabilita.'
II generate Savy ha quindi depIo-
ratio che la pOpolazione fumana sia
trascesa ad atti di vioIenza contro
suoi ufficiali soldati, riflutanto di
riconoscere che 10 state d'animo "dei
fiumani, esacerbati in realta dalla
palese ostilitia del francesi allie loro
aspiration itaIiane, possa giustifi-
carsi appunto con questa causa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

vol italiani - aggiunge sOrridendo
non peccate di eccessiva riser
vattazza dichiaro subito, ad ogni mo-
do, che comprendo la vostra posizio-
me che Sc 10 fossil italiano terrei
la stessa Yostea condoata.''
"Nelle relazioni con la popolazio-
ne - rispOnde - e naturale che la
nostra truppa non possa sottrarsi
all Pentusiasmo e ALA simpatia di
cittadini che sono nostri fratelli. Ma
nostri ufficiaIi soldati 81 man
tengono estranei allie manifestazio-
nj politiche =. !"
II generate rimane qualche instan-
te pensoso, poi mi dice con voce
franca:
"E' angoscioso che incident ST.
mill avvengano dopo che i nostri
due popoli hanno fraternizzato in
fronte al comune nemico insieme
al nostri eroi con la visione dello
stessO ideale. e giustO che TItalia
abba i suoi compensi, che raccoIga
frutti degni del suo sacrificio del
la sua vittoria; quando Fiume sa-
ra asegnato alI'Italia, 10 sar6 il
primo felicitarmi con vol di tutto
cuore."
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09
UN0 SGUARD0AL M0ND0

Parigi. Tutti i giOrnaH pub
blicano la lettera che il generate Diaz
ha mandate al generate Creepy CO.
mandante dele truppe francesi in /
talia in occasione del rimpatrio di
queste in Francia. Diaz dice fra
Paltro; III salute che Tesercito tia
lianO offre al valorosi compagni
francesi vuole essere nuOva efferma-
zione di sincera amicizia che espri-
me con certezza che lie due nazioni
sorelle sui campo di battaglia sa-
ranno ugualmente unite nellie opere
della pace.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09
ReQiO Vice COnSOIQIO d ItQHQ
404 Ross Street
Egregio Sig. Direttore:

Egregio Sig. Direttore:
LIE saro' grato sc vorra'
compiacersi pubblicare il Sc
guente elenco dele persone
ricercate dial Regio Vice Con
solaio in Pittsburg, Pa, (4O4
Ross St dele quail 81 chic
dono notizie a chiunque sia
in gradO di darne:
Arno' Giuseppe da S. Giorgio (Mes-
sina.)
Boring j. da S. Stino.
Cirillo Giuseppe.
Camoisano Domenico da Castiglione
Maritime (Catanzaro.)
CrescenzO francesca BacoI.
Dafino Francesca.
Francoloni FiIippo
Mantella Giuseppe di Andrea da
Anagini (Roma.)
Marda Marco.
Pirone Giorgi ofu Gennaro da Roc
cabascera (Avellino.)
Palazzo Vincenzo Giuseppe da Ro-
tondella (Potenza.)
Ponzera Santo da Cassano (Paler-
mo.)
Pallegrini Pietro di Angiolo da
Mariana (Firenze.)
Ruggiero Antonio da S. Salvatore
Talesino (Benevento.)
Rocco Giuseppe fu Domenico da
SIS. Cosmo Damiano (Caserta.)
Raspone Giambattista.
Scoccheri Mariana fu Andrea da
Tiriole (Cantanzaro.)
Volpato Giovanni di Lqui da Ma
son Vicentino (Vicenza.)
Virgilio Maria da Settingiano
(Catanzaro)
Con anticipate ringrazia-
menti e distinta considera-
zione.
II Reg: STANCATI.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

BUDAPEST - Budapest, capitale
dell Ungheria, e stata occupata dale
truppe rumene, Ie quail son venute
dalla parte del fume Tisza, mono
stante le proteste fatte daI tenente-
colonello RomaneIli, rappresentante
italiano degli Alleati a Vienna.
La citta presenta un aspetto
addirittura straziante, poich9 la fuga
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

