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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES FRIDAY APRIL 15. 1919
' cUlly and $1J.56M00 reported unoffi-
Ttaty-4li CanatUi Orir
Owl of (tie ilxty-nina counties under
Aa ittriidicjion o( the elite committer
gwintV'tix hive been reported over.
Tfca aorthaailaro part o( the Hate it
tht fartheet behind.
.Hurray county was added to the litt
.of unofficially reported counties tlui
morning and Caddo waa' reported of-
finally according to N. K. (irahim
Hate director.
Subscription! obtained by the wom-
trt'i committee of the county campaiiin
were comint in thit morning at. quick-
ly aa any other day in the campaign
according to Mm. C U. Amri chair-
man of the committee.
Eight women who iliew German hel-
mets with silver trappingi and the
Mm. Hreclc Mo Mr. J. M. Avde-
lotte. Mrs C. L. Slearlry. Mr. K. A
Kleinschrnirlt Mrs. L M Wrstfall
Vlii C O. (ole Mri. Eli Brown and
Mm. C. L. West.
The helmed are German drew hel-
mets with silver drappin and the
characteristic spike on the top 'J'hev
were taken from Geru.an officers anil
from supply depots during the invasion
of Germany by American troops.
Work on the districts in the comity
outside the city was progressing slowlv
thit morning according to I'ettre. If
the city goes over by noon IVttee
plans to concentrate his energy on the
rural districts and to get reports from
all the city chairmen lv telephone this
evening. The quota fr the districts
outside the city is SJpO.tlOO.
Oklahoma Still
Leads in District
WASHINGTON April -;-Fear
that many people rrRard the Victor
Liberty loan as certain of success
without the usual efforts wis en-
pressed today in the treasury's of
ficial review ol the loan campaign.
There were no dditinnal reports to
raise the nation's total stibi nptions
above im4W as tabulated last
night.
"Chairmen in many parts of the
country" said the official review
"report that already they are having
difficulty in nuking it clear that the
loan is not certain to be subscribed
regardless of effort expended. 1 l.e
opinion seems to have obtained cur-
rency that because of the very1 at-
tracts features of the loan such as
interest rate and short term that its
success is assured. In an' effor' to
combat this belief workers throtiab
ou ths country are redoubling their
efforts and explaining that this loan
ir no different from any of the re-t
In that it can he floated only with
the most enthusiastic support 01
everyone
Premier Orlando's
Answer to Wilson
rbiee. ireus
diyi::"3 1:1 m
HKERWin liEruHTS
Oklahoma leads other states of the
Kansas City district in amount of
duhsrriptions.
Galveston. Texas described by the
headquarters review as "always one
of the first cities to obtain its quota"
ha passed the 100 percent mark.
Illy The Am nted 1'ieea )
PARIS April J.v liillowing is
I'remirr Orlando's statement :
"Yesterday while the Italian dele-
Nation was discusiiiiK runnier propo-
sitions which had been received from
the Hritish prime minister and whnh
had for their aim the conciliation o
contradictory tendencies which were
manifest concerning Italian territorial
aspirations the f'aris newspapers pub-
lislieil a messaire Irom the president
of the I'nileifStates in which he ex
pressed his own thotiKht on one ol
the K'avcst problems which has been
Mihmitted to the judgment of the
conference.
Note Constitute Innovation.
'The praitirr of addressine nations
directly constitutes surely an inno-
vation in international relations. I
do not wish to complain but I wish
to record it as a precedent so that
at my own lime I in.iv fnlluw it.
'Nevertheless if these appeals are
to be considered as actresses to
nations outside of the governments
which represent them (1 might sav
evrn against the governments) 1
should feel deep regret in recalling
that this process heretofore applied
to enemy governments today is ap-
plied for the firt time to a govern
ment which has been and intends to
remain a loyal ally of the great
American republic namely to the
Italian government.
Interrupts Negotiations.
Tremier Orlando says that he might
complain that such a message ad-
dressed to the Italian nation had
been publiihed at the very moment
when the allied and associated pow
ers were negotiating with the Italian
government the help of which hail
ncen sought ant appreciate! in nu
mrrous serious questions heretofore
discussed in intimate and complete
solidarity.
Referring to President Wilson''
statement Premier Orlando says it
entirely purports to demonstrate that
the Italian claims beyond certain
limits laid down in his message vio
late the principles upon which must
he founded the new regime of right
itisnee and liherty among peoples.
