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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-22
At the Theatres
The OVERhOLSER.


The Al C. Field Mlnstrels viii be-
seen FOR the last time at the over
holser tonight and the house VIII
doubtless sold out, ~ II has been nj
every performance since the minstrtl4
opened Saturday afternoon The
Field Minstrcls came to OklHhomn
'lty at an uppOrtunc time, for ryi
IDENTIFY the patrons uf the house want
eel them The show Is IA new one this
year aud Il has the lulmltablr Bert
Swor along with IT, Also the dances
hrr new and attractive. The Field
Minstrel performances have always
furnished In their dancing numbers
an Index 10 the style Of dancing pre-
rnlllng that particular year. and the
impulse among dancers now to de
"lop individual variations " the
present tango, aud other modes is
''''vtl Illustrated IN new intrOdur.
lions submitted this srusOn by Eddie
Chrig, the dancing master. without
doubt these unique aud piqunnt
adaptations viii he found soon IN
the parlOrs and bathrooms. one uf
them is certain 10 be- for 1t proves lr-
reslstlble everywhere The lndlnn
trail. The audiences can scarcely
wait until they get home to try It,
Then there ARE the polar bear slide,
the pyramid special, the chlmpunzrc
trOt and the railroad rag. Of course
IN the dancing festival during which
these are rendered there are also pre-
sented the tango, the hesitation
wnlt2cs and the dances of Dixie. The
entire series " dancing turns Is based
on scholarly acquaintance with the
history of modern dancing by Mana
ger Al G.. Field He relates that rec
ords show there was the same Uutcry
against the waltz hundred years
ngo. ns against the tango now. The
waltz popularity continued for twcn
~ years, when II was replaced by the
polka The wultz came 20 Amerca by
way Of Pnris, when il was denounced
~ the limp NJ Germany made Inn
moral by France The polkn came
originally from Bohemia. where the.
peasants had danced II as solo.
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Z pa ~
MANY nations ARE Z.
READY % Fight
lf ,HH
lAssocinteI Press BY Federal wireless.l

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
LONDON, March 27.-Ita1y's Idseis-
ion 8s to whether it will enter the war
on the side of the Allies is believed
here to be imminent. That it will be
for war is little doubted. Ronde dis
patches say every preparatory action
taken by the government indicStes
that it will join the Allies. y !
From the Balkans come similp nd
ports. Dispatches today say Bulgaria
will follow Rumania and ItalygI The
view of the British press is that Italy
and the Balkan nations have hSen re.
naming on the fence to see how this
struggle for the Dardanelles is decided.
Now they will jump in with the victor.
Prince George of Greece has left for
Italy to seek support for King CopstAn.
tines neutral policy. - q
1t is said here Holland is showing
an increased resentment over the in
jury to Dutch shipping. N
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WHEN EXTREMIST FELL

Z E.. TyftH1rtf3 Ut4tl,fCIl Nrdtre' fNVifalesH ~,
b PRZEMYSL, Ghlicia, March H.
The -stcyyaof !. She last stAad made to
sdye tins strsngb 10 just coming out.
The heaviest bonn bardmenY of the siege,
and perhaps 81 Ole 6htffeiwar, came on
lthe right preceding eepltblation Fire
of EVERY kind b6ufed ION The forts and
the sitt tiIfoaehSut1tke night Ten
tho6saBd sRellS wsfe fred IN two hours.
deAt dawn the 1ihssihns began their
last, fnshs The 6ftiliefy slaclEened and
this Rassians tleked al The, Austrian
loafnosts at tAea AAble Tins fetidhg. 7
fheWftheail !, hope toaes the Alstrians
hogan d yhafiifine forts and setting sub.
teffGaeen mines 60, stop the Invaders
A. eieht' 0sti6sk NE white nag was
fiowhs IA shoft time later che defe
ing divisions marched ont, Throwing
AWAY their aSnis. + while the parleyt
for the sHffehdef were on the Adstrian.
destroyed ne remainder Of their am
nmhitl01. 81 ~ bae ~ -'-t
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HEbVTEleHIlNe n
THROUGHOUTEAST
Germans. Repulsed- In. North
While Auslelans Claim Sue 4,
( cess Oh sSoutherr Front q
q & ---al n.
Associated Press s. Federal wireIssl,

