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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
CdlCuI0s para la
luGva COSeCha de
azdCar dOminiCanO

La cosecha azucarera de 1918-19 EN-
la Republica dominicana, Sc resuns'
EN- ell siguiente informe del Departa.
mento de comercio de Washington.
Trece de los ounce molinos distri-
buidos en- el distrito consular de San
to Domingo que comprende toda la cos
"a sur de la repnbiica habian termi.
nado su molienda fines de Julio y Sc
sspera que los dos restantes termina-
ran sus operacionss pr6ximamente.
Durante La zafra de 1916-1e un gran
total de 1,166 761 sacos de 500 lfbras
cada uno, 16e,6s0 toneladas fueron
producidss, cofnparadas con 143, ,430 to-
neladas producidas dnrante el afio an
terror. Aunque cl total actual excede
en- 23,250 toneladas de la production
anterior, mtly pocos molinos molieron
10 que Sc esperaha y ell total producido
no alcanza al ,calculo .hecho princi
pio del afio. La cagsa de esta merma,
ae atribuye en- gran parte a la prema
tura estaci6n de Auvias, que obhg6 a
varias colonias suspender sus trabajos
con una considerable cartidad de ca
ma madura en- sus plantaciones.
A la estaci6n de llnyias psEsisten-
tes que prevaleci6 durante los meses
de mayo " JUNO de 1919 los meses mas
importantes de moliendas Sc atribuye
esta extraction tan POGO satisfactoria
Que en- alg,mcB casos solo alcanz6 e,
nueve por ciento.
Ell siguiente cuadro demuestra la
production de 191s-19 en- caaa molino
de este .distritc consnlGr comparadal
con la de afios anteriores v Ia produc
cion calcu,ada para la proxins zsfra:
DISTRITo DE MACoRIs
.CENTRALES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
Las pfOvincias del
Rhin Quierel Sepa-
rdrsG de AIenlania
(Por Gable Franc6s)

PARIS, abril 4--El peri6dico echo
de Paris afr1na, segi1n informes reel
bidos por el, procedentes de Magun-
cia, que la idea separatista ha vuelto
q echar raices nueyamente en- las pro-
vincias del Rhin,' que aspiran a cons
tituirse en- Republica, bajo la protec-
ci6n de Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05

Muy concurridos rssultaron los ac-
tos religiosos celebrados durante La
semana Santa en- el vecinO pobiado de
Catafo.
EN- La procession del santo Entiero
1amo La atenci6n una mujer campesina
Quien pidio. lievar la cruz cuestas, y
asI recOrriO las cailts mas impOrtantes
Dc cataho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
Los ExAMENEs PARA MEDIcos

Ell dia sis empezaran celebrarse los
examenes para medicos, practicantes,
optometras y parteras, los cuales ter
minaran el dia ounce; Sc han presen-
tado en- la ofcina de la Junta de Me-
dicos Examinadores, cinco solicitudes
para aspirantes al ejercicio de la me-
dicina, ocho para practicantes, par.
terra, tres optometras y 21 nurses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
Ell GoBIERNo CoNCEDE 4s Ho-
RAS PARA LA RENDICION
UNCONDITIONAL

BERLIN, abril 4-Son muy optimis
taS los resultados de las negociaciones
entire los caudilles sindicalistas los
representatives del Gobierno.. Estipase
que Ell grave conficto suscitado en- el
Ruhr Sc resolvera pacifcamente.
Ell gobisyno ha accedidQ q prorrogar.
por 48 horas Ell seversino "ultima-
tum" que dirigi6 a los obreros.
CoPENHAGUE. 5.-La huelga gene
raj ha sido decretada para ell dia 6.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
"BoLsHEvrKIs DETENIDos EN-
sa.s.s 4. LA CAPITAL FRANCEsA

