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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
FOOD PRICES HERE ON
DECLINE-EGGS. BUTTER .
AND FLOUR LEAD FALL

s,oS,y. gradually. the iorces Of X.
c. l.. are being beaten down. nn In
ycst,gs tion Into the matter In this
city shuvs. while no marked de-
crease in the price Of any Of the prin.
cipai eAibses has been noticed. . shghi
drop within TIE last thirty days has
occurred IN the price Of numerous
ccmmodittss.
PVshaes The mast Ns&icsab,s 1eelIes
has bssM h the psics ef soFA vNScA.
ID ~ tine u The yeef 10 usoally
lse1loA \ meath age GoUo q Ne nsss
GoaM 0Ovo Ooollng elQ0o to - . eeDA
a Chrtatmas AR1 New Yeers shsy
vsss q hiSh % ~ . eaee. NOv tAeS
oraN selling scs nlW . caos anl pse.
Auaa Uen. pe(Deet . ~ Of hteWeso
n ana % . cQos within lhe ns1t forty.
tive days trssh ~cuhtry e9uD can
noW ~ hsa q wtces ~ iov - 70
cents Z stpsen on Saturday.
Crramsry butter bas drsPpee frem s
cenb 10 = esats pSss6 within I'M
Ss>sAss oss,ms.
nrshssase ~ hSsS aFs satAsssty
E; s,i. q: s;ss: = = Ss - - =
/ ~ Z V.sal 1ss1.i ~ - thaysy
eaeA ce4~soA seeln0s~ heolno
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14

the Hawaiian sugar. are ceiling IL Q,
tises hundred pounds. while New
York refineriea are selling the Cuban
product at rsss . hundred. some
Louisiana product, purchased when
the price ives high. 10 ssIll being sold
Tor 40 high - oifsS. Authorities hers
predict that sugar win not drop below
Is ~ - cents . pound 10 the retail
trsAs thrcuehost thb y6ar. Hovsvss.
the shortaos whicA prsvailsA here
sbsut one month ego kas Ssea svsr.
seWe saA virtually euffSeleas ou0e,Sss
sfs eStaise1 ~ su Vhsossalsss.
rssstess have shewp . Aesiins u -
cents . hundr(1 pssa1B lustao the last
two ~eehs White i1sAs csss,s are
nos sellins for 1 huaArsd snl Bur.
Nank Idaho ruAsets ere telling for
Ms . hundred r nseth ssc thee,
ectatoes were ssliins fcr sssa sad
wfS Mnarsd respectively Dss'efs
hev~ would ~ attempt to veeAset
what the pre- ~ - . woatk fvvm
asv. 6st 4 = ho1Isve1 4 I'M lselsno.
~ eAqNoD - eeooA eseeaA
rsur = toe!S0. - ees Dets ~
thrss vssAs. ussSsS Asss ~. Has
Sesss'ssse - ~ & esn9p ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
CAPITAL Tense
over SITUATION
Atmosphere Of Suppressed
Excitement Prevails,
~ Wlilism Pm iio simma,
f-'-rns'ionAl New. Services s,sv e.
tnAIHnAHtI

respond~ntp
WASHiNiTD<. FEB ~ Today iNs
cAfiialsAs On tip toe. hssting develop
ueuts in The $. nsa ',Onsl clash beta zen
President wilson ana secre,arl OF s's st.
Robert Lansing teslliins In he
btusqu. snd immediate resignation
from the cabinet. Rut thee. De- eiop.
ncnts are Jcw In forthcoming
Al the White House N. siIehre ~
the tonh Is observed on thix subject,
Rsrond rayin9 that no further rrsk
nations from TIE cabinet we're expected
and that the president. up to yesterday,
had not decided upon n successor ~
Secretary Lansing Sscr~.ary Joseph
T. Tumuity hsi little TO saygwhen he
met a roomfui 0f eager. questioning
ooegespondents from ali parts OF the
country.
Al the sts'~ dtrnrtneNi, Acting Sec
t.'Ar' NJ STATE, frank Polk met the
ueasparrrmsn hiN REUSED 10 comment
upon the eEchhngA~of correspondence
hstween sectctae I-'QsirG and Presi-
den, Wii.un
EvrrNwhere one encounters tlr same
atmosphere % suppressed excitement.
In political circles many profess 20 feel
no surprise over the action, having
hoen aware for months tina, tho preti-
den, and his ranking secretary were
not In the closest accord
Nevertheless even these seem IN
aers~ a certain acrimory In the letters
OF the president and Secretary lansing
unprecedented In the interohans. of
between msmtrrs of
the official family,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
GOVERNOR WILL
CALL SPECIAL
SESSION TODAY
February % Set as Date for
Convening Legislature.

