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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20
Serbia Reported to Have
Agreed to Give Up Mace
donia for Other Territory.
ONE SECTION PROMISED
TO BULGARIA At ONCE
Attitude of King of Greece May
Further Lengthen Present I'm.
portant Negotiations.

PARIS, August 20.-A dispatch to the
HaVas Agency from Bern says:
According to information from
semi official Serbian sources here Ser
bia has accepted the conditions of the
allies and/will consent to the occupa-
ti2h of Macedonia by the allies in ex-
change for a section of the Dalmatian
coast and adjacent islands and the par
tition of Albania with Greece. except
Avlona, which will remain Italian
When this is accomplished the allies
will transfer Macedonia to Bulgaria
The plan only awaits the adhesion OF
Italy"
Settlement After War.
The entente powers. according to a
positive statement made by the Sofia
correspondent of the Giornale D'Italia
have offered to Bulgaria that part OF
Macedonia given to her by the 8erbo.
Bulgarian treaty of 1912 with the right
Of immediate occupation. The con-
troversy over the part OF Macedonia
contested by Serbia. and the cause of
the second Balkan war. will be settled
after the present war ends.
Proportionate compensation is to be
given to Serbia, including the city of
Kavala. with the districts of Kavala
and Seres, with the right of immediate
occupation, according to the corre-
spondent.
Promises to War on Turks.
Bulgaria, on her side. renounces for
ever pretensions to Saloniki. Eodina
and Uskub. She promises also to de-
clare war Immediately on Turkey, aided
by funds of the four allies Bulgaria,
the correspondent declares, will receive
further territorial concessions in Tur-
key.
Negotiations will be heightened by
the reluctance of the King of Greece to
consent to any cession of territory.
Venizelos Wants Understanding.
The chief purpose of Eleutherios veni-
zelos' delay in accepting the Greek
premiership, according to an Athens
dispatch to the Temps, is to learn the
disposition of the quadruple entente.
Upon this his final decision will largely
depend. He also wished to determine
whether the policy followed by NJ. Gou-
naris as premier has not rendered the
foreign situation such as to make il
Impossible Tor him to apply his own
views.
Only Way to Bar Germans.
MILAN, Italy, August 20.-Comment-
ing on the Balkan situation, the Secolo
says:
''The only way to prevent the
threatened Austro German march
through Serbia and Bulgaria, with the
consent of the latter, who thus would
be enabled to conquer by force the ter
ritories she claims, is to return Mace
donia to the Bulgarians.
Bulgaria has behaved we'll in not
augmenting her pretensions. although
she holds in her hands the key to the
Darda nelles. Greece should be satisfied,
irasmuch as Bulgaria claims less than
was granted to her after the first Bal
kan war. but if Greece still resists, the
quadruple entente annot protect her in
terests against her will. They must
abandon her to Bulgarian attack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20
WEATHER.

Rain tonight and tomorrow; easterly
winds, increasing tomorrow.
Temperatures for the past twenty-four
hours: High, so, at pm. today: low,
56, at 6 am, today.
For full report see page thirteen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20
Norwegian Warship at Hand.
SUBMARINE GROUNDED;
Fifteen BRITISH SAVED

LONDON, August 20, 4:45 p.m.-Off-
cial announcement was made today
that a British submarine had grounded
in the sound.
Fifteen members of the crew were
saved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20
Many Complaints of Service.

Members of the executive committee
declare that since the unsuccessful ef-
forts made several months ago to OBJ
tain the branch post Office in question
hardly day has passed but that they
have heard complaints about the in
adequacy Of the existing service as
supplied by the contract Offices in drug
stores in the downtown section.
The text of the committees letter of
demand was formulated from state
ments included in complaints which
have reached its members both verbally
and in writing during. the past few
months. The committee declined to
make the text OF The demand public
until it reaches its destination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-20
FOR AVENUE POST OFFICE
Citizens COMMITTEES Makes Another
Demand for Station in Depart
ment Building.

In response to insistent demands that
have been made to them Individually
since efforts we're made several months
ago to bring about the establishment
of a branch post Office in the Post
Office Department building. the execu-
tive committee of the citizens commit
tee on postal facilities in the down
town section met in the headquarters
of the Retail Merchants Association
this afternoon and formulated de-
mand on the Post Office Department
that the desired facilities be granted
The demand was addressed to City
Postmaster Otto Praeger. who has i'm
mediate supervision of all branch post
Offices in this city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
TIRED OF LIFE AT 2C W. D. COLE ARRAIGNED
4 Man Who Left Note 10 His Mother
In 81. Louis Found Dead From self
Inflicted Wounds.

