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The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19
w. c. I. us Adjourn.

Atlanta, Nov. 18.-The forty-ninth
annual General conference of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
ended here today. Selection of place
of meeting in 1915 is expected to be
made here by the executive committee.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19

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Annie Whtehurst returned from
Clearwater last Thursday.
r. E. Cause was transacting BUSH
ness in Clearwater Wednesday.
Mrs. B. G. Scribner is still on the
sick list but is slowly improving.
w. W. Clark, William and Albert
Pritchard spent Sunday in Tampa.
F. Dannenmann has just received a
fine bird dog, Irish setter, from Geor-
gia.
Mrs. A. M. Campbell remains sick
but is thought to be a little better at
Present.
Otis Davenport, of Sutherland Col
lege preached here Sunday in place of
Rev. Hodnett who is away.
Mrs. Willing and son, of Ashtabula,
Ohio, arrived last week and will spend
the winter at d. F. Robinsons.
Grandma Cause who has been quite
sick is very much better and Mrs.
Dekle has returned to her home in
Tampa.
Mrs. r.. E. Cause has been quite
sick with a severe attack of pleuricy
but is better now, DR.. Albaugh was in
attendance.
w. w. Clark and sons, William and
Robert and Albert Pritchard and
Chas. Myers attended the funeral Sat-
urday afternoon at Curlew Church.
Clarence Charlton, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, son Off. F. Charlton arrived
Tuesday night and intends to make
this place his home. He has been
visiting relatives and friends in New
Orleans, La, on his way here.
This community was shocked to
hear of the sudden death last week
of Mr.. Stephen Dickson. Mr.. Dick
son was well known here having
worked for w. w. Clark for a good
many years and was held in the high
est esteem by every body.
BETTER FEELING
VERY WIDESPREAD.
Continued from Page L.
sion of representative Northwest
bankers to subscribe 81 100000 in the
$150,0O0,000 cotton pool.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19
Confidence Restored.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 18.-The opening
of the Federal Reserve Bank in this
city relieved approximately $4,000, 0OO
of reserves here. The new bank start
ed with $4,6OO,OOO deposits.
The banks governor, Joseph A.
McCord, said today:
Il believe that the opening of the
Federal Reserve Banks will prove the
greatest of all possible aids to the
restoration of business confidence in
the South"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19

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Mrs. Olso is having her cottage on
the North Beach painted.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19
BETTER FEELING
VERY WIDESPREAD.

Continued from Page L.
sion of representative Northwest
bankers to subscribe $1,0O0,oOO in the
$15O,0OO,OOO cotton pool.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19
Britain HELPS ReIgians.

LONDON, Nov. 18.-7:38 p. m. -
The Foreign Office today announced
the British government had contribu-
ted 100000 to the Belgian govern
ment for the purchase of foodstuffs
for destitute Belgians.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19

w. w. Clark and sons, William and
Robert and Albert Pritchard and
Chas. Myers attended the funeral Sat-
urday afternoon at Curlew Church.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19

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q OZONA OUTINGS. x x
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19
WAR COSTING BRITISH
$5,OOO,O0O EACH DAY

London. Nov. 16. Premier Asquith
stated in the house Of commons this
afternoon that the war already was
costing Great Britain from s4,500,OO0
to s5,OOO.OOO daily.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19
Cotton Price Boosted.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 18.-Officials of
the Federal Reserve Bank at Dallas
say the amount of reserve released
was from $6,0OO,0O0 to $7,OOO,OO0.
The price of spot cotton, middling
basis advanced approximately one
cent pound during the last week.
Middling is quoted as seven and one
half cents.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1914-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Gooch of Bell
flower, ILL.,, arrived Tuesday evening
and are comfortably located in their
cottage on the Bay. They We're ac-
companied by their granddaughter,
Miss Fannie Phillips, of Kansas City,
who will remain with. them during the
winter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-16

