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OKI AHOMA CITY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2. 1919
TWO
tirim at to the adnpucy "I any
ftiiini except one l seiute the jiM
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prosaic immediate ohert which M
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ji a tirirs!i.r' -Us,r to llir attainment
of the other. A siipmne la I H that
rmlh admire l!y !-. :f r i'ir nine tin -f
ririt t.t re sirps and ,i!'"''t '"
With cuill'li-IH t .in.l the "thrr
hesitation-look I tw ir I I.. Ihe .imf
ultimate goal I' 'V'1 I1' ''"i-'l'K
tote nf liiP it H'!i-h 1. 1 the Ia.i Uif
turn that I either I : to rulrt t.iin
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Ponce Delegations
May Be Enlarged
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for.it nail r. ill the (..ni'iiR peace I 'M
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everal ilrVya'ei who nuy rxi li.turr
t-l.i-r with nt'-rn, taking p;nl in the
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MIHMINi) IN ACTIOS'
IMiala llalpli A. tailor, Tlinmaa.
December Circulation Statement
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ALL OF TROOPS
OFF STRANDED
SHIP 8Y NIGHT
Delays Rescue; Pail of
Troops Taken Off.
M V YOKK, I in J Hivnn.ll
.1.- r klilfnll cf llir rnlirr
"RED BILL" ILL
AGAIN, REPORT
Certainty Required.
French Papers State
I'AKIS, Vilnr.l.l. T:!ll. 1 -tn if
Nrw Yrai's rilil.Ti.il Im'.iv, Hie 1 nups
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M ninrl!iifi; rKf than lii.tlie-U
C rrtiilltirs ,li( ir-iiirrr." .
"I'Mif will il. I dr ZJrV.il," mvs
I ilirrtr. "It it i! t imt kivf
ti:iniiiili!y "
British Delegates
to Paris Next Week
I OM i( IN'. J.im. 2- (Yi.i MnHtrr.lI )
It u ofli. iallv ansimincfil that thr
Hritish ilrlrMtM t.i t'lf mtf r-allinl
tuiitrrrnif at 1'ari imlii'le l'rr
rn'rr I leycl t inri;-. I '.ui i -n Srt irt iry
H.iKmir an l An.lri w l! mar Law.
rh.mrrllnr ef the rxrlirqnrr. Yi-miint
llardiiiR, I'criiiannit ntnlor-sri rrtai y
f.ir (nrrmn aiiairv S r i'.li.nn i
Tyrrell, .rninr iVik in llif (utikii
rtliir; Sir I.niiii M illi t, (uiiiifr Hnt
ih amliasv:i...r t lurKry; Sir F.Mlf
S'. Ilnw.ir.l. Hrilih minister to Swf
(liir. St Ivitpli l'.irt, ministrr to
Dciiifatk. ami Sir I yic Crowe. '-int.
ant uii'trr-vccrr'.iry ( stair f..r-ir-eii;ii
afi'.iitv wuli tiicir staff, wilf tic
cmpany the ilclriiatri to act ai a'l
vifr.. I.oirl Kn!ert I'eul, fnrmrr as
iistatit tmilir fn ret.iry. will (!" to
I ramr in loii'irctinn with the pro
ti urd Ic itjiir i.f mt:.rn
RED CROSSGETS
2J00 IN COUNTY
POLES SEIZE BORDER
TOWNS AND CONTINUE
MARCHING ON BERLIN
(Con'lnued From P.io 1.)
aiirir'iii( to .vlvirri frmn I'erlin
; I arj;e p irts nf tl.r prnvim e are in
I-i.im c 1 the li.in.li nl the I Vim an. I l'oli!i
! tro.'pi have riinr.l i!ie frmitirr at
I Skahniervi e, a tnwn imitheavt ni
I'mpii am I lixtv twri mili'i nnrihe,il
1 nf I'.reilau (irnnin Ironpi there must.
I it ii itate.l, ntre.it m the fare of a
iiiperinr (nrre nf the P.lr.
It ii also repxrie.f that the Polish
R'lvernmnit at .ir.iv hai oideie.l
the innhili7.ili..i of nil I'ulrs
Only Attcn'l.ints
to Sen I
Aic Allow
Oil
in.
AMSTi:Kn.l, Jm. J Yil!i.iTn
II. hen;.il'rni, the former emperor oi
l.rrmativ. n vi-rv ill, acnirdinn to a l
km from Amnonnrii. lie rannnl
liMvc h s room, it n ai'1. ami i ml
fcrmn ftoin a h i I r It n stair.l
lint he l as a liin'i frrr. An emnuni
spr. iali-t from I'lir ht is in constant
atrmlanre.