Leo McDcrmotL o young man about
20 years old, from ST. Loul, Mo,
shot aud almost instantly Killed him.
self in d room In % umlu- house at
2O0 / - West California street Sunday
morning between unI u.Iurk The
body was not disco,urul mul nearly
ten hours later whrm porter Of the
house opened the door and found the
body lying on the bed Police aud the
coroner were Immediately notified aud
both pronounced death 10, suicide No
reason for the fatality hne been found
hy police officers.
A note asking TINT Mrs T NJ Me
Dermott. ia llnmitu. So Louis Mo.
hr notified In csr NJ drnIN was found
ON the body \ wire was Immediately
dispatched to the address,, but mo- am
Swrr hud been received hy local au
thortir. mp mtil noon today The
mndlady at the huuv reported 10 tho
police that the AuI mnn had taken
room iu her establishment at about
4 D. m. Saturday md had then Irft
He returned about a. m. Sunday She
stated aud shortly uftcrwnrd she
hrnrd shot. Nn believing Il lu hr
outside had uu .lrstigHtcd so ono
has been found nho could further
ldrntif, the h.If ur knew any rra.
son Tor the suicide
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
TUNNEL BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND IRELAND IS CONSIDERED

LONDON, April l9.-Proposals for a
tunnel between Great Britain and Ire
hand, underneath the Irish channel
1--we been revived by the dlfficultie,
ot navigation since the new German
whmnrmc warfare came into effect
one NJ the questions answered by
Premier AsQuith In the house " com.
mons recently was whether, In view
Of recent operations In the Irish sen
mnd possibility ,uf Blockade In the fu
Cr the government would consider
the adyisahillty ~ constructing A tun
mel between Great britain aud Ire
land"
Mr. Asnuiths reply did not commit
tie government either for or against
the scheme tie coutented himself
with the observation that "the sugges
tlon " the honorable gentleman Il
hW0ly practicable In the present cir
cunstnnccs,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
HANDLING CROWD
POLICE PROBLEM
Nlreadl Drag Net Method Has
Brought Usual Toll Of PickpOckets.
strict Patrol NJ Course Ordered.

With the announcement that pick
pockets aud confidence men had be-.
gun work ut the Southwest speedway
Yesterday at the trial workout NJ the
race drivers held I'm the afternoon
the police drngnrt was set and re-.
suits showed IN police court this
morning Numerous yngrnnry cases
To he held until after the races"
were brought up and continued until
April % The ysgrants named In
these cases arc suspected pickpockety
mud confidence men Several were nj
work yesterday, according 10 T. n
Rlewer Of the city Bertlllon depart.
ment One guest " local hotel. u
travelling man. reported the loss "
over 800 which had been taken from
his pocket In crowd watching the
workout other minor losses NJ the
same nature We're reported and the
greatest care will be taken by city
police to keep a strict watch over the
crowds at the three days meet
Plans at present are that uni
formed policemen will watch out for
slghtseeH while plain clothes men
will circulate through the crowds
That decisive action must be taken or
the thieves will make q haul" IN the
opinion Of both police and race asso
citation officials.
Crowds variously estimated at from
10000 To 10000 are expected at the
meet Tuesday, and even larger crowds
ARE expected at the race ON April p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
MASONS OF ALL DEGREES
BEGIN TO GATHER HERE

Mosous from different parts OF the
state are arriving IN the city today fn
take prt la the ,urious sessions or
lhr different departments of the or
Mnlutlm during the week
The qmrler centennial Anniversary
NJ the grand chapter of ROYAL Arch
MRsons will De celebrated tomorrow
ANA during the week until Thursday
other sessions Of the order viii he
held Tuesday night win be- the nm.
unnl convention Of the order of high
prlrsihood. ON Wednesday the twen.
'l'I'sl annual assembly NJ the grand
council NJ royal and select masters
of oklahoma win take place. Mt which
time the cryptic degrees wifi be- given
out The annual cunclayc " the
grand uommnudery NJ Knights
Icmpar uf the state win be- held
Thursday afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
SHEAR SAYS TWO DOLLARS is
ENOUGH FOR ELECTION HOLDERS