PARIS, abril 4.-Mr. Giraud, geren
to del peri6dico de los "sOviets" y
tescrero de la ''Federaci6n de los Co.
munistss,' ha sidO reducidO a prisi6n
En- rsgistrcs efectuados en- las ca
sas de tres inportantes jefes cOmunis
tas, fueron encontrados numerosos do
cumentos comprometedores en- los cua
les hguran los nombrGs de ricos patro-
nos importantes personalidades po-
ntisss, saes ! "a .Renlhliea. sp~-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
LOS ITALIANoS VAN A COME
RENCIAR CON LOS BoLsHEvIKIs

ROMA, abril 4.--ofcialmente ha 81
do comunicada hoy La partida de doce
mienbros itahanos, con direction a Ru-
STA, para conferenciar alli con los jefes
de los "soviets''.
Todos los miembros de la delegation
italiana psrtenecen al partido sociais-
ia.
PARIS, 4-El concejo Supreme ha
recibido la solicitud de Armenia para
pertener a la "Sociedad de las Nacio-
nes' cilicia quedara bajo la protec-
cion do Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
IMPORTANTE

Para asuntos de inter@s, Sc
desea saber la direction de Mr..
Thomas A. Collins.
Sc supIica a la persona que
pueda suministrar este informe,
Sc diriia a ]. P. A., Apartado No.
357, San Juan.
A17vt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
Cincuenta miIhombres
Sc enCamiIlan al RuhT
(Por Cable frances)

MAGUNCIA, abrif --Alemania es-
ia efectuando formidables preparativos
para sitiar los iilsprrectos que Sc
han hecho fuertes en.1a cuenca meta1ur
gica del Ruiz = -
$4,000 soldados, con poderosas ma
Guinas de guerra, han salido hoy.
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Como fue descubierto.

Los rcferidos agentes p1blicos
estaban hacienda el recorrido de
costumbre pOr el harrio, Y al dar-
les olor alcohol, empezaron a es
cudrilar por todos los alredores
de aquel recinto, hasta que logfa-
ron dar con la casa donde Sc es-
taba fabricando aquel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05

LIsBoA, LA huelga continiia. FL
acbierno ha decidido transigir. conce
diendO amplias garantias al trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-05
cENTRALEs

En- los iltimOs tres amos, 1917 al 20,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
Penitentiary Blues Sung
As is Leave County Jail

To the strains ~ "tSfcw'll
70 Thee" sung by fellow Prison
'fs In tho ooun,y Jail. sixteen
prisoners. one woman. ten white
men and five negroes. marched out
~ the taii at $40 o'clock Thursday
morning on their way 20 the state
p,nitshtiary st McAles,.r.
We admit that Ne ell done
wrong. but
wha, for do We have 10 stay IN
JAN 40 long"
That was tho plant" Of Harry
Ada ms. negro forsvr. who "a
schedlled TO spend . year n, Mc.
Alrsier. The negroes. with the es-
ccITion OF coIlins Tlllry, who has
b'en sentenced for life. refused to
allow n. tragedy Of the occasion
10 dampen their spirits and. while
they were being hsndcuffed to-
gcihor In III. corridor Of the jail.
c,chAnsed songs and joke. with
those prisoners who were being
len behind
Anna Nnrann,. ~ yosrr old. the
only girl In the party. viii serve
sentence - ono year for grsnd
larceny. The Girl was one OF the
most cheerful members Of the party.
She promised the nsssron ~ the Nil
that she would be a good s,ri''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
FIRE MARSHAL
ACTS As RESULT
OF HOTEL DEATHS
Building Code WIN Be Draft
ed for Legislature Action,

Disastrous hotel tfires In Oklahoma
similar 20 the one at Hennosey. Mon.
day. vii be impossible Il the state
legislature enaets = state building code
which Is being framed by John Con-
molly. state fire marshal. and hi. as
sistAnts. The proposed code is 10 be
based on the laws enacted In Wis
eonsln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02