I he for.mrr empre , the iper:alit
and two al'rtfVinN ate permitted t
n;trr lui r---m. it i rrpoMed.
at II iiMo. k this oii'minK islirli
1 !ie I.i't ,nt nf the K'ld toll season
'was ..iiml nut Urines weir ap
Ipl.iii.l' d and ihampl'iiiship K hum
, i iii'iori ,iir,, ami ihr Irani ri'ii'd wi'li
h iii"M il'lr .11 a lesii't of the srnn'i
iwhn'i '".id Willi winning nl the s::ilc
. Ii.in'pi..n-1'P
Kor the Stumarh ami Liver
Inst trv one .V hntlle of I AX l'"S
U I III I'l-.l'SlN, a I i.uid li-s(sr
1 jsalne riras.ml to At. Now
ii.i le iin l re. iiiiinirndeil liy the tiur.n
lu'iiiris nf (irove'i Tatrlesi ilnil
lollK. IVKI
HOUSE TO RUSH
WAR TAX BILL
n . i
nun
For
Despite Influenza and Bad
Weather, Showing Good.
With one-third of the resident nf
("iklal'oma roiinlv. nul-idr the r it v al
fli. tr. with the mlliiena, ihe niral
flislruH iep"iidf l to the prr'ei't Ked
CroM I hrislnui Ivoll fall with 2.S)
tnrmhen, ;' wai amu tim ed hy . l:
Clweni, eo'intv rhairman, todav.
"I'vrr sime the drive itarted, the
rmmty hai hern hattimn with the epi
demic, and ro.ili that were alnios
inipiii'.!r. tun I helieve it will an
iwrr 27"" s'tonn hehfore the rim
p.i'vn is n iii' i.iMv rinsed." he sa d.
IJppoiM i-ii'i..'l today indicate an
Increase nf .'I percent over the
eiy?S
Wrtwl
rnr"i!.et
up t'
f 1T.9, which totaled
Coldi Cauie (Jtip and Influenia
! W'MJVK P.I.OMO OnNINF.
I.i'.'cti itfe tjje rune. There i-
r..i - "P.. t, O-r-inf " K. "
(iKOYP'S -ivtLi'ire on the hox .W
I ,. i
Vital Statistics
Mr. unit Mia
Kl.ln ali'nt. I
Mr. anil Mm
LiRhtli nir'Tt,
tllrlht.
I lulu Iinr,
ii .1 Ihinu,
Iki.
SH North
111 Norlli
De .itht.
Ai .-Ii llll.iiii". Tit Vrt rntlnwntn.
irilf atf't
Hurl I'lal.hrr, t'is, WVat Callfnr-Ttl.-i
.ti"l
It. i'. Mf"i,. SI ,n!hnny'i hrwi'ltnj.
Burt Thatchtr.
Thn fiiiirini nf Hurt Tlmtrhee, who
Hi"i cf henrt Uniihln TiiraMny nlrht, t
f.1i, at I'lilifmnln. wan hrlil Ht Hi'
Flrfi t A I 'f ii r pmlnra l 10 SO
isr...k tliln in... nlnir. H.irlnl nni In
InlrNwn.
Mn. Alice Nnh.
The fnnei il nf Mia A lira Niah, fl
)..ir olil who illeil yateiiliiy n ri nr noon
of iinaumonl'i hi lir Imiihh, luat iHitalitn
cf (he rllv llnina mi Went Tnt-nlv-ililM
ir.-et, will hn lml. tmorrnw afU'tnimii
t Z o'rlork nt tlia Mnr.ihnll llnrpr-r
funnnit tmrloia Huriiil wilt Via III Hoar
lilll ImrlHl taik.
Poles Have Plenty j
Of Trouble at Home
I ONliMN, Jan 2 -Poland is in ile
sp.iT owinif to invasion of tiolslievist
triv pi and the apparent indifference
of the western pmveri to the plight
of Ihe loiin'ry. accontinu to a War
saw ill pat. h to the Mail.
" I'elei;rami are .-nt heii'tR inter
vention hv the ,i!';r." the di patch
tatei, "liit no trply romes. Ihe
l'olei admit the immensity of the
linnicroin pr Menu ahsnrhirid the al-
Iim Imt complain tl .it thev do riot
recei.e the least lin of attention or
a word of Knidatiie"
After drilniK with the Imlsheviit
menace to I.emhiirR. Yilna and other
plates, the correipotilent sayi the
situation ii made worse hy internal
disorder in Poland lactone in all
the indnstr,.il town have Imen desire-ed
hy the (irrman and thou
sands of Polr unit to (lermany
ilnr iiK the war are reliirinn'ind
theie I no emnl oinnit tor tTV1
I hry are l.il.:n inr la- into t he i
hand and lerroi irim; their
eiiiidoMTs. loinprlliiiK the . JrJTuv
thrill niorev.
