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:. 400 H ST. NV.
1904 P nv, 10r,b. 1850
465 ! NV, Or, b.37.R
1870 will'd nv. sr. BIS so
SIS 18th nw,sr,b. $3.50
1910 Spg I'd, 81, b. $3.50
140s Fla Nv w,6, b2z.N
303 14th nv, Orb. .22.50
g n NV. Or. b. .22.50
327 Del Az ne. Sr. b1s.@
1876 Ky av Sc 6r.b.1s.D
3O5 18th NV. 6r. 1850
e35 Goth ne, 4r..... 500
dErs.
Libhardt. 5r, b.. $500
Darlington. Or. b. 81. So
1920 G NV. AL $3.50
725 11th NV. 3r,b.1.5o
Hartford Court, Or, BIS %
80S 9th se, 6r.b. .le.te
.0s It'll sw, n, 1850
1914 R'dsle ne, 4r,b 13.5O
1912 Rosie ne.4r,bl3.o0
a12 r nv. 2r. ....12.60
PROPERTY.
, 912 r NV. "a, frt. - 90
2O6 It'll sw.. 1000
sos p nw.........10.W
TENANTS.
| lbs 5th NV, <r.b.17.50
1907 D NV. sr,b.16.60
20 G re. or. ......lB.60
IS Defrees nw.6r.b16 30
1909 7th Sc. 4r.
Rear 1928 n nw.br12.50
21s c Sc. 4r......1l.i6
AND NAVY ROW, 1915
and hath: steam heat;
WI arr ~
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~NF{N ~ b. L.. w.. lJI- E \
I13s eth ut. NV. 4 roop
APARTMENTS
<So K NV 11r.b. ID. OOI
20i1 1lth nv a. 2b2S 90
2Oi Mass Nv nW.7. b26 90
b03 I3tb NV. I'd ..25. 90
lam Fla Nv nw.4.b 20. 90
CUISINES
Stumph bldg, west
parf 1900
1911 IA Az NV. $50, 90
300 7th NV. entire
building 40. 90
1i39 7th nw..,l25. 90
1918 18th NV. IS. 90
614 Ia av NV. 10. 90
POLL 18th nw,sr,h.7 10. 90
b03 18Th NV, list go. 90
1926 7th nw,stc, I. bsO. co
100 goth NV, store
and dat 80. 90
452 D NV, sto. LIST $50. 90
slS r l av, store. A. 90
10 H nv, b45.o
COLoRED
313 O NV. Or, b. ..2S.50
31S Mo nv nw,l0,b25.@
50 Fla av NV, Or. b. Is. so
463 Mo av NV, so
40 U nv. 6r, b.. % so
1919 s nv, Sir, b.25.OO
a3s l. nv. sr. w.3.O0
ass 18th NV Or, h. %. so
2O5 u nv, Or, b.22.50
637 l. NV, 7r, b. ..22.O
"a 1919 18th nv,
ar. h. .21.5O
42Oh r nv. 6r.h. 1850
2137 Wa av nv ,6.h. 1910
IS nefrees. 6r, h. 1880
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Following is a Few Specials from
Our Big Rent List"
10th and Part road, 81. and tiled bath; hot
ments. beautiful home 100
18th and Park road. Or. b.: excellent
one-haf square from beautiful Soldiers
Home; Or. and tiled bath. hot-water heat;
large front porch; attic over house. rs so
18th st. extended; Or. and tiled bath; front
and double rear sleeping posches; all mod,
Northeast. Lincoln Park: a new home: er
and tiled bath; front and double rear sleep
ing porches ...... <l5oO
18th and Clifton NV; Or. L b.; hot water
heat. A beautiful home for. ...........&45.5 80
18th and Otis NV: 6r. L b.: all modern
Improvements .......-............ 80
9th and ne: TT. & b. q bedrooms,: fur
mace heat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
18Th and d ne; Or. 4 b.: corner house:
large front porch; furnace heat: cellar under
entire house; in excellent conuiton. .$21 so
18th and R. l. ave- NV: Tor 4 3d. tshowcr,;
hot-water heat: all modern improvements.
Kent .................... 200
Call US on the phone and have the keys
