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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25

In te Przasnsz district Three at.
tacks upon Przasnysz were repulsed
our armored automobiles assisting
greatly In this respect Their fire
decimRted the Germans at n distance
" 70 PAGES On the road to Plonsk
some villages changed hands several
times
South Of the Moghely farm ON the
left bank Of the Nistula We exploited
mines under German trench, occu-
pying the dugouts in the remainder
OF the German trenches We captured
three machine guns, trench mortars
aud bombs, and also took a number of
prisoners The losses to the Germans
caused by the mine explosions mum
bered 600
"In the CarpathiHus, the Austrians
bOmbarded n convent south Of Me
zolabOrc8 with twclvelnCh mortars.
We repulsed persistent Austrian at
tncks In the region Of MIkoy, Smol
nika and Tiszoyicn and mflictdl
enormous losses upon the enemy In
the region ot Mytu kozlousrka.
Austrian troops have mkcn the
places ~ the Germans south of io
lima Obstinate fighting has begun
ut Stauislau against great forces Of
the enemy.
Between January ~ aud Fcbru
AIRY 20 our army in the COrpnthinns
captured 0gl Officers. lTNu men, Il
cannon anI lls mitriaIIrusc~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
THE LYRIC.

Runaway June will feature the nlct
urr program at the Lyric today and
Friday Thousands Of people read
this story In The Times and later SEE
the pictures at the Lyric that they
may more thoroughly understand the
story. Those who have not seen the
first series " this story may get cop
les Of The Times at the box office
and by reading these catch mp with
the pictures The last episode of The
Million Dollar Mystery win be- n
the screen last three days Of this
week The vaudeville program that
has been arranged for the last half
NJ this week contains nets each Of
which might be a hcadlInpr on any
bill. Hopkins and ANtell feature the
program with singing. talking and
dancing Their "Gatllng Gum line Of
talk is the sensation " te hour. Maley
and Woods offer bits VI Musical
Comedy and great credit should be
given this duo for their successful at
tempt to create something new Two
born comedians are Galloway and FL.
Hot who are comedy singers and talk
ers Their stories and bright bits are
the very latest The Gruzers. who
have made success all through the
east and have received some very IN.
vornhle comment from the metropOli.
tan dnilies. will be seen this week at
the Lyric The young man who at
first Is disguised NJ girl and the
mastcrful way In which he executes
several steps In operate toe dancing
makes his deception perfect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
At THE LOCAL PlAYHOUSES
THE OVERHOLSER.

Help Wanted Is nearing the close
Of It's weeks production az the over
hOlser and vast audiences have been
growing with each presentation. Miss
Bunting, the lovely little star engaged
Ia play the leading role In Jack Lalts
piece has won marvellous victory.
II being declared by hundreds of peo
pie that the new play Is the cleycrpst
in which she has appeared and the
most suited to her physical proportions
and art Az an instance uf the little
stars popularity, which creates the
craving that she succeed after she
leaves a city, II Is notable that many
persons have Informed the manage.
ment that they have written COmmen
datory letters TO friends In other
places where Help Wanted will
show and urging their correspond
ents to not fail to see It. This II
not alone a desire to win success for
Miss Bunting but a desire also that
relatives and friends seize the OppOr
tunity to see play that is out Of the
ordinary IN plot and dramatic merit.
Miss Bunting will make her farewell
appearance here IN Help Wanted
Thursday Friday. Saturday and Sun
day evenings aud AT Saturday and
Sunday matiDees She will leave a
great host Of admirers and friends
when she departs, aud these will be
happy to know that II is planned 10
take her into the playhouses Of New
York city In a new play written es-
peclally for her next season
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
FOX TERRIER WINS HIGHEST
PRIZE IN DOGDOM SHOW

