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OUla. HUlorloM Society
THE EL RENO DAILY T
   ~ renT^AHOMA 'l'lTl HSDAY, M'RH. 21, 1921.   
^MHOKMOMK S?CIET— li'is— e
OF GENERAL HEADQUARTERS vaeasceft z r= = _
ALLEGE BANDITS
number *>
(By United Press)
Washington, April 21.-Secretar>
of War Weeks announced today that
General Pershing will be assigned tu!
command "the general headquarters
of the United States army."
Secretary Weeks stated that tu | ge(h S(one> Paul Evinger and W
proposed to inaugurate in time ^ Welch, who are alleged* to haw
peace, a skeletonized general head- ^,R,d the lnedmont bank on Feb
quarters, the purpose of which was ^ ^ ^ placed under ?20,000 bonds
to be instantly prepared for active ^ ^ held to the district, cour.
military operations jn time o vv.u ^ judge Maurer in county court tln>
The details of the organization are foliowing their preliminary
t0 he given out later, but Genera
Pershing is to be the head of the
skeletonized general headquarters. An day yesterday was taken up in
—   .... the examination of witnesses foi >'•
Full line Marinello Toilet Ar"cle8f I sl.lte und at 6 o'clock last night the
—Patterson Drug Co. Phone 168. ' ; r(JBted. Following the close of
—'—""" _ i the state's testimony, Jess Warren.
DUBINSKY BROTHERS COMING ; ^ of (he alleged robbers, was r«
r. leased from custody by Judge Maui-
The Dubinsky lirothers Stock Coin- ^ because o{ insufficient evidence,
nanv with twenty-live people wli. •
show in El Reno all next week in The a4tion „f Judge Maur
their special tent theatre, located on ho1d,nR the other three to the di.
the corner of Wade and Evans street. trj(,t (.()urt waB t?
Altar society of the Catholic church.
April social meeting in home oi
Mrs. Mike Redding with Mmes.
Ed Wolfe, H. Welch, Andrew Wolf
and Henry Wolf assistant hos-
tesses.
Guild of Episcopal church. Mrs. S. O.
Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. James Biggfit, Comus
club.
Mr. E. C. King's Christian churcit
Sunday school clas's of boys, ban
quet at church.
Talk a Bit club. Mrs. Reginald Jack
man. .. _
Mrs. Julia Covalt, informal auction
party for Miss Jane Seiby of
tic, Wash.
(By United Presi>
Washington, April 21.-WHh blrtt,
day of J. Sterling Morton and th>
•19th anniversary of the first At hoi
nay in the United States coming
Friday,- the American Forestry asso-
ciation today calls on the schools oi
the country to mark the day.
Every geographic division of the
United States has an Arbor Day e\
ceptiug the District of Columbia
The association today announces tie
completion of a miniature me.nona
walk in honor of tue date plant' '
With trees Irorn every state in t
Union, in front of the headquarter;,
1214 Sixteenth street.
germanY ASKS U. S. TO BE
MEDIATOR OF REPARATIONS
 (ifFited l*raM1
The following is taken from 'h'
Weeleetka (Okla.) American. Ay:
i;,,,d «h known to t\ Reno as AJys
Earl, her mother who was former v
Mrs. W. A. Earl, having resided here.j
Last Saturday evening shortly bo-,
foro 7 o'clock there occured near m-
telegraph news
hot off u. p. wire
(By United Pr«s*l
v.,,ii  i The striking
London, April
British coal miners, standing alone
their demands for the practice*
nationalization of industry, refused
today to abandon the issue. Wheu
m,t0„ executives from all parts o.
the kingdom met here to  a>
jority were under instruction to eon
tlnue the fight for pooling of mlm
profits and a national wage boa rd
The government officials watched
the meeting with great interest.
lie tumci    ,
Dubinsky Brothers need no Intro
duction to the theatre going people
of El Reno, as they have played her*
every year' for the past ten or twelve
vears. In addition to all new plays
this year, they have introduced new
electrical effects and specialties an
the celebrated Skvle's Syncopated
Harmony Orchestra will be heard a,
every performance. Pre-war price,
of 15 and 40 cents will prevail,
opening bill Monday night is a dram,
it: four acts entitled. What a
an Will Do."
