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Evening star., 1915-10-22
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours.
Harvey J. and Kathleen Chestnut, boy
George C. and Ethel Norton. girl.
George r. and Mary A. Gill, boy.
Charles F. and Minnie NJ. Bowen. boy
James A. and Mildred Cannon, boy.
George E. and Garnette c. Dante, boy
Henry A. and Maybelle Johansen. boy
Noah l.. e. and Mary Best, boy.
Harry 3. and Martha b. Brooks, boy
Edmond and Laura Geary, boy.
Evening star., 1915-10-22
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Thomas E. Lewis and Edna E. Fleet.
Daniel s. Diehl Of Roanoke, Va, and
Vernie Flory of Nokesville. Va.
Charles Brown and Dora Clayton.
Reuben Minor and Sarah A. Wilson.
WILDER w. Allen and Bessie G. Prairie,
both of Richmond, Va.
Eric V. Whit1ock and Lorena G.
Crump. both Of Richmond, Va.
Charles E. Offutt and Mary Butler.
Joseph J. Harley and Lena Proctor.
George W. Carter and Gertrude
Dunkius
Evening star., 1915-10-22
Cites Objects of Rechabism.

Objects of Rechabism were outlined
by Samuel De Nedrey in an illustrated
lecture in Typographical Temple last
night, under the auspices of Advance.
Harmony Tent. Independent Order Of
Rechabites.
Evening star., 1915-10-22
Billions Paid ON German War Loan.

BERLIN, October 22.-Installments
paid in cash on the rnird German war
loan up to october is amounted to
S,26g. 100000 marks f$2.o67.: CSC, ,o00), or
about 6S per cent of the total.
Evening star., 1915-10-22
Premier Asquith Goes to Country

LONDON, October 2a.-Premier Az
quith has recovered from his recent
illness sufficiently to go to the coun-
try. He expects to attend the session
of the house of commons Tuesday Of
next week.
Evening star., 1915-10-22

ceny by q jury in the court Of general
sessions yesterday. She was remanded
by Judge Mulqueen to the Tombs
prison to await sentence October 20.
Evening star., 1915-10-22
Mrs. Fora Emma Howe Convicted.

NEW YORK, October 20. Mrs. Fora
Emma Howe, who posed as the widow
of Henry NJ. Flagler, railway and oil
magnate, was convicted of grand lar
Evening star., 1915-10-22
MRS. PHILIP F. HARVEY.

st. Louis by her niece, Mrs. Marshall
Williamson, who will spend some time
here.
Evening star., 1915-10-22

Mrs. NJ. c. Mcdonald of Leavenworth,
Kan, has arrived in Washington to
make her home with her son. Mr.. l. A.
Mcdonald. She was accompanied from
Evening star., 1915-10-22

Miss Guilda Happersett of Orlando.
Fla, is the house guest of Miss Fran
ces Washington at her home on K
street
Evening star., 1915-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Goff announce tht
marriage of their daughter, Della, anG
Mr.. G. 8. Ziler, October 1S.
Evening star., 1915-10-22

Mrs Belle j. Holden of Manassas an
nounces the marriage of her daughter
Winnie Varina, and Mr.. Raymond N.
fax, Va After December i Mr.. and
Mrs Wrenn will be at home on Station
street, Herndon, Va.
Evening star., 1915-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt have
closed their summer home at SayviIle
L. l., and have opened their house on
Massachusetts avenue for the season
Evening star., 1915-10-22

Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore has sent
out cards announcing the marriage Of
her daughter, Mrs. Irene Elizabeth
Moore Wigmore. and Mr.. William
Henry Smith, jr., Monday, October II,
in New York city
Evening star., 1915-10-22

The Misses Smith, who have beer
guests at the White House for seyeral
weeks, left yesterday for their home in
New Orleans. "
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10000 @efaugene lt1lo rieiige
Wfallen &riegsmaterial erbentet.
RciebStdgS= =Gr0ffnung.
Sic oeutlde 6lottt im 6i9atr W}eerbultll.
glndrengungfa Der Mlliitrten III oen 9arbaneQen.
Mnitrengungtn ber Maiitrten 1T ben 9arbantaen.