NEW YORK Feb Manford
Vie, a wire haired fox terrier. ut the
Westminster Kennel club show yes.
terday NJ Madison square Garden won
the highest houors NJ dogdom In this
country by hcinc awarded the ribbon
for the best dog In the show This
little terrier. whose first glimpse Of
life was from mn English harnyard,
from which she was taken after the
payment Of $40, carried to victory the
kennel of her own against the com
petition of most famous champions Of
an other breeds Matford Vie IL own.
ed by George w Quintard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
Nai GoodwIn Coming

Nat Goodwin and his company Of
gifted players In Never Say Die"
win not fail to convince the public
during their forthcoming engagement
at the OverhOlscr Monday night Of
the sincerity Of Mr. Goodwin's desire
TO give the patrons Of this popular
theater the best entertainment possl-
BILE In the always varying develop
ment OF art and variety In light
amusement Never Say Die proved
itself the dramatic biIou Of the last
current season among the comedies
produced, and pritics everywhere, az
well as that portion Of the dlscrlml-
mating public which have Witnessed II,
have unanimously agreed upon the
singular charm and distinction Of II
as presented by Nat Goodwin and his
brilliant co-workers. The story Of
Never Say Die Ia about one Diony.
siOus Woodbury., whom the doctors
have pronounced a dying man, and
with this end In view, forthwith pro.
ceeds to involve himself and his large
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
BOYS TRAINING
PLACE NEEDED
Twelve Million Workers TO Be Reached
by Industrial Education With Fa.
Cilitics for 5000

CINClNNArl Feb. -. G. A. Pross
or of New York secretary " the Nn-
tiona Society for the Promotion Of
Industrial Eduration speaking before
the general convention II the depart.
mcnt Of superintendent Of the M
tioual Education association here to
day said nation wide system OF In
dustrinl education was necessary 10
the economic prosperity aud suprrm
ucy Of the country
Government control he coutcudcd,
and regulation Of the employment and
trimming Of the youth In industry was
necessary To the accomplishment of
this uatlon.w wide system As present
he said 1t was doubtful whether there
was In the United States facilities and
opportunities FOR the industrial train
lug Of 2JOW workers, ana there were
more than 1000 600 to be reached
I'm addition TO the department of IN.
prriutrndencc seven other urgunizn.
Itiuu, uffiliutrd with the National Ed
.ucutIun association were In session 10
day. These were National FEEDER
IAtiun of State Teachers association
| National Conference of Mothers aud
Parent Teacher associations, National
| Association ~ Teachers Agencies. city
| Normal School association, lnterua
tIonal kindergarten Union. National
Association NJ State Supervisors aud
Inspectors " Rural schools, and the
commission on the reorganization ui
secondary education.
/ Newspaper matter which Is very
concrete, such an account Of IN auto
mobile accident. is read one hundred
words minute quicker on the aver
age thnn reports " such items ns the
doings " the legislature, according "a
DR.. colin 4. Scott uf Boston. IN ad
dressing the city Normal school as
sOclNtiOu
adults with high school education
rrndy pusly mnterlal. such as newspa
.pcr stories ON the average " about
three hundred words Il minute Most
editorials are read considerably slower
The newspaper that serves Its readers
with concrete matter requiring very
little thinking or general ideas Is thus
sure 10 appeal TO II wider and les. In
tellIgcut circle of readers said Dr
Scott. "Thc reason Of this Is not he
cause the matter is more sensational
or more exciting hut because a reader
who can cover only one hundred To tive
hundred words minute soon find,
reading a painful process.
eit Is not sufficient ro ask the Qucs
.tlon. can he read or not rendt lIow
fast he can read aud how many idcn,
he can get from what he reads Is the
.urirpe question"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
RACING LEADER
CANCELS ENTRY