waved cheerful "Goodbys" 20 the
more fortunate prisoners and deputy
shsrifis. and marched off by the
,ido Of sheriff johnson. n; the head
o' the procession. She Was the only
one ~ the prisoners not handcuffed.
The men were handcufftd In pairs
With = long steel chain running be-
tween them
The party included. A T. WOOD
cock. Grand larceny, one year. Cur
tis Taylor. auto theft. five years:
william Davis srsnd larceny. one
year. J. =. Carey. grand larceny.
ono yvsr; i<o Auspech. grand
larceny. five years. Harry Frsd
Johnson. forgery. one year: l.. u.
KIRBY. grand larceny, one year; Joe
Hin. conJoin, robbery. five years.
revoked parole: II. y. Rose. forgery,
one year. Earl Deer, grand larceny.
siy months? Collins Tillry. negro
murder. life ut hard labor: Harry
Alien. forgery, one year; W. q.
Dedmsn. Gsnd Larceny; one year:
Harry Mitchell. horse stealing. one
year. Johnnic King. burglary. Two
years
The prisoners we're In the eus-
tody Of q. l.. johnson. sheriff.
lAither Bishop. county Jailer. and
two deputies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
SENATE ADOPTS.
RESERVATION ON
PEACE TREATY.
Reserves Right to Decide All
Internal Questions,
GORE VOTES ADOPTION
n Democrats With Hitch
cock Oppose Lodge Bill.

WAsniSJTO$. March Tho re-.
publican peace treaty reservation de-.
clafihE the rglt Of a., United states
to decide an domestic question, under
the lsssIs d nations. was readopied
by the senate today o. a vote Of my
So TO twenty-five. sitter repeated ef-
forts by tn democrat, 10 amend II hal
failed.
Fourteen democrats voted with the
solid republican m.mbe, ship for the
ressyation. On is original adoption
last November. the vote Was hf,y-nlnc
10 thlr,ystir. ~Ai eleven demOcra.
voting IN the affirmative
The democrats Who voted for siop-
ton today were
Gore for Adoption.
Ashurst. Arizona Chamberlain. Ore.
Kon. Gore. oklahoma. Henderson, ~.
'ads King. Utah Myers. Montsns
Sugsnt. Idaho Phelsn. California
fit,msn, Nrynds Reed Missouri
Shields. Tennessee; Smith. Georgia
Thomas. Colorado. Ttammell. Florida
The reservation was az follows
The United sisics reserves to itself
exclusively the right to decide what
questions are within ~ dom.st jur.s-
dcnon and declares that all domestic
and political questions relating wholly
or In part 10 ib internal affairs. IN.
Guiding immigra lion, abor. ooas,wise
traffic. Nriff. commerce. the suppress
sion Of traffic In wUn..n iu ,hildy,n n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
Hereford Breeders
Reorpanize Here

Tom II ieahy 6 Pawhuska was
elected president Of the Oklahoma
Hereford breeders association. st re-
orRa nixntion meeting held Monday eve
ming In the shirvin hotel W. n. Ruck
er. Norman, vas elected vice president.
!. =. Mcclure. Oklahoma city. sccr,-
isry. snd Guy Patton. kinU, treasurer.
A nee constitution and~ ss, Of by.
laws was adopted. and pisos made for
q membsrship drive. TO take In all Of
tho Hereford breeders In the state.
The efsicers elected win compope the
board Of directors.
Headquarters viii ~ maintained nt
Oklahoma City. A resolution vas
passsA sn1srsino Wait Hodges Of Enid
- Q Jsssmbps q the bsard cf dlrsctsss
- The eosthwest American Lvsstock
show. J. n. Reilly. ehawsss. who pre-
49, ~ ehairxoan until the election Of
sf,esrr Win 10 sssasei for the oryanl.
atS0s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
TWI0s-o0e BORN ON
FeD. q, OTHER IS
BORN MARCH ! HERE

By strange twist Of fate one Of
the bissest Joys Of a "omsns
lifs viii b denied . g,ri born
ut the New University hospltal
Sunday night.
she'll have n birthday ce'ehra-
alton every four years while her
twin brother celebrates the event
yearly.
sunday night, February -, At
II 30 O'Clock n blur-syed slrl
weighing seven pounds was born
10 Mrs. Cleo Blankfcrd OF Mia
mi. and Just an hour later,
March 1. q hoy weighing nine
pounds was born.
Il don't know what III do TO
keep the Girl In = good humor
when her brother IL celebrating
his birthday" Mn Blankford
said Tuesday.
The whole family" 10 doing
fine. according 20 doctors at
tending them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
MILK PRICE S
H|CH HERE, C|TI
SAYS
Federal Report Is Basis Of
Statement,
--as---a---=-n
TO SAFEGUARD SUPPLY
-- .E
Health Department Begi,s
Campaign Of inspection.