an 2insefopf in ben @pseien meter
borge6rnngen iimo.
Die Jran5oiem ipollen einen iuid-
tigen StrakenfnDtenpnnft 6itlth BON
@otre Dame De 9orette erobert ba=
len. Sic iuoaen iekt i'm Sta,lSe
iein, tpirfnngsboa Mngriffe n6r6lid
nmo Sitlid BON SOnd)es 81 MAIDEN.
Cine offisieae 9epeide aus Ser
lin melbet, bak bei Siitlanb i'm
Nanpf NIT 6entidem Sorpeopbootj
serit6rerm elm britiider arenser nns
Elm britiider 3erit6rer in ben 0rnnS
sebobrt iino.
Ans 8rinbifiit1n uirS semelbei,
flint Mrmeeforps ieien ia Mpnlien
snfammengeSpgen; iuabrideinlid Toll.
ten fe sesen bic Siirfei beriuanot
iuerOen.
Nus @aibington miro genleloet
Gle 3abl Der ssstalietler, Die bon bort
abgereiit ieien, Inn on Dem &rieg ge<
gen Oefterreih ulo DeutI6lan6 tell
5nnebmen, lei bei @eitem nidt 10
groB, tpie p1breno oes &rieges init
Der 9irfei. Gumals entnoIferte Iih
nabe5u Der italieniide 9iItrift in Ser
8inoesbalptltaot.
Die engliIden 9ampfer uGerbimon
nn6 ,,@rDbnu" BON Snll iin6 BeiSe in
ben @rnn6 gebobrt iuor6en.
3iuei ensIiide 0ampfer, vMeltor-
mel" nnb Barron Grsfine", iinb bon
ben 9emtIden in ben @rnnb gebobrt
iuproen.
Der bnlsariid)e ariessmiuiitel,
General Sitdeff, lit BON ieinem stn,t
amriifsetretem. Gein ysadfolser lit
General Seioff.
9ie frans6iild)e 0eputiertemfam-
mer 1T anf sebn Gage aniammense=
tretem.
Gin geipiiier &enrp Booo bebaup-
tet in elmer angebliden 8orrejpon-
beng on Die 9lif. greiie auBer ber-
id)ie6enenl at16er1 l1nfir1t, oaB oie
Eiirfen alle lire @efangenen totetef.
8as lit natiirli9 nidt ipabr.
Gnsliidle 9epeIden MAIDEN grofes
anfbeben babun, 6af nna Sfalien
bemnadlt Der Siirfei ben &ricg err
flaren tuolle. Sas ipirb Der Sarfei
ippl siemlid sleidsiiltis iein; benn
mad) ibrem bisberisen GrfpIgen finb
bic Staliener als 8egner gernbe nidt
febr 81 fiirdlten. gngliid)e 0epe-
iden melben iibrisens, baf bic Sta-
liener am Der sansem Sront Iansiam
segen bic Deiterreider borridten.
@is iett 1T bieies @orridem bon
6iterreidiider Seite nod nidlt beita-
tiaf. "a lantem bic 8erid)te gnr i'm.
mer: rsllle Ansriffe erfplsreid ab-
gefMasen."
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zcras $