speech delivered in the House Of
Lords on May 5 by the Lord Bishop
of London:
Women, after all, are lawabid-
ing sex. There is only one woman
in prison to every eight men at pres
ent. If women have taken to overt
acts of rebellion, it is not only just,
but it is wise and statesmanlike to
consider the reasons which have led
them to do so. In doing this to the
best of my ability am forced to the
conclusion that beyond all this agita-
ton and unrest there is real and a
deepseated sense of injustice.
There is a profound indignation
against, for example, the trivial sem
fences imposed on men guilty of the
worst possible offenses against little
children. The militancy is not the
way to win recognition of these facts
we shall all admit, but we are bound
also to consider the motive which lies
behind it"
Women who UNDERSTAND such
underlying causes of miitancy have
known FOR YEARS that the So
called 'furies" are the product of lax
and unjust laws that they are WON
ANS protest against divorce laws
which grant the man his freedom for
adultery, but require that the wife
prove cruelty as well!
They know that they mark the re-
volt of the feminine soul against a
masculine civilization which SEN
fences the despoiIer of little chiId's
innocence to three weeks in the
workhouse and sends the petty thief
of mere property to prison for TEN
YEARS!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-16
THE OFFICIAL o. K.

The queen of hearts, she made
some tarts-that is, some baby
pies;
The food inspector came around to
see if she used dyes.
He found no glucose in those pies
reposing on the shelf;
He was so sure they we're pure he
ate a few himself
Grand Rapids Press.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-16

plete failure.
Hunger striking still opens the
gates of Holloway prison to starving
and tortured women and the protests
of England's ''furies" rise to heaven
in the flames of her burning houses
and are written with the sword upon
her treasures of art.
Even Asquith, the great cat, admits
that the mice have been TOO clever
for him!
Finesse having failed, masculine
England now reVerts naturally to
force. She has armed the guardians
of her historic mansions with guns
and with bulldogs. And from all over
the country comes the cry of the baf-
fled barbarian:
LET them dier'
Even the clergy joins in it! Inter
viewed on the subject by the Evening
Standard, Father Bernard Vaughan
said recently:
There would be nothing ethically
wrong in letting them die. Let them
start at once and make up for lost
time"
That is what the pagan emperors
said about the saints and martyrs of
your church, Father Vaughan!
That is what Nero said when the
downward pointing of the imperial
thumb gave the signal of death for
the early Christians!
But Christianity lived!
Said the Rev. Richard Free: 81
think the suggestion very good. !
have advocated it for many months!"
l am not an advocate of Mrs. Pank-
hurst. am not a believer in the pol
icy Of winning votes for women by
violence. But l think that if even one
woman is allowed to die in a British
jail. her death will mark the greatest
victory of militancy.
Militant suffragism is merely the
protest of Eng1iswomen-the nerves
and the soul of a nation that today is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

declared. The dogs will chase the an
imals out Of the grass and the men
will shoot them as they break for
liberty.
All the wolf hunters will walk with
the possible exception uf the cap.
tains who VIII be permitted to eXcr-
else their discretion about riding
horses.
Wolves and coyotes have become
such menace to the farmers Of Blaine
county that the people there have
planned to get rid Of them all Mt once
II possible and the hig wolf drive was
planned as result
The thread Of many discourse Ia
merely yarn.
We knew woman once who sud
denly returned n borrowed copy of
Mark Twain because she found II was
humorous.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
SCHOOL OFFICE
IS CONTESTED
Interpretation Of Two Different
Laws In County Superiu-
tendent Controversy.
60 TO ATTORNEY GENERAL

saltwater, Okla. Dec. 23.--Inter-
which IL Is claimed has bearing ON
the case has caused some controversy
over the office Of county superlnten-
dent, In which all concerned are await
Ing the outcome with some interest.
W. X. Jones, who has been county
superintendent, was elected county
Judge at the last election, to take Of
flee January /. Miss Grace French
was elected county superintendent the
same time, but under the law ordln.
arily would not take the office until
July. Jones resigned and recommend
ed to the county commissioners to
appoint another man to fill the VA
cancy which he supposed would last
until July.
| Miss French OIL the advice Of Coun-
ty Attorney Suman qualified for the
office of county superintendent and
has prepared to assume the duties on
January l. The matter was referred
t. Attorney General West. The advice
Nun NNiA uuNh W NV NuhA
the circumstances Miss French should
qualify and take the office. The
statute under which Miss French IL
advised says that II an office TO which
the person IL elected becomes vacant
before the time arrives for which he
should qualify that person should at
once qualify and take the office
The statute under which the com
missiOners proceeded at the advice Of
Jones, says when vacancy occurs in
the office Of county superintendent,
notice shall be given the commission
ers and they shall as soon as practic
able appoint one to FIJI the vacancy
JCnes resigned and under the latter
law the commissioners had authority
to place some one In the office.
Roth sides claim they are right
Whether there win he any fight made
on the proposition is not known.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
Hypnotlsm Can Stop Divorce And
Promote Love, Says DR.. Quackenbos

