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New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
France Aroused
To Meet Great
Strike To-day
''Ceasc Work" Order Issued
to Go Into Effect All Over
Country at Midnight May
BE Signal for Rioting
Workers Threaten Fight
Danger Lies in Clashes Of
the Few Revolutionists
With Forces of Police
By Ralph Courtney
Special Gable to Tho Tribune

Copyright. 1890. New York Tribune Inc
PARIS, April 30.-All French work
ers viii lay down their tools at mid
night tonight. Judging from the as
rect of the situation a few hours be-
lore the cease work. sounds, there is
little real revolutionary spirit abroad.
II Is even possible that celebration of
May Day this year will pass without
the usual spilling of blood.
The police are planning TO do their
utmost to prevent great agglomerations
of people such as would be likely to
lead to clashes with the forces of law
and order The workers boast today
that they will be lighting May Day."
but it remains to be seen whether they
will carry out their threat.
People Buy Bread Supplies
Tonight Paris has normal appear
ance except that walls everywhere are
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
10000 Chicago Tenants
On Refuse-to-NOue Strike
Storage Houses Filled to ca.
pacity With Household Goods
and Van Men Are Orer,COrked

Special DIspatch TO The Irl5unc
CHICAGO, April 30.--Fully 10000
tenants are on a rent strike and refus-
ing to vacate their apartments for the
incoming families. Van firms, big and
little, are booked solid with all the
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
Berlin Workers TO Stop
All Actiuities To-day
Streefcors and Suburban Train
Seruice to Suspend and Al
Schools VIII Remain Closed

BERLIN, April 3o.-May Day will be
extensively celebrated by the workers
of Berlin. Street cars and electric and
suburban train services will be sus-
pended, Newspapers will appear only
early in the day and no other editions
Will be printed until Monday All
schools will be closed.
Strike in Buenos Ayres
BUENOS AYRES, April 80. - All
trades affiliated with the Regional
Workers Federation will take part in
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01
Strikers Tie Up Tok;o Cars

TOXIC, April 26.-Tokio's tramcar
system is tied up by strike which be-
gan yesterday morning. Better work
ing conditions and an eight-hour day
are demanded by the men. The city is
qulet, but extra gendarmes are being
held in readiness
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01

parts of Indianapolis to-day. Depart
ment of Justice officials, however, de-
clarcd they are prepared for any stll-
alton that might arise and would keep
a careful outlook for May Day upris-
ingS.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-01

course Of which two strikers were
wounded and more arrests we're made,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20

The Ossh1ma Natural Gas esW~
ptry iINs morning lost lts fight 10 keeD
rom paying refunds 10 domestic ~
users. ofd'f.I by the state corpotatteo
c1mmr on ~ December. 1917. snl ~
following January y
IN nu oIlnilu written by chief -,
i'.v oven. the supreme court upSQoA
'i. cofyIi ~ on commissions actiOo. 4,
The refunds will range from Z - ii
percent nr domestic gas bills u tAoo4
months rho order Was made afleet0
hsd b.sn shown upon hearing that ~
ga company had failed 10 0tve ~
rJsloa,e service demanded by the eeQee
mission, l
The court held that where . Ssoa1s
mum price for gas Ia sllowe1 ~ W
corporation body. contingent upea ~
-ompsnys mpp's sig adequate -.
sure. and where the pressure b iso9oe
quatc. II 10 not confisunttoa Of peeos
ert, 10 order discounts q the chefoqA
a refund ordsr issusA lsSe vsek ~
the corporation cvmmissieN. - ~ -
for. the corporasioa ossiasalss1sa yeoe
uary ~. ., which ti4p Ne osishsen9
Natural Gas rcmpsny VIA ssss ssels6
whether II VIII esmptiy 9th ~ -
der.
The amount tnvoived In the case ~
fore the supreme court today is IN -
Gel. OF $4,000 The appssl ha6 beq1
taken b. the Okiahopsa Natural ae1
not by the distributing company ~
the oklahoma t;ao and Electric OGnns
pshy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
HAM0N CHARGED.
WITH SENDING
" OATH.
McGraw Accuses Opponent
With Circulating FaIsehOOd
CIRCULAR BRANDED FAKE
6. 0. P Committeeman Says
Tons Of Pamphlets Bought