HE TORE UP $1,000 JUST
TO 9EE IT BLOW AWA"
ior ti"8 w „ tomorrow, of the saddest and most unfortunate!
.rati party to be gWen alltl a(...jdentB that has happened in our
afternoon b> Mis. . for a number „f years I he Mi-
Mrs. S. S. Macy.^ ^ ^ (hp accldent was little Aly*
Mr.^nd Mrs. J O. Chamuess will Head the . year ^daughter ^
entertain the Happy Owls tomorrow and Mrs- ^ ^ Uu,y
holding tlie omer uuw   1 nve at the wenonan
trlct court was taken upon receipt of evening. .... | recently purchased am! the plac, oi
word from attorneys of the three Henslev will be hostess the accident is only a short islam*
men ill Okla. City stating that they Mrs. Iran • ^ B A trom the hotel.
would submit their case without the Saturday afternoon to , ^ ^ ^ya ha.l gone over
introduction of defense testimony club. ,,,, to the station with two trav tn
Yesterday's testimony consisted Klveu men who had bpen stopping a
fm. tlle most part in the tracing of An informal dance ^ home ,ml0, and ,n l,avlng them she cam,
the bonds that were alleged to have tomorrow evening at ^ ^ ^ ^ r0BdWay directly in from
been taken from the Piedmont bank, Al, members and the a ,ivery ,.ar driven by
and the submission of $18,100 of tn. guests are invited.
 which were re-
negro
The little girl was eonc-al-d b>  
tends tn evidence which were re-j JohnUo* car until the app-aie'i to aroK.
eovered at Enid. W. H. Slier who re-. Mrs. John Wednesdayi of the moving auto and the drlv .
sides near Piedmont, Identified Paul Funjc enterta ntd oVloek; was unable to stop his car until
Evinger as the driver of the car con- Bridge ^ yesterday in,o the little girl and l ad J
fining the bandits which passe, lunche0n after wh the tu , „er. She was earned to th
him near Piedmont on the day M - ho 8„ent p.ay B ^ ^ wl„,h a hotel and medh al aid was summon, d
robberv a short time after the rob (l(,corated the ta - ^ With! at Her Injuries were loan 1
herv had occured. Sandy lvey, a delicious luncheon was ^ )|o very 8erious and Sunday morning
notorious Okla. City character, was ,he regular members wer ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i( |v|sIl„„. to take he |
one of the state's witnesses yestef, Kred Gillette. K. (o ^spital at Henryetta. rh^
""""'nt for ber of Alva and Mis . • . delight most serious injury was to the Inn,
Mrs. A. C. Artman wa. . hadlv bruised and punc-
£ul hostess ye^ a te^oonj,^ were ^m ^
•" TT1 *t r    1
"""a"." "Thl ""
Uis Angeles, April 21- Joh" '
(jack) Cudahy, famous sportsman
u„d son of the late mutti millionaire
packing king. Michael Cudahy em
ed a turbulent career Wednesday
sh'K)llng himself thromTh the heu.
with a 12-guage shotgun at his Holly
wood boulevard reside"'e > ,s '
Financial and not ntarita! d Hi
ties appear to bo the immediate mo J
live back of the suicide. It w-^j
learned that Cnilahy had mad( .
I lions attempt to kill hlmse'• f « ,
ag0 by taking poison.
ency measures saved his life at liU
1 time. Mrs. Cudahy has been a coi,I
slant attendant at her ^ \
hedsld.e since, as Mr. Cudahy ha,
been very ill.
(By United rrrf.
Berlin, April 21.-Foreign Minister
Simons has sent a note to Pre®' en
Harding requesting the United State
to mediate the reparations dispute
between Germany and the allies.
Germany asked the United States tv
fix the sum for reparation and to se-
cure allied approval of it. «f th.s s
done, Germany agrees to abide b>
the American decision and pay the
amount fixed.
(Bv United PreM>
Paris, April 21.—Grouped about
piles Of maps in the war office to
day Marshals Foch and Weygand
•ind a score of assistants planned a
series of military movements against
„anv The allied troops will au-
v .nce again if Germany retueea J°
serve the reparations provisions
Of .he treaty of May 1. Plans for the
advance were completed after eco
nellie experts had made the r re-
ports as to what mines, roads ana
public buildings must be used as
..enters for the exploitation of the
rich mining region of Ruhr, if Ger*
nmny refused to meet the reparations
j ('.emands.
tBy United Pre  t
Washington, April J' David
Blair, business man ot Winston B*
Iom N. (V. was named eommlssione.
