davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-12-12

Substitutions: For Union-Wilson for Little,
Weldon for Cofall, r. Giles for Hayes; for
Canton-smith for Cochran. Mcdonald for
Thorpe. .Touchdown-.For Union. Hayes (2);
for Canton, Calac Goals from touchdowns-
For Union, Miller; for Canton, Thorpe.
Referee-Mr. Robert W. Maxwell, SMsrthmore.
umpire-Mr: @; J. Mccarthy. Germantown
academy Head Hne.man.Mr. Bert Bell.
Time Of periods-l5 minutes.
Evening star., 1920-12-12
Union A. A.'Defeats Canton
Eleven in Great Game, 1877
Special Dispatch to The Star.


HADELPHA December 1In of the greatest foot bali
games played in this city Hene Miler's Al-Amerca
A. A. Thorpes Canton Bulldogs Is to
the Phles this Twenty thousand
largest crowd that witnessed foot bali here
Evening star., 1920-12-12

T0uchdowps-A. Legacy (2), a. Leeacy,
Downes. Goals from touchdowns- Pafisien
t2)i Horsch Referee-Ted Arnold (Auburn),
Umpire--Tom McCabe (Hoiy Cross), Llnes-
man-"Pug'' Allen Georgia TECH. Field
5udges-Messrs.. Chapman and SAWYER. rime
of periods-l5 minutes
Evening star., 1920-12-12

Youthful Elevens in Tie.
Shamrock juniors and Thomas Street
Juniors played to q 6-6 draw at foot
ball. Forward passes led to each
Evening star., 1920-12-12
Line-up and SumnaFy.

-Nubstitutt0p9: N4rines--HoEan Tor HamInit,
Hunt for Palmer. Whan for Balm. Cooper for
Whall, Durham for Cooper: Humphrey
Burns for Tehapskey, Hustled for Burns,
Bockes for Boynoskey. Touchdowhs-Palmef
(2), Brown. Whall. Burns. Goals from touch
downs-Brown, In 4. Goal from touchdown.
missed-Vidal. Referee-Mr. Metxler. Spring
held. Umpire-Ar. Xearione. Head Hnegman-
M. Towers. Tine Of ueriods--f5 minutes.
Evening star., 1920-12-12

"UmyerSIty OF MaryI$W43 has under
confederation games I'M University!
Of which have made overtures to the
old line institution. Georgia has,
taken Virginia's plaHTr November,
~ on ,vanderbilt.s oheS lle. Georgia.
has been given det9&E is on Har-
wards schedule and WIS compelled
from Pittsburgh.
The possibility of Virginia-Auburn.
game: was eliminated by Auburn's re-
fusal to bar men who have played
summer base ball under the ruling Of
the s.. l., A.,A.
der consideration, provided shifts in
schedules can be effected in such a
way that the new alignment Of inter-
cclfsgfats interests -7Hay be -deval6ped.
Evening star., 1920-12-12

3 for perma-I
ED probably
lryland, and
Hnessee. will
Hsion for al
.nce gamesl
Ieach school
Imany more
hat a ratherl
fling the at-l
4ms toward
.e the one-I
A very deh-l
a of one or.j
q expressed
Heach school
q ready andl
IN their at-I
netics on al
Al suspicion |
8e that theI
4d amateurl
4mplish this |
a The newI
.ely over-I
.ercollegiatei
A nearly ALL
4 of the bigl
IN it, leav-I
4 the SMALL
$. /. A. A. |
q mentioned.
. been prof.
j will result
1year, in ALI
fifty Of Vir-t
3ine up thel
40 take thet
its scheduled i
4ottesville. n
Evening star., 1920-12-12
Passes Unaer Dihiculties.

The Marines touchdown in the Sec
ond period came after Brown inter-
cepted forward pass In midheld and
dashed to tho EnEinears 4osyard line.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
MIfDone,
fienoer Ell Gdo."
"Sor 6u iffrcpct Mufif til 6e1?" 1purqte bum.

