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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT

Who will be our next president?
The Tower of Babel. at enormous
expense, has Just completed an ex-
haustive pole OF the matter. sending
postal cards 10 thousands of repre-
sentative, thoughtful business and
professional men throughout the
state Of Indiana. with the result
that Wen be darned il we know who
will be elected. The pole did show.
however. beyond the shadow Of
doubt that there will be quite a
mum ber Of candidates and that all
have agreed TO run on the insistence
OF their friends Not a candidate
has been discovered who has deter
mined 10 run from his insistent
friends.
Postal cards were sent broadcast
In an effort 20 ascertain the real
attitude of the voters-men in ALI
walks OF life-some in honest, IN
right business or professional pur-
suits. and others running newspa-
pers or practicing law, Bookkeeping
and real estate.
For instance. 200 postal cards
were sent to former saIoonkeepers
in an effort to get Just as near as
possible the real sentiment OF the
voters. OF the 200 sent out. $500
came back endorsing the candidacy
OF Gov. Edwards of New Jersey.
Politicians answering the ques-
tons on the cards sent out by The
! Towel OF Babel. in both parties ap-
pear TO be tolerably strong 10 have
Sen. Truman II. Newberrry of Mich
igan enter the race. The opinion was
advanced that Mr.. Newberry could
well afford TO make the race, even
though his trial in Michigan is prov
ing rather expensive. and that mas
much as he is going somewhere Il
would be much nicer for him to go
back TO Washington than TO 20 TO
Leavenworth
Laura Jean Libby and Winifred
Black we're both mentioned by many
women. who sent i'm their cards, as
persons who would make very likely
candidates Several women sug-
gested Miss Lena Pickle, OF the New
Idea, and one South Bend woman
advanced the opinion that George
Platner would be o. X. if he would
agree TO make the race and keep
his cigars in the background
William Jennings Bryan proved a
popular choice for vice president.
his friends arguing that If they could
land him in the vice presidency they
might be able to keep him quiet A
republican with an exceedingly bad
temper wrote that he hoped the
democrats nominated him just TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14
SAVE DAYLIGHT.

With the approach of spring the daylight question
comes up again. On the whole aside from the farm
ing population. there is evident regret that
gress repealed the daylight-savIng law There is
growing recognition of the that the country is
not solely dependent on congress for a of this
kind-that daylight saving is a matter that any
state any community and, generally speaking, any
individual determine for himself.
New York city is going TO continue the insttu
ton by municipal ordinance Various other cities
have taken steps do the thing, pre-
complicated by railroad schedules and other
sideratons, but there is usually a way out if the
citizens find II. An unexpected development
been the announcement of the Pennsylvania
railroad that it will turn its clocks ahead hour
again for the summer months, regardless Of what
its tributary cities may do.
Chicago is getting the matter in another way
save hour of daylight" by the simple device
of asking their employees report for work hour
earlier than usual, and quit hour earlier. II is
expected men will agree This policy like
ly to be followed widely in Chicago.
There millions of people in the United States
who largely masters of their own time. and may
adopt this sensible method starting finishing
their rk-day earlier. if they want TO. There are
millions who, If their working hours fixed
perfectly free 10 rise hour earlier than they
have been accustomed to. and thus get
of outdoor recreation in the very finest part of a
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14
THE GRAND OPPORTUNITY.

When druggists charge so cents
for 2 cents worth of baking soda,
what can you expect when they are
asked to fill a whisky prescription !?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14

It is now proposed that Holland put the former
named Goat island
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14

A congressman complains that lobby bugs"
eating his stationery. When paper cheap
body ever heard ANYTHING about such pests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14

So many hats in the presidential ring that it's
bit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14
METHOD IN HIS PATRIOTISM.

Now that we read that D'Annun-
zio has got hold of the 100000 in
the Fiume treasury we begin TO sus-
pect that he is not such an imprac-
teal poet as we fancied.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14
nIoDART 75oRSETS
ced
Clearing Sale, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves

One lot Mems Union Suits, regular
$3.50 value. Sale price ........Sl 96
One lot Mems Wool Drawers. sum
mer weight. SIPS value Sale price Sc
One lot Boys Wool Shirts and Draw
ers. $l.25 and $3.50 value. Sale
price ............ .-..-........- nc
One lot Mems Ribbed Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers, SI.25 value. Sale price
at ... .......... Sc
One lot Mems heavy fiat Aeeced
Shirts and Drawers, Sl.25 value. Sale
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14