lake T. HAmon IL personally r~spon
s,ble for tho religious tight being mad
IN J, J. McGrnW. sccordins 20 charge.
mad. al the republican national c,tn
rattesmsns headquarters thi. morn.
ins
Anu.Csthonc literature by tbs ton f..
tsinx shipped into district after dI..
tflcl ~ the different conventions rpord
into slGht the NcGraw manager. de
tiArsd.
vslsWIestlss Charged.
One Of the chief msthods of attack
used ~ the Hamor forces, II was an.
nounc-i. is to circuists . reprint from
the ronsres.'onsi Record OF n false
knights ~ Columbus oath. Tn. oath
vas put into tho Record 10 show g.
faisiiy. whsN used In Q former p0l,.
cal campaign. the complete page " the
record shows. hut the lismpn people
are using thn false ohth only. accord.
inE 10 NrGrus
Another - Ilamnn's propaganda
ssers J. j. McG'aw.' ami II quotes an
editorial purpor,uE 10 ~ from the
National Cathollc Register. IN which
CatWnl,n control In niliilcs I. De
manded." McGuw declared
Circular Investigated.
Copy Of this circular f'll into 'hs
hands Of IN. eiiiW NJ tho I.,pion
News. lie Investigated lists ~ news
r1p.rS ard magazines of n religious
nsfue and could hrd M such naper ~
'rhg National Catholic Register Then
llr aired 20 the paper with ~. rapns
nearest Nae n, the Denver chihollc
l,srister and rot IN, following AAswrr
" Editorial Is fase. There 10 no sach
Nap.r ~ National Catholic Register
wili give u 400 reward 70 anybody wha
sou Prove this editorial wss written by
sfv Catholic editor
Circulation Of the nbe oath AMI
M false sJiterisl are AIR -arnphp ~
M rturlss Jake illnun 10 circulating
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
Helms Says He'll
Call Convention


Announcnr mat ne VIII muster Ms
Torres and eau . convention OF re-
ibe'i.sn' ~ 'Alnhoina NY ." soon AZ
ross'ol. N s''p1'i hiIn Tor rsrnnllr an
haihna' committeeman j. q hrlm'
"dsikhotse" oklahoma cl'y sf'orne'
'ooay 'ofmhHy nhhouneed enuN"oo NO
one of the hottest committeeman races
IN tho sfpte.
II have become candidate ior repnh'
l!esn national committeeman ne said
ecsuse ha'levs hat u. repnn''csn.
Of Oklahoma want less t2ei'ns ana
f,ehting at the expense NJ thc parry
thSt VII soon replace me unsatiHsc'
tow and eviravasaht Democratic a.
ntnistrat'on.
n am sorry indeed that me nlness
NJ his son has calIed NJ. Hamon Away
frSm his dntiss." Clause baher. NC
urSv eampAHn msnssW, ~ .o",y
ccustsseiatms are ssmpent IN oo,h
cssspe % q we y ~so'ns =" Wv
cascusss hsoA ysetssdaS IN Souf coun'
flsO IN the Seventh district.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
Buster Cheeuer
Named Jack Love
By Times Reader
Former State Official Chris
tened Busters" Mother,