PARIS - Re Nicola del Mon
tenegro ha rif1utata Tofferta del 60
verno serbo che voleva dare a lui
un assegno annuo di 100000 col
patio che doveva rinunziare al trono.
II vecchio monarca, che vive a
Parigi dal giorno in cui il suo regno
fu invaso dagli austriaci, ha dichia-
ratio che egli vuole la restituzione
del suo regno e niente altro.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

del communist Tha lasciata quasi
deserta. l negozi sono chiusi ed in
qualche aIbergo 81 trova pochissimo
da mangiare.
II nuovo Gabinetto tiene sedute
diurne enotturne allo scope di trovare
un mezzo qualsiasi per affrettare i
progettati lavori di ricOstruzione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

WASHINGTON = III Dipartimento
di State ha appreso che il Governo
del Giappone ha accettato servigi
di trecento ufficiali teresche, qua
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

Ii, munitf di falsi passaporti, tente-
ranno di passare attraverso gil Sta
ii Until, per raggiungere in nuova
sede. Essi sono specialmente uffi-
ciali d'artiglieria di marina.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

Mel recarvi a fare dele com
pre- nei varii magazinii di
Indiana che fanno uso del
Patricia per la reclama del
la loro merce, mostrate To-
ro il nostro giornale col re
lativo avviso e sarete trat-
tati con maggiore conside-
razione.
Facendo cost aiuterete 10
sviluppo del nostro giorna-
lie e nello stesso tempo ia
rete I'm bene a vol stesso.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09
ST VENDE

Una Grancassa-
Un Tamburo
Un Cembolo Cinese
A buon Mercato
Scrivere a Box 103
Indiana, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

PARIGI-Un dispaccio da Vienne
dice che truppe rumene sonO
entrate nei sobborghi di Budapest
mel pomeriggio di ieri.
I giornali bolscevichi, nella capi-
tale ungherese, sono stati soppresi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

di 80 acri a due miglia da Clymer
g dai lavori minerari. Casa di
mattoni, ed attire abitazioni Rivol-
gersi.
Geo. Dixon,
P. o. Box 3O3.
Clymer, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

BERLINO - Le'eX Imperatrice di
Germania, in una lettera al Vicario
della Chiesa di Cristo, in Wilhelm
shohe, dice:
I'll Kaiser trascina il fardello, ma
il Signore 10 guidera fuori della ne
IA valle.''
Dice, inoltre, che Pex Imperatore
sta bene, Sc 81 'eccettua un lieve raf-
freddore che Paffligge da raffredda-
ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
ROOSEVELT WILL FILED.
II Leaves Most TO i.e Widow, But With
Reyersions to His Children.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Nlneola, \ u, Jan. 1.-THE will Of
Theodore Roosevelt, fled, today divides
a trust fund Of $4,000 into equal shares
for each Of his children: bequeathes we'd
dlngs presents gwen at has marriage 20
his first wife to his daughter Alice, and
the rcsiiuc If his estate TO the executors
OF the ALL IN trust
The executors are directed ~ apply
the income of the estate 10 the use of
his widow, and the will authorizes Mrs.
Roosevelt 10 dispose of the principal Of
the trust 10 his children in such shares
and portions and either, absolutely or
upon any trust or limitation, respectively,
as she shall declare
In the event that Mrs. Roosevelt
fails TO make such testamentary dis
position OF the principal, it IS bequeathed
TO his children
The will directs that the executors shall
not be required to file an inventory OF the
estate. and authorizes them to sell and
partition any of his real and personal
property and allot the same 10 the several
legatees as provided By the will
Mis- Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt.
Jr, and George Enlen Roosevelt are
named as the executors. The will is dated
December Is, 1912.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
ENDS RIFLE MANUFACTURES.
Big Eddystone Plant VIII Finally Close
Tonight.

Philadelphia, Jan 1.-THE Eddy
stone Fife Plant of the Midvale Steel
and Ordnance Company today suspend
ed all work on the production OF rifles
About 500 employees are effected by this
action.
The plant has been taperIng off orders
for some time. When it started to, a
month ago, there were 5000 employees.
During the war it employed $4,000 men
and women.
Representatives of the Federal Employ
ment Bureau have been stationed at the
plant recently, and attempting to place
all discharged workers In other plants
where there is still a shortage of labor
Many of the workers at the Eddystone
plant were Women ii is expected that
a large number of these viii so back 10
domestic pursuits again
At the height of its activities the Eddy
stone Rife Plant producted abou. $500
rifles a day Under the terms of the
original agreement under which the plant
was operated by the Midyale Steel Com
pany. the plant will revert TO the Bald
win Locomotive Works, after the pro-
duction of rifles is suspended The build
ings of steel. concrete and glass, repre-
sent an outlay of many millions of dol
lars
The modern machinery installed in
the plant represents an investment
of about s5,00O,000 Samuel Vauclan
vice president of the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works, was recently made member
Of the Legion of Honor by France for
his efforts in building the Eddystone
plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
HOUSE PASSES BILL
Continued from pare I