The who is conducting the justice depart
ments drive to lower the price of clothing named
Figg If his drive doesn't succeed. that name will
have significance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14

ladies' Union Suits, low neck, sleeve
less. summer weight in knee length. We
have 5 or E styles Regular $l.OO and
SIPS values at ............. .ooc
Ladies Union Suits. Princess May
line or styles. Regular 09c and 81
values. Sale price $500. ...... o9c
One lot of Ladies Pants, gauze weight,
knee length. Regular SOC and 6Oc val
ues. Sale price ................. 29c
One lot of Ladies Union Suits, me
dunn weight. ankle length. Regular 81
value. Sale price ................Sl. Sly
One lot of Children's Vests and Pants,
fleece lined all sizes. Regular SIC
value Sale price ................. 39c
One lot Children's Globe Union Suits.
sale price .'...''...' o7C
One lot Infants Fleeced Vests. Sizes
2, 3, 4, 5. About 40 dozen of these
garments Regular 25c value, for &c
One lot of Ladies Fleeced Pants, reg
ular Sl.25 value Sale price soc
One lot of Ladies Union Suits, regular
$500 value Sale price ........ $500
One lot of Ladies Vests, regular Sl.25
and ST. SO value. Sale price .... 05c
One lot of Ladies Union Suits reg
ular 69c value. Sale price ........o Oc
One lot of Mems Union Suits, regular
$500 value Sale price .......... SZ.OO
One lot of Mems Union Suits, regular
$3.50 value Sale price .o9c
One lot Of Mems Union Suits, regular
5000 value Sale price ........ $500
One lot of Mems Union Suits, regular
$3.50 value Sale price ....... S3.75
One lot Mems Union Suits. regular
$500 value. Sale price ........ $500
Don't Miss this Opportunity
4 G..o-..:..nr D..1f md Drnhn1-,,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14
Hosiery

One lot of Children regular 29c and
35c values Sale price .......... &c
One lot Ladies Silk Boot Hose worth
89c. $l00, SIPS. Sale price .. SOC
One lot Infants Hose, regular Sc
value. Sale price .....-..-...... &c
One lot Infants Hose, regular Sc
value Sale price .l DC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-14
GLOUes

One lot Ladies Kid Gloves, various
kinds, $500 value Sale price $3.50
One lot Of Ladies Kid Gloves. $3.50.
$500. $3.50. S3.75 values. Sale price.
pair ............ ...-... ) 81
One lot Mems Kid Gloves. SI25.
SI5O. SIS, $500 values. Sale price.
pair - SLID
One lot Canvas Mittens regular DC
value. Sale price. pair. ..........5 Sc
These lots of Merchandise are reduced
regardless Of value. Merchandise is
clean and good. They are broken lots
only and will be sacrificed at the above
ridiculous prices to close. No returns or
exchanges This merchandise will be
displayed on the North counter Of our
Hosiery and Underwear Department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
"Hobo'' College
Planned for
City by Howe
Millionaire "Bo," Ead5 Howe
WIN Establish School,

The otgAnIIau'n ~ = 'Iar'sr
l'f" ~ tho International niutt'f.
ioni sUd welfare RSsoclliinn anI
ths ,siabllshm'ht - A, "iiot.o- c-l
i's" IL plspnsi hr James Lsds
Hose, m.li'nrslr, hoho. vhn &, here
fra ,rfi'7 ~ lecture. The .rgsri.
ten ~ th- chN',t 10 e,psc'cd
IN be completed Monday riEit sta
t",'nng - b, l,d in the haI a.
80 Vet tf'oud s'f""t
III" college. which Wit tee,
Tltiic loalih. ,p,ial economies aud
lnJu'tis. law, viii b. for ~. hsr,-
~. of migratory Nrd casual Votk
~ aud uih"tN |p',rsstfd IN h..
t'fl1g thsIf condition. HIVE ,ltd
4 hobo. ~ defined by Hove. II u
p'-ou Nhp 10 iooaits for vnfk 4
'fawr one WHO h. not looking FOR
wtfk
Education ~ IN. workers and
fnpto 'quitll, distribution NJ tIe
proceeds frum their work. 10 m.
only NRF 10 reach = fiu,i adjust
in"nt ~ ID" Nrisi unrest nos p,s s.
aient w this country and through.
out the World" Howe declared
The name miilnnnif. hobo Ns.
s'rn him a number oi years Bgo
hy ~ Louis newspapers. when ~
began booking Tor vofk shortly
sttu the death ~ HE father and
hts Inheritance of n large fortune.
The money Inherited from his
istiiets estate, including sn IA.
isi'-t IN The famOn- Fad, bridge.
Vac deposited In n bank. by Howe.
10 the cfedi, of the people" .vi,t
himself as agent, The os,sie,ir nov
sdmihistefsd hy q committee. Howe
tNld
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
GOVERNOR ASKS PAROLE Investigation
Harlan Clarke
Paroled to
War Mothers 4
Victim Of Shell Shock Re-
leased From Jail.