to any Of the aforementioned properties sent
TO you at once.
Rent Department.
PHILLIPS & SAGER,
Main 159 2 1909 New York Ave.
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TEANTS,
1922 C1ev av. 6r,w1B.Oo
91s1a Ga Az. 5r, w15.OO
221a Water. 6r. w.1S.Oo
Pas 9Th. Or, ". .14.50
1928 Duncan ne.4,b14.O0
1874 Dunn ne. 4.bl3.5o
1916 Dunn ne, 4r.b13.D
2128 9th nw,5r,w.13.50
4a3 Wash ut. 4r.w. IL. 90
2114 n Y nv. Ar. w12.n
1922 Ga av nw,5.w1O.5O
425 Ridge nv, I'd
d, 3r. w........ 1850
1921 H ne, Or. w.lO.60
2041 Gales ne .5r.wlO.50
1907 Clicks al, 4r.1O.OO
- Goat nv. 4r. w.lU.Vo
20i2 Ga av NV. 8r. $50
$3.50 n 7 Nv nw,4.W0.6o
624 Brewers ct ne,
Ar. w...........s.60
eo3 Sievsr's ct.4,w.s.oo
3 Goat alley, 4r, w..e.60
2253 9th NV, I rear
rooms .....-.-... $50
1892 5th. Or. d.e.00
10 Fenton ct nw,4,we.O 90
6l5 Freemau's alley,
lloo Congress- ne. ir,
" ............ .9.W
1870 Marion ct, 4r.7.0
And cheaper properties.
324 Broad al sw,
Ar 500
RACES & stables for reAs,
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JOHN SCRIvENER BRO. 914 g ST. NV.
ll12 II nv. Or. h. 1851 l24S ne, Or. b. 20. 90
1892 PIX I'd nv 10.hJ0o0 81 11th Sc. 6r %
4l23 9th NV. 7rb 20 800 NJ So. Or, b. 1900
o.29 18th sw, b 80 9lS Sc. Or, ". $500
:.,.9 Sc Or b.. % on 1906 9Th sw ar w IA. %
zoos ne 6r. b.. .2050 306 18th sw. 81. "a. %
FOR RENT-FLOYD F.. DAVIS. 7th & E SW.
Gas Eye Orb $3.50 GO l. sw. Or. b. 1870
22S Az sw. ste. DIV 30 Cl 1852 Shepd nv. b42 -
IT, NV. ar, b. - 20 20,i7 18th sw,Ir go
al 7tb sw 81. b. sto23 90 5O7 sw. Or. b., 2l.5o
FOG 1az sw, sr. 81 20 s26 AZ sw, 81 b. 30
G2s 18th ne Or. 20. 20 52s 9th sw. 6r b. 100
$40 9th sw. ar. b. $50 68 9Th sw. Or. b. Is. so
1918 Md av sw .6r. 1870 40 sth sw. sr b. $50
1918 Water sw 6,b1S.50 454 N aw. or. 80
7I3 9Th sw. Or. h. .Is.0n 1908 sw, Or. .ls.Op
$40 G. sw. 6r. h.. .17.5o e24 D sw. Or. h.. 20
Az 1Ith sw. Orb. 100 a31 sw, Or. b.. 1850
11O6 9th sw. Or. 1851 70s sth sw. 81. 1850
40 1lth sw. Or, b 1891 4o4 + sw. Or. $50
SIT Az sw. 7r. ..l5.hO 1884 Az sw. 6r ...15.J0
5I7 9th sw. Or b. .15.J0 765 10th sc. Or 1890
:;22 n sw Or .15.6o I::57Ia d sw. Or. 800
IA 18th sw. 6r.. 1901 1890 9Th xw. 6r. 1900
625 I. sw. 6r .14.50l 1928 Cap. 6r 80
924 eth sw. 5r. 1900 800 r sw. Or. 80
1929 Union sw. 6r .12.oo ls4O Union sw. ar 10. 80
zoos Az sw Ar. l0.:D 1870 Union sw. Or 10. 40
I1O5 9th Sc 5r q. OO' 1891 Huntoon sw Ar 20
STORES AND STABLE.
fOg Pa ay nv, sto. 5.00 403 7th sw. store 40 90
731 18th sw, sto. 81 90 1918 Sd sw, stable 500
COLORTD.
q, az .w LIST sal e, y sw Or B. q 90 90
45a s,h sw. CRIB. 20 90 23a Va sw Or. b. 30
lO4 Al sw, Rr. 80 219 NJ sw. Or. 13. 20
ioa ID sw, 81 1910 2i5 AZ sw. Ar. . 10. 30
03s sw, 5r. IL 90 1908 Cap. Or. 49, 30
621 Del av sw sr.I2.5O 1850 Del av sw. 3r .6. 80
For a more complete list call at the ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03
FOR RENT-H0UsES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"a BARGAIN"

