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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Scott February 10.
Mrs. E. J. Douglass has gone to
Medford. Mass, called by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Squirting.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Smith of Arlington, Mass, extend con-
CALCULATIONS on the birth of a son,
George.
Mrs. E. C. Whitmore has been in
Bar Harbor the past two weeks.
Edward Hopkins and daughter
Dorothy, who have been guests at
Mrs. Harold Higgins, have returned
to Bridgeport, Conn.
Feb. %. X
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
BEGINNING Another Chapter.

A woman was so fond of pets that
when death overlook her 10-year-old
cat she was not long in getting a young
kitten TO I'LL the place of puss, Where
upon her small neighbor gravely car
ried the news TO his mother that the
woman was starting another cat"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
NATIONAL FRIENDSHIPS
DEPEND UPON WoMANkIND
japanese Diplomat Says Men
Alone Cannot Create Interna-
tional Friendilness

= International friendship be +
: tween nations depends largely +
= upon the friendly feeling between +
+ the women of those nations, &C. !.
= cording to representatives of the +
= japanese embassy In Washington +
+ Their theory is that there can J.
+ he no firm friendship between !
i. two nations unless the women of i
+ those two countries know and J.
!. like one another, as cooperation !.
= between nations, as In the state !:
= and In the family. Is based on CO. :.
+ operation between men and wo- 1.
i. men :;
j. Therefore, II Japan and Ameri- !.
t. ca are to have real, lasting =
: friendship, to really know and 4.
i. understand one another. the wo. r
+ men of the two nations must !.
+ learn to play together, to study /.
+ together and to think together +
= The w. c. A. is one of the 1.
= best mediums for bringing about !.
+ this friendship between the two =
= nations, according to diplomatic +
: Representatives Of Japan, as that +
= organization is teaching Japanese +
/. women recreation, showing them +
= how to enjoy out-of-dOor life and !.
!. sports. It Is particularly neces !.
i. sary that Japanese women learn +
!. to enjoy and appreciate recrea- +
i. tion, they say. since the great +
+ influx of women into industry :
!. and business. as Japanese wo- :.
+ men, formerly so conservative, +
= are going into business and doing +
!. many things which they had !.
= never thought of doing before the =
!. war :.
i. The 7 W c. A. has been as i.
+ sured the fullest possible cooper !.
!. alton of the japanese embassy +
= and the Japanese people in max +
!. ing its World Service program" \
I. for three million dollars to be =
+ used for women and girls In the i
1. United States, India, China, Ia !.
+ pan, South America, Egypt, 81 +
+ IBERIA. the Near East and Mexico =
+ a success. i
i. i. + = i. = i. !. + :. i. + T. i. i. = :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
VaIuab.e Iapanese PLANT,

A plant slows in Japan which fur
nishes SOL OF vegetable leather. 1t
is pretty Shrub called the mitsumata.
and It's inncr bark, after going through
certain Processes, is converted into a
substance as tough as French kid so
transparent that one can almost see
through it, AMI as pliable and soft as
cahshin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
SrIrry.

Congratulations are extended to
Willis Witham and wife on the birth
of a son. Robert Long, born Feb. 10.
George Clark returned to Ports
mouth, N. H., Saturday.
Miss Candage of East Bluehill is
employed at Capt. w. S. Treworgy's.
Feb. %. l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
DIED.

BRIDGES-At Bucksport, Feb. 49, Mrs
Myrtle Williams Bridges
BROW N-At Franklin, Feb IA, Mrs
Melvina Brown, aged So years, 6
GARLAND-At Green Lake, Dedham.
FEB; 20, Mary, wife of Martin A. Gar
land, aged 80 years. 2 months, days.
GRAY-At Deer Isle, Feb. 1SCapt John
Vinal Gray, aged 80 years.
JAMESON-At Ellsworth. Feb. 10, Geo.
- Jameson. aged 20 years, months,
MADDOCkS-At North Ellsworth, Feb,
70, Cora Estelle. widow of Galen
Maddocks, aged SO years.
MEANS-At Ellsworth, Feb. 20, Capt.
Mehemlah Fl; Means, aged IS years, 8
PARK ER-At Bluehill, Feb 10, Pearl S
:, Parker, aged "A years, Is days.
Sarah E., widow of Edward saunders
OF Ellsworth, aged 20 years
TRIM-At OrIana. Feb f3, Mrs. Retsv
Trim, aged "a years, months
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
North LamOine.