yielding 10 the pless ~ tho war
Mothers society Of Oklahoma Ciiy,
Mayor Walton Monday morning or.
dtt6d Harlan Clarke. who recent.
ly surrendered himself as q dssef-
t'f from tho army 10 help a poor
family here, fel.assd from jaii and
pafulrf 10 the War Mothers pend
inr an insesusstion BY tho local
recruiting office.
'lio has stsyed IN jail longer
than he ought 10 have stayed IA.
mayor said and hen ne Ailo~ Cd
somo freedom while Tho govern
nent is inyss,lsatiBE
According 10 tho mayor an army
officer tnid there IL no order tto,n
army headquarters W. hold Clarke
ana animated u would he al usht
~ parole hum. Tho officer said
many similar cases OF shell shock
pa'ientr running away from hotpi-
tails hnyo been reported
Jordan 'fum. husband ~ tho
woman for whom Clarke said h~
Gsyo himself up In. tho hope Of
her collecting the tesnfd and pay
ing scme of her debts, Was fined
~ In municipal court Monday on
q charge of Vauancy lie vas
IASalcd 10 u, q Dumas. siperin-
tendent of the welfare board. Who
WAS asked 10 find hun a Job. Mrs.
crnn said lsst week her husband
had left her with nothing but bfis
20 pay which statement caused his
arrest when he returned after
Dumas had obtained house for
'hc woman and paiA the rent for
week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
HOOVER AGAINST
FORCING TREATY
ISSUE TO POLLS
domestic Needs Too Press
. ing TO Delay Passage, '-
MAKE CHANGES LATER
Adjustment Of Minor Details
Certain, He Says.

BALTIMORE ND frh e, -ii'fhsri
.. Hoover. former frpd administrator.
declared today In hn Sddrrss a, Johns
HOPKINS university his opposition n
making ths ratification ~ the tf-Af,
With Germany an ltmo m tic pre-
dental crmpsNn 10 Insisted the In.
lection Of tho argument. f0r and
aga nst rcs'f,a'lons had 'oh.cur,d our
pressing domestic is,urs by conflict
over question IN Nhici the county
.lfeAdy has made II. mind" and rdded.
" . my impression uhat thtfs ~ no
psN c"dit IN THIS position.
Let Treaty Bs Changed Later.
Hope for immediate ratification oi tie
ueA,y t-sisd. lie said. IN IN, acceptance
by tho "iesser fessrvationlst,' o, the
proposals. of tho mild Its.f,a tibni.ls "
Ihe t~o combined. pc said. could So
smrs rstifiraiion. Ell also apptsrp 10
vs. he con unueJ, "tba, even rom IN.
point Of view Of tho lesser rcser,a.
tionlsts' they wlll have ,@.urc.F Al al
the major fun tions and value. o, ,hr
league. N II br put into being and i,
u prove lis living value In the wurii
no ono can doubt thnt any necessary
changes viii bs granted 10 II hy COM
mon eonsent as the )eats 60 on lor
my part. II tie league cannot prov. ia
vain. unds the latest poposals OF the
mild res-r,ationisis II viii never nro,e
them under the proposals Of the Lesser
reser,s sJonists'."
Tho present danger Europe 10 f.c.
ing Mr. Hoover ssid. 10 not % much
revolutionary ca'a elysm ss the
STEADY degeneration Of Ihe standard or
living 80 ths Glow decay Of the forces
Prssseslso Mvs % AssesrsS
8A9toeo4 pr0ductivify. hs insistsd. 70
eese9tAl U the aniss are 10 receive the
- - KepAmtion. 'vatii then We
aea9 - AAts real psAne,P he said. RI
WI - SeoAfe4 - loeg q vs hang ths
s:;'sssx : 'A' '''' q '' an ! 'sii
= - ~ believe ths alhsrese. Of the
Anestoao bsopIs 10 The league tequirss
any oo0oNseratio ~ continued Il
bssSsse that the majority OF our people
ne e6ovinced % the necessity of ressr-
vsti0No With the league. II would an.
par 70 IN oatsldsr that both sihss ~tr.
" AGyveMeat On ~ the great major
tdsas of the league and. the ma jorydca.
q reservations, but that they are IN
h'sesrsemsst mostly over secondary
(csaeiWvsd s~ psos Z. Column a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
ARMED FORCE
To DEAL WITH
BOOZE REVOLT
Expedition to Iron County,
Michigan, Ordered.
MAY ARREST OFFICIALS
Warrants Sought by prohi-
bitio1 Commissioner