Jack Love" II the name chosen for
Huster' Cheever. the first child of the
hrst child horn In oklahoma city
because the father and mother Mr.
and Mrs. l.. l. Cheeycr. 33i West
Washington. never decided nucn =
name, the hoy, who Il yeats oil and
their only child, has been clici nr
ter"
Finally Mrs Cle.vsf. Who was
formerly Okiahoma Rciie Cunningham.
Okiahons Guys firsthoin, ana her hus-
hand. arranged thsi the hoy be named
by the people Of Oklahoma City through
the Timer
Names that would susTes, the boy.
unique position In Oklahoma CITY rsdi-
tion were asked, contributioas were
submitted to Tho parents. who chose
Jack Love"
missioner. christsped Mp Cheeyer
"okiahoms Belle" when she vast two
days old, little more than = nSn,h after
the opening OF ohlahcms to Attlemen,
Roth parents knew Mr. Love pers,nslly.
thought much ot him ~ a man. and
said no name could he more appropri-
ate Jack Love died In Mineral wells
Texse, in June. 1918. and his body vas
brought TO Oklshoma city where II laid
In state st the capitol before burial
The ballot bearing the name Jack
Love was submitted BY r. n Hlsrde.
man. :.?, West sixteenth street Tho
clipping has been given to the hoy as
q remembrance of h,s on, -of-the .ordi-
nary naming.
After t~lng csiled lack" all yester'
day the boy ssId Ny name 10 Busier
ana wish you would call ne that"
Hls parsats bsitsvs. however. that
he Oiil faVcs tho naNse soon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
GAS ENGINEER IS
EXPECTED TODAY

W T. pykelna gas engineer and chic.
o' me experimental station Of the Du.
t'e1 ot mines at Bartlessille. has wired
mo Chamber OF Commerce hc will DC
here today 10 hold conference con.
cernlnR the statewide gas survey. 10y
koma.. was referred 20 the chamt.r 0y
Tho Washington office Of IN. bureau %!
mines as a federal expert 10 head a.,
Flsyey,
Andrew k.nsk7ds. Ollnhom, ,lu
p'ub,r o. the uord ip'om',d last
week 10 nIrr' 'hs sir,,S. 5ud VINO
Went 10 Washington 20 ,ticrd seerefAr,
LaH's conference on Ess conservation,
Nih not return here for frN days
Chamber officials ssii Z vas probahle
= meeting u the engineering committee
of the board Viii r. called fn,lowing the
conference With p,trma mis- afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
Governor Rules
That Wife Can't
Choose Home City
Husband Permitted 10 Earn
Living Where He PIeases,

When man. N. legal and consci,n.
houA hrnd of family. decides that hls
fortunes Will improve in another state.
II Is not within tho right, OF the wife
70 decide "gninsi TIE ni6te
Ail'r considerable discussion on this
point hsi been listened 10. Governor
Loh.r'son decided la favor Of IN, hus.
band this morning and refused 10 honor
reqnlsiilon fur H'ny g. lillo,,. Of
OAmuls..
The state ~ Colorado asked that
Elliott ho brought hsck iot prosecution
on IN" charge Of non. support. filed by
HE wife at Pueblo A y Bsafcy. PARTON
and parole officer. heard the .rase ssy.
eral days sgo and made W hi. mind.
but walled for the return Of Governor
Eoherlson 10 settle II finally.
Elliott ,oniended TO the sa,lssaei.an
of the governor that h. W.. making q
good living At okmSA.s and that his
rfC h'd refused n live 10 this state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20

rnftn Texas Ranger h'aylf
armed vIu r,srh the itpItri tern.
tory at. 'f,y 10 reinforce 'h' ''r'
pi rarg.f already there protecting
l'.rrstH ~ Trrss olsim under
irfsouJ command pi Adi 1'n ~ u.
cop.
I,nGIrr termination D. o." t'd r.i
,wirr . u b.ur.f ~-.,r. me
iao sia'rs ~, n. NJ II ~. H-r-
tory l1 ISSUE would be- f,r.rh0d A..
T,ias land and r'a'c force. sill .Ip.
port a"d de'erd Nth ARM. n meas.
sy. those holding land under TeIW
clHins
Besides The claim, Of TrsaH and
Oklahoma. the irrsl government haf
announced - determination 90 enter
the cor'rutef seeking 20 establish
'rs rights Of wichita Indians 20 The
oil muds
The oklr numa claimants contend the
ivd Hy''s course which originally
'''r''d N" boundary. hAf shifted
ru',h 4 IN the pet ccntury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
AUTO MEN TAKE OVER
COLISEUM FUND SHARE