New York. y, y. Dec. 23.-Hypno-
tism Is the latest demonstrated cure
for divorce and psychic intervention
more than once has proved It's ablli-
ty 10 sway into the proper channels the
emotions Of young man or woman
hesltHtlng at the edge Of the marital
preclplce.
SO declared Dr John ID. QuaCkenbOs,
psychologist, In the course of an ad.
dress yesterday morning at the Park
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
Park avenue and Eighty-sixth street,
ON The Divorce Evil-Its Causes anu
Logical Cure"
Even In those instances where the
love Of early days has become chill
ed said DIR. Quackenb0s, "and either
husband or wife prefers another to
the welded partner, the aggrleved par
" X not without recourse. For II Is
possible TO awaken loyalty through
the silent Influence NJ specifically di.
rected suggestion given with look
and thought or through the magnetic
force Of expressed superior quality
TINT recalls to sense and duty and
rlvets the affections.
"The progressive lncompatibility
which leads 10 separation may be- ar.
rested even In an advanced stage Of
its progress and trHnsflgurcd into eter.
nal love hy psychotherapeutic meth
ods, provided both parties, effectively
induced 10 see the wrong and impoll-
cy of divorce. acqulcsce In the sin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

cere effort Of qualified friend TO
regenerate them through hypno-ther-
npy, In the providence Of God have
been permitted many times to restore
harmony to dlscoriant lives by appro-
PIRATE dynamic suggestions, or i'm.
pulslOns to right thought and action,
offered to the subcOnsclOus mind
divorce can thus be- prevented by
hetero suggestion, wherein lies an as-
surcd way Of escape In cases where
education IL at fault and the language
of disagreement has advanced beyond
It's whisperhoOd. And the same method
may happily be employed where there
Is doubt or hesitation as to the wis
dom Of an engagement and marriage,
to give the judgment proper repre-.
sentation in the expression OF the
emotions. by evokIng an infallible
Judgment through this psychic inter
vcntlon | have been instrumental In
anticipating and ~ preventing more
than one disastrous union"
DIR. Quackenbos discussed the meth.
WI VI HfNfN
sary to bring the mind of upgrowing
generations into condition where
perfect love may exist.
"And the perfect marriage tie IL UNI
broken In the Great Afterward,' he
continued, "for spirits cannot be d.
yided that love and live In the same
principle. Our Lords words do not
bear the Interpretation that there IL
no marriage above, that sould Joined
by God here are to be discovered by
God m the world 10 come, but that
those human personalities who hay,
attained the angellc state cannot NJ
parties to marriage union that Is
merely animal or rational.
Some marry for time; some for
eternity. Those who are 80 constituted
az to be able 10 enter into the mar
riage union with more than one here
will, | believe find marriage In Ileav.
en- as they have understood II on
earth. higher kind Of slsterly and
brotherly love"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
MAY
STAY In WEST
Powell Has Sold Interest in Beating
Back and Returns With Word That
Oklahoma Beats Them All.