"$ar 6u ffrcbct Weuiif til 6en?" ipurete b1rt.
"geei, life e11onr."
Seq tror, set er ian6t," lagoe bum mes lit 8lif
6pbt al Mlpor, "6er er Ell Glifob, Tom er Sen ene1te.
Menneffc fon lepe i Marebis, og Sc fm gibe 6eres
2egemer ben, og 6e fa1 tro, maaife, at Sc elfer. 0g
set ct altianmen intet. Seq be6 Set, for 6u bar Iert
mig set: Seq bar baret BLIND / mango Mar, og 61
bar gjort mig icen6e. Sr1 leg blep ifH fra sig, ON
ieg al6rig iaa Dig mere, ia, ON leg laa egte6e en- an
oe1t set bapbe attainment intet at betpoe. Seq bar
en- 66lel!e, Tom bab6e hi tilbbrt binan6en fer, / ct
ti6ligere 2ip, maafe paa en- anoen &lo6e. Seq er al
brig rolig, leg er 1igeiout biemles, naar leg life er
bos Big. Du er min @erre % meiter, min Billie og
min Sob! Seq heb, 0Ietto, at leg lite 1nao fortrlle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
Billie ,V~interlasning.


ct stort Hefte indeholdende 8
Munro (halv Aargang) at I'LL.
Fam1lie Journal, lig ca. 500
almindelige Bogsdder, med ners
Hundrede Fort@llinger, Skisser.
Anekdoter, Billeder. ETC., i
Sangbog med so populRre nor
dislike Sange ledaget at engeih
Overs@ttelse. Endvidere 30
smukke kolorerede Postkort med
Prospekter fra Norge, Flag
kort og nydelige julie %
Nytaarskort, ct smukt BogmRr-
Ike Kalender for 1920, Forteg-
nelse over en- Maengde Bager,
der sselges til nedsatte .Prsee
SAINT Prisliste over nye ankom-
ne Boyer, sendss til enhver, som
sender DOC / Money Order eilec
q. g Frim@rker til Dsekndne Gf
Indpakning. Porto, etc. TIL O.
NADIA Coo. Naevm delta Biad.
G. RASMUSSEN ColaPANY,
tn So. 18th St. MnnsapoHs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-30
"Mlfpo,1e

Ser er gantle,
inre un6erfnloe
5agn ON en- 5tierne,
iom itr Dogene ifabtes
% 2plet tGn0tes
itraaleo / Oct fjernelte 6ierre.
S Mltets Not>
/ &er6ensrumtnets merfefplbtc &op
hlep SEN lat.
Sra Sioernes Morgen
til @eflernes @rah
1faI Sen lple flar
%ebin6elig, rem if9r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
MARY PlCkFoRD
HvDES REPORTERS

OAKLAND. ca, March (. Msry
Pickford. ih' motion piIufe actress
who, WA divorced IN Mnirr. Nev.
Tuesday. from owen Moore. sdEc-ss
fuliy cluaed inl'rvicWcrs mere toay aft q.
er she had r'l'ei h'i" and seek
game with TIN all the way from Reno.
N,t adm.
Win her mother AMI maid, Mis-
flekford l"i, me train here. entered m
automobile which had h,-u waiting ,pr
the party and drove ~ fiiy Avay In the
direction Of snu jose
one reporter. who bearded the train
AZ saeram"nto succeeded IN reaching
Mis-. Pickford'- compartment but wa.
told terssiy by the actress that she bad
nothing 20 say a-,d Was 81 on, into
The corridor. 40 member ~ 'he party
LEFT the compartment, ;rpm the time
they boarded the train a, Reno last
nlrht until they lcti at the sixteenth
street station here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
ARDM0RE WRECK
VICTIMS BURIED
County Attorney Begins IN
vestigation Of Tragedy,

htnMoRE, uld,. March jSpc.
ciSl) Funeral services for the slrls
and boys who wote killcd 'aiiy We'd
nsSdsy morning when pn automobile In
which they were returning Ia their
homes from dance here. was struck
bY frclsht train. we're hold Thursday
Msny floral tributes were made by
young people here
Miss Iva neall. was buried in Ard
more. Hester Bridges was buried IN
Wilson; Rai'cy Morris, Ia Rins!ing. and
Isaac and Lucille Khhrrn. brother
and sister In the old burial ground IN
Hewitt Separate funerals were held
The county attorney ia conducting
an investigation OF the collision and
the entire train crew viii be sum
rioned 10 testify. Train officials claim
a conductor and brakeman we're on the
forward car and that III. cnr was
thrown from III. track ty the sudden
use at emergency brakes In an effort
to avoid collision
Mpvcment for vIniuct NJ the cross
Ing has received an impetus frum the
tragedy. ~ the mad is on the main
road between here and the oil field,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
Mexico May
expeI Jenkins

