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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Cooperative Stores =,
Part of Program of
N. P. and Laborites

CHICAGO. April 1.-The recently
formed alliance between the NCV-
Partisan league and the Chicago la
Dor party will make itself apparent IN
Chicago soon by the appearance OF
CO. operative stores, 1t was announced
today by Morton l.. Johnson. secre-
tary of the labor party
Mr.. Johnson said that there would
be one store in each OF the city's thlr-
y-five wards. and that farm products
would be brough, TO them direct IRON
North Dakota, where the non-psr,i.
san league is in political control and
ha, put many OF its theories into
practice.
The announcement said that the
stores would also serve as labor TN
ION headquarters from which strikes
would be directed as necessary.
During the half century OF rs exist
encc the national American woman
.ufiyaoe associatlon has had but four
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
1868 MILES FOR
ROAD TEST CAR
No Trouble Experienced in
Run, Say Officials,

Everything was running smoothly
this morning with the Overland ~,
touring car, undergoing a 7-day and
7nlgh, continuous road test IN and
around this city
AZ II o'clock thI, morning the car
had gone l.GbS miIe, in the u hours
Of it, run. which give, il an average
running time Of roo mile, an hour.
Eighiy.slx gallons OF gasoline haze
been burned 10 date IN the trip, civ
ing It an average run OF l9J mile,
70 the gallon
The four drivers are +. J.. Mathew
son, sales agent, {. A. smith. Robert
Feu and Virgil IIen,haw They
work N iour.hour shifts 4 me-
cbanir accompanies each driver.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01

Another thing we have noticed IS
that when man braces you Tor $50
he expects to get about $lS.-Luke
Neluke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
New York Soldiers Cheer
Keds" Plea for More Work

II know every soldier and sailor
here is willing TO have this become a
soldiers, sailors and wofhmen's cOun
cil, aren't we boys" the speaker cried.
The cheers followed
At another poln, hr exclaimed
"l want to sound this warning 20
those persons who are appfDpra'lng
money at Albany, to investigate the
bolsheyiki. find more bol'hewk
among soldiers returning from France
than | do on the east side b"
Mariner bitterly attacked persons
who are eating poodle dinners and
monkey suppers," while soldiers who
riskcd their lives 10 win the war are
living on coffee and doughnuis"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Atlantic Fleet Is
Booked Far Ahead

WASHINGTON, April Upon
completion OF its annual winter man
euvers / Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the
Atlanu fleet Of dreadnaughs, de
stroyers and auxiliaries will sail Sat
urday for New York and will remain
in the North river from April IS 20
~. 20 give the crews shore leave.
Leaving New York May / the fleet
will proceed to Hampton Roads for
gunncry and other exercises, which
will hold it there and a, Yorktown un-
III late in June. when il will dspersc
to reach designated ports by June u.
The ba,,leship force will go to New
York and remain in the north river
over July 4. 1t then will JOIN the
entire fleet, which will assemble al
Newport. X. |.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01

nounccd 10 meet with Mrs. G. T..
lllockie, ll2j West Twenly.six,ll
street On Friday, Mrs Finlay will
again entertain with bridge lunch
con IN her home complimentlng Mrs.
Milne.
The Harmony club will meet to-
morrow with Mrs Fred {. Aaron,
$40 West Seventh street instead OF
with Mrs Frank Whea,ley as first
announced.
" "
Mrs Charlie, Buford Wales 80
East Fourteenth street will entertain
the Is. V. e.. club tomorrow
N v n
The Lady Maccabees will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock IN
the Wes,iall hall to transact import
ant business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Aviator Is Accused
Of Robbing Woman

FORT WORTH, Texas, April l.
Officers will leave here thu, afternoon
ior De,foi, with Homer Il. Dice, an
army aviator, accused OF robbing a
woman IN Detroit oi jewelry, valued
a, 5000 and S. in cash. IIc ha,
been stationed At one oi ,hc local
fields The aviator was arrested yes.
tcrday ~ the federal building here
lie says the jewelry and cash were
given 70 him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01