!," internal revenue today by Pres,
Harding. Blair is a Republf
can. •
day He was unable to account for
$200 worth of bonds given his chauf-,
T  from
(By United Press)
Denver. April 21.-Peter Adamca-
vich. who carried . *. —
bank in Hermanie ;..j therJ. okla. City to Tulsa. Roberts Is the
Jjudjged insane ' ->U ,n ^\ t(, ,vhom Lenglade gave the
was little doubt of the ,olen bonds for disposal,
minds of laymen. ,
Peter was taken Into custody sow
, _   1 nnliee Who d!S-|
weeks ago
.d him tearing up am
ly $1,000 in United States current-}
and tossing the bits of paper into th
 uo-i v^i-y i"«"    „ „,H
was    «.. - W1>r, i( v driver as It appears from ,
t v*"l"ocal police who dte-j Ulst night noxie Bannister and ti,«ting for flthtsmil: nu-n. " ■ ;',,,w.s that he was not driving at
weeks ago by local ^^ ate. ^ %VUs()1, st0,e a Ford ear own-! Mul,, James Blggct.
COV!re„„„ " States curreno „y Fred Downey from in front of(
air.
Evans
Biggert and Bert
stop
Fragments v,.. — f^ipru
picked up and turned  ver to ede
authorities, who announce that most
of it has been pasted to.<l>
redemption.
OKLAHOMA CITY MARKETS
Cattle receipts 1.300; top $7.75.
bulk $6.50 and $7.70
Hog receipts 3,600; top $8.00.
$7.50 and $7.95.
of
the money wero, Auen Buckley
,... , ater "these two boys' HOn. The club will meet next Wed
^"company with Wilhnr Price an«' neBday with Mrs.^ Arthur
were caught.
in
the 1
act of burglarizing the
,11(1 were placed under arrest.
Od' 11 Cox. another boy Implicate,
in the trouble, had not been appre-
hended at noon today. The boys. wlMj
trl d in police court tonight be
fore Judge Bannister. Roxie Bann .
ter confessed to the police that he
S, broken into the Albert Heckes
residence yesterday morning am
Shaw grocery! The pythian sisters will meet 1 i
' dav evening at the Masonic temple.
Mrs P. A. Smith entertained with
quilting party yesterday. Guests
,,, iuvit..d for all day ami a d.l.
ions dinner was served at noon. 1-
guests enjoyed the event
Wil- tiigh rate of speed and that ht
lied his car very quickly.
The parents look the little one to
their former home at Newkirk, Ok,
for burial.
,ev United Presirl
New York, April -1 1°
whU.h nig Bill Haywood f ed
ii.t not carry tin.i
trom this countiy.
name of the I. W. W. leader on U>,
passenger lists, offl- als of the Scan-
dinavian-American line here so..
Kor that reason, it is believed tha
ll,ywoo«l sailed under an assumed
!im| probably in disguise.
Washington. Vpril 21- The foreign
relations |ooxnmittee today took  P
Senator Knox's resolution to restore
t,.,.„niral peace between the Unlteu
States and the central F.uropean
,„nVers. When the committee met.
there was no Indication ot any hitch
in the administration program, which
contemplated an early report on he
resolution and its adoption by
after a short debate, probably
next week. The probable attitude o
the Democrats, however, had nc.
   made clear when the committee
' met.
Leavenworth. April 21.-None o.
.i.p r,n I W. w. members who have
   ord.™ return to th. fed-
al penitentiary to complete their
sentences for the violation of the es
pionage act, have shown up as yet.
jrcording to enquiry made at the war
' den's office.
high school athletes
GO to oklahoma CI
The Women's Relief corps, auxil-
iary to the G. A. it., held the monta-
stolen a sum of money. -
8 room residence. 6 iine lots; store
building and one lot. small stock
iorni"6   liary TO uiw vj. - —
He has given Jy BOclal mCeting last Friday
home of Mrs. Emma Hamilton, it
^'--lacus I the organization to ob
i frnm the school at i aui  > .
building ana ui*  v , on parole
«lv*r..r- - n
against the boys for the theft of ms- meeting w(>1
car.