tAssnciated Press By Federal wireiesH,l
, PRTR00RAD, March 2s.a An on
sial statement, i.Med fast nigkS made
direct refutation Of the Berlin an
nouncsnfeht that the fall Of Prxemysi
btought 10 Rassia only twenty i've
thousand Austrian ana German pris-
oness Asa ihatter 81 fact, says the
SffSIaf bullstEh, the RdasiaiSs cal turea
one hundred and twentysflve thousand
.priscness md q isrge qaaatity Of am
,saaniti "A. aui iStasS S.
TIVE nnfBbsrof 1tnssians prisoners held
ina PrzenhysI and released when the
fortress fefl swas only 1850 sfl,si
defmnnn ATTACK Hspuised ~ y
vfsa heavy German attack
lfp0na theA lzussianR tfshelids between the
sRma ANA d,issaa ifivsfs, In Eorthern
,Polunde Nestlof OssoWetzy a reported
from che headqnaFtsrs of'ths general
stan J. The report sfafeG that twenty.
I've Thousand f,ennans charged the Rus.
sk,ah p6sitions anil sheeseddliA in occupy.
ing the ffst Cine OF btS6nehes The
Isnssiana eause Up Is, & c0anter attack
seocthpieas tFenehes ana drove the
Germans hack win heavy losses
the epositioAsF were fetAken II
vac ditcbeefeds that tlids Germans had
robbea the Huesillhr dead l0f Sheir over
coats, which the Gefnabs need as .
hbettsf pfot6cti6afrti the sihtense thar
their own soyereoats bnpplyl - y 81 !
kstKesterdayt The 0efmahs httehbted IL
ny "a ucaptfses bah b6nlffoi1 their posi-
| ton thtfore '0sb6sfBtaEs hlft mis- wal
brought d0wnAb ypap shellg snai9 {.
LAastfia lIas0 victory eals Us e g..
WIEN MA, March e. a2An Official an
lBouneemS8t Iast inigtIt states that tn,
| Russian Offensive II t6sg GSfphthiahl
has gniiseasfisat ana + been saritek bacl
lwitha severe rlossesg while 4 psaperio
kfofce iHeadine 1nk owfuA haa afso me
with defeat, being dSfFeA Back acros
thep bordetsgGsr h6 AustsIans re3ceupiet
hseSertl SillaResR and tfoSk "a tbousant
hRussiah prisoners. 4 9strta'ty Se.@f r.s
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. ' ~ = y d {
trizs Marie, tie Alexander III and the
Ekaterina III were to have been com;
pleied Inst yeat, Int there IL mo- record
~ theif having been bpat In connfnis'
sion The Gin0pe II considered too old
70 be Uf anySuse In active Aghting.
phis world reduce the Russian effect
i've 70 seven battleships and adtotaI Of
sighfysf6nf warships in al, !. with 4s J
Qn1i<,i ttg y4bt,asAag 4ia et,4h IT
ss.Aeainst theseaare a total o. thirty
thFee Turkish ,warships, with 276 gunsI
The PINK ish feet .inclndes the battle
cruiser S6ltanr Seliin, which was che
German batt1e.cr0iser Goebeng and the
MiaeiIu, which was the German cruiser
Bf<siau.- The battIe.slsip Messudieh,
badly damaged In. the Datdanelles by
British submarine, Is not included
in the ,list of thirtysthree warships. 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
THE FORTY YEAR TEST.