MEXICO CITY. Nbf,u IS. o.
jenkins former United states 'un-
.Yar F,tt az Pueblo who's" l'r-
mi,s.lu 10 ret IN mt capacity Was rr.
comfy revoked. is to De- .Sps.i,i .rDm
VI 'i,N lu rons'qu,u," ~ his al,s,t
b,Hi,rsB Wi'h ictels hr,pii.nE ,o .n-
sN'Yf ferofte here. Tto United
H1ir, 'inhstsy hnf handed rev note
10 thr Nlau foreign O''ec f,at,v,
20 'brg'. preferred m an in''ryirN
ul Ju'n NH hsiL prosecutor u' 't'
state 90 pu't'a which iuVoiy. p'p-
90 due followed h. 10, embassy DUNK
m, lrofrrss Il n" jenkins csrc
wtsHlNGTpN. N1rch Expulsion
~ William o.. l,uhius former Aurr,.
'au ccrsu1I agent sl iurlia. hy tie
Mexican g,t' 7nmrtt rs an undesirable
alien pr0hlblS will 20 followed by scif.
ufc of his factor, - l'Hshla ani other
proportr, recent reports from Mexico
city have indicated,
s,niius OF Jenkins from the country,
reported as moet probable today In a
Mexico c.iy du,pa,.h. would not sur.
pfis" officials here. HIS eKcauatur as
conselsr agent of the United states
Hns revoked some time ago. The state
department hhs not been officially ad-
vised Of the action.
Jenkins Ia liksned by Mexico 10 the
recent deportation Of Russian radicals
by the American government.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
hoe AUCTION IS
FEATURE TODAY
OF STOCK SHOW
Two Hundred DurocS. Sold
for High Price.

The bowling gale intt swept through
tho un-heat,d buildings housing tie
livestock shoN ioNcged the enthusiasm
oi 'lyc.stskers and tho utttndanft
fell far below the total ot the proceed
ing days, Hardly ope thoGsshd braved
the blast and possible ffoEtn fingers
to sloat over tho bcaItlos II blue.
ti5bonod bulls.
An auction Of 200 pure bred puroc
boss featured tho morning Notk az tho
show aud = sale ~ i51 short horn cst-
Tie constituted the bE event u the
Afternoon.
All iuiglng Of the stock II over and
the Prize Wlnners huddls h,Aiud their
ribbons and wonder non understand.
tnsly whether thu, hn ~ cloth ia IN
tended 10 shelter them from tho bitter
cold. And the ssss fortunate stand
aud unsasily blink st the coiorrd rib
bons and wonder wha; they are far
Sale ~ iae pure bred bulls will f.a-
turs the show Friday morning.
At the escouuve comml,te. meet
ting ~ the Livestock Producers asss-
citation ~ Oklahoma Wednesday after.
noon the date OF the annual convep-
tIon III the iivestock producers was
set for Oklahoma Cny March a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
Mexican Rebel
Chief Is Killed

MEXICO cITlo March Manuel
Conn,lsE. leader OF TIE band which SHOT
aud killed Augustus Morrill, formerly
consul a, Mankanlllo. on February "a.
has been killed hy pufHins govern.
meHt tt0ops. according TO sent official
statements issued here las, night
Afier the United states embassy here
'" f,.tt HrH aH I've tflt
every ,tior, lie made to punish the
guilty persons. the military comman-
defs In the states OF Jslsco ana co.
lima ordered out mobile columns IN
pursuit of the bandits One Of these
columns encountered hand Of out
laws In The vicinity Of ranch owned
hy Mr. NORTH near Las Palmas In Ad.
di'lon to the leader II IL stated tina, q
number OF bandit. were killed and that
many we're wounded during the fight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
Is Jim Noble
A Janitor or
A Messenger
Capitol Officials Debate While
Jim Must Borrow,

Assistants ~ X. 7. Freezing De-
cided Thursday 10 take no action
until the return Of the attorney
general from Washington on the re-
quest Of Governor Eobeftson n file
msndamus proceedings against
Frank c. Carter. state auditor, 10
force payment Of the salary Of jim
Noble. negro janltor. at the cRpI-
tcl
In conference, the sssirsn'A de-
cIded thst the suit should properly
be brought by private attorney
against Carter ssd that the offlca
Of the attorney general should a,-
fend carters position.
Carter refuses Ia pay the salary
OF Noble Insisting ttst he IL u mes
sens.r for the governor and not q
Enltor. He holds that Mobiles ,al-
AIRY should he paid hut not out ~
the janitor fund.
II 10 understood that J. ]. ospen-
Ger. ased head janltor. has sfrued
an affidavit 10 the effect that NOBLE
Ii employed ss a Janitor At the cap
itoi and assigned to the governors
office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
RAILROAD
STATIONS ARE
PROPOSED NOW
Chamber May Take Referen-
dun on Union Station.