me 'cng expected cali 'or special
Tss'nh ot 'hc seventh 'erisiatur. Of
Dh@h"mS WIS 10 have been issued by
rru''fh"t ROBERTSON saturday afternoon.
n" Fo',rn"r rnronne't his purpose OF
" ht me rs' IN ~" forenoon.
M"naay' ftbrurrv -. Wa given A.
,ht diy on WHOA the session Wi'' CON
''ht
inc eau VIII rot state what lexlsla-
non ~ 70 Nr submitted for considrrs-
,lon. me governor ~A.i Matters 10
~ submitted VII hc announced when
me .ess'on convenes
"hen asked what he would submit
We governor replied he has determined
on oniy ono matter IN addition 20 tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
CHAMBER ISSUES HURRY
CALL-MORE ROOMS FOR
TEACHERS ARE NEEDED

"The Chamber Of Commascs urges
the cooperation Of eitlssns In llssins
rooms that will bs available for rent :
ing 10 VISITING teachers daring the
convention ~ the Oklahoma Educa-
tionaI association. February VA" ("
said u. H. Mackiin. assistant n,anassr
Of the Chamber, Saturday.
More than f.eeo teseAers are sx.
pccted n the city during the coaven-
lspN na4 u y our sGgao6t deg1re that
% msny u heos % caa nAy ~ taken
care ~ n peivats kosaeo Aey0Ne vAe
70 can u cieMGss. Wsisss 81. a
:' J: =: es:sa ~. H. ';s:s:s ssse:s:.n q,
,,:s Y. 80, :, SN'sA y may y rsaeAsa"
saturday NssN she Chamber mad Nsi.
ID arc6Mvn,cda ttcNs for only fovty
rersoss,. A hlsahes rate Of " a night
for earh teacher accosnmoAatcd Ira
he~u set ~ Z. A. barnett. VI the ho
Ing c0msnItfes ~ The aDrtaltnn.
,14eGAeeo. = psoM lRestew>e,
lR)tlAtlvo pe()tto0o IT, . toAakes y
blu q plDene1 ~ MlIo q lncrA =
ptase p41Ge oeloo( e9D1A IN - q I
'sus = tg1RS q y QlaSs Wv I.
-Ae.ocp j. WneeA OoesSals l.
- - v ur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
TEACHERS PAYROLL
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

Emplcyment ~ 100 substitute teach
sYs IN oity schools during last mqsth
has helped 10 send tho monthly pay
roll 70 o7S,0
Approximately fifteen substitutes are
generally employed. but an epidemic
NJ illness nccessitsted more during
January. Five hundred snd fifteen
teachers are employed and variation
In the payroll runs from 5000 10 s5,co,
Warrants will te lssurd Tuesday.
The board OF education vii NEE,
Monday night 10 award contract for
lockers 10 he used In the three Junior
hish school buildings under cons,guc-
tion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
PR0F|TEERS IN
FAV0R0F Army
BILL, BARRETT
Head Of National Guard Is
Against Wadsworth Act
GOVERNOR IS OPPOSED
General Lack Of KnOw'edeo
Here About Measure,

To provide Q thorough under
standing os the Wsds~ouh mill,
,ary bin before definite stt,on by
American legion posss 10 ns.r.
Josiah c. CnssNsld. assistant 70
q the stats s5Iutsot. hAs wired
Washington for 100 copies 0 the
oil
As soon s the copies are -
ceissd a. s,its heseanar,srs cnsi-
Ns,d ~iH ssrn them 20 all pos,s
IN the ststs with eosmmsrdti,urs
that they be made . basis Of ds
bsSs.
Charges that tho wai-wotth ariuy
REORGANIZATION biu 10 sponsored only
BY the profite~r.ns class who will get
rich from EXTENDED military training
and ~ the discharged Officers vho
are IAN dress~i up slth no place ~
60" were made Saturday ny Charles
y. Barrett, adIutant genera
with extensive training amp hHd
isrse supplies ~ ammunition. food tpi
other equipment needed CERTAIN 'ifN1
Wlli add 10 the millions they mad" dur
ing the war" he said
FIJI 70 not the class Of men vito sa, IL
their personal Independence ana rlviri "a
rights IN time of peace sh, aFr ioI
,h~ biii. II 10 tho off,csr class that
revse hsd Q bs,,sr tob thsn IN the
army"
ossth Blow 10 ousrd.
Il 40 not favor universal military
trainiWg;' nid Governor Robe isor
Saturday morning In dlsru.n he
waAawovth army feofesnEatrn 'tl
Nor do favor Capitalization " 1
military activities IN IN. general 80 n
although I am not Noronghiy con
S~rsant With pfoviscnS ~ the rin,
understand that II will Prove datt
tlow 20 the national suatd
rho national guard system il cay
rect and should hr supported The
sts,e and government shoald ofer
every inducemrnt 10 voluntary military
service IN state organizations Ad.
1uAte compensation, and comfortable
srmorles with social ana rocfea' lonal
features should be provided The ma
srassiauaA a. pans q Caluron a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
LEE Ord TRIAL
BEollIS uoNpaY