LONDON Feb rs The Duke Of Port
land. who for 20 years, has been one ot
the leading figures on the English turf
has caused 10 he cancrttod ell his rae
INK entries Tor the EPSON track lnclud
Ing the Derby for both 1918 aud 1910 be-
cause NJ the refusal Of the EPSON Hssu
citation to do without the use Of its club
house for few dars
This building now II being used ~
military hospital aud the EPSON assocla
tiOn Is shortly 10 hold it, regular meet
ing when the association permitted m,
occupancy Of its building m n hOspitn
N stipulated that the house be returned
to II FOR its coming conferences
In n letter NJ protest To the club CON
mlttpp the duke wrote,
Surely for one year the few follower,
NJ racing should he only too glad +,
forego their lunchcons II by holding then
II becomes necessary 10 disturb British
soldiers who have been wounded fol
the sake ~ their country"
The committee yielded partly and said
they would require only one floor NJ IN,
building during the race week Rut thi,
aid not satisfy the duke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
NEW FOUNDLAND ECCLESIAsT
IL GIVEN ARCHBISHOPIC

ST JOHNS n F.. Feb. - Mon.
signor Edward Patrick Roche, rector
NJ the Roman Catholic cathedral here
and administrators NJ the Newfound-
land diocese since the death ~ Arch
bishop Howley last October, was not
flied today Of his election to the
archMshoiC by Pope Benedict. Mon
signor Roche Is 40 years old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
TO FIGHT IN HAVANA


TORONTO Feb. 24-Tom Flanagan.
who trained Jack Johnson, the negro pu
glllst for the fight with James Jeffr,ss
NJ Reno announced today that he had ~.
celved cableRrsm from johnson AT
Havana, ln which Johnson said he had
called off the fight with Jess willard
set for March AT Junrea and that ,be
Tight would occur IN havana
Flanagan gave out the text OF the tele
gram he had received from johnson M
Havana AZ follows:
win fight Willard here Fight will
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
THE FOLLY.

Patrons of the Folly Witnessed nu
entire change of program this after
noon. the offering being Two Mil
lionnlres' by the Rogers Tabloid Musi
cal Comedy company This Is one Of
the musical hits " the season. This
company has number funny
comedians, IA splendid singing and
dancing chorus, deliberately costumcd
Funtnme Is one " the best dancer,
ever seen In this city The Dixie
male Quartet rendered an entirely
NEW song program this afternoon. The
present bill, with one OF the best pie
twc programs of the year. should at.
tract large crowds for the rest of the
week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
MUST GET KNOCKOUT
Tonight Unless lie Puts Opponent to
sleep Roth Confident

MILWAUKEE,. Feb - Freddy welsh
lightweight champion. aud Charlie White
Chicago ARE ready Tor their ten round
contest here tonight No decisions are
permitted under the Wisconsin law and
White would have To- knock out his Op
punent 10 win the title
Articles of agreement .nll fnr lll
pounds ut . O'Clock this afternoon When
the two met here several months ago,
welsh had the adynntugr M several
pounds and d majority Of sporting writ
erS awarded him the decl1luu White
claims that with the pOundnge handicap
overcome he will render n better account
of himself Welsh SAYS he will BE- faster
IMnn hrlmrn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
PUEBLO MAN NOMINATED
MARSHALL IN COLORADO

WASHINGTON, Feb 20 President
Wilson to-day nominated John r. IIa.
ley, ~ Honolulu, collector of internal
revenue for Hawaii.
Samuel j Burrls of Pueblo, Colo,
United States marshal for Colorado.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
MISTAKE IN DISCOVERY OF
COMET, CELESTIAL wANDERER

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Feb. 25.-The
recent announcement of the rcdiscov-
cry NJ Mctcalf's comet was an error,
Professor e G. Pickering said today
and WAS due tu mlstaking the nsteruid
lampctia Tor the celestial wanderer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
HACK THEIR WAY
FROM IRON RING
Survivors Tell Of Desperate Struggle
Made by Russian Army Surrounded
by German Forces.