tn article must have exceptional
merit to survive for a period OF forty
wears. ChanfbprIaiii's Cough Remedy
was first offered 60 the public in 1879.
From small beginning IL has grown
in favor ami popularity until it has
attained world wide trsputation. You
will find nothing better for q cough OF
cold. Try. 1t and you viii understand
why IT is II favorite after d period Of
more than forty years. ChamberiaiG 8
Cough Remedy not only gives relief
it cures. For sale by all dealers, Ben
son, Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents foi Ha
wall 30. r."
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R[AlE KID WAR
! lNMExlCANNEWS.
White Convention discusses One
Armies IN Field Carry
scohthe 0iheral Ill 81
{ Associnted Press By Federal wireissa.l

d. En- PAso, March 9T.--Wsn reports
Of the commencement Of nm import
aht batts between the Mexican fac.
tons on the Texan line come also fe
ports OF the progress Of the paeifIea
ton plans of the delegates to the con.
stitotionnl convention IL session In
me city Of Mexico .,l7a-+ik "a, 4
The reports from Matamoras state
that the attaek opon me town was
maas yesterday tie vfIia army Beng
led " General BOdsrisasn Tie ffst
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KILLS
THREE: HURTS FIVE
Death Strikes In Rapid Success
sion and Causes Injuries In
Most Unusual Manner

ASSOCIATED Press, by Federal Wireless.)
LOS ANGELES, March 29.-Death
struck three persons in rapid success
sion and Ave others were badly hurt
in a most unusual way here yesterday.
Cornelius valkhoG, iu order to get
a hare to he cooked as the special
dish for his birthday dinner stepped
from his back door toward a rabbit
hutch in his yard, his foot going into
a small puddle on the path. He fell
dead instantly the water being
charged with electricity from a brOk.
en- cable, carrying 1900 volts, which
had short eRrcuited ON the wire fence
When Valkhoff felL his wife rushed
to help him and fell dead across his
body the instant she touched him. A
neighbor, who saw the double fatality
and who also rushed to assist, likewise
fell, electroeuted.
The three dead bodies attracted the
two daughters, Anna and Agnes, botf
children, who ran to the scene anC
who were only saved from the same
instant death by policeman, who
caught them bv the brai1s OF theil
hair and ierke,l them away to safety
The policeman, in rescuing the chill
dfen came into contact with tn,
fence and was hurled twenty fee
away, unconscious and badly burned
Two other women, neighboFs, VIII
came hurrying to the VailShoff prem
Uses, were also seriously shocked anC
burned.
One of the most remarkable feature
of the tragedy is the fact that tn
hares, loose in their hutch and tunninl
about on the wet ground, were no
hurt in any way, although the groun,
was hraylly charged with the electri
| fluid.
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'GaNPtRS TRIES AVERT
...AgGEBq|LDINC STRIKE

tAs~peiated Press, by Federal wite1ess.)
CHICAGO, March 2S.--Buildihg op.
eratiqHs aiifssfens fOO,qO9s,v " Sfkers in
thist3 tF0urs tradts'and millions Of dol
lars Of capital '&iiilB BE tiedoap, if an
agreement is not reaehed before May
2 bstxsen eogts4chTi sna" lsbor organ.
i4afffss .HfH IiaessssssiaaISS "a faetional
.tfoAsl SAMUEL Com ets,s PFeaident Of
the American Federation fpofi labor
conferred today. with the #hfring Ia,
sbor leaders in an endsRvof"tp bring
sthehLtogetheEi a. StE' 70 Fn
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HON. FRANKLIN 4. LANE

p. Ert9 if.si FttithHta,-t.i : LIS n T..
Especial 70 The, Advertiser by Fed
eral Wireless.)
@ AN FRANcIsco, March -
~ AT A conference, hsld hers
betwsen Berram Riyenburgh and z.
secretary 81 the Interior Lane,
the latter stated that he was plan.
ming 70 rake a. trio TO Hawaii late
in the summer, ia order that he
might secure hrst-hand information
regarding Hawaii and the needs, q
the Territory, Secretary Lane, said
that he could not accompany me
congressional party, but won1a come
later, alone, when he could rszaain
in the Ielsnas for some time. u, Sec
rstafy Lane has gone to San Diego
to attend the Psnacna-california
.ayrosf I'm. !. ~, 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
Turkish Ffeef irepafes N.
h TO SAT- III FofIcth Hope
/. =. Against Ships Of Russia
Rather Than Be C0rnered and Destroyed
\ Crescent Wnships WIN seek Battle,
Led BY Battle Cfnisek GOeben'