Two candidates for county attorney
will lock horns Monday when the trial
NJ Ire Bird, charged with the murder
Of his brother. Adjiscn Bird. bsgins
In the district court.
Bird viii he defended BY Mcman
Fruiets The prosecution viii ~ In tho
hands ~ O A carg'ii. assisinnt coun-
~ attorney.
Lee Bird. who IL y years old. 10 Ac-
cnsed Of shooting and killing his
brother, who was n I'M quarrel here
March 81. 1919 The dsf~nee VIII bs
AZ liberty On hond nnd u now said 70
he conducting the Rlrd Produce COM
psny. the business formerly owned By
his brother. and n which he vas said
to be the aols heir.
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er. LOtYlo. ~. il--AenSaWcsWseu
~ the offHoeeS ~ W1li 6tppet tho ~.
Lsuis q Ian yNoelsce saEway vhsu
h b releaesA frsm fsAessj coatrsi On
March I. were male toAay. AsibsWias
the ahNeuncanssnt made Yesterday al
Ne siectssa q ] y. ksrn 10 b pvesi-
dent ~ this system.
v n Brcwn. Who resigned - pe~sl.
dsnt, s,li continue "a he chairman ci
the board of directors and e. ". M
Hard. ~ho replshed - treasurer, Win
~ vice peeaideat 10 charge Of fissncss.
Ins following ether ofsers were
AissssAss H,ltsn, sssssA .pesss.
Aeat, b e1ases y rSqfsie, b. & A.
49,. feth xyee- psess6ept, end selsl
peeeeoeeal senfer; ~ 2. Evaaa. 90.
- o4eeee. y. u 3am01ea. oe0o-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
LEAGUE IS ELECTION
IN MISSOURI TO-DAY

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS Mo. Feb ~
Supporters and opponents OF TIE
league OF natloB~ In the Third Missouri
district had an opportunity Of express
ing their views .oday when they voted
AZ special election for rcpf~' n'a.
tive w congress 10 succeed secretary
of Commerce Joshua W. Alexander.
Those ftyorfng ihr league could cast
their ballots for CAPT. ! l.. Millignn
the democratic nomincc while Tor thoSt
aRAinet tse' covenant rs written WAS
the republican candidate. John r Frost
an hyowed opponent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
POLICE WATCHING FOR
TULSA JAIL BREAKERS

Oklahoma city noi'c- v.is wtred ,hs
names and description os tho man who
broke out OF the county jsil nt Tulsa
Friday night and expected to lind s'r,s
n them IN 'he ei'v withls ,hof, tins
according 10 John Iiuhatks. chiof of
detective
Several ~ the men are Vel hncwr
here and would saiuraliU come h~-e
firs, To hide With th.lF friends. ii1-
batha aid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14