/ PETROGRAD, Feb. % The des
lpernte resistance offered by th,
( Twentieth corps NJ the Russian army
| to the advance Of the Germans In East
Prussia after II Ind been cut off from
the Tenth army, is described In an ~
flcal communication issued here last
night The repOrt * based on In
formation received from various indi
viduals belonging Ia this corps who
managed to escape The Russians
claim that although these troops wert
surrounded by u German army In the
territory between Goldap aud Su
walki, they Inflicted heavy loSse'
upon their antagonists They repelled
attacks on four fronts until their
strength was completely exhausted :!
The Communication follows
THE communication uf February
n, which described the unusually dif
ficult position Of parts Of our army
corps during the retreat IN East
Prussia applied TO portions Of the
Twentieth corps commanded by Lieut.
ten Rulgnkoff comprising the
Twelfth division and three reserve
regiments Communication between
between this corps aud the Tenth
army was broken ON February l3 aud
aud the corps found itself surrounded
In the country between GOldap and
SuwalN by u German army which
constantly Increased In numbers.
Forced Passage.
This corps fought heroically until
February % against an enemy which
outnumbered II several times. Dur
ng these days the troops marched
about thirty two miles continuing tC
force passage for themselves TOWARD
the southeastern part Of the forest OF
AugustOwn.
According to accounts given by
prisoners. our corps inflicted heavy
losses upon Germans who attempted
to bar the way, particularly ln tn,
lake region aud the forest near
Ghita.
Reports just given out by varlou,
individuals belonging to this corps
who managed 10 escape show the corp,
was ready to fight until Its strength
was completely exhausted gallsntly
repulsed attacks ON four sides using
It's artillery aud taking with It many
Germany prisoners
"seyrrc fighting continues on the
right banks NJ the Bubr and Marew
rivers German detachments whicl
took the offensive near Ossowetz on
February n. were forced back by IN,
fire " our artillery Fighting hn'
been In progress north NJ Lomza ~
the ronds to RadzllowO, ArtChoutch
Ina aud Kalno In spite ~ attacks
by strong forces We hold JedwHbno
"A German attack along the Szczue
zyu kolno road was supported during
the night Of February - by armoret
automobiles aud was unusually In
tense
Fierce Fighting
The German offensive CONTINUES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
GERMANY sCHAEFER JOINS
NEW YORK FEDERAL CLUB

NEW YORK. Feb n Herman Ger
many Schapfrr, formerly Of the Wash.
nRton Americans has signed two year
contract with the federal league nnd has
been assigned 10 the Newark club Pres
ldcnt Gilmore obtained MS signature uc.
cording 20 the announcement from Fed
crul league headquarters today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES sALE or REAL
ESTATE.
pub Daily Times Feb. Is to - Inc


ESTATE
pub Daily Times Feb. Is to - Inc,
1871
Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day Of February, 1918, at two
o'clock y m, at 2O1 Majestic building
Oklahoma city, Oklahomu, /, the under
signed trustee OF the -stAte Of u. NJ.
Phillips, bankrupt will sell At public auc.
tion TO the highest and best bidder for
cash In hand all Of the following de
scrlbed real estate, toNrt: Lots and
3, block "a oklahoma CITY; lots 4, y. 10,
aud n. block ~. Oklahoma City lots o.
q and Z, block ", Capitol Hin Addition
to Oklahoma city lots 81, ~ and ~ In
block q. Capitol i'm Addition TO OklahO
ma city, and the undiuued one third In.
terest In and to the sodth half Of the
northwest quarter Of section 70, and
the east half Of the northeast quarter Of
section "a, township north, range l3,
west Of Indian Meridian Said property
will be sold free and clear Of all liens
and encumbrances
All sales subject TO confirmation by the
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
WM. Z. HARPER,
Trustee.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25

fortune iu mesh Vt complications of
the most amusing nature II Is the
mrnycling NJ the above that furnishes
ucnrly three hours Of laughter for the
audience
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
FEDS GO To NEW ARK
Kansas City Team Transferred 10
East, Owners Officially Announce;
StOydl viii Manage Team.