Edward Gilpatrick, who has spent
some time here on business. has re-
turned to New Haven, Conn.
The friends of Mary Trip Chase,
formerly of this town, sympathize
with her in the death of her husband
in Bath, where they now reside.
Feb. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
Usina a Doorway.

The unused doorway makes an eff
fective bookcase The door should be
locked and treated rs the back of the
case. Shelves can be set in the entire
door space or the lower half.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
surdsns Thai ouoroorn-

No man ever sunk under the bur
den of the day. II Is when tomor.
rows burden is added to the burden
of today that the burden is more than
a man can bear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25

IA mon dst kct rs ta|kiu' bout his
SELF said Unclr l.hpn. Sometimes
surprises you by de way he manages to
make "A purity good speech on a mighty
slim subject"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25

Calico Rock Progress treporing IL
lustrated lecture). You would be hor-
row stricken to see some of the pic
lures that are full of blood and hor-
row. Boston Transcript.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
CATARRH DOES HARM
Whether II IL Of the Nose, Throat,
or Other Organs, Get Rid Of II.

or Other Organs, Get Rid Of II.
Catarrh of the nose or throat when
it becomes chronic weakens the deli
cate lung tissues, deranges the diges-
tive organs, and may lead to con-
sumption. 1t impairs the taste, smell
and hearing, and affects the voice. 1t
is constitutional disease and re-
quires a constitutional remedy.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
by purifying the blood removes the
cause of the disease and gives per-
manent relief. This Alternative and
tonic medicine has proved entirely
satisfactory to thousands of families
in three generations.
1t there is biliousness or constipa-
ton, take Hoods Pills,-they are a
thorough cathartic, gentle Laxative.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
MARRIED.

CUMMINGS-MAXFIELD-At Alexan-
dria, Va, Feb 49, Miss Edna e Cum
mlngs OF Portland to Harold F. Max
ii NSCOTT - STOVER - AT Lamoine
Fen IA. by Rev w H Rice. Miss Caro-
me Linscott to Leroy Slower. both
of Lamoine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-02-25
BORN

d. ER-At Franklin. Fet %, to Mr. and
MRS Dana Dyer, daughter. (Cleo
Annetta)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
Many German Naval
Officers Are Wanted

BERLIN. Friday. Feb. s--T~elvc
sdmirah. two high s~ss fleet com.
mAnders, thirty U-boat captains and
numerous other active sffieers Of the
German navy are included IN the lis,
Of Germans whcse sxtraditioa IL de-
t,snd~d by the entente powers. The
hames Of virtually all the officials on
the naval home snd high ssas s,sffs
are found In ihs iist.
Admiral Won Mueller, chbaf Of secret
naval cabinet. IVES 4srmaasntly at
tachel 10 great headquarters. whers
he vas counted am0nG fossWer Emperor
Williams psrsonal oNts1sntisl advisers.
In sddtlea the allies demand Admiral
Won Ttrpitn. Admiral vua Capelis and
Admiral voa Trotha, who we're su..
cesslvsay seefetariea OF the navy.
Ven vvsptts iNeeesat. Nuns Gay.
Admiralty eesiesrs who Will discuss
the list charge dat the wholesale de-
mAnd for OssmaA naval officsrs indi.
catss the sntsate's desire 10 ''psfms-
nently paralyUe 0errsan naval asplru-
tons. snd the rrsessos u Nance like
those of Admiral vea TirplAs end A..
nirsi voa xusues y Pi1lcuis4
"Admirri ym rhpsas." ai1 ~ otfi-
eisl toAAS. "was Nsvse eetive at the
front dxf,ag The war ss1 -Asvsr even
rartieisssed 10 ths sassat q command
He dsrsarsA that Admiral vss Nusl-
Yer wss - sseeutivs ofliciai vko mere
~ sspseeentsA the admlgalty at gFeat
headquarters and played opit pas.
aive rele 1uring the var.
Admiral voN 4chrOeAep eav,sna n A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
lacey M'|NTYRE'
CLAIMS He hid.
IN BIC WOODS
Boy Believes He Can Show
Father Hiding Place.
WAS NOT UNDER HOUSE
He Says He Kept Moving
and Drank From Greek.