ZVtown. fir sale by owner, at
great sacrifice; located in prosper
ous R- K. town. Address owner, Box
1022, Vici, Okla.
Furniture repaired and upholster |
ed. Work guaranteed 1 a
call for and deliver.
One hundred and twenty-five eon
* | pies enjoyed the Machinists Dano
The El Reno baseball team wh.
play a return game with 1
next Sunday at Piedmont. Th. I
cais won from the Pledmonste s
an 11 inning -test at Region P^, des =ea ,
last Sunday, and It i  P "a 0ne of the most enjoyable
a large crowd of fans r(? UlJ ^v(.n,s of the season A union orches
K. C. league ~\xn from Okla. City urn^ted& «;
. 4 .1 \n fine shape ana mu9ic, and all pre. < u  
—    
.V. ..II teams playing g«'".    ngn.i...  
the dutv of every El Reno fan to mechanic for the
t.nd his assistance to the local Mrs Re„ter lead
team- With proper -PPorUthe team
will reciprocate *ith a  '
of the national pastime
Chas Gardner, former El Renoiu.
• f tkn n«ilv Okla
is now manager o
lH °0W baseball team, and figures^ entitles her to
homan .   utuuprs" can alcontest which
"""•
speaking from a bas.nau _
Any independent team def r'n«
.ame with the Oklahoma I -My team
U Ihe desired arrangements
can make ^ Manager
"U communicating
Gardner, care Daily OUahoman.
arriage licenses
SSt B U:    « -
Mrs. N. H. Kelly, Okla. City.
i El Reno high school athletes will
EO to Okla. City tomorrow wher.
hey will compete In the centra con |
ference track meet. .This meet wa-;
,i for April 29. but will bt,
announced for Apm
held tomorrow instead
.. r
3 the birthday anniversaries <>t The boys are all In
"S-
 
rs  :r :;r«- rrrt :,,;
r itr:.:.
which a delicious dihnei was ■ ( ^ Maurer     with 15
evening at 8 o'clock with . 'shot put; 1 Higgins. 2 Walker, •
Howell. Harrison; distance
• . itrf last night Judg«. Relay 1 mil"' 1 juni«a
In police con • each 3 freshmen
Bannister assessed hues ot   , HlKKins.
against Richard Boynton G S. . « ,im.. ,, ,   
.'.en and E. >< Walker tor drU,^. r. I ^ ^ ^ .Craw
——  ,,ver a lino of fire hose. iini"'r'"1 sf otn.
in the county penmanship A1,mso ^ ^O-ya" ru'n: 1 Crawford. « U>
held last Saturday, Miss Hort ^ , wRh «g„tlng were |onM> 3 ,.helps.
Miss Pauline Funda of °hlahoma Mile ron: 1 H,g*in
 «;   «
visit with her nio^er. Mutil,ia krr Higgins: distance  1* f"
Funda and her cousin, M ■ • i ^ ^ ,hr„w 1 lli.gin •' V..
l.!reu,'r-    k' r and Maurer. dMance 1'^ ^
(by United P'eeei
Beaver. Okla.. April 21. The hoaru
1)f ,.„unty commissioners ol l-'vo
I ..urity and W. I. Insram. «'...ii.iy •
    indicted hy the grand ]  ft
charged with    in office
and the misappropriation of
f,.„d„. were to he arraigned her.
afternoon.
(By Unitctf Pr<-a )
1 'i \ mil li 1 Tilo Ij'K1 1
Scranton, • ■  • XP! .
. rested on suspicion 'f
' ,1 W ill street homo
re.mplicity in the W. "
plot, maintained u grim '""" J
. detectives Plied him 1
.piestions. Meanwhile his atloniev
John M' liilo. started a tight to Tr
wm Men,to insisted that Mgl ,
arraigned on ..,«e -f evadtn,
the draft the techni. al crime ior
which he is being held. The ana g
ment was to take place loiav.