The premier adds that he neve de-
iiirn mrse principles.
Wilson Admittf Men Err.
Signor Orlando deplores that lie
could not convince President Wilson
ahhough the president admitted that
justice and truth are the monopoly
of no man and that all men err. The
conference he points out has had to
change its mind-many times and he
does not think himself disrespectful
by asking it to change it again.
I consider as unmstified the ap
plication that in his statement
President Wilson makes of his prin
ciples toward the Italian claims" Pre-
mier Orlando continues.
Cite President's Arguments.
Citing the president's argumeiUs
that the cone rutins granted briiiu
Italy to its nituial defenses the Alps
Signor Orlando savs :
"This recognition is of great im
portance provided the raster flank
of this wall does not remain open
ami that the right of Italy should
be interpreted to include the line ol
Mont Nevoso which separates the
waters running toward the lilack Sea
and the Mediterranean."
The principle proclaimed with ref
erence to Poland that denationaliia-
tion based on violence does not create
rights the premier contends should
he applied to Dahnatia.
Why Suspect Only Italy?
Passing to the argument of "cold
statistical statements" the premier af
firms that among the national recon
structions occupying the peace confer
nice none of the reconstructed na
lions will count within their frontiers
a relatively slighter number of per
sons of alien races than would be
attributed to Italy and asks why only
Italians should be suspected of im-
perialittic cupidity
The history of the negotiations he
declares will show that the Italian
delegation acted not only with firm
ness but with a grand spirit of con
ciliation.
He concludes Ms statement as fol
low s :
"The presidential message ends
with a warm declaration of America's
friendship for Italy.
Show Courage and Abnegation.
"I reply in the name of the Italian
people and proudly claim the right
and honor to do this as ode who in
the most tragic hour of this war pro
claimed the cry of resistance at all
costs. Ibis cry was heard and replied
to with courage and abnegation
which there are few more striking
examples in the world's history.
"Italy thanks to the most heroi:
Sacrifices and purest blood of her
children was abie to ascend from the
abyss of misfortunes to the radiant
crest of most glorious victory. In the
name therefore of ' Italy I express
with all my power the sentiment of
admiration and profound sympathy
which the Italian people profess
toward the American people.
(Continued frens Page 1.)
seek to show the premier that the
country is backing the cabinet in its
present attitude.
PARIS April 25.-(Havas.)-The
newspapers here art unanimous in
their opinion that the departure of
Premier Orlando from Tans does
not constitute a rupture in relations
is not adieu" savs the Petit
Journal "but au revoir."
1 lie I 't-t it ransien is particularly
optimistic say ng that lie criuial
tension exists no longer and there
are several forms of compromise pos
sihlc.' '
A part of the French pres maul
fests tome impatience that new com
pli'ali ni should arise at the moment
when the German plenipotentiaries
are about to arrive. The l'.chn dc
Paris fear that as a sequel of the
methods employed all alliances may
totter."
Alliance Not Broken
By Italy's Action
(Ily Tha Associated Press )
Although Premier Orlando has
left Puis willi twr other members of
the Italian delegation to the peace
confer -ice in protest against Presi-
dent Wilson's action in making pub-
lic a statement on the Adriatic ques-
tion the latest Paris advices do not
give the view that the move means
a cessation of Italy's participation in
the conference.
Italy if al her delegates leave
Paris will be represented at the con
ference by Great Britain and France
ltaliaa People Deternttaaa.
Meanwhile the 'Italian people to
whom Piemie- Crlandu is returning
ap'.rart from the Rome advices re-
ceived to be standing determi edly
behind her delrgatet at the confer-
ence. Drmoni'rationi were held yes-
tnrday aatd last night in Rome and
it is reported that in all the larger
towns nf the kingdom there has been
held parades i.i which the people
have shown their approval of Prem-
ier Orlando's land.
I'celi.ig is rum.ing high throughout
the country according to the reports
and dispatchrs state that Great Brit-
am sh.res with ('resident Wilson ie
condemnation of the Italian people.
Ihr slogan "Fiume or Death" is said
to have been adopted. Whether
Italy will occupy the disputed terri
tories ot DalmStia annV Fiume with
t-.Mips as it was indicated yester
day she might do is as yet not del
imtely known.
Piofteii to Settle Row tlaknowa.