Having sold his interests in the
motion picture production Of Al Jen.
nings story, beating Back" b. IL.
Powell has returned to Oklahoma
city from San Francisco. He went t1
the California city several weeks ago
holding the state rights to the pictures,
there but took advantage OF an oppOr-
tunity TO sell TO San Francisco indi-
viduals. Powell is member Of the
Powell Croak Amusement company,
operator Of the Empress theater.
AL Jennings and f. X. Dickel. for.
mer manager of the Oklahoma City
branch OF the Mutual Film corpora-
tion, both of whom went to san
Francisco with Powell are still on
the coast Powell states that Jennings
will remain there tO lecture with the
Beating Back film and that Dickal
viii locate on the coast or 70 20 Dal-
las.
In the opinion Of Mr.. Powell, Jeu
nlngs viii not return to oklahoma
City to run for mayor this spring as
has been rumored as he has several
attractive offers from motion pict q
companies In California to become
movie actor Jennings told Mr.. Powell
the latter says, that he probably will
accept one Of the offers. In any event
II IL stated that Jennings win remain
on the coast for several months to
lecture with the pictures.
Mr. Powell visited the Panama Pa
clfic exposition grounds and declares a
wonderful attraction will be- offered mt
San Francisco next year THE build
ings are magnificent" he said, land
most NJ them are almost completed
They are Of more permanent nature
than those ut the st Louis fair In
1904, and the whole exposition ls much
larger | asked guide to show me
the Oklahoma building and he pointed
out the spot where only preliminary
work has been started, But officials
~ the exposition ARE confident this
state will he represented by credit.
table building.
NiH VI NV ulllHNNlNf lhlT IeuIuftN
~ the large acreage devoted TO flow.
erS and tropical fruits and shruhbery.
Acre after acre Is nothing but banks
of flowers uroves ~ palm trees and
the like, This same idea In carried
out on the streets Of San Francis %
and los Angeles. There are more flow
or stores than cigar stands or soft
drink fountains In the business dis
trlcts
"a 25-acre plot has been given over
to reproduction ~ Yellowstone Park
and the result IL amazing. Every feat.
ure Of the park Ia reproduced. The
railroads did this work.
fhat business conditions IN Okla.
homa are better than In California
IL the opinion Of Mr. Powell. Also he
said the middle west appears more
thriving. One thing he noticed was
that the passenger trains on the San.
IN Fe railroad between 0klahomn
City and Newton. Kan. are more
crowded than those between San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
ROTARY CLUB TALKS
W. W. Edwards, SnOwden Pariette and
John c. Jacob Make Interesting
Addresses at NOOnday Luncheon.

A number Of talks on topics OF in
terest TO members OF the organization
characterized the noOnday luncheon
Of the Oklahoma city Rotary club at
the Lee Huckins hotel yesterday. Pres.
ldent Carl Welhener. who has just re.
turned from an out Of town trip, pre-.
sided over the meeting.
The membership applications Of r.
P. Martin, Jr.. Of the Oklahoma Cat.
tie Loan company and W. r. Martin
eau OF the oklahoma Live Stock News
were presented to the club by the
membership committee. The club was
addressed by W. W. Edwards Of the
New state overall company, Snowden
Parlette Of the oklahoma Book com.
pany and John G. jacob, the grocer
who has recently sold out his bust
ness.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

And some women arc never happy
unless they are heartbroken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
GERMAN PRINCE
SHOvElED COAL
Escapes From English Prison
Camp and Works Way
10 Safety.

Copenhagen Dec. % When the
Danish ship Strom steamed TO the
quay at Copenhagen three Of her
stokers were paid off. They received
their money In the black palms and,
looking at each other, smiled knowing.
ly
Come and have n drink cried the
rest Of the stocking squad, who line
'he bulwarks. You're not going off
with your wages like that, surelyy
Two OF the three Immediately took
up the invitation, but the third, whose
hands were raw with the work Of the
voyage from England, refused. lie
was chaffed because OF his stinginess,
but told the crowd of stokers that he
would be back In one hours time and
would like TO see them then. They
said they would wait for him, but
they never expected he would return
Returns Well Dressed.
In an hour however, he did return,
dressed in a fine. suit and with well
manicured fingers. He vaulted over
the bulwarks. The others thought he
was Joker till he began TO speak
Il have decided TO present my wa
yes 10 you an he said, "for don't
need them now You can 20 and drink
10 the health OF Germany In the war.
AT the same time | want to thank you
boys tor the good time 7 have hal
with You ri mover forget Il"
what Is The truth about your
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

The thread Of many discourse Ia
merely yarn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
RANK PRESIDENT INDICTED
FOR RIG EMBEZZLEMENT

Lake Charles, la. nec. 23.--Pery
L. Lawrence, president Of the First
National Bank of Crowley has been
Indicted by the federal grand jury
on a charge Of embezslement Of funds
Of the bank approximately s00,0O0 He
was placed under Si0,000 bond BY
Judge Boarman.
Mr. Lawrence is reported 10 have
turned over the bulk " not all his
personal property TO make settlement.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
STATES GREATEST WOLFHJlNT
IS PLANNED FOR NEW YEARS

