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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1919.
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::5ACfl(js in
aiY snow
EXTREME NERVE
(rouble There by No Means
Ended, Claim.
I
; ll NOTK Slnee the tttinir'ntt ml).-
sW'Ti llleu rl I olwii 1" I " n
' 1 iM"-ri1orf linn lwn ne.-uin. i! liv
C , Ulltl'h troop, anvliting lu 'I
J i pat.'hra ll toi:t.
t Lonil'.n Tleo. fnl.lf. I'npyruilil till, hy
, ( Hi Pli!l.- lAilirr i oiu,a )
'1 n. r. w.rj t,
i m COLOt.NK, Jan. 1.'. - (Delayed ) -
Johhcviurt has hr..kcti nut .:t the
I ery fhrettuiM nl t l-.r I'.iiti.h mmp of
" 5C(1tiroi. I nr rti i k "
'totted of ti'iiKlmif within s'it ot
! he aliened outpost I i i it- in I u- ! I ' l'
i ' I)y II sudden and i art fulls- planned
i Iroke. the buMicsist mii.iIi i c iili
...V.n..t tin. i .i ii i, i r il
J I .10 offices of the prniiip.il newspaper,
". L- Ik.. ...1.1. ..I V..... nil 'I.., I
. i nc iv si -pi, n I ii hi ..,..1..
' : ie staff in brini; ii out un h-r ;-v t .fir
Itr Hcd Mjk ol i'ii- I "rti-t K;.;"i
f .it h ll If.i'lii'i! Mln Ii- ' ! I :.4i i- i'l
olinrvma ami i: a::n .
1 - Reds Ait Boa-ilml.
At several (iul t i ' turitii' pi .i i t'..n ',
turning (lie Sj-.i i ui 'ii Iradct an -!
ounced that the time ti . 1 t "me tot j
i r 1ci il Germany a well a ln-r lin i
! i proclaim l"Ishvit priti. i h -s. and!
the allies iiilrrtcrcd ihey would he
; isposcd o( with a rapidity that would
ike thrir breath aw.n.
Meanwhile the wikuin p-sple in I
, ic reatet factoty in lite l n. llir
Ihine Mft.il I ami .M.uuiic
Vorks, wkose tall chilliness rise- bc
ide the liini, !nnortrainl in l.'iif
i , i front of thrir oflirrt an.l ili-m.in.!n
J-, laxirmim vaKe- Hie ducili-r ie-
Jiied at first. Itit when all Hn- it
. rem llir Innlilini; were latirj ami
i machine ku:h were pntil in c m-
1 land of the m'ficrv tnev uM-rptnl i!ic
;rm ii the strikrra uiihin nutii)
, lithiles, pointing out the rriniivil.il
y for any injury to tin' I umii-'-k.
ml the Kenrral well ire w, iiM tall
, pun the work pe"p1. J
' Date to Defy Alliii.
What ii'aVrs. ihrT rvc-'iM nnuuali) (
j!I of Mi;nii.i jii. r i t4ia t thr pn
Iftll (laril t. tl C i"ln:ir t.i ii-
jrh orilrr sn d"-i V the lmr of the
Hied arnue-i m itnnaM. 1 hr i H
i DinsHihirt, file it tt- iimM Ji . -ermn
an l hi-t plaimrd in llir mun
y, lirs nil 1'iilh I ink of the Klitm- .
'he iliirf l--:'1 f tit ! .1 1 suliiirli i.-i the I
It Milr H i iiiii-i lei w .t'i llir iiiiin j
art ni thr rily l y a fi'ip ! !!;' .m l
rt this hmli-e are tlf pii'h ls ni the
clRian nr-nv ' i ' "j"!'! ! v hi'-e j
ne is lNiiturd '-v the Khmr. while)
n the cavtrrn m Ii- i I n- rmr th''
nnnilarv of tin1 Mtni.h 1 1 1 ". 1 n-1 1
lniAt tniiilns the untkirti it 1'iis-;
cldorf.