"a BARGAIN"
I'm and Newton NV: D.. 3 b.: Al eondi-
ton throughout; modern Improvements. Rent
less than $S5. See rs at once.
RENT DEPARTMENT.
PHILLIPS q eAGEA
Main i lSss 1900 New York ave.
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st. NV: 10 rooms and bath steam heat;
electric lights; gas range. Rent, $55.75.
DUvALI, 4 CO.. TO 18th ct. NV. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

FOR RENT
1884 18th ~. NV, 10 rooms 4 2 ba tbs. $1,000
ol62 Fla ave W., IL rooms q 2 baths. $3.50
2341 18th st. nv. 10 rooms 4 baths. 5000
COS g st. NV, 10 rooms and bath 800. 4575
GIT II st NV 10 rooms and Ia It'll . 5.67
1889 9Th st. NV, rooms and bath. $50. 8O.65
20 Quincy pl n e. 0 rooms and bath -. Is 80
332 II, ne ; rooms and la tn ..... 1880
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC.
SIT 18th st. NV. q
FOR RENT-sIX ROOMS AND BATH; RENT
only SOS; best location Capitol HILL be-
tween two car lines; half square from East
Capitol st. No. - 18th st. ne. Inquire No.
q 9th NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

FOR RENT-sO4 II ST. Ne: 6 ROOMS AND
bath: just vacated by a successful practicng
physician who occupied same for a number OF
years an ideal location for wide-awak"
physician: cheap at 81 so. CAYWOOp &
GARRETT 1921 y. u ave- NV. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

FOR RNT-CAYwOOD
1921 New Yo
1918 X NV. 9r.b.$+5.T5
1925 10th NV. Tor. b4b so
1887 eth nw.9r.b so
1907 G ne. Or, h.32.5O
SIS NJ NV. 7r. b. 5000
cog y J nv nw.sr, oz7 So
1908 r NV, br.b- $3.50
342 18th Sc. 7r. 90 |
1722 9th NV. Or. ..22.O |
go I ne, 6r, b. .22.0 |
604 II ne, Or. b. ..2l.0 |
11R NJ Az nw.Hr. bO.50 |
e31 10th NV. Sr. 20. so |
322 E sc. Or. b.. 1850
APARTMENTS
The Newport, Arb. $3.50 |
GOT y NV, 4r. b. Is. 20 !
612 o NV. ~. b. n 90 !
$40 18th ne,5r, b, st35 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

q GARRETT,
rk ave. NV.
AZ LIST NV, 6r. Is. 40
2l45 r NV. 6r.....l6.6O
1884 Clev av nv. 6r1s so
6SS 4th ne, 6r....16.0
2512 Messmore, 6r.14.50
40 Franklin NV, 4r14.4o
$40 I'D NV. Or. :. lao
1s9 Pierce NV, 6r 1850
619 11th ne. Ar. 1880
1898 e Sc. 5r.
sos 18th ne. 6r. ..12.0
212s P nv. n. 1900
1877 1stn ne, 3r, b.l2.O
1895 Union sw, br.11.C0
AND FLATS.
443 n NV, 3r. b. .1G.O0
3O4 c ne, 2r. b. 1880
336 18th ne, Or, b. 1880
1875 h ne. Ar. b. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

a New York ave. NV.
II ind It to their advan-
critics before renting, -
: in good condition, ous
repaired when vacatA.
N0RTHWHBT.
108 Ind Az nv, 81. b2e.0
SIS p NV, Or, b. $3.50
1923 LIST NV, Or, .No
by Fla nv nv, 7r,b .2.@
7o2 Quincy, Sr, b. W.60
Gil p NV, Tor, b. $3.50
306 r nv, Or, b. ESQ
1913 eth NV, 7r,b.2.0
2228 @ nv, Or. 1880
sO4 ID NV. Orb. 20.bO
1853 9Th NV, 5r,b.1e.@
Q Q NV. Or, ". -. 1850
2o6 R NV. Or, b.17.0
1141 9Th NV. 5r,w.16.@
2225 NY av nw.er.bl%
62I Morton. 6r,w.12.@
ST AND SOUTHWEST.
40 Heck'n Sc. Or. b. $3.50
NORTHEAST.
1918 Fla Az ne, Or, b16-@
11s 18th ne, Or. b. 1850
1918 Attn ne. Rr.w.12,m
'ARTMENTS.
5r. and b..S1s.00 & 5000
oms and hath. 90
nd b., 2 and s fs. 1872 80
rooms and bath. .$c2.60
y. 2 a. so. so
10 and bath. ......$0.W
AND FLATS.
1776 wild nw.5r ,b1S.0
1854 Willard. 5r.b .17.50
1923 7th nv. IN. 4r,b14.5O
1112 eth NV. 8 a. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