Eiforti to find ome middle ground
between Prmier Dilantin anil P.esi-
dent Wilson eon.'nued during the
dav however but there is no indica
lion as to the nature of the advances
made by Premiers Lloyd George and
flemenceati in their attempt to hold
the coalition of the allies intact.
I lie council of .three held a meet-
ing yesterday hut the expected de-
cision relative to the rival Chinese
and Japanese claims to the former
Germa.i fortress of Kiao Chau and
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LIBERTY BANK'S
DOORS UNLOCKED
Epidemic of Forgetfulness Is
Reported by Police
Had any one essayed to loot the
Liberty National bank last night he
Would have found the door unlocked
but the realization sudden wealth
would have been ablr away as if the
portal had beer) fWVv hulled. The
doir wa fount! iKMKtVd "late last
night by Ihe nnJeWJUrik officials
were notified irAwJiuildiiisr locked
Even if any MbV-rid entered the
bank be would have had to penetrate
a steel vault as all the cash is placed
nightly in the nijr strong box.
Rarely a night passes but that the
police find one or more downtown
business bouses unlocked. While no
burglaries have resulted the police
issue a w arning to exeruse more cau
tion in locking doors and w indows
NEW CAPTAIN FOR
FIRE STATION NO. 4
Mark Kesler commissioner of
afety announced this morning the ap
pointment of Fred If. Rucker of fire
tation No. 4 to succeed J. J. Lynn as
captain at that station. Kucker has
been a member of the fire department
for some time and for the last few
yean has bren a lieutenant.
Kesler said that in new of the lim-
'Ited balance in the budget no lieuten-
ant would he appointed to succeed
Rucker until after July 1. Lynn was
'promoted to the office of f rst assist-
ant chief to succeed Tony Myers who
ucceeded Ross M. Ilrooks as chief.
Myers made his maiden speech to of-
ficers of the department yesterday
morning at a conference at the Central
station. Commissioner Kesler also
made talk in which he urged that
loyalty be extended to the new chief.
PERJURY CHARGE
FILED AGAINST
GOLDJRIHK MAN
(Continued from Pag 1.)
$185175 rather than $.'770 as alleged
io nave oeen shown in the tax list
I lie lourth count thame that 1".
M. Pirtle is owner of 2SM) shares
of slock at fl par value rather than
i.tfJ shares as allesed to have been
shown in the tax list.
Joe Greco owns l.t'tfO shares of
stock instead of 50) the fifth count
alleges.
Weaver Mentioned.
Frank M. Weaver owns .1.0(10
shares of Kool Kola stock instead ol
50 as alleged to have been shown in
the tax lint the sixth count charges.
The seventh count alleges tht G.
K. Lindsay owns 271X10 shares of
stoik and that his name does not ap-
pear in the tax list as owning any
stock.
Guyer asserts that the tax list al-
iened to have been sworn to by
Phillips contains the pames of forty-
one persons as stockholders where-
as the answer in Ihe civil suit is said
to contain at least 2W more names.
The information however seek to
convict Phillips :n only one case in
which a stockholder's name is said
to have been omitted from the tax
list.
Answer Filed in February.
"The information could have con-
tained at least JXl more counts than
it does" Guyer asserted.
'the answer which Guver compared
with the tax list was filed on Feb-
ruary 14 just seven days after the
submission of the sworn tax list
Guyer says in the rase nf loe S.
Greco aainit the Kool Kola com-
pany W. 11. Sexton G. 1" Lindsay
F. M. Piitle. and W. ('. Ilickfoid
C.recos' petition had aliened that the
Kool Kola company was insolvent
and had asked for the appointment
of a receiver.
NEGRO TOO TALL
TO JOIN THE NAVY
"Well for heaven's sake I didn't
know they (trew too tall to take 'em
in Ihe navy." complained Oleas Gill.
a Tulsa neRro who was t ejected when
h asked for sea service via the navy
recruiting station here esterday.
Gill is six feet three and a quarter
inches hi(?h and broad in proportion.