The pnliir pir.iilriit of P i' r'.l -rf
rove ai ro-s thr i icr the ln.'-l-uarter
of one i f the Hiili-h clivi
' ions ami aknl that a tmtalinri le
.nt to oiTiiiy the ily nml in.iiiit.iiii
nler, as he li aml h lslieit tiuuhlc
lere. 'the reply .n tint ly the
rrmn of the armisiue Pn-'elilnrf i
1 neutral 7oiie, which at pro cut i
iiorctipied bv the alliev tli"iii;li. i f
Dure they reervpd tht right tu ilo so
i ca of need In any rase litusel
orf is conjidrred hy the armistm
i in part of the neutral zi'iir at
uhed to the lVlian here oi mm
ation. Situation Gloomy.
Hie wliule situation in the intciinr
f Germany hrcotnea nvne serious
eh day. One imnirtliate ioni-1cra-
" on ahout these trmihln isr that Iti
.'ldorf is in the Untish nine i f m
. apation and 'it nuif-t of Ms (...il m
tat reginn, an that if trnnli.n prr.nl,
lere we cmtld cut off cmntmimi atimi
ill) the afierlrd (lislriiti onlv at lln
t of huiiiK a Kfl part of iho coal
.tpply mrev.ny t"r carrvi-n; no t!r
fe of the iniliars a-id inilifaiy in
ie area.
The spread of part.irist niadm ss
Germauv serins likely to e. mil mil
ie allies Hilh the iii''tiin whether or
ot they Jh'Mi! I ini' li f rw .ir l into
lertnany ' s.ne, n t o-ilv the int
ian, but the ie-t of l'ir .ye l-.:n
irther tinl.innn.ili n 1v a timve
hich openlv ihrcalens : nSlio ;i i: 1 )n i
i ate security ilirmth nt J'.nt . ;. ll
p ould be fi KT.wr l;i-k winch iu one
I mong the allies m u!-l a .it will
i iy-(
j Pharmacy Te.irher Krtuin.
I NORMAN, Okta, Jan. l - i Spe-
itl) Clatetire V. Nuh d. m-tnic-
k l r in pharmacy, lu- tetunie.l t the
j! 'Diversity of Oklh.."i.i i "..sn;
it if discharge front I lie a:mv Nuh.iK
1 at in charije of it"y lahnratues
j . Camp I;unston. Kan,, and Wash-
igton, while in nolinrv eriir.
jwtin Perishes in
Flames, as 30 Cats
Await Their Feed
ji'rfSW TfORK, Jail. If. .-( Special)
i In. Alic Thompson, Rl, had LmK
!M notes for her kindness to cats
i ( aCk day he fed the hungry ones of
i ie ficighnorhnod, and they came to
4 f ''aew just When to form the daily line
Wrtf frf ''' 'r their
i6,eaefadreis, according to the neiRh-
ir Of fa when the aged woman be;.in
tfdidf them.
Her apartment was on the Kround
ear oon after mess call went for
at cat, Patrolman Jeremiah O'Sitlli
aa, an honor man and a life saver of
atf, noticed that the apartment was
n Hf. He rusher Into the apart
taut and carried the woman tn the
":rsrt.
,The effort was too late, for Mrs.
."howpioil had already died. She had
htsnhirfi anil fallen uliili rarrvino
V'j ; i oil lamp, attdtjsihe resulting fire
l'rt I'owmunicafed to a bed and to
POLLY AND HER PALS If
I TP fJ To
v
Bolsheviki Preach
Peace, But Proclaim
War, Word of Consul
I ' K l', Jan l'i - ll is a prat
i-iioi I i suppiisr I'm! the Ku,jii
I" ! hi-'. il.i ,n- a I'l ili dls k-.elieiai
h-Mie (or unisirsal i' e, driljied
h' II II I ... " hail, t nrr l'.-ii-,-!i
i i. ill t" . '. v w 'in a-1 1 ' r . I ill
I i'iii,iii ..id r h i n k; it. i i iM'ii'-'l h
ih. .it-.tir iki, in a -re.li in l.oii but
l.i t mrhl.
l i.ev pi ii i i r nniser.al peai e." Mr
I... kt-.tr f said, 'but they H"d.iinirr
imr.ei al wai.