City election officials paid under
city rhnrler s. % day presented state.
mrllls Tor payment Tor their services
recently aud asked 81 a day The mat
lrl was referred IN the new municlpaI
"nnSellor BYRON ID. Shear, who, In
com" NJ his first official acts advised
the city commissioners that but s. IL
due each official This will make the
election payroll approximately S4OO
for the election April q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
Pleads Not Guilty on Charge Of En-
belllement Before Judge Cotteral in
Federal Court This Morning

William d. Cole, charged ~ ith em
hrzlImg $1,000 from the State Ma.
ilonal bank pleaded not guilty at his
orrnignmcnt before Judge Cottcral In
the federal court this morning. He
was committed To the county Jail In de
fault of his bond, which Is fixed at
$1,000.
Lynn Ammcrmau held as Il witness
Is out on bond, aud Is teaching the
modern dances In san Antonio with
Miss Nirgiulu Murliu Both young
men were formerly well known In
society circles here at the time OF
their connection with the bnuk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
GEN. CANTON WILL TAKE PART
II HIS PHYSICIAN PERMITS

A committee representing the Wo
men Of the Eighty-niners' association
and the Automobile association called
on General Frank NJ Canton this aft
ernoon and invited him to participate
as marshal In the parade the evening
NJ April % While General Canton
has only been out OF the hospital for
few days II his physician will per
init he will accept and II not he will
appoint some one to flll his place
General Canton gave permission for
the National Guards to appear In uni
form I'm the parade.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
FAMOUS GERMAN GENERAL
FIELD MARSHAL Is DEAD

AMSTERDAM April 10. - Tsle
grams received here from Rcrln an.
nouur" the dcath W General Field
Marshal Osknr Won lindequlst
Born iu lN3S, Field Marshal Won
I'ndeQuIst was a licutcutant At the
axe N 10, took part In the Danish
campaign NJ 1864 vus In the war
AGAINST Austria In 1866 and IN the war
ot 1870 was present NJ Sedan and dur.
lux the Siege of Paris
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
RECORD COMPRESS Run
At HOBART THIS SEASON

HOBART ok, April 10 More
Than 10000 huleS Of cotton Of the
lVll crop wee handled through the
compress here during the past season.
Ihe pluul m7 been closed until next
season. A few buIcs remain Of the
last crop being held by farmers
awaiting higher price. The com.
press made a record run Tor the sea
on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
ARARNO AND CARBONE
SENTENCED TO SING SING

NEW YORK, April i9-Frank Alb
nrno aud Csrmine CarbOne, anarchists,
who made and set n bomb on ~. Pat.
rick's cathedral March ., when hun
dreds were worshlpplng within the
cdifice. we're sentenced today to serve
not more than twelve months In Sing
Sing prison. They were convicted last
week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
ECHOES OF the STREETS

The annual convention Of the Okla
huma Electric Medical association will
meet IN Oklahoma City May l5-6. All
the meetings will be held IN the con.
yeution parlOrs Of the Skiryln hotel
II ls expected that 800 members will
be- present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19

Hickville Postmaster (sfter his VI
alt 10 New York -"Of course, It
want not use Of me vlsitin the
Stock Exchange, for It's been closed
mp tight for some time, you know"
Village Blacksmith Beats all how
quick that there foot and mouth dis.
ease spread all over the country ~
Puck.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
BRITISH TRAWLER IL SUNK
by GERMANS IN NORTH SCI

LONDON, April 49, - p. m.-Thc
British trawIcr Vanilla was sunk hy
a torpedo from German submarine
In the North sea yesterday according
to report made today by Captain
Hlll skipper " the trnwler Fcrmo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19

serve act and the national banking
LAW How fr the contest will 20 is
not known Ilw bank brought the
fight To- Il head by bringing suit
against the treasury heads who had
held out 10000 interest due ON bonds
l'ut the court fight It Is predicted
viii be- only the beginning of con
Test which may Involve several nnuu.
rlrrs with the department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
Secretary TIpton Rodgers Of tn.

Oklahoma Lodge, No Al Benevolent
and Protective order Of Elks has sent
out a notice Of session for Wednesday
evening, beginning nt $3.50 o'clock, at
which time social will be held for
the purpose Of entertaining the visit
ing Elks who are arriving to attend
the automobile races
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal, 1874.