Vital Statistics
and while physically desirable had to
be turned down because he soared
away above regulation height the of-
ficers said.
nnpis
No One Will Know You
Ue Face Powder
If sou flerwlllo tho vory latent
tlmm In powdrt. lf Impoatlblt to
Uclrct It and It tlvea tho akin that
rimy. pench-dlHo aiipearanco and buby
otlnrM evtiryhody ravea ahnut. You
I'm u on in tno innrnln and It atnyi
llifro all day. No touchlnc up to kerp
your noiO fmm alllnln Pranlrllnn
do. not affect It and It will not nib
nrr on clothing. It IniUnlly boautlflei
mo complexion pin rolor In your
cheek and Ma a wonderful tonlo for
tho aifln; prevents blaekheada. coaran
porn hi (lea frocklea. tan. aim mHhtm
and other blemlihta on tha fnce neck.
n aM anna nniian cnapped ktn
quickly nlmpprara and lenvra you with
a t-ninplexlnn of youlh which will at-
irnct atixntlon anywhara. Apply dr-
wlllo heforo ajolnn to thatr or par-
tie and Jiiat nnia tha favorable com-
nirnta of your frlenda. It frala ao good
on your fm that you will naver he
without It and yort will forever dla-
cird Ihe old forma of fare rtoil.r li
contalna no rice powder which clo
ma Hrn or injiinoua pnemicala euoh
aa hlemuth or pearl white ao often
found In many high grade powder
Ita principal Ingredient la uaed by tha
leading akin aiieclallata In Ilia treat.
ment of many akin rtlaeaeea aa It la
a aenuine tnnlo to tha akin la aheo-
lulely harmleaa and will not atlmulale
or produce a rrowth of hair. Hera la
a fair offer: fiet a package from your
"'"ii"' i-uny uae 11 ror a week or
iwo and If you are not aatlaflrd ask
mm ror your money back and ha will
gladly give It to you. If It were not
tomething out of the ordinary do you
iuppoaaare could afford In make you
yurn an offer T If you really want
beautiful complexion here la your
chance to have on without any ei-
penee If It falla. Ask for derwlllo and
mx-riii nomine; eiee men you will not
be disappointed.
NOTE-Whea eaked about derwllle etie
of our leaning druiilate eeld. "It le trulr
a wonderful beautlfler away ahead ol
anything we hee eer eeld aed Ihoae who
ita It ere wild oftr IL It la giving eui-h
rircmnt aatiarartlnn that we gladly re
fund Ihe money to etery dlaaatiafled etia
miner." Derwtlis le eold under aa Iron-
clad money bark guarantee In thta rttv hv
all druaiifta. rnrludlng Weatfell Roach
vtaiey and I roe by ((!.)
I
"Worthy of
Touching
Your Lip."
For Your
Health's Sake
Patronize the poda' fountains where
Lily Glasses are used.
Every time you drinV from "public"
glassware you risk contracting a cold
grippe influenza or other illness. Wash-
ing does not sterilize the glasses. The
germs may still be there.
Lily Glatae are alwaya aanlUrr and etertU Th
?tasa that if placed beforej jroa baa Mwr ben naad be-
ore. For your health's sake-
PatroniM Uie nod fountain irhsve lily Glaase
are uaed You'll enjoy tha aod mora when you know
tha glaas ia clean.
Western Bank Supply Company
Oklahoma City Pkooe Walaat 717 Tafaa Okie.
the fiiautuni peninsula was appar-
ently not reached.
Kerorti from ftria stale that a
pian dealing with (he future status of
the port of Danii claimed by Po-
land ha been approved. Tint plan
creates Danng as a tree city enjoying-
complete automomy but still
under a aort of Polish protectorate
Poland would be iven the use of the
docks and wharves the control of the
Vistula water route and the curidoi
leading from the ''inner Polish fron-
tier to the sea.
Hungary Fae Crisis.
Conditions in HuiiRary arc accord
ing to a report (rem llrrliii very
urave with a panic prevailing in
Budapest where the soviet ho'cui
ment n resorting to r.xticmc mess
ures in its attempt to rcUui its
power. TheN Rumanian advam? is
ciitiuiiing Hren h troops aidiUK in
the movement. The entente allies
have troops at Neustadt on the Dun
tie below Budapest to act as reserves
for the Rumanians tha advices state.
C. echo-Slovak troops are reported by
Vienna to he attacking the city of
Wjilien twenty miles northeast ol
ittuUpest.
President Wilson has recogniied
the protectorate over Kgypt and in
fcccording this recognition has depre
rated violence on I .e part of the
Kkyptian nationalists whose move-
ment has resiiltfi in disorders there
for Severn' weeks.
I . i
NOONDAY LUNCHEON
(El
Special atten
tion to ooro-
mittf meet
mgs. Tables
reserved.