"ll is imv in a imintrv likr Kuu
f r a iiniH'iilv I i cserriile liie ma
jut ily. A R'eat tnap'Tity of the peat
nntry .and ntVr dashes a'e a.-amst
the l"iUI:eiki and base nmtinii'd
to wink aainst tbrm as lest they
can
"If bolsheviki methyls bad been
adopted bv lie iim.i-n.il ir vetnmenl
lie liberal press of the nit te w nld
v.oiiM base n-.cn in indignation. The
i '.net ne.'r of the hoi, lies :k tenor his
iallen i n the oilier s x i.ilt'1 partiei
i'i Iv'nsMa who ate the most aMise
opp'iueiils oi llie h lshr iki "
Problems
Heart
f Vl-.AU NIKS. IHOMI'.SUN; 1 am
J enraged to
a s nim; mun a"')
base been silnf t). lolur this
sear Ids patents aie airainst me and
want 1 1 tin I 1 Irasc inc. al'.bouili I base
done nollniiK to tl'.rin t 1 iniure them
-.ii anv ss.u When he and I bei ann
in.ie l he a-kc.l nu to tr ttue to
him ai.d li t tat wi'.h any fellows, and
Ic Inbl me he would do likewise.
MI11 re went I1.0 k to lamp lie ssmt
l.i ato.tl.er yul ..l (lien wroi, audi'"""" " " ,c V"'I"MI- ' "
I..I.I me 1 r woitl-l ,ae to wttte t bet I1'1!11' ,'" . .''ir. 1 "' v"' rV",,r,i'
lo keep pea.-,, at home mer, ilessly killed member, ot sn.h
Ii.. sou ...nt-lrt that he is Hue to , orninittees
iv.' Wlia! !i"'t!il I ilotimlii lV.sui-1
1 unisiam e ' lh.11'1 von 1I1 i k if he
v.o u'd (In this bcloie ira rucr be
svouhf do it altrre. 'd ' Should I
leave hint ii' ti ll Inni that he .!': i I
hae to takr In. pi.k betwrtn her and
me patrnts o: n .;ire:-t .'
My p.iiu-itj lise t 'Id me to write
t i oii anl ee what ynu base tn sis
t. I S
The msn should take a I'.eftni'i-
tand with Ins parents Me slum''!
ihsolutelv iflusf ts, write to the other
vol. ieia'nle'S of the was' his par -
cuts led. I'nli- s h ha . the I 1 t '..
,ii" I ureal eu"m;ii ! 1 si. m l l so" 1
all- .liii'lc, y.ise ht:n up S u n:av
stu'icr 11. -w, tl sour ei v'.u1' tfr'.t is 1
broken, hut sou will be happiu in the I
end
I'ear Mr 'Ihnuipson- This fill 1
was 1,1 Mil s r 1 s - i'k and I ha I I i eud
if. Iitt'e I. "i to his litandiiiother. lie'
ssas assay jo in me Ihiee nimith's, but
11. ns I base litm with me .in.nit I was
nl.sa.s uy latiiul ii"t l 1 s;,oi htm
,,inl until 11. iw be I .r I i-s f , that my
'Til was l.iss Now I ciiiiM make
linn do amtli-.n I n.nit linn t.i lie
is only f hi r seats old. 'tit hr i- stub
born and ittil.ilile What ss id vou
a Kise me to .' Mi i llb.K.
I he iluld's in it.ihilttv may be
.111. cd by some 1 ' v 1 -s I dislm hanee
lie in.n have ahii id-, or prthv-s in
t'-e p.i't tlner in'T.'hs has la. i 1 tlie
pt' per k-iid ol 1'.. i.l I .i'..r I 111 to a
ph. , -1, 1. in and base li:i-i exa-nnie !
Also I'jw the pin i.iu tn i'ivni nd a
I i-'prr diet. He sine that the il.ild is
Rioing eni'iiu'i sleep ri'id fie-h air.