March :. to 81 Will be "0sse,ins
Week in oklshoma city when the
fourth annual Automohll, show viii b.
held In the new Coliseum under tina
auspices of the oklshoms City Motor
Car Dealers ss.ocis tim. T,ates for
the show were ,eIsct~d last night by
the directors.
The holding NJ an automobile sosso -.
dependent Of the tractor ussa meuno
that the latter also vSii stass . sspasass
show. Instead Of an AntcsMetivs shsw.
80 originally planned BY the cmMt1Asl
interests
Lack Of q building large enough 10
horse both exhibitions caused the mssw
cor men tn decide 10 hold . shs~ q
their ovn, A
O inss,auelr.as tbs. sutomobile man -
tractor fsaiess tosstAss pss1gs1 ths1o.
sslses 10 pay 3o.ssse ssvasa ~ ~
Of bxlDd1a0 me nee CalssunA h = -.
der stso1 that the mssw ~ - IN
sss"v~s shs ta'iss ssslnsspa thsn.
selves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
Rangers on Way
To Border Points

'pHT WORTH. Tes. Jan Zn %
IN'"u r'Sa- r1nsers commc nded b1
'lp'ain Franklin. stopr-d OF here iwo
hours today cnrUu,~ from south Texas
70 some point on Red aver
Though th.y refused 10 sAy where
the, we're going or why. u ws1 under
'tood they were bound fOr the dis
puted boundary land between TerAs
and Oklahoma IN tho Rcd river valley.
Al w,fc fully armed carrying e.rbines
and lnVo sunply Of cartridges.
CNp'nin .FrAhslls soId he had been
,rtrtr'ed 20 'ell no enc where he was
pkirg MS uen. However. they boarded
% Fort Worth 4 Denver train fsr
wichita fnlk al 10 A. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
SUPREME COURT uPH0lDS GAS REFU
Embargo Hits
Paper Supply

TIVE ukIuhUma tliN 'tmss BE-
omn'iug muf" than BOO inches
NJ fweiEr advertising toby iu
ufl'r iu make t'' iusfp fr.
iuetlon In the sire or tho paper
uscessafy on Hr,ount ~ the Canad
ian embafso On nrgs pnnt pspof
Unless CAnAds NE N" snhafgn
OIL paper. The Daily ukbhoman
and The Oklahoma rily Timos viii
face more serious situation thur
N" h,lGh'h Of the cnsis 81, V,,la
sHo
one 'hiri NJ the news mint used
In ~" United States & ~ CAuadl,r
Origin The embargo ctmrrd upDu
Tho fou Frsnc's. ontario. mIll
lasj Friday. hit The Oblahoms Pub
hshinx oompany's supply squhfclj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
ADMIRAL MAYO
UPHOLDs NAVY
AWARD POLICY.
Commandcr-in Chief Of At
Iaqtic Fleet TcStiiieS,
SUPPORTS DEPARTMENT
Sins Position FIatIy Con-
tradIc'cd iT Superior