That Lacey Mcintyre vas sntlreiy
ntioosa Saturday. but that his nervous
ana weak condition had prevented
thorrhiGh questioning of hs NE and
actions during HE five days absence
was reported w his father. l.. q. Nc
Intyrs. Saturday. His ssri.Abls cond'.
iion has c.ussd hs family 20 refrain
from asking him their many questions
concerning his actions since he left hts
home, at raj, North Robinson avenue,
iast sunday morning during Q mental
arrangement end how he eluded the
searching parties during his five days
sbsencr
ne told his father tha, he rad been
hiding IN tho woods four a. five miles
from his home, that hs had nothing TO
eat but drank several times from =
dirty creek. and that he thought hr
cqaild - hack and shos his several
hhins placss
iie aid that he haA asver been vn-
der the houAes In the neiGhborhood OF
tis homo and said that while hiding IN
the woods he did not rvsnsin In the
sasns place during hIs entire absence
he 1id not cay when ne realized that
hs vas away from his home " why h-
did nSt return b~fore or whsthsr he
kuew Of ths searches that vers con
Quoted for him. iir cornpiainsd of the
condition NJ his feet. and his father
mid that h vss likely that all Of the
skin would eventually drop off, other
bruises have been found over his body
lie viii not he placed In the sanl-
tariup axain. his father said. hut will
remain 10 his nome with the attention
Of a trained nurse.
He has sshed several times 10 be
allowed 10 return 10 Houston. Texas
with his brother Carroll.
It's physical condition n stiii ,uncer-
tain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
Welfare Board
Saves Young
Girls Life
Mrs, D. G, Dumas Talks Her
Out Of Suicide Notion,

Ths sep<y = Nm . yoass IN, vbo
cens 10 okjahsssA City thb seek N
tsss - hsil,ag hssss,s wss hevs srosn
sAsaag - ~ vslaass hard workers. vas
~ oAtus1sy.
I.,vtas =. neafsy tswn ~ ssvl
-. lspa vaesssWeses saA teastne ths
1noy5ee e ~ a6eg4osy q ~ e.
~ NJ 6sei1o1 70 ls119 ~ ssamDls
9 esAse - w. I've ssns y q
T.. 80 -. : .s.e:ss -. = y: !:
|-I III. |. - - sse:.i
q q :; - !: &c =: ss |. 81 s;
Z 7 81 n |;
[l|'!Il|!!l''5l1|'z Il ! i ]
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
cARlE CASE TO
juRY TolAeNT
Experiment Is Conducted 10
Prove Testimony,

fhs testimony In the trial Of LoWden
Carl% ehavysA with the murder Of
NsvSl IAsseness. wss completed ri.
~ nsniae. After the Case had bsen
= tslai fsY fivs snd ene-half days
~ asgu0eata 70 the kary tsEan I
s'ehsek oatnr6ay Afternoon. aad II 10
S2ss;sa ~ ssstinss until late hour
,fOliassS istreAucsd BY shs 1sfsass
sel1tel 70 - sxpesimsat conducted
eee1 oaeur6ay msofAins AZ the orsaA
n ~ soeetins. Witnesses testifleA
tDat tksy sapi1 rscc<whs psrsoas a 3
()Dlnsce sf 10 10 - tsst bstwseu s.G
~ ~ 1s1sck tih mssnihs. Con-
OoUo Wssa simllar 70 thoss ~ ths
49, Il ne ehootlng Witnesses tsoti.
~ fks testimony xas IN svVpsrs ri
oe01e seotinseoy .GivaN hy witnesses for
~ 1sfsoes % direct esemln1tica. .snd
N0o - sffoft 70 prove thet n. !. Les.
G4Der, beslher of Nsvso, wpe pres.
enk ehd was . party te tln l1hilG Of
~ hegp from ~ LAea11oee fsfm.
- CHsse's sscoHae n psevslp = Ne
NJ tee& ~ was ps~(saS . W. eca0s
~ 3 pftee assuaDsasNe WttA =. Z Les.
qNoeS. tspsal1 kis aslstttaI q cAnvic.
~ q ~ ehaFHe. scgsP6tAG 10 tht
nsFalHG ~ Jpdss SAsaes ]. Phs,pa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
DELINQUENCY ON
INCREASE HERE,
REPORT SHOWS
Welfare Board Monthly Re-
view Indicates FACT,