CIn 'AGo, Teb o. Msj 4 y. p.'.
-F9's feitr'l rrouht uoa comm ,,on.
o. 'rf tHc central s'itsf. f,cs yod word
- 1870 oGo's hat 'sitsrsphio autn.
ota'nn 'r him - lspd on srn.d ct
pcfI'ou o. r'tsd States sssntr into
the upp'r penn.u,1 NJ Michigan. hal
b'eH sfnt from wash h.ig'on
MAJ \ v DaIDmpi,. ;'d,r,l rroh'.
suon director ~ the - ttn'rsl ra'os.
gathered thirty p.csed sg.n,. bere 10.
hsr lrspsfa'o'Y 10 isadins an esp.d.-
ton in'o Iron founty. Mich. ~ "ckan
un the cous'y srd sdr..' county ~.
iciais who are sad 20 hsye in,-tlerrsd
Win federal 'q1pf tso act wrrs
FrdsrN officials IN Washington have
h~'u asked 10 Instruct United su'ss
Cnmmssicusr lisich st Nsrque,te.
NTH, - bsus warrants foT ths arrest
~ The Iron county prosecuting attorney
ino deputy sheriff, and the ohl.l cap.
tain o' o.ii,s ~ Iron River y mining
Village. ON charges NJ ocn,p,scy 10 ob.
s,rurt uie prohibition hY.
Mr. n1lrvmple received az snsy tf
from C0mni. 'oner Kramer tis NOM
inG.
As soon ~ warrants are issued the
federal sssn,. from here will 20 10
Nsssunss. Mich. where they ~lll he
Joined by . hall troop 81 the Michigan
state eSnstsbulsry. MAYOR b.lr, n,pi.
pPld HIS pl.n o' ssnpslEn is to d. .
end ~ Irou county from 'hs north
snd stamp ou' vha' he ioh NJ Kramer
Authority.
.------- o.
CRYSTAL FALLS. Mich. Feb. :; -.
The situation IN Iron county was -
ported quiet today. following III. re-.
rott ~ revenue agents Of an incip'.n,
Whisky 'nsurrsction there. Cr,stai FaIls
u the county seat Of Iron county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

which she ssiny tried 20 shoe me ,ss
way" viii ahsolve ne from any charge
that ! hold brief for spirltuaiism.
What J mean 10 DO 10 "a let her ief.
ttrs tell her story Of the great hAppi-
nees - eane 10 find No matter vhal
may be the Individual attitude OF ,hs
reader toward spirituaiisiu. none csn
but bs Impressed by the w~nl<fful
aiwy they tell
The letters cover a period from ssriy
IN 1911 to the last letter she wrois ists
In this year.
They shcv the, nearly every art Of
her life was ordered BY spirit pssss-
ages frsm "kobsrt" Datss we're stHed
tot loSrneys % b made Tor spseifte
purpose asd the yourssys were tsksn
meat &c ~ strsst istis.l .! ths Hys.
dominated NJ c6elcS n NJ res1lne
evt6e1 hss h ~ wv,tipe SO l0liS,
taee1 nesy SekSs nssl yriviHi ed
'Te6ory eeG(Mon1el ~ 10 - h
ytsseA Ne gsssaQ tAua = hoss sallrl
ssss ssstst WiwYs,s "a M ~ y.
Aoesjeeo treeVo q ~ Cssot-oe0oA
heoF ~ eooo q fDpO--ehAt - ro.
oosseA Aeeoea y heaith. y H. bsa.
~ Nh = ~ 0VsSt 0sy0ia s2(oe (
essIsSo {iael sAAoesps>s . bts1iasl ~
81 "a sAsssls. 4 ~ v,s-ss.
49, e . ss.ssl9y lssssSS.
- - -" -
(eeooDsoon = - r ounuanA ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
WILSON'S k0RIATlC
NOTE NAY GO TONIGHT