OUR COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES.
APARTMENTS AND BUSINESS PROPERTY,
MAILED on REQUEST PHONE NJ 621O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

1eTNw.-BY OWNER g LARGE RMS: PAN
nv. tiled bath. closets. double porches. cement
cellar hardwood. shutters, blinds. screens. limo
ieum: coed condition. loO9 Crittenden st. NV. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

PROPERTY.
201 Mass AZ nw.7.bB.~
o& r NV. 2r. "a. $3.50
<S6 l. nw.sto.7 r, b. . 40. 10
$50 Z NV. sto. 6r. 20. ~
20 Fl nv. sto. 6r, h. $3.50
1870 eth NV, sto, $4,000
1904 1st NV. 70. 90
Rear 731 eth NV. n. 90
20D Georgia Az. II. o.
804 Pa Az, store. AZ. so
1880 eth NV. 80. .n.60
l104 Goth nw.....0.O
1893 ath.sto 4 2r. 20
1902 Ga av.;......2.0
1873 Col road. lac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

FOR RBNT-142s Q ST. N.w.-11 ROOMS;
hot-water heat: electric lights: most elegant
and convenient house. See IT: you will appre-
ciate II. SMITH co. Slh 18Th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03
FOR RENr-HousEs.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

Phone Main IL IS. o
Prospective tenants vi
tage to inspect our prog
our houses are general,
rule being TO have them
DWELLINGS
lTo7 Kilb'ne, Tor. 2b67 80
1894 Lanier. Tor. b. 90
1905 9Th nv. Or. 2b. .42.1
1909 9Th NV. Tor. b. $3.50
1905 10th NV. Tor. b42.5o
1872 X NV. Tor. b. 40. 80
1902 Ga av nv, 10. $4,000
s16 l. nv, 11r, b. $3.50
1927 NJ Az nw,9r.b3S.SO
q22 9Th nw.l2r.b. $3.50
IS U NV, Orb. $3.50
e2o \ NV. Tor. b.32.50
81 P NV. sr, b.. 3d.
1915 1st NV. 7r,b.S $3.50
I'LL 18th NV. l2r, b. %. -
SIC NJ NV. 7r, b. 5000
DWELLINGS SOCTHEA
1859 D sw. 6r. h. 1900
DWELLINGS
6s7 q Cap. 11r, b. 40. IS
21a r ne. 6r, b. ..A.00
1923 W ne, Or. b.21 80
HEATED Al
1888 Park road. 2r. and
No. rs Home apt, 4 70
14Qs 14th st. NV. 7r. Z
No. ; Lafayette apt. 5
2OS n st. NV. 5r. & !
1885 9Th ct. NV. 4 roon
APARTMENTS
$50 z NV, 11r.b. 40. 00l
POLL 14th nv, Or. 2b2S. 90
r<nN NfA-. - hyk ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

..rHE cApIz ArARTdENTs."
ll5-117 ST. Sc.
-Four snd i've room heated apartments.
$50 so and $22.5o.
Building being put in hrst-class condition
Cheapest apartments in Warrington
BOSS PHELPS, Inc. ia 14th st.
special Inducements to immediate tenants.
TTvoLI APARTMENTS IS ROOMS. RE
ception hall. bath; all outside rooms; large
back porch: hot-water heat; rent reduced TO
Sept. ]. OWNER. LIST door. 1890 18th Ut. NV
THE RALTM0RN
1882 Bfltnore ct.
and room apt. Phone Col. 8d-
THE MERIDIAN, 1913 MERIDIAN ST.
Corner building In desirable section Of Mt.
Pleasant: all outside rooms: heat; hot water;
Janioor service.
rooms and bath. S235e and IS 90.
THE r. Fl. SMITH COMPANY,
Sis FIFTEENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-03