Edwin ID. Williamson and children
Of Ada. who have visited here for a
fortnight will return home Friday
night.
Mrs. George Fredericton, Sll
West Thirteenth street will leave Fri
day for Champagne. H., where she
will spend a fortnight with her son
John. who is attending the University
OF illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barlow of Neo-
sho. Mo, arrived Sunday evening to
be the guests Of their cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Brissey. 9j5 North
Shar,el avenue. until the last OF the
week Today they will go with Mr..
and Mrs. Bri-ey TO Edmond 10 visit
the la,tcrs mother, Mrs. X. G. Tfot.
ter.
Mrs. Tyler 7. Wales will be hostess
today 10 The Oklahoma Bridge club
III her home at 41j Wcs, Park place.
4 The meeting OF the pi Beta Phi
alumnae will be held tomorrow with
Mrs. J. {. Leonard at her new ad-
dress, 1913 West Eighteenth street
Mrs. Robert J. Milne Of Atehison,
Kan, arrived yesterday to spend the
week with Mrs. Grace L. Finlay OF
1914 West Park Place. On Thurs
day Mrs. Finlay will entertain with a
| o'clock luncheon at the Savoy cafe
in honor Of her guest, those enter.
tanned being the member, OF the A. c
o. club. which wa, previously an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Officers Assigned
to Inspect Cadets

WASHINGTON, April l--Assisn'
men, of general staff officer, 10 make
the annual inspection Of military de-
parinents OF educational institutions
at which regular armv officers are on
duty. were announced today by the
war department
Col. Francis w Honeyeuit was de-
tailed TO cover the institutions in Ar.
kansas Texas and Oklahoma; Col
{. + Cox to Tennessee. Kentucky
and Wes, Virginia; Col. George Z.
Mitchell to Florida, Louisiana, Mis'
,i,,ppl, Alabama and Georgia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Government JOBS
FOR WOUNDED MEN

WASHINGTON, March Jl--Com-
mander, Of the general hospitals Of the
army have been instructed by Surgeon
General Ireland on request OF Presi-,
deut Morrison Of the civil service com
mission 10 extend every possible aid
to representatives. Of the commission
appointed to aid sick and wounded SOL
diers to obtain civil service positions
on their discharge.
Representatives OF the oNIl service
commission will be assigned TO the
three regular hospitals Of the army a,
Hot Springs, Ark, and other places.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
SPECIAL COURT TO
HEAR SALARY CASE

When the time come, for passing
upon the validity Of the increase IN
the salaries Of appellate cour, Judges
and other officials, the question will
have 10 be determined by a special
sppreme co,s, appointed Tor this pur-
pose.
Members OF the supreme court. who
are affected by the law. will be dis
qualified from sitting making u nee
e''ary for the governor to name spe.
clal Judges TO try the case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Samoa Will Remain
Under British Rule

TUT UILA, American Samoa,
March jl.-(By Cable British Sa-
moan chiefs withdrew today their pc
ttion requesting transfer 10 Ameri-
can rule They expressed dlsSaus.
faction only with condition, under
Colonel Logan. former British am
bassador Colonel Tate, his Succes.
,ot, concilia,ed them and gained their
confidence.
Native chiefs of western Samoa,
under British rule, were reported
carly in March as dissatisfied with
the British administrator. They wer.
Represented as fayoring a transfer OF
the islands Of Upolu and Navall TO
American jurisdiction. The agitation
lBllowed the influenza epidemic which
exac,ed a heavy toll OF live, in the
British section. bu, did not reach the
American territory, which was quar-
an,ined against II.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
SPANISH INDUSTRIAL
SITUATION IMPROVING

MADRID April l.--(Havas The
industrial situation in Spain appears
TO be improving, excep, in Alicante,
where a state OF siege has been pro-
claimed. The strike of mail carriers
in Madrid has ended and several fac
tories reopened yesterday in BARGE
Iona. Workmen also are returning in
other provinces.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01
Troopship Bring, i,.oo Men.

NEW YORK, April The steam
ship Kentuckian arrived here today
from ~ Nalaire, bringing casuals
from Arkansas and Texas and ,m
troop, Of the hlrd infantry, made up
mostly of Caliornians
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-01

New problems OF women workers
a, DEVELOPED by the war will be dis
cuWed at the sixth biennial conven-
ton Of the national women's trade
union league, TO be held in Philade'-
phia next Iune
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
Wssid Make Ostr.cI.m Complete,
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX is
DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS.
Author ans Psstssa su6ersS Nervous
Collapse IN War Relief n
Work.
fBy Associated Preas.l