J-"r iianiditiness the he-i tlnrt! son
..in do is to deprive hint of the
tlunes he likes. Take awav Ins fa
M'tue toy for a week, do not let bint
base dessert f. r dinner, or shut him
in a room alone lor Us or three
hmit All of these methods are very
el'e. 110 Sometimes it is neirssary
to iht. iie thr ibid of bis dinner,
'lies should ahs, lutrlv iiescr be done
(inlcs s,, mi ilui'K no tn ishinn is put in
the I'l.n e of ti c ibnner. I'.tcad and
milk would he a pim--linient in pl.ne
of f.so.ls that lie liked, but at the name
tune it would he
r ti 1 111.
1 .1 r Mts 'I h inpsoii : T have been
in', ii' d t 1 no t 1 a .l in. e Mv kuI
1: 1 1 1 1 ' I .1I-1 w.in's 1.1 at'eltd, hill she
has no iiisi'itioti. be. aci-e she is mar
red and her hit-band is in 1 taut e
She hints lor tor to ask the otmn
man who is nini to tal e me if she
can ko ah n with us. I would rather
KO alone with bun, but I don't want to
he st-l'isli. What shall 1 do? Shall I
ask him if she un ko alonn? It
would inst him fifiv rents extra it she
Koes, unless she p.ivs her own way.
She says sh,- w. till piv, but I know
he wouhln't let Iter. ' tiU.M'li R.
You shnnhl not ;isk the yotmu man
if she t in t!.) to the ilinn r ssillt you
Von . ate Ins kui st and it is not
M'ltish to ccei Ins iiiMtaii.m without
imiudiiiK sour Kn friend. It s
elfih lor her to want to intrude.
T)ar Mrs. Thompson : 1 am rnn
stantly bothered wiih pimples on my
fare. I srem to br m (."i'd health.
What is the cause of thin?
. , I'IMri.KS.
Pimples are caused from an un
healthy condition of the blood. Very
onen ircsn air ami mil -timir exemse
the Rope DtWt Break, Pa'll
7
(if. 1.1
i"
. '-T- I I I f . . s
Iw i , i! ii-i- in ',( a div anl steep
w il'i ) "in is ii b'vs s i'ii en
I hi in t i it r i Ii j " l. mi h as pie,
take, ..ik ar.d tried sCK'tatitev Ah
K'se up eainiK can. Is.
I tear Mis 'li'up-. n When (-i-i;
tn hurt h with a soiinrf man.
sii"iild llw yol take pimwv t 't the
C'lle'li'in l.i'e. if sh nl !;e lit tlie
hoy put sit for It th :
li'lCI'.ll 1 I.
1 ither was- is imiot It l.r
want o put in iiio. f i her n i!
s all ni;'ii t-tt i! a! n u .ill i ghi
if she mii..- n e is 'h li-in .1 id lets
hi-n take taie ol the 1 . 1 r to. 11
in'iie)
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Page Thomas Edison!
This Guy Would End
Long Distance Talk
S(KSKi. I'a. Jan In.
(pi. nl t- lr. (i. K. Mill has
sent the follow uitf adeitieinent
to I cil newspapers :
" atitnl A man or WMiian ID
iiisent snorthii:R for the tele
phone to that central can rn'K df
iiinuiT sil.o li 'bls the plume oser
fise umtiiles. I kcil crnlral
h.ivs- I. 'Hi- .1 prtv can hold il-.e
'telephone lire Mir said theit was
no limit I called thirts srsi-it
iiuiiutn and toiild not nrt ,,lC
w ire "
SLAY PEASANTS
RISE IN REVOLT
SKm Kilt ll. M. Jan. In A sin
lent peasant t J : 1 1 1 1 1 k m the intiriof
I ot Ku".ia axainst the imposition of
jrvessiw taxes by the b dsbesik, anil
I against the "conitTSttters for fieliln'c
I p. srrty" whiih eercie a tyrannical
t di' t.i'orship in the itl.ii;e, is re
1 .. 1 1 1 . 1. -ii
PORTUGAL REDS
USE WHITE FLAG
MXHRin, Titrsdav, Tan U-A.l.
iies from Toitinjal teport sriioiis
fiKliiiiii; nt ilia K'eal, in 1 ra?os
Montos, where the revolutionists were
bombarded for einht hours by govern
inent artiltrrv The reroliitiiiiMs fi-
; aiv raisrd the sshne fla and sub-
,mtted themselves to the authorities;.