THE REGINA, 1914 Eye st. NV.
rooms and bath --..........-.......,..e 5000
THE MONTGOMERY. North Cap. and n Sta.
rooms and bath 5000
prMBARToN COURT 1857 11st o.. NV.
Desirable location. All outside rooms.
! rooms and bath SIS %
3 rooms and bath .127b0
THE NORTHUMBERLAND. 213o n h ave. nv.
rooms and bath 1880
! rooms and hath .y1O.W
4 rooms and bath 1000
& roonns and hath xoOOO
TIE SEMINOLE 1444 " 81. NV.
rooms and bath ~ %
] room and bath .-..-.-................$ $3.50
THE NAVARRO. 215 z Of. NV.
rooms and bath w. 90
THE SORRENTO. 1923 18th st. NV.
6 rooms and bath 5000 to 1890
4 rooms apd bath .$35. %
THE WOODwORTH 10th and SITS. ~.
3 rooms and bath SIS 30 to 8z1SO
THE WYOMING, zoe
ar b.. $3.50. Or furnished, 5000.
THE STODDERT. 600 81. nv.
rooms and bath S60.0o
THE ARKwRIGHT sos st. NV.
rooms and bath ......---.....-.-......$ 5000
THE LAWRENCE. 1922 18Th st. NV.
9 rooms and hath 90
rooms and bath -.........-.--.-..-. Sg.W
rooms and bath VI 30
I room and bath ~ 20
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST 90.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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TIE N0NOTTI.. 2o14 11th ST NV; FRONT
dat. rooms and bath: rent, 5000.
THE WINCHESTER. 1898 18th st. NV;
large cccl Cat. rooms and bath. back porch;
second door: good repair $3.50.
wTLLETT REINECKE. 1909 II st. NV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15
BUT Bic JESS
O|ONT APPEAR
Suit Against Champion Prize
Fighter Starts; Defendant
Is In Los Angeles

TIl Boy. were sorcy dsw
L p"u,ed Monday morning when
Ihr ne damage suit against jess
Willard. instituted by A Il cut
rrIl and A " Phillips, was started
boo District Judge Oldflclds court aud
the hig hampton was not present At
lurul- for Willard announced that
hy had gone 10 ~, Angeles tp visit
m. family and that Iu- evidence
would bee presented boy drpoNulUu said
deposition huviug been taken last sum.
mcr ul Nugum Fails Dos Ro,, Ill
lard
lu au amended petition filed Mon
day, the amount of damage a-hrd by
the plaintiffs WIS increased from $50
Uuu to SiUHN They u.Irgu tmf vii
WlH hruk" u contract with Them which
gave them the sole management OF his
affair II Is also alleged tnH money
was advanced 10 the big fighter which
wits never returned Willard u am
Interview given mt New ur0ruu. said
thut the whole matter bad u'uu
Strengthened out once to rnr nn.'H.
tiun nf every one concerned
4 G. Crime. uf Ntyhi-un huu %
partner Of Bailey Naggcuor and q
lifelong friend ~ Nunrs J.. U.,l-D
Inns Giddiug- aud lIlprd iu rN. dr
iUUsp tlurIp. Gururtt unI Warren
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15

Receiver of Road Wires Cham
Der of Commerce Positive
Information
TO USE KATY TRACK
Means Service That Will
Greatly Benefit Eastern Part
of State and Capital

THIlr Smith and Western railway
which m. been trying rp effect nm
rutmurr into oklahoma CitN FOR some
umr NIII mNru train Du here hg De
u.mhrr % H..uuim, lo Telegram r.
uINnI HwuN muuInr m T T. Mar
'In ,uuirmu Of thr railroads conn
mlrlr. ,l Iur ,.umrrr uf commerce
lh" Telegram i, a, follows: "T. +.
Martin. Oklahoma Cili Contract with
the VI. k \ T. ha- been signed aud
lou can ,alrl, SAY that our trains viii
be- running into YOUR cit, by December
C. lNirurh \ T.. Wills. Receiver for
the IT, smith \ Western"
N.m'u- u rN. plans which u.r
mnI, m almost Completed. when The
ll IS A N went juo th, hand. of rr
..Iu. rN 'nu. will m into uku
humu CT. 0rm lul.. using the kuu
uU... . ,.lnur o .uu ur muIrr ,nr
.nr'.r uI' o.. maintained from lml-.
'Nmuah 'uIur '. 10 Reno Tnr m
uu.uuliuu of r.'. service viii br ~
m'u' h.nf1 lo oklahoma Cil and
'h. u.u..". OF eastern Olnhu.u Ut
lu. uu lH. mr u- u'Il climinur a..
roundabout Iomuw, through Guthrie
ur 'hu rlmlu. ur ear. 200 Warwick
Junction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15
MEDITERRANEAN
ALIVE WITH SUBS
Steel Sharks Infest Southern
Waters North Sea Tao
tics to Be Used