The March term Of the United
States district court under Judge John
II Cotteral began work on the regu-
lar docket this morning Civil cases
will be heard until May T., when the
criminal assignment will begin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
Governor williams today honored

Il reuulsltion for George W. Barlie.
wanted IN Westchester county, ~ Y,
on a statutory charge He has been
located Ia Okmulgee county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19
THAT'S DIFFERENT.

Hnshand-So you lost your hat iu
the bargain rush. ehf
Wife Yes but look at this. drarir.
Regular 23-cent grape fruit sIirrr for
q cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19

l0O acres, or more II desired rich
valley land under the Fullerton Ir-
rigation System IN Jackson County,
Oklahoma Gravity tlOw, no pump
ing required Water available every
day IN the year 100 acres alfalfa
growing on the land been growing
big crops for years Perpetual
water right paid up 2 miles from
one shipping point, miles from a..
other; fine level roads 8 miles
from Altus County Seat with
railroad outlets A safe PROPOSE
tion, big crops every year. Owner
has more land than he can care for
and must sell part " II. Ask for
full information
W. l.. Fullerton, Owner,
Olustee, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19

4 village editor tells us that hard
cider Is the spirit Of the country press.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-19

CuticuN Soap and Ointment aold Everywhere
Liberal smpls of each naiis,i ne. with Sa-p hooh
AddrrN postcard "CuuCurs. Uspt. an, BostoR
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
MUNICIPAL DANCE
BEING PLANNED
First Picture Show viii be Pre-
Sented at Laurel Tues
day Night.

Municipal dancing and moving pic
lures will soon be an established part
OF the city's recreation movement, ac-
cording 10 plans that are being made
through the office of F. B. Barnes and
two civic clubs. All ARRANGEMENTS
have been made for the first picture
show TO be given for the people at
Haley school Tuesday night, while the
matter OF having a municipal dance
at Laurel school on Saturday evening,
Nov. 20, has not been definitely set
tied.
Three reels Of pictures. music by
the Haley orchestra and several solo
lists. all for five cents, are on the pro-
gram for Tuesday night. The reels
for this show were donated and the
machine was rented from local
playhouse.
1t is planned to make the moving
picture show a regular thing by all OF
the civic clubs of the city. If the VEN
ture at Haley school proves a success,
1t will be tried at other schools Pic
lures will be rented through the local
theaters, but If this plan fails they
will be secured directly through Chi
cagO officers OF the film companies.
.. S. Barrett, one of the leaders OF
the Laurel school civic club, who is
in charge OF athletics there, suggest
ed the municipal dance at a meeting
Of the Girls Athletic club of the
school last week. II is planned TO hold
a warming" which will be
the occasion Of the first dance Of this
kind ever held in the city.
Members of this club will meet
again Friday night and it is probable
that some definite action will be taken
at that time. A membership campaign
for this club is being conducted and
the house warming and dance would
be made one of the features of the
contest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
I'm HURRY" NO EXCUSE
Court Fines August Jahnke, Baker,
$50 and Costs.

August Jahnke. baker at S07 S.
Michigan St, was found guilty of ex-
ceeding the speed Limit by Judge
Warner in city court Monday morn
ing and paid a fine Of $40 and costs.
Jahnke was arrested by Motorcycle
officer ThOlapder on Saturday, oct
30 According 10 the testimony OF the
officer in city court Jahnke travelled
around 2S miles an hour along Di-
vision St. from Main TO Walnut St
Jahnke declared that he did not know
how fast he was going and although
be pleaded guilty did not offer any di-
rectly contradictory evidence. He de-
clared that he was short of help and
was makir/ a hurried delivery Of
bread when arrested.
Basil Vlaminct pleaded guilty TO a
charge of exceeding the speed limit on
his motorcycle and paid a fine of So
and costs. Being rather unfamiliar
with the English language Basil re-
piled II go about so miles an hour
when the judge asked him If he were
guilty.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
ATTORNEYS MAY
DESERT TALBOT
Deposition Attacking F. ].
Lewis Meyer RumOred May
Cause Their Withdrawal.