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Oct. 3o.--Mrs.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. author and
noetess. died at .,er home. The Hun
Eslow." in Branford. today Mrs.
Wlieox had been III for some months,
having had nervous collapse while en-.
gagged In war relief work In England,
Her death was not unexpected by
those who shared the seciusion Of her
home. Tho exact nature OF her final
Illness Ia not stated,
Mrs, Wilcox had been constantly un.
der medical care for months.
During ,ler illness overSeas mes-
sages 10 friends despaired OF her re-
cevery. She had regsined In a meas
ure her strength and In July was
Branfosd in fulnllment OF u dcsire TO
be in her own home, the place wherein
most OF her literary work had been
done, and whore, with Mr.. wilcox, sie
had entertained friends from over all
the world.
Mrs. Wilcox was In her sixty fourth
year and was native OF Johnstown
Center, Wis. She was married. to Mr..
Wilcox in 1885,. Her literary work em-
bracsd r. large number Of hooks, both
prose and poetry. and she was con-
triSutor to many publications,
Her surviving relatives are a brother
and q sister In the West. The body
will be taken to Springfield. Mass, tor
cremation, and service VIII be held
there. although the time has not yet
been determined,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
From Other Viewpoints
RebbtnE the Squirrels
BY DR.. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS

It was in the autumn of 1918, in italy, north
%ssa!ains. and contested sshlna " SssHs and and
s ssd MS
asssd a his s s,,
that he Was an ardent American and tina, hs
s sss IKE s hem y Mi I s
haTns S sHns s ssn
@ e .s hs (.
.sn se 9oss
AND IL d h a sosa Tsx sss GET
as hs Sna h n sss
set thu 20 ssf M The S
ssvs x4ss food s saa arc gsass s
rare dsiissey 1T The sI'ssenee # those nuts was
sss hf e. s Ss. Ss sP
p w'n n h a .es acsr SIX h, Of hs s
b. being away for hours Without savs NJ lie aas
ashsd 9,a him ma h1w +. go. those nu h,t
Own 's sack re as. Slus
ms Of ss .sa S ~ hs s ns .s I
hr ns o %a esS . soa
a. ssAsa a ssou III ss,sPs v
re- vs an. L !s r. - ss Ses q sSss
rH's sss s!sssss e ;s:* sssS1s
New York 10 pstYie., Men There he has
founded school TO train agltators. Carefully
PREPARED documents are placed IN their hands
Day by day ~ the classroom, these men and
women are drilled IN tho science OF hate and
n. b.s ann the ar q 1o.eassS ,saeassy 40
secure tho weapons for Trotziy's "Red" SOL
bomb. ,io or ,i60, has been the reward shsseof
traitor 10 his fellow, soldiers In Italy robbed
the eauirrels. who had not even Thought that
he TsG ,h.t and these seIsh ,ha and
home; the iae,osy tSst have been aiisa WITH
iaina and pine forests taiy spr.as amsnE
all the armies Of the allies, Little by little, It
has become an iliustration at the ,Ssnua Of
Bolshs y.rn T.. The whole theory Of NE TO the
4 .sS them ogs ne
hu, or tie streets Whsre Rs Hums f ri" i've
inc. that Is eatng int the soul Of tho aliens
conscience Ia being debanehed. slowly all the
sssss ,iS,Ss
Wien honor and trath. 80; III n xsnsMtSsn
nocicty falls INTO two ,eIasses. che havss' and
ouinumber the "hsvsg' The syndIeailat asgles
soishssisrn /" 20 ' world Sie.sry ''''s .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
.BATTLEsH|Ps OBSOLETE,
SAYS sir PERCY SCOTT
Asserts That Ono Costs 100000, 900
and Carries High Ex-
plosiyes.
AIRPLANEs MORE EFFECTIVE
British Admiral Declares Ono OF
Latter Can In Short Order Send
Millions of Dollars Worth of
Property Into Sea,
ley Universal servlcs.I

~ 3,E,poN. Oct; so;EHtsttlssh!ps aEs
sssy Ss.ss fs i gsr appsn" 81
sent;oi system to which the modsrn
lighting ships have owed most Of their
s"'sFsSSssssssssisss,p is dead" SAG "a:
pss ~s st q; III fY's ssys S ssps f
iSsss@v :ss!s s!sis is2s% q
is the navy OF tho tu,ars to bes "
Aircraft More Effective,
- "sattieships were dead before the
s .n s'sS s''s cost: - ssss ee sssS5
10000 pounds Of hIgh. esploslvss. WitE
Salasrsss e a 4. s@itS soR sSs
md aerial ternsdoss and 10 Aubmari In 8
eayns ;4ooSeSos ". .ausa sn, E.ns
sPisRes eai9SEns sA 1905 Pp6sSds s q
ssne ssa . II %'' VIII s sss1; s pss
sRnsers. AirnIsns piiots soon viii
BE- a. numerous as taxi drivers and
get the game pay,
Hstttrshir Alss u slew,
~ hattleship waddles along At TWEEN.
& mfSs ss,. sou sf .nd fsgnaI Tsdss
sEp:osixss Into the eaemy's ships and
!sssle WrisSinSn $4,000 ton as's cary H.,
100000 pounds az explosiyea, Ten air,
Planes o. three tons each could carry
When Z hattieship nsars the end OF
her coal and ammunitlen supply SHE
hours TO refuel her even II she uses
An airplane retprna at 100 miles an
hour and takes only three miputea to
load again"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
A Daily Once Over
Pass the kina.s.. AiesE