ROM. Nu 10 The sinking NJ tho
steamer nu,uDH following closely the
destruction ul the Aucona aud the
Gruuu m- resulted I'm determined
u-imliuu for the adoption In the Med
iDrrWwu ~ measures similar 20 those
which have checked submarine nrri,i.
lip. 900 lhr North sea.
Careful search 6, being made for for
lhu mlsm- boat, Of the Flrcnle n
noN.o where there Is no longer hone
of fudug additional survivors ~ lhr
Aurum --latest official reports ri,r
the number saved as 2g0 ont Of u al.
wl ot 'oi aboard the Ancona Most
of the victims were stecrnge pnssou
grrs NJ whom only 81 were saved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15
OIL IS
ASSURED FACT
Second Increase of 10 Cents
in Crude Price Within 2
Days Is Announced

TULSA uhH. \. 10 The price NJ
4 oklahoma .uH. OF advanced Go
'n" dollar Muu.U morning when the
Prairie uiI md 60 company anuuuur.
'Vt an lurrru-r uf f,.n cents Thl, Is q
jump Of ~ cents within rwo days. a.
the prize wa, .|ud from ~ to 10
cents NWuna, rmwrrS are lubl.
ant and arc preparing for unusual ac-
uyity iu the oi. fields
PITTSBURGH No, Is The tenth
successive advance Ia the price Of the
principal grades Of crude oh since Aug.
INST l3 was announced Monday hy the
South Penn OF. company a. follows:
PENNSYLVANIA umdc SlpO. Cubell.
.Sl u: Newcastle Corning and Mercer
BACK >Ilo: Somerset Sl"5. Rarlaud
$40
rhi. j.. au Increase N five cent. %
barre. ru ulI ,... except Rngmud.
which advanced fHn cents.
HEAlpTON okla. Nov l5
IIcald.uu crude u advanced Monday
ten urm~ mna.. rhc present price
80 cent. % mup.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15
DETECTING DRONES
Civilians, Whose Jobs Are SnNur,,. IL
Pound III for Mililar, Service win
BE Reported IN Gallirni

PARIS Nov ~ \ league hn. been
."wtdhprr hy the parents NJ .IN hun
Hrrd soldier, who are serving ut tho
'FRONT.' with the object of discovering and
rru"rtIug tu Minister NJ War GnIlIpni
,l-rs where through Influence Young
muu Ill tur mlliJr, ser, lgr ar,uapup
.ur uusliIou, iu the Interior which ure
more ur lr4- sluprurps.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15

uNal viii hlug to the umul the mrg
r,t lhrong ever assemble. m oklahoma
CITY
committee were busy Monday MAX
lhg last hour arrangements Hs tu de-.
tails In the program for oklahoma IS
great gaia day events, and flag deco
Continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15
FRAT INITIATION
ENDS DlSASTR0USLY

MuBERll, Mo, Nov 10 f g.
Hraham Of Albany, Mo. student In
the university of Missouri, toll under
u train on which ho was stealing Il
ride rs n pOrt of his miliaion into
Il fraternity and us rc-uN his left
loot was ampulnlrd Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15

Col. \ y. Icccraft, private SEE.
retary To the governor. who has
charge Of the Treasure boN which
will hold the sriirlrs 10 be depos
lied benrath the cornerstone Of the
state capitol building. notifies
every person, ,orirt, or organi1a
tion that is an,iou, to deposit an,
nlrmento, In This hoN. Ia have
them AT his office nv 9 o'clock
Tuesda, morning a, the box il 10
he sealed soon after that hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15