\ referendum 10 decide whether
Oklahoma city should strive for one
large un'on station or for two separate
stations prohsbiy wiil he circulated
among members Of The Chamber ~
Commerce within 'he near futufe.
Charles y. Hall, masaser. indic~sed
fhnrpday morning.
Man hss tsst returned from o. lssuis.
Whera be esnfsred vIth Sfflcialb q the
Frisco railway eesneraine ~ eitys
Rsspe<ss u sesAiniaG . ualeN eeatien
aa1 shmlnstIoa ef OsDls sfuas1uGS.
~Df eusrss ~ tAituayg hso11 usfs
- 70 thsk Rschso IN ouEh fGllsWaD9 NJ
tkue1,oe pe ~ ss.ap - nIopUoA ~.
aososnt lato thsls haHle VIA ~
cQssssasat csnttp1 psfsoa soopA neassk
u eean M, ''bas - imfosWstloa /
seealaeA whtIe meatrs. really Vss
ssasshss ssslnisiisIs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
CAMERON STATE
SCHOOL HEAD.
IS COMMENDED.
Board Of Agriculture Gives
Vote Of Confidence.
LAWT0N SCHOOL FIGHT
Faculty Members AgitateI
WhitehurSt Says,

Administration ~ Tho Cameron ~t't"
tchool Of Agri ulture NJ la,ni"n n'
President 4. & Farley VAS co'nmr ndoi
Thuf.day by q committee Of tho 1''o
toafd Of agriculture appointed 10 ins
ss,tixst. chnrges of mlsnanas"tnen'
made b, student. and menbrrs ~ ibr
faculty. \ vote ~ confidence wn' -
tended to him o., thr end Of wr''Inf
o. the board at Tho capitol Thursday OF
mofo than thfc" hours.
1 A. 'Whilehurst, president ~ th'
hoard, ataicd ~ the close o. lh' '"'
ference that the nght had p'ru pro.
motel hy members of the faculty. who
eovght 90 ohtnn the resignation "t dN.
u,ssaI of President Farley.
. That III. ftsiguatluu. oi these mem
tsrs of the teaching body viii ho Hg'
ssp,ablc at ans tn,o was the hiu'ud"
suppressed by the board following NE
Investigation,
1, IN believed nat number VII 'aA'
mi. sciion ~ hard stated ,ha' Do
was read, 10 fil their places at am
tim,
The lnvtstlsntlns committee decided
that the rrh, vas not diwtlvd .rains'
Mrs. Augusta Shcplcr, matron, but mat
she vas merely victim OF the ihdlfeci
attack against tho president. charges
srhinst her weru no; well found.i the
eou,mi,ter decided II N underslo"i
thst che will he asked u reconsider
~. reclamation filed Monday,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
BULLETINS

WASHINGTON. March Pres,
dsnt Wilson ana A,,ofney General
Palmer we're charged m the houss
today wi,h "dirsd fetponsibility'
ior the huh cost Of sugar b. Req.
tsson,a,iye Campbell. republican.
Kansas. Urolng adoption ~ fet0
luton for investigation ~ the lat.
tee, approval of W cent, pound,
clarified, FOR the LOUISIANA crop.
WASniNoroN. March -- The
shippfNg board this afternoon opened
tids for approximately i?.po0 OJ)
barrels ~ oil tor u,e In oil,hufnir1
steamships. The prics asked were
from 10 20 70 percent hi0her Tran
ia,t year. Bids were ftcsiy.d from
the Washington Oh corporation: A..
isrtie CUT Oh corporations Cur
Refining company ard General ps.
uoisum company
LONDON March s-TufkeY IL
strlpp,d " virtually all her t.frI.
toy IN Europe. but retains the
.Icred places by the treaty ro~ b..
ina completed by the conference o.
'ofelan ministers ard Ambassadors.
!, became known today.
rhfnce has been awarded 20 Greece
by the psse. conf,ferc, but the
present conference 4, charged Nth
the task of working out plans
whereby the Turks viii Keep con
troi OF the sacred places and Ad'
rianopls. smyrna ~lll 10 placed
under Greek control.
WASHINGTON, March t--L,s,er
/ Woolls.y. solicitor ~ IN. state
department resigned TO-DAY, hi. fes.
,1nStlon 20 take srecsiS epf1 I
or eafiio'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04