I o.Ia is in the Ii.ird o f The red
lonrd wlinh ha shot some of the
oit'.irr nf thr trnlar troop. The
uovrttmirnt headed hy l.iieph PiUnd
ski is weak, the correspondent sav.
The correspondent com hide hy
iitHimr Ihe immediate return of fen-
rral ll.iller' Polish army from out-,
side Poland.
Boys and Women
Aid Polish Army
W'AKSAW, Tuesday, lire. .11-
I'lU'ntinn ha continued in the ciiv ol
Pusrii. (let man Poland, hetween Poliih
and ferman troop ir the last few
d.t. The fortres of the city has
hern occupied hy the Pi les while more
than 2U.IHX) Cerm.in soldier have heen
I'sarmed.
Ihe Sixth r.errnan Rrenadier reRi
meiit ha refused to surrender and
now i virroiintlefl in a narrai k
within the citv. (ierman troop sent
ii to ihe rltv were disarmed on their
amval at the railway station. The
entire Polish population i reported to
he aiditiR the Polish troop. They in
clude hoy scout and youtiR women.
PinhtitiR w.n of a severe nature and
there i no accurate immher of killed
or wounded Riven, lyn.ice Jan Pade
rewski, who arrived in Posen several
dav ago, i drlaviiiR hi departure for
Wan.nv in order to have a confer
eiue with tirrman ilclegates from Her-Inr
RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE KIDNEYS
That CHILLY Feeling
Take Cro'.e'i Tastele- flllt.!. Ionic
it War mi the Po.lv hv Purifying and
i ; nt i. Iii:'k ti.e I'.Io.hI You ran soon In I
it .Strrnnthcmnt;, InviRiiraliiiR 1 f
frtt. Pine mic (Adv)
HIGH SCHOOL GIVES
OVATION TO HEROES
Musical selections hv the liih
school orchestra were drowned nr ap
propriately "Idendrd" at the so-lal
f.iothall assrmhly at the Inuh school
dill on Sen.tfo Ai
inents Cut Out,
icnd-
l.e-
impauy
o I' 2 I'il lionircomuiR meri. an troop'1
in.ni ihe transport Northern Pacilic.
sti.indid olf I' ire Island, was expe. led
hv i-lni.il at the otiice of Viie-Ad-mi
r .i I ileave of thr inner and
l:at: ii .rt service ill lloh.'ken, who
s'.i'c I ihi aflrrn inn that transdural
oi the men to army and tusy vraft
was p needing lapidly m a moderat
in. i i.
While the trcuipi were heinij loaded
iii'n tie life'n.at hohhiiiR alonusid
her i;'rat hulk, ill? Northern Pauln's
hand was . laying lively am.
I I I. F. ISl.ANH, N Y . Jan 2 -Time
olfice; and one s.ihler, all
I ,im led. weie landed jilt heiore
ii. mi today front the transport North
ern I' n iltc, strandrd oil here Inr
i .iim- a hote in a si imi.h d h".it
I , iu mote lifehoat filled with ol
dieis armed from Ihe Northern Pa
ul!, so in after, while four other
I. it-, all helmiRirR to ttie trauipnrt.
t I'. I with tnemhet ot the new
h ,t the ship for the nilthitiK res. ue
II' "'s.
'I'e men ahoanl the transport
N .n'-.-rn Pacific are heinij taken off,
(nth lo ship utandniR hy and to
shore, said (eneral McManus. mere
n n i l-neer that the Northern Parific
w i'l hreak up."
Ihe constant pounding of the sea
.iu.i nst the Amernan transport
Northern I'acific, tianded on 1 it
Isliud mce J:.kl a. in, Wednesday,
'ad ilrisen the hip higher onto the
he ai h thi forenoon, sumikuik her how
' " thit jhe wa only 250 ards from
! the shore. The rescue work planned
vestrrday had to he ahandoiicd on
ai nt of the hin.li ?ra.