NNIn\ihl \ur. a. Renewed mn
"a~lu'e- '~ Reported M Muuu~tir hc.
cause NJ 20 large Bulgarian force
which is threatening the prrI,pr front
u the l|aIuul region. although the
~i'1utinu nt Huhuua pass and tine Kat
ri1nlH dofilr /, said to be- unchanged
u Is reported here that three Ger.
nnn submarines are using the Rmga
riuu harhor ~ Vgrna on the black
~cn us % base and That three nataious
"t Turkish troops have been sent 10
that port British troops aud stores
continue ln be- landed here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15
$500 SERB|ANS
ARE CAPTURED
OF These Bulgarians Take
1000 and Push Defenders
Back All Along Line
RUSSIANS ARE OUSTED
Entire Western Bank of the
Stir in Galicia Cleared
of Slav Troops

BERLIN, Nov lJ-lnnomcc-
mrut WAS made by the war office
Monday Of the capture Of $500
~rrbians with II cannon. Of these
,ooO prisoner, and seven cannon
were taken by the Bulgarinn,.
Pursuit of the Ncrbian- i, be-.
iug continued all along the trout
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15
AL READY FOR
I. HISTORIC EVENT
Crowds Arriving for Corner
Stone Laying and Ami
versary Celebration
PARADE BIG FEATURE
Prominent Men of State to
Speak, Followed by Public
Masonic Honors
PARADE BIG FEATURE
HoUTI on PARADE

@*#88@ Il - &8@8% \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-15
WILSON PROVES
MAGNANIM0US
II Reinstatement Ordered or
fense Was Merely Per
sonal Attack
pIu ~lb.NIII .lN~rNTlS
TAIN tIl\I lMrIONIL

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

aboard, and by the time the last band
had arrived and finished it's playing
everybody else was tailed off and the
boat left promptly. A pleasant sail
was enjoyed about the bay, the threat
ening weather holding back the rain
that :Would not have been surprise.
and the trip ended at Long Island,
where a regular old fashioned clam
bake was in preparation. After dis
cussing this part of the program the
knights got a couple of ball teams to-
gether and enjoyed the National game
to the limit Of their endurance. Others
improved the opportunity to see some
thing Of the coast and island scenery
Of Casco Bay and all were 10th to
leave the island when the warning
whistle blew at 4.43. Arriving at the
home wharf. the line of march was
formed again and the party. returned
10 Masonic Temple, where a lunch was
| awaiting them. After lunch there
were informal speeches. and the SEES
sion will be continued until about 9
i O'Clock this evening, when the visitors
! will be escorted to their special trains
| which will pull out of Union Station
about 10 O'Clock.
| The committee of arrangements
having the affair in charge was COM
posed of the officers of Portland Com
randery. and in addition Fred e.
| Dyer, DIR. a. p. Leighton, Jr., Frank c.
| Allen. Fred G. Hamilton. Llewellyn
! Carlton and George w. Milliken.
st. Alban Commentary of Portland
left on an early morning train for
Augusta where they joined Trinity
Commandcry of that city in its St,
Johns day celebration today, return
ing by a late train.
! The Peaks Island House at Peaks
Island was formally opened today
| when a large delegation of members Of
| Cypress Commentary. Knights Temp
lar of Hyde Park, Mass, were the first
listed guests to the number of about
o. this being their third consecutive
visit during the past three years. This
morning the knights enjoyed a sail
around the bay, and after dinner chose
sides for baseball game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

Rome, June ss, Via Paris, June "a,
44O A. M.-The Osservatore Romano.
the official organ Of the Vatican. pub
fishes the following statement relative
to the interview attributed to Pope
Benedict by Louis Latapie in La Lib
erte Of Paris:
ITO put our readers and all dis
corning and impartial men Of all ma
lions on guard against arbitrary inter-
probation Of the mind of the Holy See,
we are unable to let pass without re-
mark the account of the interview Of
a foreign journalist with the sovereign
Pontiff. published and commented up
on in the newspapers.
ITO cut short these interpretations
and commentaries, we recall that there
is an essential difference between the
official public documents of the Holy
See and private publications. AS to
that which concerns the European
conflict, the thought Of the sovereign
Pont;f is not doubtful because it has
been clearly expressed at different
times in numerous pontifical docu-
ments, namely the Encyclical of Nov.
/, 1914; the Christmas discourse to
cardinals; the consistorial allocution
of Jan. %, 1915, many letters from
the Pontiff to cardinals and prelates,
and the recent letter of May 20 to
Cardinal Vanutelli, the head of the
Sacred College.
These official public documents re-