That deiinausney amens boys and
0tris sf OklaAoaa City 10 on the In.
cfSass u shown ~ the moathly rspsrt
= ~ welfare hoard which wss mads
eatrfeay ~ D. q. Dumas. superin.
sss1eet. -
TvsAty boys frca II TO II yssrs old
weyt tuSHe1 over 10 the hoard BY the
pslifs eortaG vanuarS. according 10 the
.rspdst, ~ SstusneA 10 tAsir parehta
i've ssht 81 of the city ana Mise to
heqeey out q the state Y0ur vees As-
hveeV1 10 the trussev officer aad 20.
sitisoo ehtaiAsl fes TIVE 0sphaas. Two
vhItp boys - 80 negro we're sDnt 10
~ fsfosm SsAna sAl 90 white siri 70
ths laAngtstai Ae0A
Nfty. .as Wtits 0lsis we're pasolsl.
lAres rssteeaf y Rorsnts IN the city,
DIRE ssnt 70 tAsls t51lliss n the stAts
sn1 tAsss cut ~ ~ stats. Ten chill.
- we're desvses1 = ths oklahoma
CAlIlFeA's hsMs eoc1sey fey tsnpsfsy
lAfA 1hlfty easeo wero sDfssfsd 70 ths
gote1 fsyst19at aeoeetAttsa, q peo.
- belaB 4sylva4 y 49, easaa
- = uue = ~ Saia = vkias SifiS
~ WitA eeslal 4oeAsss. UuRas
- - 7 - s.sses -. .t:s e ts:. -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
RAIL RETURN
GUARANTEE IS
5 II PERCENT
Conferees on Railroad Bill
in Agreement.
FILE REPORT ON FEB. l6
Distribution Of Earnings
Above Guarantee Fixed


WASHINGTON. Feb "A return Of
81 ,,.,, -. ,,. ..,. v.i,,, n,
y"
ths railroads would ts guaranteed oy
the Goysrumeu, for a period Of two
,, s., O..
~ ''','''" w ~
day by the sensie and house oonferess
On the railroad bill
T., .,,st. a.. .... ,,
""u"''"s wv ''''"' ''''''
Chairman Cummlns OF tie senate man
ayers said the rewritten section pro-
-, a., -. a.. n.,,,x
''''" N"A' ''s' wv
The peteentssr OF return would be nked
ny The interrtst. commerce eonmE
sion, which would be au,h"fNed 10 Tx
rates 30 As 70 yisld mat return.
I'VE Vspot Vsbrusry 70.
with The agreement on ms secuon
IN" eonferees completed thelr rofh on
the bill and senator Cnnmin' ssld th.ir
report lrobs hly would he fsadY tot
congress ~ February le leaders hope
70 complete enactment oi w. oIh
befor. the railroads are returned to
private cortrol 90 Msrvh J.
The aggregate value Of me properties
used IN ,he transportation would be de
'srp'o"d by the s,erstatc cominerre
commission, arordins 10 me M. VIE
determination being by uanie dis'rlc,s
These districts would ne used a. rroupf
and equivalent OF the guaranteed re-
turn no increase In rates would be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
PRESIDENT TO !.
ACCEPT PLANS
Of DEMOCRATS
Any lnterprstative Reserva-
tons Not Opposed,
TREATY UP ON MONDAY
Democratic Conference to
Expedite Consideration.