That fie price ot milk In oklsheq1q
City Is higher than In most 0eh1D
cities u the country vac the stes(S
ment Tuesday Of c. ". clifford. ~
chemist k
HssinE his statement on Q eosmpAp
tive list sent the city health 1eOnqoa
ment by The federal agricultural -
par,meni. clifford said frem sHe ~
eight cent. more a Quart b pah ~
by the consumer than In uaasy so1oe
citiss ~
Prom II 10 % cents . Quart = G.
prlde in Oklahoma Ctty. while Ge91D
cities pay; Portland. hs.. ~; )R
,imore. isc;. Detroit iec; Usss6 ~@ :
ids. i%c; Minneapolis. iSc: o. ~
i;c. Stsnaas city. from Is u ~:
Joseph. isc; Butte. Noet. iS.oes -
coin. from i3c 10 ISc; Ou>A1a. lleU
Concord. y. H.. iSc 10 l5e; 1yuno
y. J.. lee; Camden. OAio. ~, ugeo1k
y. T.. isc TO ise: New yssA
cleveland. iALc. Csivmbss, ~ - ~
Harrisburg. Pa, i.c 70 isc, ~ Hogeb
lad. ore. ia-jc. 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
LINES LOST
WhEA.sTEllER
SINKS, REPORT
Liner Bohemian Breaks Up
and Sinks OFF Halifax.

HALIFAX. n T.. March s.--ssv.n
lives are believed 10 have been lost
when tho crew Of The l>yiand liner
bohemian abandoned thelr ship A. nhe
wss breaking up on the Hambro ledsss
this morning. several others were In.
jursd.
The ahlp. which was bound from
Boston y Liverpool. ran aground in a
binding snowStorm while sadeA voring
10 put Into Haitian hsrbor early yes.
terday morning. Sixty. four passen.
E~rs were taken off In safety IN the
morning. but mast Of the i:s members
Of the crew remained on hoard all day.
Late lsst nlsht . strung swell devsi-
oped and the ship began 10 pound
heavily On the rocks. A. 4 o'clock this
morning u was decided 10 abandon her.
Thre~ Of the ships boats got away safe.
N but the remainder Of the men were
unable tn take 10 the bnats, according
10 the reports received here.
The tug Roebllng came ~ Close 10
the stranded ship as possible and N,
transfer Of those stlll on board vas at.
tempted by life lines. II 10 believed
that the lcss a hfs occurred during
this operation.
Soon after the esvw had lett the yes.
sci she brpse In tvo and sank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02

hees Than i.poe taspayrrs appeared
q ths county trsosuFss's office Monday
Tor tks pAymsnt q w fivss half ef the
1919 - vslorsm tassA rpsaIting In tho
esllses'sa q esa.iH.n Sss ths firs,
~ saspays,s ~ssss ssrmlas IA ,sns
49, egla6s ~ ule1sUs 4 u slsles
49, Isse.s 80 snsossss
W1Ah opeopo - ~ ~ q lsnA
ng1eea ~ e(>lt ~ I. 4 Z 40
49, son(y UtonQJes. onne1nee4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
BIG CROWDS 60
TO STOCK SHOW
Oklahoma-Bred Stock Fea-
lures; Plowman Wins,