Probably the biggest wolf drive ever
planned IN Oklahoma is to take place
on New Years day near Watonga,
Ok. A total area Of 20 square miles
Is to be covered In the hunt and II IL
the plan to clean out all the wolves
In this portion Of Blaine county.
The hunt has been planned ON ex-
tensiye lines and hundreds OF men
VIII participate In It. II. e. Iooka-
haugh Of Watonga, who IL lieutenant
In charge of the drive, has announced
a set Of rules that win govern the
drive. Captains aud sergcants have
been appointed to take charge Of the
men on each side Of the big square
which will he five miles long on each
side at the beginning Of the hunt. At
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
SOCIALISTS TO COME
Plans For Effective Campaign Work
VIII BE Discussed ri State Couven.
tion Here Next Week.

Delegates from every part OF the
state are expected to attend the state
socialist convention to be held here
December ~, 80 and 81. Many noted
men vii attend, among whom will be
John Kenneth Turner, author Of
"Barbarous Mexico" who is now liv-
Ing among the tenant farmers of ok.
lahOma studying the cotton situation.
j. q. Wclday, a state leader calls
attention to the fact that Oklahoma
leads the states In percentage of so
ciallst votes In the recent general elec-
tlon, having 10 per cent Of the total
number Of votes cast. Plans for ef.
fective campaign work will he dis.
cussed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23

The signal Of shot guns fired prompt.
ly at ~ Il. m, the long lines viii
begin 10 march toward the central
roundup place which II composed Oh
100 acres Of bottom land. eighty Acres
on either bank OF the North Canadian
river.
In order that no one will reach the
final roundup place before the others
a schedule Of two miles an hour viii
be maintained. All the men will walk
at this pace toward the central pOint
watching carefully to see that none Of
the wolves or coyotes escape through
the lines. When the roundup grounds
are properly surrounded hundreds Of
dogs will I've turned into the circle and
the big war on the wolves will he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-23
BRIEFS ARE FILED
Supreme Court Receives All Papers
From Attorneys In Prairie oil and
Gas Tax Case.

Briefs presenting the contentious OF
the Prairie OF and Gas company in
the litigation involving the placing on
the tax rolls Of property Of that com.
pany alleged 10 be worth sl0,0O0,O00
were filed In the supteme court today.
The briefs were filed by Attorneys
Ames, Lowe, Chambers and Richard
son NJ this city. W. \. Kirkpatrick
and ~ =. Van Tuyl. attorneys for
the company In Kansas and Y. A.
Gibson of Muskogee.
The Prairie company seeks writ
OF prohibition TO prevent the state
board Of equalization from certifying
out the added valuation. Attorney Gen
cral West filed his brief on behalf
OF the board yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-08
ITALY AND SPAIN
MAY BE INVOLVED
Relations Strained Between Italy
and It's Former Allies During
Last Few Days.
AGREEMENT MOST EFFECTIVE
UnderstR by Triple Entente
Warning 90 BaIISan States
Germans strive TO Rouse
the Mohammendans.

LONDON. Sept. T--(3:5O p. m.)-A dis
patch 10 the Chronicle from Bordeaux
says:
much attention is being paid here to
the possible inclusion of Italy and Spain
in the number Of countries at war.
The strained relations between Italy
and her former allies have been greatly
aggravated in the last three days. while,
IN spirit. public opinion is becoming most
inslstent for declaration i'm support Of
Great Britain and France"
ROME, Sept THE Corriere DItalia,
commenting today on the undertaking
signed by the powers OF the triple en-
tente in which it was agreed that none
Of the three would accept terms OF peace
without the previous consent OF the other
two says that the undertaking will have
enormous Importance. In addition to its
effect on Germany, 1t will serve as a
warning to certain Balkan states, the
paper declares
LONDON, Sept The correspondent
OF the Reuters Telegram company at
Rome says that dispatch has been re-
ceived there from Naples saying:
Steamers arriving from Egypt report
that German emissaries are melting the
Mohammedans against England. seeing
that Germany is everywhere victorious