(By United Prensi
Chicago, April ''1 v' ,
| held up and robbed      oil
the Amberg State bank today of •
  which wa. being taken to  
Union Trust Co. for deposit.
Miss Mary Mulcaren, a former res
ident of Kl Heno. died y-^rday -
her home in Drjunrlght, oua. Th«
remftlnB will arrive here tonight.
a,     ^
morning a.*' o'clock at the CatholU
■ hurcl, and will he M
Hubert, interment will take
M |ss Mulcaren had been teaching
school at Drumright.
eniors,
M au 
21 A slighs.
Angeles ft
Rock Island an>V
Renter lead the grand march.
Rhodes won first honors She
cenUy received a national c«rtiflca
and the winning of the contest bat
state contest
award.
entranci
offers
Mrs. J. E- Alnsworth and son .lolin1
were Oklahoma City visitors yost'r j
I day. *   1
2^i .
Miss Jane Selby of Seattle. Wash.,
is the guest Of Miss Pauline Funda
and of Mrs. Julia Covalt.
Mrs. Maynard Ross visited in Ok- R,,ter.
lahoma City yesterday. I City
phone 230.
A circus manager claims h.
Ire the problem of increased ran
rates hy tatoolng his performers
They can then be sent an   •
, matter under eond class
postage.—Seattle Union Recot
_    Optimist—A man who pu- ^ his h-
Godfrey Shackelford and d,u- in the ^
Mice Kelly were Oklahoma seat and expects i<
risitors yesterday. Nashville Tennesseean.
son
Hroad jump
lliggin:
, Maurer. 2 P
distance 1S 1 f1
iher-
KOR SAEE— One Ford coupe,
running condition. Call phone
Mrs
gOO(i
39 .
Mr.. r h ltuppert of Molin-
will be the guest tomorrov. of
ROSS and Mrs. '
enrol.to to Okla City to viH
.on. Mr. Roy ltuppert  n f
I She will return lien- later for a
rr visit.
Mrf Hugh Har- visited in
homa City yesterday
Ion?-
Los Angeles. April
sarthquake shook l>o
; :t7 today. No damage was report
ed.*
'
sanitations throughout the ■■
were rushing plans today to aid
thousandH «>f in' ". 0 11 '
, urfit destitute in the Ala*
t fields following the un-
l)lima coal «•« "l • .
„,.,es,,ful strik. Est imates of tl.a
de.titu.e inn
Chicago, April 21. -HI trie Attor-
.. V (•' 'lie flym ti day order.-' .
, r( 1. for Big Itili ,,a>*
seeping " vv u R,
wood leader of tn< 1
wood, under sentence of " 1
the federal penitentiary, for "V op-
tion of th espionage ad. 1.11 ■
B, Riga. Rn- ■■ a f„,it«ve fH>m in ?
1 I n wood w ' out 0,1
" '-e .nneal to the supreme court.
\ng an app*"* w .....nrtii
.-3 ,aTn;
.. ,, t-lined the Lan.li
rourt recently sustatneo
decision.
El Reno    are greatly intei
led ,n tbe Ad  wildcat "ll we '
• imong Whom are Mayor Jack Kivett.
Rohrhack. A. Schooler
oe stapleton. I jew Is Ray and Par-
ttritt who have an undivided one-
Half inlL-relt in   ^
the Doan well, which Is now on
-und in section 2^ 4-.i.
Last nlghTlTmidnight a woman
,,n n< i w<iy iww The
'■P""1 "d'her'huHiness on
STSffttrt hour of the night
'' that effect. The cop still
l isted that she accompany him to
rt",
SrrJa^-:£
, „m-iu had disappeared. Tli -
' ail .«tn riu-y. , j.
,, . not ascertained is also
name v>a8 11,1 th it was
leged t" have used^ lang." phould
th, .,,eeis after the mid*
who is on th. atree
night hour . gucll until
rrrjsrt
LtfrGf, t that ft man wears a 3tar*
prohi t him trom bettil a
gentleman.
OD account of the
h. - • Y"k<m ""an e meetlng
... lt:i tiner grange
\ d fer that evening has bee..
1,1 " ... i,v evening.
postponed nntil w
l^pril J7. All members are urg
attend this meeting.
Mrq j H. Burnett visited in ov
, , v t-rday afternoon.