WARRINGTON, Fse. f.--Aftss ilDee9>
Ing To letter from President wilsuas
r,aiflrminx his stand against aav ~
ln,srpre,aiiys. reservations 70 ne peDD
treaty. democratic ssnA6bss 6sci1s1 III
conference today ~ psoessdo wfth loy'
previous plans TO help bring the >weeV
M In the senst. Mowaay ssA 10 ~
for q reservation compromise. '
The letter 10 pndssssooA 70 havs -
prsssed the prsstdsat's wiinagNe1Q ~
accept any inisSprstative reeeevoeo
that the democrats miaht frape,
to have omitted discussion u any ~
cific reservation 4eopeeais.
cemeref.ses esscnS
IN. ,oss a%ss .r.I sssIS az 70 hsv. sSssA ss,
tho dsmocrahc ssnsts leaders b s1GU4
compromising p thslr attifu4e, tsoeS
oaly furmal dsrisisa reached = ~ ~
nounced, vas 10 ail b ev6gy ~ II
say TIE move 10 tahS - ~ tseAlr -
expedite its rstif)eAtleA. y
F6ae Of procedure = Uy
ps.es , G.ssy a 49, e 49,, ~ RI
encs~ a v~sious fasQ1sn0 = ~.
troversy. Each q ~ uBiqD8
mined. II was said - Woo0 q IN
70 carry its prc0Vo9 0eU
generally wrs expoc1e1 ~ 0nn14 ~
eisa that the msotfSe1 6o0U r0
tons ~ dTavp - = - 49,
partisan cSqf6seaeo UoD9
psm,ccsssis Sca66 0 K; 3
DssnoerNttc pruooaenoD e ~
wers 10 confer - ~ Guo0
vations and ths seatlu101 14
jortty u the dsNaoog01lo eQD41
being sousht II wAs Donngu
that after todsy's sealeeouGo ~
cru would lei u - tDUQ4
they will 20 In sccsoe1n9 -
tloas ~ modified " -
| coRfereace. In which ~ Z
leaders participated.
nspabtIcAn tsA1srs slrd
eided 70 take the whlp -
treaty comss up on the on1&
suggesting the adepliea -
fled Lodge feservAttoaa.
leave The two main peft1D ~
pute at variance oNly - -
issslse. in6tuding the pooogVn
s.reins Article 10 ana shs -
~ .,srscsseIhs,s" svsso -
ratification IN aRy form, al6o z
eoelessecs foe ,ts1ay % mnDeo9
sSssS :s i. fSs sss ssss~ss Y -.
fhs ssnsSs ~ Ass n, eeesia
Day bssns tsvotsd sattfs6 y s6a1 ~
encao. 17,724
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
AMERICAN IS FOUND
STRANDED ON ISLAND

LONDON Feb. s--when the wsrahlr
Sev ZsalNnd with Admiral viscount
Jell,co~ aboard visited Christmas is-
land. the landing party found three
,usn. an American, . FrenchmAn and .
Tahltan. who hal been alone on the
island for two yesrS. says a letter just
received from the Pacific issnds
The trio was reduced 20 living on
cocoanuts and fish. They had no news
whatever from The cater world ana
aid not know the var wss over. Ao
three gratefully accspled the offef Of a
passage 90 rAnRlnG Island.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
WILSON MAKES FURTHER TREATY CONCESSION
ROBBERS LOOTED RAILROADS
OF 45 MILLION DOLLARS IN
1919, u. S. BUREAU REPORT

York
1912 according United railroad statistics
r. s,,,sd 10 b more ap double tho losses .u.asd
s,on which ". rosy s,mAed TO sysr.a percent bs taken
there has been = steadily Increasing nun Of pacssS stolen and
Ingenuity exercised In divsr'nr secds their
supposed 10 eona velvs found their
Thee srrsd
condition and 10 almost -ib yn
cuYred
The silk industry the
privilege eish,
by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
Lafayette, We
Are Here, On
Pershing Key
CiV'S Gift to General to Be
on Display Tonight.

Tn, solid gold hey which ~iIl he pre-
sen,sd 10 Gcnctal perrhfnx whom he
arrives IN oklahoma city February ~
was completed saturday by the Iets-
ciser Jswslry Manufacturing company
and Will b. on display In window OF
Pe,teo's hardware store Saturday night.
About six Inches long. ih. hey has
been Engraved with the words Pre-
s.ntrd by ritlIcns of oklahoma city"
an one side. and Lafayette. we are
here" On the other. The cost IL i22s
and !, Viii be paid for by popular sub
scfip'lons, the mayor sald The key
viii De- presented N an engraved oase,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
WOUNDED men TO
Be nONOREp ON
"PERsH|Nc DAY"
Boy Scouts viii Assist in
Policing Parade Crowds,