Due TO the circulation Of what is
purportlng 10 have been made by a
Chicago woman and several men for
use in the case Of the application Of
John w. Talbot for readmission to the
bar, and attacking +. j. Lewis Meyer,
one OF the attorneys opposing the re-
instatement: this over the head Of
William A. McInerny and A. q. Ora
ham, counsel Of record for Talbot;
persistent rumors had it Monday that
McInerny and Graham would with
draw from the case.
The dispositions appear TO have
been taken without the advise. knowl-
edge or consent of the counsel of rec
ord, and circulated by Talbot for the
purpose OF prejudicing the public
against Meyer, who had been instru-
mental in obtaining a change of venue
in the case, is a member Of the bar,
and is taking an interest in prevent
ing Talbot's readmission. Lawyers are
freely expressing the opinion that as
a matter OF professional ethics. and
in resentment of Talbot's attempt to
try his case by pamphlets in advance
OF the trial in court-if Talbot should
prove to have circulated the alleged
depositiOns-there is nothing left for
wash their hands Of the case entirely
Pros. Chester r. Montgomery, Frank
Gilmer and =. NJ. Morris are the rep
resentatives Of the bar association in
opposition TO the Talbot petition, and
1T is asserted that they had no reason
able opportunity TO take part in the
taking Of the dispositions. which, even
at their best are said to be irrelevant
so far as concerns the real issue, 1t
character
Meyers character, that is at stake.
When an attempt was made Monday
TO ascertain the truth Of the asser-
tons that McInerny and Graham
would retire as Talbot's attorneys, Mr..
McInerny made answer that he was
not ready to discuss the subject 'as
yet"
speaking for myself, 1 may say
that / have no statement to make on
the subject" continued Mr.. McInerny.
81 can not say what Mr.. Graham in
tends TO do"
you knew that such alleged depo-
sitions have Eeen made?" the report
er asked.
Il had heard of it." replied Mr.. Nc
1nerny. Neither Mr. Graham nor
myself were present at the time any
such deposition was taken. 1 have
not seen the deposition. Certainly had
I any intention OF giving up my case
/ should first inform Mr.. Talbot be-
fore I inform the press. 1 have no
thing further 10 say"
Mr.. Graham was equally nOn-com-
initial Monday. He stated emphatically
that he did not care TO discuss the
question other than TO intimate that
he had no statement TO make public.
Mr.. Taibots application for rein
statement is to be heard this coming
session OF the circuit court. The
deposition in question has been given
wide circulation supposedly by Mr..
Talbot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
SERIOUS SAZONOFF
TO RETAIN HIS POST
Foreign Minister'S Retention Outlets
Wild Rumors About Shake-up o
in Russian Cabinet.

PETROGRAD, Nov. So ergius
Sazanoff Will retain his post as for
eign minister.
The duma commission was authori-
tatively informed Of that decision
Saturday. 1t comes after a week Of
the widest rumors which went so
far as 10 say that another cabinet
shakeup was contem plated
Just a week ago these reports began
10 crop up. They were started by the
rumor that Premier GOremykin would
be appointed chancellor Of the en-
pire with supreme control OF foreign
affairs.
To make possible such an organiza-
ton OF the ministry, NJ. Sazanof would
have TO resign. One report had IL
that the foreign minister had already
withdrawn and that the car had &C
cepted his resignation.
Today's announcement viii set at
rest all these rumors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-08
NEW CIVIC CLUB
MAY BE FORMED
Organization is Expected to be
Successor to Elder Boost
er Committee.

Prominent speakers and an eXcep-
tiOnally good program will feature the
first community meeting held at Elder
school for several years, Tuesday
night The melting viii lbe held to
discuss the advisability of organizing
a civic club 10 take the place Of the
Elder Booster committee which was in
operation a few years ago to further
the interests of the people of that dis
trict.
Talks wiz be given by l.. NJ Ham
merschmidt, chairman Of the munich
pal recreation committee, Mrs. Ho-
mer Miller, Judge II. d. Warner, Mrs.
Glenn Smogor, Fred A. Hite, principal
of the Elder school, and probably
Mayor Keller. +. Il. Barnes. municipal
recreation director, will conduct sew
eral athletic games.
Other numbers on the program are:
Overture, Orpheus orchestra, II. f.
Haverstock, director; selection by
Children's quartet, composed of Maud
Alexander, Mary Edwards, Marian
Wutrich and zelda Reeves; violin
solo. Clarence Rex; reading, up and
At EN-" Lucille flasher; violin Sc
lection, Juanita Reed; selection, Ly-
ric quartet.