WAHuNsTpN Ian 90 Hesr A..
mlral 'llruy 7 Niyu. .lrnAurer. In.
'hid ~ The tr.t'b states feet during
the ssr ',d The senate committee In
ttstistug naval awards today that
his letter 10 srcretry Daniel. m De
'ornh"f g. declaring thnt the Knlsht
board IA ru' give sufficient considers
tlrn to. service at sca. pss,iculsrly to
mo duties and responsibilities Of mem.
n,rr ~ the staff ., Tho comma nder in
hi'f o' the feet vas n0' ~ b. con.
.id'fsh IN any -"nsr one OF protest.
~, read the litter 81 ,ts request of
Chairman Hale
Admiral Ma,1 took q view disms'r'.
ctIly opposed 20 that expressed by
Rear Admiral srs Who tod The sui.
committee that thc knish. board. IN
granting awards gave too li'e" ron
sidera pu 20 the records az of rr ~ho
-.tS,d on shore A
Animal Mayo sId h'r letter Nss
written after practically ~ ~ Nv rec.
omiuo1dirun. had been changed o.
d..hprfm'd ~ the board or Scctctar,
p,ni'ls. = mode very few recon
nsndn'ion. for nwards" he sald.
mostly IN the cns"- ~ my personal
~ = fnt's commanders and com.
,uHulers operating Independently In
The rase " capt n Y Jackson. my
,hlcf ~ risN | took very eon.ervs-
l!tA-tia Aui f.e"'am.na@d navy
,fnsy In view ~ other comma nder.
p. -nnlueui.nE their chief aide, for dis.
i,nEu' h'd service medal, tho board in
creased nv recommendation 90 n 81.
',hgiished rredAl but Secretary Daniels
rsduccd I, back n . navy rross Cap.
tain jackson ~ss IN, only nrmber of
nv staff, believe, who fluaiy re
cclvsd my decoration ~ all
Tnstlbinr that Admiral Sims vss
"eupposed 10 he" uht.r his command
during ih- war. Admlrsi Nayo said tbs,
IN order N facillinte matters Nd
mirA Sims did ~, report 10 him. hut
directly 10 Tho nr,y department
Lack 81 Policy elsmed
T,ck ot wcr-defined policy FOR .,he
fwHrd ~ naval hon9rs may have had
hearing on the decoration situation
tdmlfal MaNn 'sid adding
' Path the hoard and the secretary
N'fF lUlE NNNiN lNfN flHN'N NM
pr:rnentiyeS In changing rccoflmo ndn,
tons FOR awards
iiu, don't you believe. ADMIRAL. that
Tho board and Oh. secretary should
have consulted you befor. changing
your recomma nda,lo asked Cha'r.
man Hale
NO I DO moi " replied the -dmlrsl
y do not believe II would hnv. been
practicable !, might have been de
sirabl- however"
Not Altogether Satisfied.
II d. not say I vas satisfied with
the result NJ the sctior ~ the board
and the secretary" added Admiral
Mayo. "hu' ! do say they had tho
rtght TO take such action NJ they
wished and to assume the responsi.
bili,y-
Chairman HALE ssid there was no
record that Commander +. W f'oo,e.
(contlnusd on psss 4 csiurna ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
STAbb|NC AFFRAY
MAY PROVE FATAL
TO NEGRO WOMAN
Visit 10 Office Of Former
Husband May Bring Death,

iessie White, rtgr, . mar fe Ivr
wife OF Dr. q. u. Wmtc nsgrr, vas
probably nislly stabbed today ~ t.aon
when Fannie Dunn. ncgto wom,n. is
aid TO ipve hrohen long Ani' u h.-
breast following y quarrel which Is
lrcGght 10 have occurred IN br Whites
sfice. II Solfh Kloin avenue. tolty et
noon.
The whife vom'n IL thon.hi to hav.
gone 10 whites office a. scr about ali.
mouy. rnd Whca shr Sr-Ned there
found ~. Dunn woman The Dunn
woman. VIA is ~ the county jaii,
chlm' the White worwn ru'hed o, her
With n sun and that snc nricd IN self
defense -. VI psnl.i. l.fl police
man. arrested The Damn vrmtn The
White woman was taken to .sbu.titTs
hospital and Is not expected ~ ,ly.
DE White MAS not present 90; the
Tine the woman was stabbed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
GRAIN EMBARGO TO
GULF PORTS LIFTED