\ f,esuits Of tho religious SURVEY made
n Oklahoma city last year by the In
tsrckurch World Movement viii be one
feature of Lhs ministers conference
hers neN, Monday. Tuesday and
WsdMssday. The report viii be made
Monday hIsht a, sts O'Clock, u "
saDerted that tho report viii make
1ublic for the first time the real facts
otout religion In Oklahoma.
z The conference proper will begin n,
u sbck Monday afternoon and tho ses-
stea win che continuous. with both
lSoeWinG and nisht meetings until
Wednesday, when the conference will
49, q AIS o'clock In the afternoon.
y probsblr that the ministers Of
>CDus denominations win hold group
oufessrces Wednesday night.
II. oprakers at the conference include
M. 4. n Erich. missionas, who
( ~ ben working In Turkey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
RAIL LEADERS
MEET To TALK
STRIKE PLANS
final Decision 70 Be Made
a, Cb.cae2 Today
TIRED OF PROMISES"
Six Hundred Officials May
Defy Their Chiefs,
nULLErIH

CnCAco. Hsrth TN. confer.
ente o' 90 delegate, o' IN, Brother.
hood OF Halnt,ranee o' Wsy ARD
shop hborea, which purposed 20
bot, the grand lodge o''etrs ard
possibly eau a strike ended abruptly
tvs Afternoon on the r.esip: o'
telegram from Washington. wh,re
the union h.acs ara railroad repre-.
ssnt1tIves are In to.'sf.ncs on
wages The source and contents u
the telegram we're not made pubhc,
but II was assured the message con.
tanned Information .hieh maY result
In cno,no all rtise perl. Tn. cor.
ferents viii NEE, again Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
ENGINEER'S DEATH
CAUSE OF WRECK

ELlztBETH. ~ a., March "a
lifeless hand. officers today beii,r.d
drove the philadelphia hler.' ersca
Central Ralroad Of New Jersey es.
press. frsi danger signal and into a
local truln nsnr here last night eau. :
Inc four irathe. The engineer. VII.
Ham =. Sell. var found dead In his
crushed tab. and is thought 10 have
d'ed from heart fallnre srrior 10 the
'erssh. Az Investigation 70 de,ermlnr
this IL now under way.
etaifments by niltoad attaches
showed dauser signal wss W., against
tho 0ler.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
ENFORCEMENT ACT
UPHELD IN HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Nrfrh TT d e.
house today recessed ry an ovctwhtln-
Ing majority to r,pch ty'e prohibition
enforcement ae:
n" repeal niensufo vps offered by
RcpicscntstiN" fgnu 0cmuDrs' New
Jersey, ns an hm"udmrht 10 tho lrs.
islaiurc legislative and Jutical M
WopH1'ion measure, and Sprakcr CIT.
lcit oyerru.nd point ~ order against
u. Mr fenn a,so proposed riimina-
ton from ~" h.Il Of an appropriation
of dSM ooo Tor cnforcrg The dr. act
Both proposals were defeated On one
toll cAll.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
Carranza Expels American
Newspaper Correspondent;
Jenkins May Be F forced Out


LAREDO To-, Muu Z -- G.r8I
Huml1u who uis boon ''t..Y t.y
correspondent ot ip. g.. Arg.,H
Tlm,.. - expelled tnay n.u N,,.p
Hs % "prm.c,0us ipfDgn.r' li' va
'HcYf''i from Mrsc. en-, hy 'Nu i"-
iurmA ~ Nucyo fAr,1I ar1 'n9ay
wls 'sao''d across To- international
tfdgr tp Tar,do.
G''si vr1s- Nrr'., 30 ~ m" NpeaA
constitution. T. vHs ,hafg'f p o..
authorities t'at be- bad m,il'rl' lr
~ ug7u rDlN,s.
lifandpn sll h." s1if,rc1 no Other
ItHFri.s On trip - Su'yu Laredo
tic l'r D.. automobile for san Antonio
md 'p..' - take 'p'u gHm 'tNt
oy fpr It's Angeles targn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
Oil Derricks
Blown Down