=" y
s. LONDON March 2S-In forlorn hope in the knowledge
that to remain in will determination
breaks through the Dardanes matter
only days the Turkish fleet sail through
the Bophorus into Sea give battle Aeer
Turkish by the This Information comes
in Reuter- dispatch from Sofa. seAs $50
the projection III the Turkish land forts this morning. great
dash the Russians The only
in defeatpg the Russians way escape Of
Turkish shng ships now c6efsd between the great
Dardsneles and Acct
the entrance fore Of The Bosphofpsl IA. An M
Aies which had the lighting force
gathered s pOunda from BON u.
To- Joined
making shs Hes baisshps suae
sesl s SEAL "a sa9He q" w tena ~ ds
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satr tbot hc ost;matad that between
seyenty,fye and eighty per cent of
those cnuayad In ths csorls AZ RAISING
rane on n Tma, scala ire orientals and
thot not moro tbon trortv ~ twentv.
Eve ma, cent of Tho wo,E 4 narfoTmed
nv rit;zen laho,' In tha'c mast ten
wars he addeJ ha hel;svcs that there
has been sligbt increase n The nun.
Ter NJ r;tilenS engagsa n the work
though. in nearly eye1v instance these
are homesta.ders ar snaII owners
v ho in tnrn baTo leased their boId;nqs
to Orient,Js ma are therefore onIy
nnmino,Iy engoge1 In tlfe work
1..a.,,u. w. -. -,
i1"tu Hi''p' 1o Do Hnuuio"
10 tell the truth, there Is no In
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
REASONABLE ENFORCEMENT
OF NEW SHIPPING LAW

res"o'r'ed Press by Federal wifeIesas) =.
WASHINGTON, March 27,-Because
shipping men say they win be unable
to got he life.saving apparatus re.
quired by the seamen's bill Of July i,
IL is probable that Secretary Redfeld
will remit the Anes for failure to- pro.
vide such apparatus when satisfaetoTy
showing is2fhAde thatJit was iinpossibls
to get the equipment. ~.
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Thseopp6sing flests '
Seven battleships - perhaps ten -
two efuisets, twenty-five destroyers,
eleven torpedo boats and eleven sub
marines Form the principal effective ot
the feet Of eigh ty-seven Russian wsr.
ships against thirty three watships "A
the Turkish feet, pa a. ,.r- "l,f
UThs ten battIeships of the Russian
Black Sea feet, in the order Of con.
structioH, are: The Sinope,. 1887; the
Georgi Podieaonosets, 1892; the Tria
Sviatitelia, 1S93;. the .Rostislav,, 1898;
the Pantelilnoa, 1900; the IevstaH,
1906 the loan Zlatoust, 1905, and the
I4peratriza Maria, the Alexandef III
aid the Ekaterina II. The two cFuisTs
are the Kagoui, completed in 1902, and
the Pamiat Merkooria, in 1908. 'tof
the Russian battleships, the Impera'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
'WcEsPREslDEgTIAL -.
s3.gsIs s .aees PAaTYaG0ES SOUTH

(Associsted Pfels ~ Fsdsssis wirsless.) i,
SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.--Vice-
President Marshally Assistant Secretary
Of che Nayy TTankRn D. Roosevelt and
the other hiefhbefs OF the g0vefnmen mt
party left today for San Diego They
went ny way Of Saratoga, TO spend
some time at tho home of Senator Phes
Ian, They probably win 60 from San
Pedro TO San Diego on navy destroyers!
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JONES BILL JONES ..
COMING TO HAWAII

CAssociated Press by Federal wireless.0
WASHINGTON, March 81. - The
large congressional party which is to
,our Hawaii IS being assembled.
Representatives W. A. Jones Of Vir-
"inia, author OF the Jones Philippine
Representative F. j. Jarrett of
Tennessee and Representative H. M
TOwRer of Iowa are planning to tour
Hawaii at their own expense and later
20 to Guam and the Philippines.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
GENERAL SHALER DEAD

Associated Press by Federal Wireless.)
INDIANAPOLIS, March esi--Brig.'
f"n. Charles Shaler, retired, one, Of the
few remaining army officers who rose
from the ranks in tho Civil War, died
here yesterday Of apopiexy whitc walls
ink downtown. E.E 80
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LET'S HOPE ANOTHER ,,..E=.
ACCIDENT IS NOT DUE.