LEE-HUCKINS
PHYSICIAN MUST '
SEESICK FIREMEN
Statements of members of the fir
tlepaitment to the effect that they are
tick and relieved t'runi duty on tha
account will not aufl ice alone bil
lowing ihe adoption of a resolution
offered by Mark Kesler in a meeting
of the cuniiniisioncit this morning
Kesler taid he believed the city
physician should examine members of
the lire department who taid they
were ill to curb any aitetnpt of em
pluses to impose on the city by draw
ing full pay on friirned illness.
No iikI. uriiny streaks on ike
(.lollies when Ked Cross Hall lllue is
used flood bluing irets sood results
All grocen carry it Sc. (Ad.)
L G. Va'hht
HIGH CLASS TAILOBS
TO MEN AND WOMEN
ttl N. Hamy Phone W. 80l
(r ami!'
Se
I r? s 'Milk
V vwiarutj
a m
jCs a"N.I .... i aaivaaauaaj
K Nutrttlout Dtat for Alt Am
5ulck Lunch; Homo or Ot&m
OTNUISaea IMITATION
TURN DIMES
INTO $1
nr kuylai yeur Aruaa at the Oul-Rale
lit ua a'ore. We sell alt alandard Drure
I'altat Medlelnea Toilet Artlelee. eta..
at a kla aavlai Is you. rhone aa yeur
Real uraer.
rHKi iruvitT.
rkeaw Walaat 4tll. Walaut Ma.
tIM
II. ie
S.
us
lilt Hlnkham'e ninoa tleillrlne. Il.lt
III ll.'a aareeparllla ...... tl.lt
II ie i.lguld Papinnolda Il.lt
II II Wampule'e Cot Lltey Oil .
II Waiarhary's Camp. aa
II It Nuialed Iran II M
airtaV
ia ale la eea-
llen. Itifiamaia
Hon. anre threat
ha4 ould aad too-allllle.
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V
tte arorao-tallier
tit Jed Bella ..I.
Oo awat'ip ltool .
too Nujol 45
luo lyrua of Klae KSe
too lyriip fepsia tao
II 10
Sal. Hepatica
lie
Purify the Blood
With Itliwl ISoteaaaaHlto wMk lee
( retaeh. The beat aptlna lonlo oed
ayairin b'l Idtr
THE MODEL DRUGS
JEWELRY CO.
in wear caano avr.
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SAVE $10.00 SAVE $10.00
Absolutely No Increase in Price and
No Reduction in the Quality of
111
SUITS FOR MEN
At
a
$
25 '30
Just Look in Roscnf lold's and soo for YourooH
If you have never visited eur alont It will par reu wall to n ao. Here you vft1 find a wonderful cat-
n nf Dlamanrl Klnee. leremlahle Walrhee. Bllverwara and nthar artlnla nf Jalr (bat will almntv
amaie you! Tou will find thef our prtee are ery ry modereta. and tha credit trme tftat w nlend In
Irtho.
' Mr. and Mr. Otla C Thorn paon boy.
Mro. Amanda Brown
runeral aervloeei of alra. Armada
Brows who died Wedneeday at her
heme. 400 Kaat O arenue Capitol Mill
. will ba held thla afternooo at tha
United Preehytarln church. Twenty-
flfUi etrat and hartal avenue hy Rev.
- It. . Mntland paator of tha church.
aalfted hy Kev. J W. Blrnley of
' r.ulhrle and Rey O. I. Gotdnn of Ottla-
homn City. Burial will be In Falrlaan
camelory.
- ulldlna Permlte.
Mawhaur Uv. dwallliif lit Eaal
JtfVventh itrt l .
! Nawbaur Ijiy. repalra I South
I Huaooa avenue line.
fltst x Class JSocf
for an appetite
like mine.
Post
Toastes
I MAM OT COttNl
I llll ' " revniaiinn inueeui
llll amounu to ault youraelf.
Diamond Rings
VV Etches Etc!
Rooonfiold
JEWEtKY CO.
lUW.Main
We're not asking4 any moe nor giving any less
than we did last Season!
There is absolutely no change whatever in our
prices nor in the values at these prices. The quality ot
the fabrics and the hand-tailoring is identical with our
last season's productions. j
One swallow does not-make a summer and it is
loose logic to assume that our prices must be higher and
our values lower simply because others are doing it!
s
We can maintain our last season's
prices because we bought our mer-
chandise nine months ago and got
them right. We looked far ahead.
Other stores didn't and that's the
story.
$3 $30 tsd $4
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