WICHITA FALLS. Tess. March a.
tSprcinlb wind f,r. ggl water did
damssv tou,l.ng Igal OoG near here
night when oll aArr,ck~.
telephone. wires ana houses wtfe blown
down or burned during ofc Of tie vnrs,
March storms on record Seven petsuiI1
we're injured snd nfty oii deuicks In
Butkhrfn'tt Wrrr hinRH down Two
houses wero burned during the height
of ,hs storm In smal ssttl~ppnts near
here. Wichits Fats suffered ntlie from
IN" storm. a driving rain sW,pt the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
ALLEGED DRAFT
DODCER FACING
COURT MARTIAL


NEW YORK. March Grover ,'ere.
land licrgdpU q wealthy Young Th.A-
driphia resident who smi,l federal
draft officials far nearly 'No years.
faced a general court martial at cover.
nor's Ishnd today iio ~ specifically
charged w.'h drsoftion under tac ilf'y-
eighth Article OF wax Army officers
said the outcome NJ ttc trial Viii have
an important bearing on $4,000 other
draft -Godgng cases uroushout the
country.
Harry Ne'nbeisrr. WHO defended
Emma Goldman. Alexander Dcrkman
and other radicals. is counsel for the
accused
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
STORM cR|PPLES Wire SERVICE IN STATE
HAPPY THOUGHT

Nar,h 4 wss the hotties, In
nineteen years In obishoms City
The mercury stood ~ - degrees
At 8 o'Cloob .. M Ten yfIfs
auo. In "Oid Stories IN New
Typs, from The Times tie, B."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
$3.50 FOR SHARE OF
STOCK IS NEW RECORD

NEW YORK. Msich THE highest
price ever recotdsd for the sale OF one
shars y stock IN .he history of the
New iosk stock exchange. was paid
Yesterday when ten shares Of Atlanljc
tefinina company common stock sold
Tor V.sso 4 share. tho previous record
vas made Nay .. 1901. whsn Northern
fHeIflc touched u ~ during . panic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
Army rllst Eal.d h r.,l.

RIVERSIDE, Cali March ..--L,eat.
Raymond Y. Pearson. q United states
army svistor. was killed today at March
field. nesr hers. whsn Me sirplsns ssWt
Into tan erin near the erouWd. LIeu-
tenant psAsssn had been fiyins hets
six montha-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-04
DESTROYS 5000
BOTTOM BALES At DALLAS

4 IspAf.l.As, Texas. March t--Fire de-
1ogoged three thousand haies Of coitcu
1oeu bsisusing 10 The federal govern.
~ ~ night st the TrIHity Products
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J. P. Morgan's
Grandson Takes
Wife to France
Mr.. and Mrs, Hamilton Fail
TO Win His Parents,


NEW YORK. March t.--iAnrens
Morgan Hamilton. grandson of the
late J. pierpon, Morgan. and his
bride. formerly Mrs Gertrude War
ren. are cn their way 10 France.
j, hscamc knoen to-day.
The couple secretly boatl,i the
Yr'r IA'N, sttr, which sailed for
ii,tre. Friday. without adjusting
Tho tstrangcmtn' between liamtl.
fon anl u, parents. brought about
10y Ms marriage, Hamilton de-
s'erdah, Of Alexander Hamilton, {.
hcljct q rcunilcs. hnd dependent
ruon = htllv. who ls ropurtei to
bay" a luxurious apartment In
PARIS
hamilton is 20 years old and his
r",de q.
bOSTON, March --I.icu'. tsur-
ems MDrgnn hamilton and his hide
had to run the gauu,lc, Of cordon
Uf private detectives 10 get aboard
the liner LAfa}ette on their way TO
Paris. according 60 ict.rrs from tho
young mhn, received ty friends here
today
Young ilamIiion's parents. tho
i.',ers said. we're snxious that he
BE- prevented from. making the Voy-
age oscfs"es. They had private de-
techNcs constantly watching N.
Young couple hoping 90 max. It I'M
possible for Hamilton to make the
journey, Haiill,on wrote that by
the aid ~ friends he ana HIS bride
were abI.' 10 eiude thr detectives.
NJ. and Mrs. Hamilton have sen,
card- 20 army officers here saying
they would bo at home" In Paris
after April