TIE almost perfect weather Tuesday
morning resulted In q big Increase In
The crowds attending tho southwest
American livestock show. which opened
N tho stock yards Monday morning
Oklahoma bred stock continued to
feature the show. Tuesday mornlns
when Piowman. the t.year-old Aber-
deem Angus bull. exhibited by 1. Il
kershaw Of MuskoW~e. fifty times
champion. added another ribbon to his
string. lie won first in the aged bull
class. The Aberdeen Angus stock.
which Included animals from virtually
sn Of the noted herds In tho southwest.
was 10 be judged during Tuesday.
Awards for Tire exhibits Of the boys
Nx end oalf ciubs. wers scheduled TO
he made Tuesday afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02

DETROIT. March ?.--Allen T.. BAr-
her. president cf tho Maintenance Of
Way Employer oreanisat.on when
shown dispatches from Washingtoa
that thirtsea brstherhoods Mad AeesVt.
q the psssidents offer 10 appoint a.
adjustment tribunal IN The fNiirea4
wsstsrr wags eeaUevsesy. rettssatt@
tsdAy kis statement Of yestsrday that
his esuaniaatloa would decide The
strits issus for Itself regardless q
what sctisa the othss ralhcad brother.
heo1s mAy taks.
Our future course yin be deter
minel once fpf aii at meeting Of the
general rhairn,en and other eaecutlyes
cf osr brotherhood 10 ~ heh IN chi.
easo On March L." nM nastsf. IN
ths meaa,lms we viii walt end watch
developmeatk Our cause 10 jest end
w have been mlstrvatsd isnx enough -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
Ruse Cheats /.
Wsvvoka Party

WEWOkA, Okla, March -.--tspo.
ehi. ---Emdtne what appeared 10 be .
certain lyuching party. Sheriff Hrown
sf Chamber and hs prisoner Cap
Davis, q negro. sentenced 10 the sistt
Dsniisstiary for forty five years for an
ssssuA on Q school teacher OF Chandler
saturday are nDw headed Owsrds Nc
AIestsr aad excitement hae subsided.
sheriff Brown, coming here from
oha vince IN Q psstos car. with the In.
isusion Of catching . trails ~ midnight
for McAlsstsr. learne1 that . body Of
men was plAhning " tshs the negro
erpm the train. Hs ~ ~ AuscmobiSs
end lsft ths city bsfers train time.
Brswn told Il h,s fiioht from Chan.
6les With ths nsGro 70 this city. and Of
the Assault On tka white school teacher
which threatened } raee riot In Chan
Or and Shawnee Monday night.
Tho negro attempted 10 roS the
TEACHER Shls she WAS - her way from
o-hooi. shs had only . few cents In
cash end he became angry. lie st.
tacksd her aud was taterrupted when
On sStosvssbIis drove vn The negro
1led and vas captured by . moving PIE
ture company rshsafsing for . plsy.
sheriff Hsowa started from Chandler
70 sspulra With the negro Monday aft
srucon. after Davis had besn sentenced
" forty five yeAfs IN the psnitenuary
BY Judge Hal JohnaeA. A mob formed
END the sheriff turssd - Shawnee. lie
1eaSW<d . mob was isrmiae there and
lurNed u WeWohA.
A pasty n ~ ussa esunniscA II
hAwAse 70 caVtuD ths negro split.
~ ol the IssmoesD oslao y Wskowa
80 the others sgoDstInG asgrs taksA
lfSm The ~ hsse ~ ~ nssa She vsss
searching Tt tIoS4
shariN BPuvn sls1s1 el1 partles aWl,
ofsfvsd here Monday nloAt hts. Ne
oaid tbs nesro tahsn from ne m 81
oAawass has bsea safsly plsced IN the
ehaallsr jali.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
y. s. Steanloldp /.
Reported Aground