I Iwelve cruiser and destroyer
! and other relet ship maintained
vi'il throughout the night a' 1 eml
nri'e a mile outside the Idinker light
tlish ng itifessantlv. At dawn thev
prepared for i day of iiianeneiing
uhoiit the urandrd sessrl. I resli
co.nt guard cre irplarrd tin imf
which spent the luy.hl lie ir the
Ireeihe Inmv whnh until not hi'
used, and ate in otistant semaphoie
connniinii atnm with ihe transpnit
Ihe vessel had worked so far ashoie
that there wa ilouht ai to whether she
mild he lloatel ern with tlie sea
calm.
Twenty I'ed ft. .si muses with food
and iilpphe landed oil I lie Island
today, reaity to rare Inr any trm p
whnh in i w 1 t he hrniiL'ht ashme
NITRATE FOR FARMS
WILL BE SOLD HERE
'Ihe I'nited Slalr agr u iiltm al ile.
parlinenl will sell through the county
agent a supplv oi nitrate ni sml.i fur
fertilizing purpnsrs, accnrding to ad
vice reieived tin nioiuing f.niu
Washington The n it rate will he solj
ul cost, will hi uvailahle lor farmeii
rxchis.vrh, and must he used on the
I, inn laii'l. .
'I his a. Iiml is I ii ken under thr an
ihoiity of the lond loiilrnl del ind
suhse.pirnt Irg slatinii 'Ihe prii e Willi
In ? H I per ton, I n. h loading point
ii, pott, and ihe larturi must poy tit
fre.ght.
'
NOONDAY LUNCHEON
Special attcti
tittn to com
mittre mwt
injjH. I'aMt's
reserved.
LEE-HUCKINS
Wc fairy in Stock
Trainisfer
Cases
In all standard sizes, rulings and jjrados. Prices
strictly in line with the eastern market.
Wank Hooks
Filing Cabinets
Izoose IiOaf Ledgers
Desks
Chairs, Tables
Safes
Okla
homa City
CSBANcQ
Tulsa,
Western Bank Supply Co.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 Mouse
Iradrr rei'.r:rd to a speii.il nile to
day to force the wa- revenue hill to
cnnirreme willi'.ut holding it up for
del ate on demand for votrs on rT
tain srnale amrndnients. Ihe rule,
unanimously reported hy the rules
minmittee, wis adopted witiiiiit a roll
call and with only a few scattering
negative votes.
I
"WATCH"
i" Tomorrow's Papers
Boston Shoe Shop HI
fm, SALE"
mmL
ws AmMmmmm
MMilllim
I I yCyt I I
Building ParmlU
lltghfell, :i Kin HI
Ulith a! root.
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iimtkaliln rmiiril ninliitnlneil dy Vr
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liver nii-t lila.liliT iiiiill.iiin.
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ni..ll'lnn It h..ln thn kl.tnnya, Iher
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ti nitril tlj'.y nh'illll tin
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atnrt trratnii'tit at mien.
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thla nmni prrpiirnilnii nnml Inn noils
I" lt K Miner AV Co, liliiuhamton, N.
V, for a auitiiln li.ittle Whin writiiiK
ln auin nnt nit-ntlMil tl' Oklnhynin
tlly Lally liinei cv )
WELCOME THEM BOTH
IN YOUR HOME
The New Year hrinc pea -e and plenty,
woild ot good eating and good Jicalth.
h'esolve now to make it a
IIOl.St'M lUM- AD hring
Holsum Year
When you get tired rf halting; whrn you run out of dread hefore the
usual weekly baking iliv; when you uM want a CIIANdL; of hread
i-ememher that Hul .Sl'M I at the grocer's wailuiR for you rich, criip
and lonthsoive ftotn runt to cnM. Pure, all-wheat flour and the
l ightmaster haking expeili make it so.
See your grorer
Fightmaster Baking Company
ii
i
Are You Open-MindeJ?
The average American is open
minded American business is conducted by
true Americans of vision, open-minded
men who believe in their country and
strive to meet their country's needs. The
men in the packing industry are no
exception to the rule.
The business of Swift & Company has
grown as the nation has progressed. Its
affairs have been conducted honorably,
efficiently, and economically, reducing the
margin between the cost of live stock and
the selling price of dressed meat, until
today the profit is only a fraction of a cent
a pound too small to have any noticeable
effect on prices.
The packing industry is a big, vital
industry one of the most important in
the country. Do you understand it?
Swift & Company presents facts in
the advertisements that appear in this
paper. They are addressed to every open
minded person in the country.
The bookltt of precedrni chapter In
thii ttory, of the packing Ind u try,
will be mailed on request to
Swift At Company.
.Union Stock Yards, Chicago, 1TL
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Oklahoma Qty Local Branch, 2-12 B. First Street
T. C Wright. Manager
1
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