Make Your Own
('ray Hair Remedy
Mrs A ltixon, a well known Urook
lyn trained nurse, made the follow
issfl stitenient renarduiR stray hair:
"Sttcaked, faded or pray hair can be
ipiitklv turned Mack, brown or liit
brown, bv the use of the following
leinedv that son 1 in make at home:
"Merely j-et a small bos; of Orteti
powder at any drui; store. It costs
very little and no rxlras to bus- lis-
solve it in water and romh it through
the hair. I nil directions for mixing
and use and a gold bond guarantee
con e 111 eai Ii box. tine box will laist
sou tor mouths.
'It is perfectly safe, it does not nil
ufl, is not sticky or Rummy, and
leaves the hair fluffs'. It will make a
m.tv bailed person look twenty years
younger. (Adv.)
n
SEE THEM!
100 NEW
COATS -
The Coats are made of l'lush. YVImir nml nthar
the large collara and belt effects, kooiI lininRS nnd
js all flizes; thti beat values of the tteaHon, only $15.00.
Be Brought Back All Right
"1
ti
0
Glass Workers
Get Wage Hike
I I I A I l.NI, (Ihio, Jan In -A
M jenent wae increase, whiih at
frits oser U.tHI winkers, was aieed
to heie yesterday at a ronirrrmc
he'wi-ert represert.ltnes of the Na
tional Window (dais Wotkns asso-
cuio .11 and a ennui tlee ,f w indiov
is .11 base ) on last veai't w.inr
hour ubitti ii mni.tt iiMBlflv Ct Ul
lie workers aNo aireed to the penitentiary Satin day. lln attorney
two-period plan of operations ,,f has made arraiiKements with the aula-tones
which was accepted by the ibonties for the necessary proceed
manufacturers at their meeting in
rutsburnh. I The cities and counties against
Werrenrath
the noted baritone
is coming
To hear Wctrenrath h a privilege and
an op'wrtunity which every music-lover
vrill want to embrace. It presents the
unique opportunity of a direct personal
observation of his splendid voice for com
parative consideration with his historic
V'ictor Records.
Attend the concert and hear this well
known baritone, being particularly careful
to observe the (individual characteristics
that so plainly identify his renditions. t
Then come in and hear the Victor Rec
ords by Werrenrath. You will be instantly
convinced that on the Victrola his art and
personality are brought to you with uner
ring truth.
It is this absolute fidelity that emphasize! the
supremacy of the Victrola, so firmly established
on a basis of err at tilings actually accomplished;
a supremacy readily recognized and acknowl
edged by the wbrld's greatest artists who make
records exclusively for the Victor.
There are Victor and Vlctrolal la treat variety of
itylei We'll gladly demonstrate then at any time, and
tell you about our caiy luuu.
223 lvlain St.,
Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma
Values to $45.00
fe J
n
R7-
5
J
Man Who Confesses
To Bond Graft to
Get Speedy Justice
( HK Af.O, Jan. Ifi-Millard II.
t inter, head of a ChuaK') b nd firm,
who i-oiifessed neveral days an that
he had disposed of foriied municipal
and s, hool bonds k-fiei;atin( $ti.
'"'.''"K J' "1" b'.niU in the
'name of Chilton countv. .Manama, ex
.....t. 1.. I i.-s,.,t- is iilri't
1 r
vv.
peril ' in'itsM.s.i fi..j . "
guilty I rnlay. and enter the state
i
mat mfttA-Ul ahnwlnor
beHt of workmanship
1 HiiJK 'aT)
-
t4D
SlK
whiih forged bonds were issueJ, were
as follows;
Hamlet. N. C. $50,(100; Ko kv
Mount. N. C, $).(); Statesvibe, N
C. $1.1,000; Lonsdale Term. $.V),iKKl;
Popular Bluff. Mo, tllJSOO.