WASHINGTON. >Fcb ii tn. nil-
nsd wo~ksr. have accepted the pfinci-
plcs ~ f'rcsiden, wilson's prop"sa
iof wage tribunal 20 settle ttsir
wage d-mnnds. It wRs learned Al tho
White House Today. following ths d.
Iiv,ry ~ m. sn.~cr 30 the president
In their reply the workers. have
ssked ~ additional information A. 10
he auihorlt, OF tho proposed commits
SION and have made some counter pro-
posAls, one being ,hs, the decision OF
The hoard ho retfaotive.
The way has aiao been isft open for
the entire matter 70 be submitted 30
the general chairmen ~ ell railroad
organizations n I. probable that the
Anrwev 81 the uorset- will requlr.
reply from the pt~sidtn,
The correspondence stli h. made
public during the afternoon, II vas
stated
cfnrial. sen, ..iseramy n their
iScas over tho country, which u. NJ
I,vell. president ef the rAiIeay A."
rvtsncut 0e tbs AWe<ses0 kN4s-a'."n %
r,eh" un''i they receive the full 'cr.
respcadesos covering the neg ,tis't'
Mr. Jewell would not ray ms' ~hat
bad b~~n ,hG resuN NJ the negotiations.
hu, II ssNfpx certain thA, the president
haa refused 10 meet tho d~ma anas II the
0HS. .ne1 workers. 10, = general wsre In
crease snd ths, his d-cisior had been
accepted ny the union officials, si least
for the present.
II wNs announced by the union men
that the Brotherhood ~ Hallway Train
men had Joined IN the decision sub
r.iiicd by th- p-ril hui t'at the
brotherhood ~ Maintenance .pi way
Employee had not become q party 10 Il,
She maintenance -of-way men have
teen ordered 10 strike Tuesday
DETROIT. r~b. i<.--nrand Preaidsnt
of tha Rroth~rhoed NJ Maintenance of
Way Employees and Shop LAhorsrs Allen
z. barker said today ~ far - ne know.
nothing had been done hy Pressd~nt
Wilson 10 warrant the "postp0nsmcnt
Of oar s,rika for evsn an hour and that
instructions were sent out In . blarsst
TELEGRAM last night 10 the district chA,r-
man assuring them that thsstrikc
called Tor February n a,ill holds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
LUMBER FIRMS
ARE ACCUSED OF
TRADE MONOPOLY
333 Companies and Persons
in I6 States Named,

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. ii-Thrce
hundred and sirty.thYee hardwood
lunhx companies and individuals in
sixteen states ARD named ~ defendants
In bili filed in federal district court
here today. ehsrkeA with Q conspiracy
10 restrain trade IN violation Of the
sherman antitrust Inv through the
operation of an open competition"
p'sn IN which the defendant concerns
are ALLEGED to have Joined.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
Rail Workers Agree to Submit
Case to Presidents Tribunal
L'ews Boiled

TULSA. Ok,s. 80 gdth N. Vuhs,asr
Was awarded verdict Of 100 600 by 4
jury IN the district court h-Is ~
night iu het suit for bfeach of pthkhi&r
hFalnst Harry W kttchum, wealthy
oil man and hotel owntr THIS 10 tho
lsfS.si personal damage amount ever
granted ~ Tubs county.
TULSA. Okla .--ssven,ssr prisoners
escaped from The county jail here early
today by saving their way through
seven sirsl cases, Including uheadceh
sri No trace Of thom has been dis
covered
nor SPRINGS. Ark After nike
over the mountains Yesterday. General
prr,hing spent the day quietly 81 TN.
De san hts Institution tbs army auu
nav hospital apd viii no. te ,iiltN
u.un uutl oc.ook this afternoon 'u
palu,.p tir IN any hlug OF q psbllc ma
iut, Al that hour th- program ar
tars,d In connection .vitb his yiAit vi
ho obscty"j iIs viii speak IN the Az
ditpuum ,hea,rt al O'Clock tonight
aud wtil i,aso az o'cloeh.
LONDON, FRIDAY. - tCsoAd,an Press,
Trad. returns Tor January snow that
'btaN "Italn ~ hb1 iHN ftHUV I'"Ni
cuuntrie. which hAy. suf'-fsa relative I,
frun the var anh 10 sailihS nv% "a
countries least hls 90 meet th'if ~
legations lrlmsJia, ~
WARRINGTON. -wsather prs1lfho,.
,ot tho week beginning Molj,y ere
" - Gulr states s-tien"rig sit. fH-
'ng temperature tirst bali of tnc Wr,t. !.
normal ~ above r-.Ond bai'
sElslkoVoRs. Finland - Our NJ tr-
hAi iwo days more than f,f'y r'ttDn1
have been arrested IN rhlIn1 changed
with circulating the bDi-ney'S pruga
rai da IN some places The Rg',itors s,,
aid 20 have Distributed arm. ind
'onls Several Of th.r, arrrstri arc
f''Hrusrs. who prohiSly Wll h1 ~
y, He'd from the county
eUENos AiaGe, Ftl6ay. feb -
t,ui Wa b.. formally hli t.Rlm 10 a
iar..ic pnr IN the prov,..o Il Aiiic~,
at'1tdi < tp dl'patch from In i'Dz
tlIcl says th- iloliv,nn ,ia,l,es of
d"put'n. lfaf passe resolution uoclar
trs h. TIM hts"niw runte 20 IN.
cofl-s nte In the 'io,i,n,ln of th.' 3, iSh
D. q ,-,rt in Area ov-, wlic'' the nsr-
1c,nr Ra iions u '~lis and T,u viii
has' no defined 'is,s."
PANAMA, Friday. zen. t1.--Pol,ts
Authorities have arrested a yonrs man
named SaEti and his four brothers '"r
the ssaa ssins ton oi Governor rcrris
auit ot Ciriaai proyince last nisht.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
Committee FAvORS
PACKERS MEASURE