Were you ever a stranger In a big city, be-
nothing: Pr
And afterward you felt uncomfortable because
could do to pay what you considered deSt you
Did it OCCUR to you to pay it back in
Sind TO some ono else who might be In pro-
city?
There are few of those who bestow thought
yweary strangers with any expeeta.ion of ma
tertal reward for their assistance
grateful look and hearty u thank you
show all the appreciation necessary at the time,
real service which has been rendered TO you;
il you do not desire TO return in kind
IT would be delightful to you to know and
be able to do something distinctly suitable under
the circumstances and no opportunity presents
Then watch fer some kindly attention which
one In ns 20; vho erosses your path and torEet
posse salons-(CopyriEht. 191s.l w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
An Invalid In Action

L OK very sick man, one who has been
solen,nly told by his physicians that
absolute rest Is necessary to his recovery,
Woodrow Wilson Is showing more punch
and vitality than the country was led to
believe possible. Tha is particularly true
OF his ofieial acts OF the past few days
1t has been only week since he drafted and
dispatched powerful appeal to the indus
trial conference, called by him, begging it
not to dissolve until it had reached an agree
ment that would tend to meet the labor prob
lens now engulfng the country. That COM
munication was worthy Of the President in
his best days. as the whole country must
readily admit
This was followed a very short time thers-
after by prououncement on the subject OF
the threatened coal strike that bristled from
the first word to the last with genuine bell
ligerency and with all the old Wilson fire
rev OF his countrymen believed the Presi-
dent capable of trenchant an Indictment
OF the coal miners or of anybody else Blu.
this sngularly strong statement proceeded
from the invalid. and although it's actual
authorship may be questioned the fact re-
mains that 1t came officially from him, and
no man would dare make such statement
over Mr.. Wilson's signature without his full
consent and approval OF every fateful word
uttered.
on Top OF all that came the veto OF prohibi-
tton enforcement. message that he undoubt-
edly dictated and signed. He Is the oplv
man in the administration who had courage
enough TO do such thing. but he not only
mad the courage, but the physical ability to
do It..
For man who is supposed to be mentally
disabled and physically incapacitated for any
laHor at all; for man who liz supposed IN
nave suffered brain lesion and To ne
next door to an ever sadder fate, President
| Wilson is making a remarkable lot of his.
tory Just now. He is showing strength OF
mind that must ssem impossible to thoge who
we're convinced that his invalidism was con
| frmed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
The Crux of the Matter

Ihe Cr0I of the Matter.
To the Editor OF The Times. Dispatch:
ynish Of the eaee rreas FsS, On You re
tight down to the cruS OF the matter in this
paragraph;
lions than II has been to amendments. In the
average mind there Is feeling that the ma
TONS bes, Interests would be better safsguarded
the right Of Congress TO direct the movement
country 20 control its purely domestic affairs.
were settled at the time the treaty is ratified
rather than BECOME the matter OF possible
debate or decision by a league OF nations. But
such reservations this might he accented
without doing violence to the fundamentals OF
the treaty"
Plainly, the ner SO opposition to the peace
treaty and league OF nations covenant would
have been nil had there not been such violent
and pronounced protests against any expression
OF feeling In the average mind that the
TONS best interests would be better safe
guarded by just these reservations. To regard
any criticism of the adminis ratipn's altitude
in demanding the adoption OF the treaty and
covenant without the dottins Of an go the
crossing Of -, as either national or party
charged against the few real foes OF the in
keep alive the strife.
the facts. and candidly admit the truth that
without these reservations the treaty Is serI-
ously OBJECTIONABLE to the thinking masses OF
Americans, regardless Of marty,
Richmond. Va. October IS. 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
WORLD EXC0MMUN|CATEs
AREA UNDER REQ REGIME
Complete Isolation as to Every,
Relationship Planned Against
Rolshevist Russia,
SEEK NgUTRALs COOPERATION.
Allied and Associated Powers Point
0at Danger Of ANY Act Tending to
Accession Of Strength by Trotzky,s
Government,
tsv Associated Press. 1