WASHINGTON, ysb. Se.-Prssiasnt
wfssa's rsteindsr . the entente
preuassr. - w Aavianc situation wss
;,';ss,:s e s:s,! = !, ;s: s. 70 " ~. =: x, 4:
Document. Witch NJ to b rs.srSsA =
". WILSON ioe fnsl rsvisw before u
Was p,sceh q the tAb,s. No foveeast
arrangement has VI been .sks1s ~
puh,ieetisa Al TIM AnA The psecedinG
Mstes b the eeetrovsesy..
TAs DFesidsRt = watching WltA 0eet
intsnss interest the mssline of tho o..
iIsl prsmisrs In Lsodsa THE week aal
Y = yeAsrs,sed y hes fsswaresl m
dss . eo0Daets rspeft en ~ ef the an
euaeieaa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

Ny purpose really IS two-fold:
First, would le, tho generations
Who are her reading Tvbic know my
letters to picture the many siAts NJ q
renarkabie woman which no pubiishsd
autobiography ever has portrayed. In
her own story OF her bfs. published In
the Cosmcpolitsn msGastns, her inner.
eat modesty drew the veil Whenever
shs apwesehed self appreciation. No
other blosrArher really know her. The
sWeoeest secrets Of her NE she kept
ths ooed shN did--hsg phIlsnthrop.se-
net oollineoo: thees I wguld reveal
thrssoh this pubiieatlca.
eseeaA. ! would ~ bsfcrs ne word
shish ~ haovn M - . splntsallst.
~ tsus re,loseus bslssf.
o. svssy hasA sAs ~ 'tssa Grill.
T5s isSss1 Is raw. Sss css:ts;.
- Sn1Iv NJ O1nlysvOsU1nl ~. Hes
r: r: .:s :;;sras':E : - z;'s-''
- q ss1 - ~. E'ssss - ~ ~
q ~, ssssrSsS ~ =. ~:
- s6lScaasS1 49, Sse1sSSi Nm.
a - Sssi5 sA;1.,ss -:
Es1E;!' 81 :: 4 Il; NJ;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
water ulM MAPS
EAUlU..nolW WAY

siars ana spsrificaiions of water
tears sGo srs faulty. according, TO A.
u WoiNAy, water bupeSintsndent.
tiolway said Monday the department
Nas told recently ~ fire undefwyitess
u ~p1ne~t two tvslvs-lach naiae ia
,ths tasiness district and whsR m Ia
tsstiratior vas made n vaa found the
mains wrfs only ei6At.inch ones i
general re-msppln6 ct mains may ~
Necessary. Holway aid.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
DAMAGE CASE IN
DISTRICT COURT
Andy Binns Defendant in Suit
for $4,000.

Trial Of ID. $1,000 damage suit ol
Bnyce l.. Hulsne against Andy r.
btnns. rrsnitlng from an alleged at
tack IN Hume while ninns was q
member of the county council Of de
tense. Nov. 4 'sis wa scheduled 10
begin beforeo Judse James I. Phelps IN
district court Monday afternoon.
Hume IN his petition. charges Blnns
sthck-d hun without pro, vocation af'e er
having ordered him 20 report TO the
police station. Tho alleged a,isck oc.
CURED ~ municipal court when Hume
'h- council Of defense regarding
charges that he had made insul, lns
remarks e~rinet the government and
Was conducting . disotdc rty house at
@sis West Grand avenue Bnn. In
his answer 10 the sculi denied he had
made any attack on V,iir~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
FIVE MEN cBaaoeo
WITH DRUNKENNESS

whoever said OklAhome Ciu b "dry''
Vna proved niisinforused In muNietpAl
eeurt Monday when i've cases ef men
charged With being drunk In the old
lhahioned way were tYted.
-Four admitted they drank What Trey
OAdeSstcod 70 ~ "thA real thing" but
eae man. pe~ey WALKER. said hair
toaie msdA him think hs could shove
Ne wife sbout With impun'ty. Ne wss
(j0Nd go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
CONSPIRACY CASE IN
FEDERAL COURT HERE