A man named Bradshaw, who says.he
is licensed aviator, was assembling q
hydro aeroplane last night at the Won,
Hsmm- Y Dung garage. He PURPOSES TO
try to fly over the place where the "a
is lying. The machine never has been
in the dir. Parts of it were picked NJ
at a sale. .-t1 ~ go
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
HARVARD WINS DEBATE

tAssOoisted Press bs Federal wIrsBess.)
PRINCETON, n j., March es.-Har.
ward University debaters, supporting
the Affirmative of the proposition
- Shah the AFmaments of America Be
IpereasedtH DEFEATED the debating
team of Princeton University in theft
annual debate here. ra s5t H-rfts Va
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SHIPPING BILL INQUIRY s szss.
~ ENDS WITHOUT RESULT

.. hss,oia,ed Press by FedetaI wirelesA1i Il
WASHINGTON, March 27.--The int
eestigatfon made by the, senate ship
bill committee into the so.ealled lobby
influences working to block the biIlsis
virtually ended. a1Ir Absolutely nothing
of any consequence has come out Of AT
said Senator Sutherland, dischssing the
eommittee's findings. 'l1sGNt t@gFE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
LAST RUSSIAN OUT OF
PRUSSIA, SAYS BEHLl IN

tAssociatOd Press BY Federal wirelsss.)N
BERLIN, Germany, March 27.-~The
last Russian soldier has. been expelled
from northern East Prussia, is the Off
tial claim here. The Germans are now
before Polangen. stan officers and
military experts are of the opinion
that Russia is bilitating Its army
from it's recent defeat in the Mazurian
lakes region and will soon be ready TO
resume the offensive. 'ts!N"2' w 81"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
PERSIA WILL PROTECT. -.
! q LIVES Of FOREIGNERS

8" tAssoAdtsa Press by Federal witeIess)
NEW YORK, March 29,-The 6 and
Vizicr of Persia, according TO state.
.ment made at the Persian consulate
here yesterday, has Instructed the com:
.manders of the Persian divisions that
every effort must be made to protect
the lives Of all foreigners on Persian
soil. ~"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
FAIR ATTENDANCE LARGE

, ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.)
SAN FRANCISCO, MateH 2o.-The
record attendance which Exaggerated
the first week OF the exposition is be
ing well maintained. The total Of
paid admissions up to Saturday night,
marking the first Ave weeks of the
fair, is 2,35S,242.z..| .sI
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CIVILIANS. MAY COMPETE |
FOR GlRFS PRIZE

CAssociat,d Pre.s BY Fedetsi wlreless.) /
, NEW YORK, March 2Sy--Civilian, as
well as army and navysavistorsn the
Aero Club Of America has decided. may
compete for the dignn Cartiss E$5OSo
annual trophy, provided the civihans
have pilots certificates from the club,
which is the governing body in Ameri4
can aeronautics. ~ trS,t
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lN1ERNMENT OF DRES1sRs
!. GREW CAUSE OFitPR01EST

tA+s"rIated Press h. Federal wirs'essN
: SANTIAGO. Chile, March 27.--The
German legation has protested against
the internmeDt of the crew of the
'Dresddn. = 1Itiis claimed they should
be treated as castawayss -.
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TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets, Al druggists refund
the money if il fails to cure.
E%W. Groves signature is on
each box, . -. +. rs~- r
PtRIs MEDICINE CO.. ST, Louis. U.s.A.
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NAVY. DEPARTMENT
i. PREPARED FQR worst