NEW YORK, Feb - Officiul AN
nouurrment that the Kansas city team
" the Federal league will be- trans
frrrcd to Newark. y. J was made
today by b. r. Power, and Harry SIN
rluir OF Tulsa, OK. who recently pur
rhusrd the franchise.
Newark was selected In preference
to the Bronx section uf New York
and for the time at least sets at rest
all talk Of the Frdrruls invading New
York territory Of the National and
American leagues The fact that Sun
day baseball can be- played iu New
ark appealed to Powers aud Sinclair
The club will play not In Newark
but IN Harrison y j.. Il suburb
Il is hoped 10 hive the stands
which viii seat 2OOOO, roady 10 April
The announcement state, That
George Stuvall, leader and first buse
man Of the Kansas city club last year
Twin be- manager of the Newark team
Players will report March s for
spring training At Marshall Texas.
Power aud Sinclair will leave today
with several other representatives NJ
the Federal league for Buffalo to at
tend the scheduled meeting
CHICAGO Feb. 70 James Gil
more, president Of the Federal league
and officials " the Chicago club will
leave for Buffalo tonight to attend n
two days meeting " the league which
opens tomorrow.
President Gilmore declined to make
any forecasts in regard to the schedule
other than to say that the Federal sen
rra season would open before the Ma
tional or American leagu race started
Umpires, he said, had been ordered
to report at West Baden, Ind. March
81 FOR spring training
CHICAGO, Feb % Representa-
tiyps Of the club which held the Kan
sas city Federal league franchise
were informed here today by Presl
dent Gilmore their claims must BE-
referred to the league directors. He
said the league had transferred the
franchise to 7 r. Powers " New
York In good faith and was IN It's
legal rights In doing 50 and told u.
j. Haff and Scion r. Gilmore, the
Kansas City delegation he could do
nothing farther to satisfy their claims
that franchise remain in the Missouri
city.
Messrs Haff and Gilmore will go
on 10 Buffalo where the Federal
League magnatrs gather tomorrow and
will present their case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
Higher cost Of Living

I'm the Mig cities the economic sit.
uaton i~ very different In many In.
stance, the military pay Of the wage.
Garner who has enlisted ~ much less
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25
Opposition Restive,

The opposition are becoming more
and more restivc under the party
truce that was agreed upon at the be.
ginning Of the war. No exception can
be taken to anything said or done by
the responsible parliamentary leaders
Of that party, hut violent attacks have
appeared In the conservative press
upon individual members NJ the cab.
met. particularly Lord Huldane and
Mr. McKenna The specific charges
| brought against the hUmp secretary
have recoied upou his urrusrrs, for
the alleged blundcrs In admlnlstra-
tiuu urc shown to hr concerned with
matters Within the province not FOR
the home office hut Of the war office.
and Lord Gltchencr is man whom
these fuult finders hesitate to tackle
Parliament has assembled In much
more critical mood than I'm August
1t Is not disposed nowadays to rush
% hlll through AN lis stages IN one
sitting without waiting to scrutinnize
lts provisions There rs material, too,
Tor brisk controversy I'm such ques-
tiuns as soldiers allowances and pen
sious the rise I'm frcights and prices,
the exploitation ~ child labor by
farmers. the proposals for the estab
llshmoW uf ~ national dye stuff In
,mstry and the limitations imposed
nm the liberty NJ the subject by the
defence " the Real act to say moth
Ing NJ the press censorship.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-25

The German offensive CONTINUES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-10

~ Ncwar Rne Daniel scottens re.snb OF tina, part %
ARTILLERY 81 Daniel scottens re-.ub o ~ and the
% y g EOS lying between
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n
Of Ship Yard nd lot IL ana the n
WARD - CAP NO las
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Observation-Disclosures.

WARD NO Is CAP NO ios
Carl Baufe OF p C. $40 OF Fort
kaier Fort, last named sub
n Fort last named sub
WARD NO. lsS
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= o. g. o tha sui of q.
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side Of Michigan being n.
width OF lot No Of the sub OF VIM Larkins Est......
WARD NO. IS CAP NO ~
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nell. st John, Flick & Harvey's sub. OF lot of
US sub. OF part of p. c 543 and lots IL and Is OF
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Observation-Disclosures

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