the Mayor Of Philadelphia that unless
Philadelphia officials made better pro
vision for tho protection Of soldiers and
sailors while in that city the government
would be compelled TO take drastic action
The Dill appropristes S3 57l 0s0 for
the port Of Philadelphia.
The bill now goes 20 the Senate.
Every indication points 70 the earlv
passage by the Senate of the bill
All Senator'S seen today said they world
expedite the bill and would interpoee
no objection to the Delaware items. some
would carry the Delaware project still
further and amend the till 50 AZ 70 pro
vide for a survey Of two other rivers and
the extension Of the inland awaterTsy
system in the state
Regret was expressed By Senator alder
of New York that the Delaware delegation
did not ask for a little more. However.
said Senator Calder. they have made 3
substantial heeinningin inland water wav
extension in Delaware I am glad 70
have the privilege Of voting for the Della
ware and Chesapeake project and he
State can depend on men TOR anv assist
ance can IN future give It's worthy proIecf
Senators salisbury and Wolcott cacil
said they would do au possible TO hasten
the adoption Of the hill Representaiiye
Polk said be was delighted with the sue
cess Of the advocates of the measure in
the House.
Il predict it viii be a law IN twenty DAY
and work viii BEGIN on the project sIxrv
days later, SAID NT. Polk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
NO NEW BANK NOW.
Officer Of Delaware Trust Co., Denies
Middletown Rumar

Relative TO rumor that the Citizens
Bank of Mlddictown ontempiated erecting
new tank chouse on the site OF the
burned Opera House building there, VIII
liam G TAYLOR. vice-president Of the Della
warc Trust Co OF which the Citizens
Bank i i branch, said today that this IS
not contemplated Is the bank He
admitted that the suggestion had been
made. outside banking circles, that in
view ~ thc fact hat he hanks need more
nom than II has now, it might be ad-
vantagcuus a. make the change suggested.
We have no thought cd doing so.
though. he explained. we nGo need
more room Tor our bank and have been
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of using the
entire ground floor Of our building there
suited an architect IN .hls ehalf but
nave gone no further because Of
the high cost OF building
npcrattons The Indicstions are hat
II soon a building cost gets hack to nor
mai we vii remodel and enlarge our hank,
but that i all We have IN mind nov, and
that Is lndetnife
Rumor had II also that If the bank
built on the Opera House site it would
put up a large build ingthat would pro-
vide for q public hall, offices and stores.
While We haven't any thought Of build
ING at all Mr.. Taylor said, when asked
abou; this phase Of the rumor. IF any
thing should happen that We would do
so. we would put up only q clearinghouse,
but o. | have told you, the whole propo-
>ItIon Is unlikely
The Masonic Lodge at Niiddletown,
which had lts effects DESTROYED in the
iirv Al the Opera House, where it had
IT, quarters, il has been rumored might
take over tho Citizens Bank Building il
the bank people should 20 to the Opera
House site, but this rumor could not be
confirmed
Though : VI Rosenberg, the owner
of the burned building, could not be To-
Gated today, il is said 70 be his intention
10 rebuild in a modest way
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-11
GERMANS BLAMED BY TURKS
Suifan's Nephew Says Nation Was Lured
Into War BY Hun.

Geneva. Jan ll.-German intrigue
and the political Vaccinations Of the
Young Turk party put Turkey on the side
If the Central Powers in the war, accord
ing 10 Prince sabah Eddinc He is a
nephew Of the present Sultan and leader
Of the Turkish Liberal Opposition party,
and is here on his way % Constantinople
Turkey was forced into the war by
German intrigue and the mcndacious
politics Of the depostic Young Turks
against the interests and traditions of
our people, the Prince said
] was exiled from Turkey for many
years because | wished to establish
liberal, honest and Just government for
all of my countrymen, without distinc-
ton as to race or religion. | never have
ceased my endeavors TO realize this ideal
to be attained in harmony with the An
glo-Saxon nations.
When German troops neared Paris in
1914 | teiegraphed from Pari5 several
appeals to The Turkish government
and also to the late Sultan, asking that
Turkey Join IN the conflict on the side
of England and France
My friends desire to assume power
solely 70 realize the social moral and
spiritual elevation OF the Turkish people
through sound economic and educational
measures