, tSsnoiated Press by Federal Wireless !,
WASHINGTON, March 27.--There Is
little hope here that the men in the
submarine F4 will, be saved. The posi-
ton taken is that the length Of time
the craft has been submerged and the
lack Of any sign from It indicates the
men are lost. "It win be little short
Of a miracle if there are any snrviys
ors," is the statement OF one official
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
GAMING RESUMES VOYAGE

tsssoeiAttd Presslby Fsdsfai Wifsles..p
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, March 20.
The relief ship Gsmino, which,is ear
rying cargo donated. by the rebidents
Of California TO the relief Of the Bal
Gians, resumed her voyage on sAtnr;
day. The Canine broke down on the
Newfoundland Banks and had To- be
lowed into this port for repairs 20
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PUBLIC OBJECT TO =.
, BIG DUBS MIXING -...i
-. ON EASTER, SUNDAY ].

4 HAVANA, Cuba, March a. 4
4 -(Associated Press by Federal y
4: Wireless) AT the request Of the 4
y President Of Cuba. the Jack John 4
y son versus Jesse Willard heavy \
4 weight boxing contest has been 4
4 postponed from Sunday, April 4, \
II 70 Monday, April S. This was 4
+ done owing TO the strong objecL 4
= tons to holding the prixehght on y
4 Easter Sunday '+ H. n
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GREAT NORTHERN DISABLED

tAssociatsd Press ~. Federal wifeisss.) "
SAN FRANCISCO, March o.-The
81 81 Gfeat Eofthern, which sailed at
noonS Saturday ON her frst regular
trip to Portland, was forced to return 10
port at four o'clock, reporting minor
.bteakdowns in her engine room.
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UNFIT FOOD SEIZED

I (AsSoeisted Prsss ~ Rederai wifeless)
!. SEATTLE, March 80. = Eighteen tons
of cold storage fsh and chickens were
seized hero yesterday BY municipal in.
'spectors as unit for human consumption
and tdsstSoyedtin IN the city ineinerator.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
GERMANY LACKS KEROSENE

tAssocisted Press BY Federal wireiess.) .
BERLIN, March 2S.---On account Of
the growing scarcity of kerosene; the
administrator Of the city Of Lucken.,
waldo. has decided 10 supply electricity
free TO householdersE s,.stg 49,. 1850 4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
BRITISH DEFEAT REPORTED

BERLIN, March 2S.--Turkish Official
dispatches claim the defeat Of the Brit
ish at Caaorah, with q lose OF three
hundred. .-., -, s. .7s.aA... .''.s ,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30
REBELS ATTACK DuRAzzo

(ABsoriatsd Press by Federal WirelessD
ROME, March 25.-LReports from cor
respondents iE Turkey say Durnzzo Is
being attacked by 10000 rebels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

+ Mrs Robert TAYLOR Scott. OF War;
renton who has been the guest Of
relatives in ths city for several weeks,
is now visiting In Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

Mg and Mrs ], l.. White and Miss
Annie White. of Caroline. are spend
'n@ ~ few days II, the city after. at
tending the wedding Of Mrs. Whites
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-21

/ buckingham County, has returned to
richmond, accompanied by his moth
er. Mrs. Boatwright. (.
Mrs. Thomas s. Jones has returned
10 her home here, after a visit to her
sister Mrs. John Reedy, at the Uni
yersity ST Virginia
/ Colonel Thomas r. Marshall OF
Mineral. VA, spent several days In
Richmond last week,
Miss Mary Lyon Tyler. Of Williams
burg, is spending a few days with rel
atiyes here
Mrs. George CraIle, of Wilson, N c..
who has been the guest OF Mrs b. J.
Taylor. on Grove Avenue. is visiting
relatives In blackstone.
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure liz spending
some time In Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w Hunter, In.
were the recent guests Of Mrs. Hunt
ers parents In Ashland
Miss Yetta Goldstein has returned to
Richmond, after spending some time
IN New York
Miss Julia Lee has returned to the
city. after a brief visit to Ashland