BOSTON. March She American
s,esmsAip Cedar spriasa, owned by the
CosstwIse TNnspsftatton company Of
Daston. was today rspostsd aground etf
NeWpor. H. J.. accsediaG 70 wireless
messaecs reeeived At the navy yard.
The v~sssl, sid To have grounded on
Rcec Island, was rsgsvtcd - ~ resting
easily and II Was sspscteA that she
could be fIoated q high Wsiev. The
American stsasses Hilton. which nm
short ct fuel sff NAatuckst OAash yes.
terdsy, vas repoetel By re1io pasaaag
Point Judith. u J.. N TOW e ths rev.
snSs cutter AcushRst. bospA 70 New
port. n. !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
TATE.0FF|CERS
FEAR PRISONER.
HAS BEEN HUNG.
MCAIeSter Officials Think
Sheriff Was Halted,
WeW0kA CROWD DOOGeD
Excitement In Chandler and
Shawnee Subsidies,

MALESTER, okla. March Of
fc.sls Mt the p.nitcnilsry here ct
pressed fears today that th& mob Al
skaNnec which was hunting "cnp
Davis. sasilsnt Of = white wosisn, had
beaded of IN. Officers IN charge Of MIN
and other negro prisoners and hsd
Bnchcd Davis ard possibly c,hsrs.
The officers and the negro we're es'
pscted 10 arrive here BY O'Clock this
morning. Nothing had been heard from
them up to noou.S Inquiries to many
points near here failed 10 locate them.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
NO TRACE OF NEGRO: MOB Is STILL OUT
Allies Plan Large Loan
To Germany, Is Report

O,v international News service
LONDON. Msrct 7--sir Anct-
land Gcddss. the new British am
bas-adof 10 tho United shtss. -.
,eal,d today that the allie, are
ssnetioning an International loan 20
Germany.
This loan viii he used ,or the
purpose of putting Germany on her
feet economically.
Gcrmsny's liability for payment
Of N. loan 10 TO take precedence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
Y. c. n. WILL D0TMeN
CITY MOTORISTS NOW

Ths hlsh cost u lslvla0 q ss(se car
NV satsss the rcsp q slhse ''NioA
cssssL"
OtisAs~A CITY ssss,lus s,usa.,as
Aavs aasssass1 . Aihs b ~ prsss &
nseeoss frv0 = cssn = y esses :
gonoa. ssssstivs MsA1oy. ose -.
Ieay sak ~ nos mlsea ~ pssee.
fhs csaSss~ ~ ssuiAo fneaslaa & =
esass . saisaa ~ sffleiah u ~ esss-
peay htlHsate1 ~ pgoeo vuuoo ~
eseseed V ths So.ssal masA ssaj ~.
- sspe1 ~ = ~ ulees q .epoou
g = sss1sasle1s ~ ~ - - -.
- ogessA - 80 IN ~. ~
oAeeg( eqoss = = seusD 3 OvV =
.S1s 2 : - - go y ~
Assg1lps = saneIAls = 1u1 ssuuv
s,..:.S ~ - {:
~ - = - ! .ls:s ! -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
C0SSACkS AMNIHILATEO
IN BATTLE By S0vIETS

LONDON. March 7.--Cenerai pcne.
kine's first kubsn corps ~ cossace'
has been completely annihiiated by IA.
soviet army In battle near Beliysslsnn
according TO News Agency dispatch
from Moscow today. Beliysslana lies
In tho Caucasus. eas, ~ tho Sea ~
AIov After the defeat of penekinc's
army ana the retreat sou,hwafd. the
Kuban cossacks were reported 10 Con
s'ltute the last hope of D~nekine,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
to
Be Searched
By Agents
CIoia to Be ScrutIniled {
Keep "LId' light

WNsiuHGr'S. HSrrs : --
rs5lH,a.vIil not scAv- nsp-
ton a. iHe hand. q federal dry
agents llr' 20 put tho '1ld' on
q ma" iK4'si mru Of the 10th
must undergo scar nS inquiry 20
establish their ristt 10 1xa vines
To- 's"-r mental pupo-es q
Fedora. prohibition director, ani
~ Other subofIlnates In a lsngthy
''.''r ~ .h-trJouun todsy ~crr di.
rrr'sI 90 cId,.ults carefully tho
teturrs ,.sd each month by deal.
or' and vine maS.rs Nho have
Skipped pt-,ls.rsred VIM 10 fshuia.
ministers p-ie - or other dIiy au-
thori1sd .hI-ah officials for ,acr. -.
mental uar.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
e0sT0H,aED S0x NAY
Be SOLD FOR. MILLION