WASHINGTON. Feb. it,--Favoahle
report Vas ordered unan,mously to-day
~ che senate sGri~ulturH, couhmi,tee
~ the revised Kenyon. kendrick bin
providing for federal regulation Of The
meat Industry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
Editorial
Comment

Nrtsus <ppx IA 81 trxt,.,.t .s,
nav, ~. s.s,s,.,'n, V
49, a. W .un
r.,.,y -, s s,,'. I,,s,nx - eWn,,i,.i ~
which bsvs hen eon.ls,.nt ,unnort,rs
% IN, adtr,tistrat.on
Tn. W,r'i .n,r,
"s.crstary Ian,lnrs rssirna ton 4.
even more sensational than Nj Prysns
FOR In addition To the sudden retire, ~ NJ,
.,self. there Is the dramatic fact that
tho f.sirnstion ya. asked for in mos.
/ lev pderiur clrcumssnces
the president asAinS, ths secretary. v
without precedent IN the history o. the
executive department, and thu country
win not rest satisfied sish the cryptic
| correspohderce between Mr. wilson and
Mr.. Lansing. Ttc'c will he general
demand fo' hlll OF particulars - eS-
plain the presidents extraordinary &C.
The Times, after going a. length INTO
the seton Of the secretary IN calling
the cabinet meeilnrs, mid
Has the cons, tuition suffered injury
from IN" course ne has pursurd' hs'
tho structure. ~ rnverrment been
weakened or hnpa'eu We Wh n"'
ar.tN.,.tl. ssg,ee
: -, ~, -, =, v,su !, 4.
.ur.,,aNt. i,ctb.r,
-
- - q, r,
sFFlNVfltip. Mns tfn " 'ne
Rtnnbhcan 'HNs eul'orNh
The country must suuU ". I'm.
'ne OF m'".,lohs.N 10y "s =.
und.fn'ne INV p.,n."s =. an, -
LeAa oI w . ,,ssa "a.
psrity IN ,re p'e'lneut
IN MS otHc'ai co''esp''"'u''
- r c,.s. .r.
bnSIoN. rsn'
ueiAli "s't .n, ony ~ ~,
inpets Nns p' '"'
e'drn' Ihc ulVo. '.a t,, =,
IN fn co'tuyr. VIC p.s' WY w.
1'o - ~ ru.'' ''"a, ",.,.,.., ,,, -.
=. -, 49,,
r.. I,s,,,, s.ls,
=, 1, ,.than. true ,hs. ths p~.s,den,
b. ,orsrh., i,rpye, "A rom Nj. rYner.
,ha .e,tonsn.s, ~ ybich n,rsi-irn,y
denied ,hA cour,ry nov rreity well us.
der.tsnd. bu, he ia obviously in very
nuerulous mood"
-
y.,, A,.. .-r,. ,r,,on nf
,.s,tnn, w,,.an !, s.,t,,v ,o- ,hs sum.
,, re,,"va. .,s,.,,nn y, ss",s,ary isns,rs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14

Wlisnn Make AppointmsrS.
WASHINGTON, Feh. H. W. Lee
Estes Of Texsrksna. Texas. was nom-
lnsted by President Wilson today TO he
federal Judge for the eastern resss
district.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
NO OTHER CABINET CHANGES TO FOLLOW
ONE OF THESE NAY GET AnSIMe's PLACE

Names Of John Davis ambassador G. Britain and Tsnt Polk
under secretary Of state and "a interim sppones OF
state Prominently mentioned for the place vacated BY Robert
Lansing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14

MENTIONED .
FOR PLACE
Under Secretary Polk TO Act
for Thirty Days,
CABINET MEETINGS S00l
Official Notice Of Resigna.
ton to Foreign Powers. !,
OulIg TIN.