ATLANTA Ga Jan % The embsr.
20 OH the movement Of grain TO ana
from sll gulf ports which has been IN
effective today. II WAS announced ny
'hs southern export committee at re-
gtonA railroad headquarters here.
The shipmen, Of Ersin through rulf
ports has decreased 10 such An extent,
II vas explained. as ,o no longer make
ne ossary export at ports
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
EMBARGO
q CUTS PAPER SUPelY

WAsITlSGToN. Jan. so.-Amsvtena
newspapers In tho middle ssst aosI
parently will he 70 percent shost ~
their supply OF paper. me stale ~
psttmen, announced today. ~ tks ~,
suit of embargo placed By the Canal1o0'
government on all shipwsnts a oou3
print paper to the United States 49,
the plant NJ the Port Francis cosnpan1.
an American. .contrs,isA concesn. ~
Western Ontario. 4l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
PEDESTRIAN IS MT
By AUTO AT CROSSING

\ man. Nhoss name VAS repSfted 10
The police AZ Arthur woikef, was In .
ltred In an automobile accident at
Fourth street and Dewey last nlrh,.
when On automobile said 10 have been
driven by J. A. Taylor. rnn against
him. Tie was crossing De~ey on Fourth
street when rsylors car. coming youth
on Ne~ey. struck him. according 10 the
police report.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
VlRGINlAN IS CHOSEN
WATER SUPERINT TENOENT

he nppo,s,ment at \ 'IplNav ~
Hichmouh. NlrTr.E. ne water super.
intondcnt Of Oklahoma riiy was an.
nounced today hy Joe Patterson. com
missioner of phlc property. and will
be PASSED on Ay the d,y commissioners
At 'helr regular meeting.
Commissioners SAID TODAY they sp.
prove OF the appointment, and expect no
dissenting vote.
Holvay, who IL graduate Of Oar,
mouth college and the Ma.sachusett =
school NJ technology. arrived IN Okla
homa City yesterday morning to- look
over the work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
PRISONER C0MFESSES
SlAYlMG FOUR PERSONS

CHICAGO. Jas n,--l.oais AisvsSic.
hesd ~ psoees = su~ssotisa with the
ndat hteono q . shSp-helDsv hsSs.
es~ssasso - nams = ma As(sats sHA
~ = wewte1 n WismsWt. Va. ~ tks
sAytr9 sf thsse pegoeRs. AeesNAin6 -
estsetives te1ay. Dslsite is-ai1evs1 ~
eetaeeSvo 70 have sah that when No
vveevNeo huA ~ 'asny ~ iesnA Jsa
sy.e.se,a y bls - xlth NJ wits.
ae1 ~ - ~ ~ 11Dsd the9 and
TN sea y aUa11ewos bssss ~ hillsd
~ enSaeGjA - esssia.
49, leu0N ~ sAee.AeeO.
- = ~ irssnsss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK;
ONE DEAD, 20 HURT

sAsr LIVERPOOL O.. Jan. 30
One man. . fsrsisaer. wss hilieA-Snd
tvsaty are rsposts1 iatufsA In the
wreck Of tks NseeaRens 1xpssW. New
Ycst 10 cA,sose, ~ the tsst wsyse
railroad II Nee wstsrfW6o thirty miles
nsstk n here telav. The eesd ,haas
b pinned usdes -ihe vfechase Of dss
coach.
Five esrs. t~o siespers. ,we dsy
csaeAss NJ b baegaes csr plowed' over
. tsa-NuUe smhaakmsns. spscediWs
rsms srr saiA 10 have caused the
WVet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
BAlmy CD

Tn. hslmy spring wes,hs, ~i,h which
this city has been blessed fsF the past
several dayv has come 10 an end. %.
rotding 10 the weather bSreau today.
A cold wave. with cloudy End unset
tied vesthsf tonight snA ws1~ss1ay.'
With prohahly ssia turning 70 ssev =
the prsdiction offered NJ the buseau
Maximum temperatures between ~ sad
- dsgrvea srs anticipated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
MiLlERAMD MINISTRY
TEMPORARY. PARIS VIEW