WIFE sen CF
UECXnZCOT ME
CIVEn FREEDOM
try Th AMoelated Trew )
Htkl.IN. Jan. 16-The wife r n-l
ypungest son of Dr. I.iebknecht, h . id
"20 Years of
Rtliability"
) OA 1rl4T
m
YouVe Been Watching the
Sales and Thinking it Over
Act Today
Here are the savings in bulletin form:
B. & M., Stein-Bloch and
Society Brand
Suits and 0 coats
FORMERLY 20.(H) NOW $16.00
FORMERLY $22.60 NOW $18.00
FORMERLY $25.00 NOW $20.00
FORMERLY $30.00 NOW $24.00
FORMERLY $32.50 NOW $26.00
FORMERLY $35.00 ' NOW $28.00
FORMERLY $37.50 NOW $30.00
FORMERLY $40.00 NOW $32.00
FORMERLY $42.50 NOW $34.00
FORMERLY $45.00 NOW $36.00
FORMERLY $47.60 NOW $38.00
FORMERLY $50.00 NOW $40.00
FORMERLY $55.00 NOW $44.00
FORMERLY $60.00 NOW $48.00
FORMERLY $65.00 NOW $52.00
Ncttleton, B.&M. Custom
and B. &M. Special
Men's Fine Shoes
broken lines divided into
three extraordinary groups
$11 and $12
Nettletona
IL
$8.35
Conservative and
English lasti
By CLIFF STERRETT
12rT(!i AX MtALl
...
iT JO Lcx! KjT
OtJK,S IUL
HOOilSt IUL
1
: of the Spartacans, who were arreled
wIkm l.iiiiknri hi s house svat ur
rinindrd hy soldiers and searched
Tuesd.-'y, base breii liberated. Many
incrutiiiialiiig boUhevik documents
were seird.
I.iebkliechl'l eldest Soli Is Still 111
the hands of the pnlue Auioiik
others attested was Iraulein Jakob.
secretary id the Spartacus unioi
NotliiitK it bn ss 11 of tin whereabi uts
of l)r. I.ielikticsht. former I hief of
I'olne Liihhorn or Cos Luxemburg
1
I 'Sixty dollars will save a liie How
many will you save Armenian Ke
luf C.impaiitti. I ibnury .1-10,
BARTilNYZ
m m main st. omiKnA.an
$8, $9, $10
A M. Customs
$6 and $7
B. & M. Special"
$4.75
$6.75
Newest shade of
Kassla calfs
Durable, common
lenie ihoet
M any other reductions throughout the store
DEPUTIES WILL
nEozivE wooa
PARIS. Jan, Iti.-f llavasl-l In
chamber of il pulies has decided in
teieive Ptesideiil Wilson at a format
meeting The cciemony wi'l be pre.
ceded by a reception to i'leiidrut
and Mrs. Wilson and the members of
parliament in the room of the presi
dent of the rharnber. The dale has
not been fixed
Women Take Part
In Japan's Affairs
TOK 10 Women are taking an in
creasing pait in Jjpane.se public af
fairs and some have been appointed
to posts of trust
A woman doctor, Miss I ufu Kyo,
was named by the Tokio polur de
parluient tn invest i.ttr the tsusei of
infant diseases and to arrange a plan
of assisiaoce for poor womrn St 1 -
latsu Kakuia was aptmiiiird to a
similar x.st in Osaka.
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in the suhiithan electric tailways ami
now woman station master lias been
appointed. There is a great increase
in the number of women gymnastic:
teacheis in girls' schools and one
government girls' I' hool has adopted
baseball.
I'our null, on starving war lictitus
in western Ana Help them out
I ehruary .MO, the week of the Ar
meiuaii Kelief I ampa K't for ths-southwest.
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