wAsAiNoToN, Feb. N.-tmms.
dlatsiy after the senate wsst ne
istters exchanged between ppees.
dent Wiisos and eseretsvy Laa.
sir9 we're ordered psiWted n ne
congregational record on molten ~
Senator BrsHdsoes. republican,
Connecticut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14
UNION CHIEFS.
BOW TO WILSON
ON WAGE ISSUE.
Reply Believed Acceptance
Of Presidents Stand,
WIRES TO ALL LOCALS
Endeayof 10 Hold Employees
in line by Explanation,
BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON. psb. N.-Ths
question Of eailIns oW the proposed
STRIKE OF 700 900 railway msiotsN.
oots .of.way employee now rests
with Ailsn Barker. president of the
arothsrhooo Of Maintenance. OF.
Way Employees, VINO 10 In Detroit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14

WARRINGTON, ,--Wsather pfsflfho's
iot tho week beginning Aolj,y yte
" - Gulf states s-tien.fl sit. fiH-
'ng temperature tirst bali of tnc Wr,t. !.
normal ~ above r-.Ond baif
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-14

srrISGrTELp. Mass, Feb, 1.-THE
Republican rAys editorially
The country must aooulr Mr. lnn''
ing OF Intentionally do'nS ANYTHING TO
undermine the pre.,denits status ~
lead Of the government and II VIII re-
gv.t an sbrup'ne~ ana certain ~.
per,,y in the president. letters unusual
in his official correspondence,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-09
BACHELORS TO
 MEET MARRIED
 MEN ON COURTS
Country Club Arranges Big Tennis Match for Mem
 bers at Week-End

The outcome of the tennis match between the youngsters and the old men, or rather the single men and the married men. of the Country club. to be played next Saturday and Sunday. is awaited with much interest. Each team will play two matches. The losing side will en- certain the winners at a stag din ner at the club the following Tues day.
 l.. Jo Hal, who will endeavor to lead the bachelors to victory, says he knows his team will enjoy the dinner immensely while P NJ. Buck walter believes his team will so everwhelm the kids that the major fly of .hem will be eligible to play or the other side.
 The first matches will be played as follows:
 Spencer and Wolf vs. Ed. Camp bell and Pat Meenan.
 Crocker and Johnson vs. SutteI and Whiteley.
 Beverly and Bouick vs. Burgess and Boswell
 Beyer and w NJ. Brown vs. Pow ell and Elsing.
 Boyd and Gallagher vs. William son and Raft.
 Burns and Lindholm vs. Houle and Fitzgerald.
 Fleming and Whittlesey vs. McAl- lister and Swart
 Hall and Cowan vs. r. BledSOe and Buckwalter.
 White and Thorn ys. Sherman and JOrdlemon.
 Brunskog and l.. BledsOe vs. Pei ton and Broughton.
 Bailey and DeGrut vs. Purchas and Notman.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-09
SMASHES PINTS
 OF EVIDENCE"
 BEFORE POLICE
Man Charged With Making Liquor Jettisons Cargo in
 City Street

By smashing two pint bottles on the stone steps leading from Chihuahua hill yesterday, just before he was placed under arrest by J. A Kempton, all evidence as to what the bottles contained. but was charged with breaking glass on public thorough fare, was convicted of the charge in police court yesterday and paid a $50 fine. Brooks is now out on bond on g charge of running a big still in the Brooks apartments on Naco road after being convicted of the charge in the federal court, from which he appealed to the superior court at Phoenix.
 Chief Kempton said that he met Brooks as he was coming down the stone steps, and that as soon as Brooks saw him he took a bottle from each of his trousers pockets and smashed them on the steps. The liquid that the bottles contained smelled strongly of alcohol. As there was no evidence as to what the bottles contained, Kempton charged him with breaking glass on public thorougS fare,
 Brooks owns valuable property in the Warren district, including the Rex Arms apartments on O. K. stret and the Brooks apartments on Naco road. At the time for his arrest sev- eral months ago a big still was found in full operation in the Brooks apart ments. Brooks was convicted of op- erating the still but perfected an ap. peal which has yet to be heard in the superior court
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-09
SPORT
PRINCETON BEATS BRiToNs

LONDON, July s. - The Princeton University track team won the in. ternational meet against Oxford at Queens club this afternoon, captur- ing six firsts in ten events, six sec onds and five thirds, or by the American system of reckoning 53 points to OXford's 37. A campara- lively small, but fashionably dress ed crowd of spectators gathered 10 watch ihe contests and were much ir "oLven.enced by the rain. A:nong those in lho stands were tho Duke of York, Admiral Baron and Lady Beatty, President Hibben and Dean McLanahan of the Princeton, Wis count Reese and the American am bassador, John ". Davis