Men wounded In the var win b
seated In a section OF special prosni-
nsnce by IN. American Legion at the
night entertainment 4, the fkr grounds
auditorium for Gsneral Pefshins Feb
ruAry 10. General PerShins viii re-
view the wounded men separately.
Roy Scouts VIII b on duty on the
streets on pershing day assisting In
keeping the crowd within bounds. clear
ing streets and seeing that parking ar
rsnxemsnts are obeyed.
The plan Of location Of school chsl-
dren was announceb BY J. A. white
ford. superintendent of schools. eAtur-
day, There win no< b . asaerai dis
missal Of schools tor the afternoon. but
teachers viii leave their buildings with
students In time 10 arrive At their To-
cation By parade time, At ) o'clock.
children 10 gradcs below the nfth not
Ger Of injury In returning hon.e alone.
They viii remain at the building or
be, ssnt homo.
tioas IN the schools follow:
Walnut Grove. Urlnd avenue, north
side. from Harvey "a Hudson; River
side, Grand. north side. frvm HUDSON
10 alley vest: Garfield, Grand nssth
si1e. from WALKER to alley; whssisf.
Grand. south side. from walker 10
niiey west: Washington. qnnd. north
side. from wsihef to Dewey; Lss.
GrAaA, sovth s,de, Dewey to alley sast:
ShJe,ds netShts. Dewey. cast eide. frem
0san1 hah way north Al Coiunlbua:
Reck vood, Dewey. west st6s. from
Osand 10 alley north; FraAbiln, Dewey.
east side. bstwscn Main and alley
south: willard. Main. south side. nom
Dewey to alley east: Edemsre. Rohtn.
m. cert side. from Twelfth 10 Thlr-
teehth streets; puteam Heights, Rob
Iasea, west side, rssifth ts rhktssath
strsss: 1:ff.rso.; hsstssee. 80 ssde.
w.t.. Rob,sscn. vtN -. HsycStS
10 fsslfth strseta; cqDt3rSssa, Res1H-
~. east ~. fesek 10 E,svsath
Strssts: WhNtlss. hssoassa, est ~.
NAsb y reWtk stsssts; Ll1weeA, RoA.
taDaa. veee ~. Ninth - Tenth
slssstp: ncxlntsy, Nsb1no1a. vsee slls,
UshtA - Ninth strsetDi lincoln. Rob-
iWO0a. Ase ~ U(gAth 70 Ninth
strsets; .AiGA QeAosl nsAassa. fsun
Nevsa,A - n6eA strssls, Bryant. o
Dseiassa, ,eease -, fFen otxth 10 Ssv-
~ ~. :sf,sss; s'se - -. A. .,s;S wsSs
streets; Hans9e ~ Leless0ev. Acs-
lnssa: weA - yy.etA V riith
strssts; 01eegeuaitS. Nehtnsoa. east sl6s
ysstoe = ySSA S9seaa Lswsa nssl..
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woman npoulyE
70 ooUu1v oDoE

Ma. Claude y. Mccartsey. vtlsly
knouA Red crces worter and club
wemoa. has been appointed ecunty
prvtAtbsa 0(fices By County Jndgs W.
r. Taylor.
Nm Mccartney who hes already a.
sumsl kev duties. hsA Inst returnsa,
nom three moaths' service with the
reat9Hed q month ago.
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00mPERS TO ANNOUNCE
LAb0n'S POLITICAL PLANS

wAsHINdToN, Feb. i.---s. muei
C;ompess, president of the American
Fedsratien " tAtw,. announced hs
would maks public To-Day the plans os
osgsnissd labos 10 open B nation Wide.
non partisan political campaign to eject
candi6Atss fsisadly 10 ~ interest Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-07
Riot Call When
Negroes Dig for
Whisky in City
Rumor Of Liquor Cache ON
West Reno Avenue,

: A riot ean Wa turned into the police
Saturday ~ Roea when 800 Dsroes y
the iss> Sisek on West Homo avenue
we're sssa disstns hoiss In the ground
roliesmsa rsspsadins found the ossross
1iGgiWs fsv vkishy. SOMEONE hsvtns
told them Args quARtitiss Of liquor end
''chec" bsss. vevs bsrsd there. No
thishy vas found.
PsssoNs seeing the negroes thought q
useb vas being formed and notified the
polles immediately. The negroes. we're
dispkyssd,