RoiToN, March "a million .dollav
basehaii deal Whereby The Boston Red
FOX will b. ss'd by Harry Frasee, pres-
sn, owner. TO the firm Of Holland Droth-
er' o, Boston. 70 now pending. accord
ing 10 statements made today BY u u.
Holland.
, Tho latter, who formerly conducted a
chain Of wins stores. 10 now engaged
pa real exiaN and trading operations.
The deal 10 ssid 10 involve tho sa'e Of
fnwsy park. the j,ed Spx playing
field, ~ well ~ tho club itaelf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02
OKLAHOMA RATE
QUESTION IS ARGUED

WASHINGTON. March s-Tte inter.
state commerce commission today sx-'
tended the scope Of srrument In the
Memphis Southwestern frelTht rate In
ves,lga,ion set for March is TO include
whether tho Memphis Southeastern
scale OF class rates shan he applied 10.
cally In Oklshoms between Esnns and
okishoma and In Missouri ~ terri.
tory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02

cHANLsevoel. ~. w., March
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bsseo n sssssss sasv . Nv ass.
~ NM eesssaesa. s6jss~~se
wluhese stesMeesas = rsssRsbess NJ
vses = yss>ssesy w~sa ~ ssAsN.
seAssa vsssvesss We ~ y sss
~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-02

Preparations for safe.GuAp9loI e.
hons Ciiys milk supply tAio ODn9
were started Tuss6ay by ~
health department. vhee ~ Ier
were sent to fArmsgu ~ A0vu1
selling milk In the city - oGn0Al
nsiss which viii ~ sa1Ne1 \,
9eeA1gA 'seapeVgpn
subject tbansslvss -
stock 70 . thorUaUa ~
c. nlyRToA ~ -.
othAr &s1pteleFe w e.
clsi Aepotlse 70 assist n
The vesh u sssniN>nG 49,
has been sAfted nearly ~ 1[1>r
eSamined during peheuofY.
attention will b. 6tsea - cr1o
traits and IL IL dechrsA ~ ~ -
department that no csWs W1oA oso0
least signs of tubsrcutoeie w - :
lowed On farms for Hsiih DuspoDaA Z
cs.sessssieA oeaUA6
We ere taking ~ 0aooeoo
year Nth the milk situnt11A~ g, [
ciiffsrd. city chsMist. an1 y sGaRnn2
ths department. cf iaspsse1sa.
Tuesday.
''in most cases W sseses ~ -
srs 70 so-epssats wtsh - = unoe
the supply vsts sna u SpUCuo r
Who - win receive or ~ = t
poseible vay. nut II laaoaG6 Gaooot3
ssll snelsaa MN n tAs s1ay ~ ngo,1
With II they win b 14a0oponooA -
special reoulatisas po0DN1lng Z
eandlinG - Milk frsm w t1nDe = -
the farm 10 the tlala ne esaDoUBR1 4
the city rsceiveo II ere hola9 ~ ~
effect. II msst - bspt @ n 80
temperature all the tlme. eso11nS 7
vices must b instalBsl q ~ ~
anl II must - ceaVlsssjy ooSu6
covered while IN tnneis 70 IT, M. y
eves Aelsh ooo0AG I
No upk that has M lssea paeeeng11
wili 10 permtttsd 10 ~ ~ 10 ~ =
though ~ the psse h ~ bssu rsoGto
sons eases hays evs1s1 the M I
sp~ctius department.
Hand In hand with . camVaisn r.
has been going On uHess The d6oo1Ik
OF the state min inopeetlnG 1pnnG1
ment the campaign q the el1e = =
pec'sd to give Okhhssaa city IN =
history. M n
This yesr every pssssa W. - =
thing to DO With kenlllng ~ -
caring Tor Y whiIs h trAsslt y ~ -
sumner must havs Z esgeifIaa1D 49,
good pAysical coN11etoo. -