PARIS. Jan. 20 There seem. 20 bs
= general impressiou that the Millerand
cahlne, 10 a Temporary administration
pending what Edmond Du Mesnli Of the
Rappel, call, the great fcincare cant
net the Eehn. The organ Of Former
Premier Hrisnd. says.
We are assured the premier intends
10 make wsy for Raymond Poircsre
when the latter leaves tn, Elystrs PAL
ace. This would be = combination by
no means displeaslns. a. ". Millersnd
would rstain q poetfe,io."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
lTlNERANTs' NAMES !
COUNTED FOR CITY

A little fsyeaS. GirL ~
November ~. 1907. al Jennings. Ohla.4s 8
statehood day. and whose nans ~
Oklahoma Brooks. .wss the finA yes1et x
day of W. y. sosreils, saststant cswse{
supervtscr In The fifth district
SorreAs stopped 81 the hoek fsheD,
station 10 HsiS with the crowd. 60
deavorinG IN find ss0s one 49,
name had Dot bssa 1istsA IN the esuou
He found J. r. Beus&s. NJ wilo "
four Of their fouytssa cA,lAss~. ~ G
,ls sdditioasi asmss fes OAhAoa
CITY w
Nine city ssumss~tass have seuuoso
81 their work. accosAinG 10 ~
v'csa Warn, ctbsf eiesb. beavins M
three ret to fIniah.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
NAILR0AD LEGISLATION
] Oy MARCH I UNLIKELY

AHHINuToN. lee. =. e.--rasasss u
ruilrsa6 leais,atisa Nm 70 the rsturu
u( ths vstlroaos 70 psivuts esesre -
March I. - erasrs1 II lvsstds~s wsi.
-. te1ny sssnD ssaOpooao,e leeesss
u hs(h AoHsss ssl eooais ~ spun
flaAi passaus u @lcee ~ ess0 -
csnasiss N bssssS ~ uns MIN ~
csssaiaty. oeMs 9 = lar - 70 ~ n
y - tM0susleis tasA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
LEAGUE VOTING
CLAUSE BLOCKS
TREATY PARLEy
Suspension Of Senate Con-
ferenCes Is Threatened.
nv NJ As.oc,alr-. rr.aI

WASHINGTON. Jan "-stna'c lrad
'fs participating a tbr partisan con
'rrcu''s f1t oonltpm.se reservation. TO
th' peace treaty reported TODAY tua'
iht} were close 20 suspension OF Tue
conferences br,ausc ~ dissgreem.ni o.
lar ioreign relations eommi'fes r,sef-
'H'Icn regarding quality of vo'ing IN Toe
league Of nrtiona
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
SERBIA ACTS TO PUT
DOWN ALBANIAN REVOLT

ROME. Jan fo.-rhs Aibsnians have
r.vo'fed against Serbian occupation Of
the country. tho Romano Popcso ststed
today. Serbia is reported 10 b nasrins
hea'y forcs Of troops At strategic
pointa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
CAS- COMPANY ! !
WILL APPEAL !
CASE AGA|h
Oklahoma Natural TO Garry,
Suit TO u, S. Court. &
8 TO rs PERCENT REBATE
--Haa-a-
State Court Decision Affect,
Years 1917 and 1918, Z
BULLETIN.

Appeal from the dscisiea u
III. stat. supreme court win -
hk,n to the supreme esust q
the United States, The hrn q
Am.s, Chambers. Love u RieA.l
sfdson announced after ths &C.
lion OF the state court vss eeD-
munitsted TO them 4 fe6sga0
question, that Of takiag DseDsfty
without due process Of hv, v
involved. IL the eoatsatioa.