The triGa q n. N. 1a1Isy ana l.. c.
(hSse. V6ar1sA vfth eeNsVirsry 70 steal
Cosds fvosn 1 railroad wtJls under sov.
ssMnsat control. wss csssanvcd In fed.
-! c,urt MonA.I moIr.ns. IN. t.rv
si!sy ED .; css:s rvsss:A :.ssys.:
- .dw w:,ss., 's,css. ~ ~ ;:,,rs.S = = o,":s %:s.
RsFVAAsIlss from The wichita Fails
~ Noythvestsrn raifwsy.. The al
HGo1 offeNso Wag eouu1etA1 Asesfy .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
AH,os viii Act
II Necessary

wAsHlS0ToN. Ysb. 81 VII asA
for federal troops 10 eombst the 90
called whisky rebellion In Michigan n
the conditions warrant sueh action. =
declared Fsd"nl Prohibition canmis
sioner kramer to-day. u believe tire
ocoPrsros has been greatly s1agvesated
and that Tire situation 10 not a. serious
ns u n,sy setm. but N full facts war
rant draS'ic action. will Civ. my
whole support n Major Dslryrmpie in
= esi for federal troops to ~ipo ou,
those IN revolt"
Commissioner Kramer slated he had
not received de'siisd reports of the
rebellion yet. but that he hsd IN =.
formation showing there ~N q very
general 'iolafion Of the prohibition Law
In the Iron county distr'c, Of Michigan
Assistant Attorney General g II.
Amcs WIN act fw the department OF
Justice " action u nece. ssry IL was
''s'ed. hut officials stated tbs. they
believe ths situation IN now In hsnd,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
ILLNESS OF WITNESSES
MAY MALT VOTE TRIAL

SsAxD nArme. ~, - z.
.,,s Wss ~ ,r,.:y " css.r':M 's's :issf:::: :sS
Insss ee1piiaatinas sltFsSutsble . -.
fiusasA. FfaRk c. Daley. assiatast a..
tornsy gsaerL eeaAueting. ths prees.
cution ID the Nevtssry election een.
se,racy trtai vas IL Doubt today vhith.
positions. s~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

''ag NAY w would welcome pardon and pos
lY ana az other departments under his control
NoeinT k"d'on IN SPECIAL message delivered Of ec.
oaue Monday morning opened e
n 70 NE suffrage amendment, and pfooe
ot confederation IN his general message delivered m minutes ,.re, ~
JOINT session OF Roth houses. " " '''"s' -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
rLlER DIES WHEN
PLANE TAKES FIRE

= EAni1 ! ,i!...r rA..A y. rs.ss -, 80;
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
FIVE HUNDRED COMING
TO UTILITIES MEET

y; the frs; sf0icn 81 ths Okhk~n,s
tillities assocnfion convention, which
Viii be held here Msrh >, 10 and n.
" q. Castor, general council 70, ths
Einptrs 0as ssd Fuel company wtil de-
liver IN address on. Tho Right OF
Abandonment and Cancellation Of srsn-
chlsss'
Governor Rohertsn0 wiii gfve On a.
dress ~ welcome TO which J. r. Owens
~tn respnnd. Anssers 10 quessoo-
ice'' viii be read and a prise avn rded
the aufhov of the hest answer.
Five hundr~t memhesS Of utility con
Germs sre expected to attend the con
Nsntion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
REDS NOW CONTROL
ALL NORTH RUSSIA

LONDON. rsh. IAN II sorthsrn
Russia 10 nov In the hands of the
soviet forrss, N,d Reuter- dispatch
from CopenhassH today
The foregoing csbla6ram. n true,
means that ali Of the tervitory Won b.
the British and American t!ecps. and
cal governments under the protection
Of the allies. In the Archan6ei and
Murmsnsk areas. b sow held by the
bolehsvik army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
TULSA COMPANY WASTED
GAS, COMMISSION SAYS

Citation OF the Oklahoma Syndicate
Limited company Of Tuba for alleged
violation Of sas conservation orders
was issucd by the corporation con,mis.
sion Monday, u Ia CHARGED N. cor,-
rsny permitted sss TO waste And failed
10 hIr proper r-cords With the ROM
missicn. Hearing of the case was set
for March ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

LONDON. Ven. :a,-rhs secretary 10
Premier Lloyd 0eorxe declared today
that There 10 the strongest possibility
tkat Dir Auckland Gedies. minister Of
"a nsSi'cnsl service vi! be ". nsr, Brit
Il 10 understood the rost has been Of
fesed To- rh Auckland hut he has MT
yet replied.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
FOUR AGED WOMEN
BURNED TO DEATH

LYNN. Mass Feb .;--Four sred
women we're burned 20 desth In firs
which swept The home 'cr AGED wo-
men here today. Ten othsrs had rsr.
row sscApes froW death Al we're
over a years old.