PARIS. Oct 30.--The text of the note
sent by Msrshal Fohh to General
Npdent for transmission TO the Ger
man government inviting Germany to
participate In the blockade Of Rol.he-s
Visit Russia, IL similar TO that sent to
tho neutrai states With the exception
THE president of the. pesce can..
ference 70 Inform the neutral 'sosrm-
meats OF a decision taken by the
supreme savheil OF tho allied and as-
nrehsure. which is to be exerted On
Bo!shev!st Russia.
the German Coyernment is asked to
diclted. '"o'' W.
All Governments Me.ae.d.
shsyis,s toward al soyernments and
efssrs@s Ss . sSrolsSd
enn,titut. Grave danger 10" ,-,s ,.a-
see ~ ss,1e ea 81 tas ps SysSsy
woui b. contrary 10 sn desisss ' 81 ana sif
beapres who sa are seeking to re'estsblish
nj 1T Is in this spirll that the allied,
the aite
Indeed could only be effected thressS
sSevisi soyernmen, e Who d i; saf 9 Il
whioh liberty en-" %op pfs' Srins
them. would thereby achieve consIlsr,
Ere heFe @hieh h.y their s,ssIn;Ssl
over the Russian populations.
| Asks Neutral Nations Cs-opevatie..
Under these conditions the allied
s hs a sSsd;sS SSyssnMsnts r,saHsst
can. Ghilean. " Af sni co COT aehi
ard Venezuelan governments to be
good enough to make an Immediate
agreement with them In measures to
| prevent their nationals from eng0g-
| ms in any, commerce with Bolahavist
viii be Vigorously executed.
To refuse clearance papers to every
ship going TO Russian ports In tho
hands OF Bolshevists or nomipg from
To estsblish similar measures for
AL 'nerchandls destined to be ssnt into
bolHhevist Russia by any other route.
going TO EolshevIst Russia or comIrE
from u, except through understanding
with the allied and associated govern,
mepts.
we.id Make ostr.clsn. Csmp,ste,
1T is the disposition as far as pos.
eible TO request refusal by each gov.
| eminent To. It's own nationals OF factlI,
! ttea for correHrondence with boleha,
yist Russia by post. telegraph or wIrev
The note sent TO Germany contains
the following final paragraph:
The British and Frenoa warshtps
In the Cult Of Finland yhail continue
70 change the route Of ships. bound
for ports Of Bolsheviat Russia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
GENERAL STRIKE THREATENS

my A.spclatsd rreaal

FAIRS, Oct. so.--Heavy pressure IL
being brought 70 bear b. syndIealist
i ,a lsspsS.r eSS rs'SaE men sGass Sei
Ssmter tsSsISe,snay s;s ers sssaSs :. &c.
ss ss 4su e the esiis s' a.sn sy"assI
q 1920 fIsnss.. not, a. Citizen slrsiis
But With ths sol. 'a osje 81 tnIas
,dhis nie ~ the fallure to obtain
s,oe esmp.asa 81 .ha roads eS sMeS
At sY M. III We don't" said n.
SirollS, "the majority viii never &C.
sieaai and ~ 70 gets mInoslty TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Yer Payssts Especially

i sss: sss s e pYs! ssy ts!s
TO yss aa r tiSssf TO
mes sns Rasy & s sss S9s
e sI OF our children leads W. Into situa,
i fsns which would be ridiculous to one with no
s.s.ss 81 IL .Ss1ss
nfs'e r., has hs yoyns
siss.ss IssiYIsas fsd
Witch IF sss at vsS,y
sna Ss a ana ssa sSk 9Ss
p.cslsm IN The, The fsas IN an elder day there may
asnasay Toas ss"s ss
ssh Rss
to nearly sSsIS fern Of .sgIsa.on and enter
sss
shall PICK up fruitful u @ s SsH sf ss
truths esSe yoSSn nar ie an
not 4n sdScst: they sTss srovss saIo.i
value in !nstruotlns Seys and slr, ABOUT .asss
But beyond question the best ma,hod. M
doeter ard ths girl to good WOMAN doctor 1or
Parents should tax. to heart whs, tho Gov
stn S'rG hs a H:
cSas sex s0xs sfsu p %ss4H"s