Der groBe Sturm Dertrieb Ell
men @oler uf Die 5nrm bon 9llber.
Wtiiller in Der 9f1be bon grel1banl
Ser 8ogel fonrte leibt eingefanaen
iperoen, oa er total eri9opft mar.
er NAB flint iu1o einen balben SUB
ron Sliigeleiloe 5u ssliiselealoe.
@s lit feitgcItellt tporoen, oaB ole
entsleiil,ng oes 3itges Ser Sfaoli-
den Hacifie 8afut bel Del 0io oera
llmitano 5li5uihreiben lit, oaB elm
Stiid giien auf Ole Sbiene befeitigt
tulroe. Ser Weaterialibaoen betragt
$2632.
8eim 5turm lit Der areuser
DSonatbma Sane, elm Sdiff. bns sur
Jlotille oes itaatlihen Muitern- ilno
5iib-D -Departenlents geborte, gefbei-
tert uno in Stiide eeeangen. Ole
Sdiffe 9sabIe 0sc&ap mno Cecilia
B., ebenfalls gigentum oes Gtaates,
Die in Der @alpeftoner 8oi Dor sln-
ter lagen, ipurben losgeriiien iino
ftto berlhipilroen.
Sn gl Campo itarb Gbriitian
Sabn. gr betrieb friiber in SaIletts-
billie elm faufmdnniides geiddit.
Die 9eide tuiiroe nab SaaettspiIle
BUR 8eeroigung gebradt.
Sn @Iitin lit @rnit bon Sfoien-
berg i'm @lter bon SO Sabren alts
Dem Seben geidieoen. gr mar Der
Sobn BON 8ilbelm bon Gofenberg,
Der NIT oerl~Ahtllnopier5igern elm
iponoerte uno iih IN Sapette Gonntn
nieoerlieB. grnit b. &oienberg trat
Dor 80 ssSnbren als 3eihner ing
Sonoamt elm. @r binterldBt feline
Srol geb. Selene 2llnsfipie, bier
Sohter lmo orei Sobne.
- 0abe ssaffonplle ipnroe 9fidr
fer G. 8. 8atfins beim Siiden an
llfer oes Sluiles bon einem galmt
ben Der @ino nnlriB.
Mus Dem 3ooloeiiden @orteu
IN Souiton iino ipdbreno oes Stiirias
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Sc iuirs amtlid pon 8erlin aus
befannt semadt, baf bic iuidtiee rnl'
Hide Jtftun8 Nomp-@ @eprgieusf boa
ben 9exffden befett iporoen 1T. 81,
sanse 8efatmns, 10000 W1anu, nns
cine ltnmaiIe bOu &riessmateriaI III
in bic Qan6e Der 0entfdtn aefallen.
Ter &aiier 1T binsereiit, nm Scm Sc
neral bsn 8eieIer, Der BEN Anarifi
gcIeitet fat, nn6 ieineu Srmppen II,
oaufen. Die Gtitnng mar lett mngc.
fair bier5ebm Gagen bpn ben Cent
id)en b5Ilis einseidloTen.
Die Operatipnem nm grei.Qi-
toipsf IaKcn fdj in bic @prte smIam-
iltemfakeH: Elm allsemeines 3miam-
,nen5iebtm. Son alien Seiten 1T man
her 6eftnug mGber serift. Nie Sui
fen fuaem amf ibrem Miidsma alles
serft5ren, mas fie 5erft0rem f6nnen
i.n6 and nod bic 8eipobner aus BEN
serft5rttm Drten NIT iidy fdIeppca.
8enn Fe bic itnsIidIiden nadjhrr
ipieser lanfsn Iaiftn, iin6 ne bsn al
len RitttIm enfblSft. NadJri&ten ans
@skarabien, &berfon, BpSoIien nn6
6em isSli4tm BoIbgnieH seieeu an,
6af bic SluKen and bieie Qanbjdjsf.
TEN bdlS rSanten iper6en.
Die 1rnppen bes Gseneral ppu
Waasit baben bic Giienbabn, Die
boa DiaIbStpf nadt greH-Q Qitpusf
fibrt, erreid5t. 0iefe GiIenbailn
fiibrt in ibrem ipeiteren 2auf nadl
Wro6mo mm6 @ilna.
Der bentfde 3eidstaa 1T iuieber
er6ffnet. 3eidsfansler BON Beth
inanm,Gsa,uee fagtc in ieiner gleoe :
"1ie aegenwGrtise geIebnna 80.
len's 1T Der geaimn eimer Gnttuid-
Inmg, bic jenes 9ano eimer Iidteren
Snfnnft snfiibren nnb es inn Ct.
m5gliden ipirb, feinen in6ibionellen
nnb nafiunnleu 8arafter sn entipif.
fsIn nnS ~ fnltipieren. Geit sthrer
Iettem. Gitnng iinb nlle frans5Eidler
@erinde, nnicre iueitIide Tront N
erfdIiiftern, bergeblidl geipeiem, trub
Der leidfiinniaem OFFERING bonNsen,
fdjenle6en ieitens Der dransuien. Sta
lien 1T in aldmsen6er Wcifc smriif-
sefdIaaen, trotbem es leinem G,es-
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SnIanl.

@oipernelir &arris BON @eor-
gia bat eiren Breis bon $500 auf
Die Seltnabnte Der eriten orei BerIo-
men, Die an Der grmorol,la SEQ M.
Sranf's teiIgenommen baben. ausse-
geiest @leihaeitig bat er cine er-
flarltng erlaiien. er tperoe alles in
ieinen &rdften ltebeiloe tan, nm bie
Seilnebner an Dem ltngliidlihen
8orfonmnis 5ur Strafe gu bringcr.
- Brdiioent 8iIlon miro oie bon
engl. 3eitllngen erbobenen 8eidnlol-
gungen, Dob Die oeutihe Gegierllle
Igerten bier i'm 2anoe unterbalte,
Die cine ungeborige Sdtigfeit enttpif-
felten, ilnteriilben. @os miro er in
9e5ug auf Die slgerten tun, tpel9c
Die engliide gieeieri.ne bier inter
baIt2
= eessn Solge ihiueren Sfegens nno
Sturrns mar Der fiibtpeltlid)e 9eil
ton ct. Soiiis beitte unter @aiIer.
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mebrere MIigatoren enttommen. Ct
ner bon ibnen lit nod nibt mieoer
eingefangen.
SsSn eagle HaB bat tpabreno Der
letten Tase Der Drp Sarning Corr
greb getagt. gr lit aniheineno iebr
crfolgreih berlaifen. Or. 9enia1rin
gerfelep bon alpine iuaroe gum Nri-
iioenten ertpdblt uno S. g. Bed bon
bier sli einem Der Nice.Hr1iioellten.
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ner an GAIL iiberlesen 1T mnb nn=
gebenre Dpfer on Ienid)enleben se-
bradt fat. l1nerfdyiittert nnb mner-
iditterlid) itebt bic 9ar6anelsn-
Jromt ba. Bir babeu fait sana 0a
Iisien unS einen 9rofen Sell bnn
| 1olen, &nrlanb nnb 2itbamen i'm
8efk. ltnfere 2inien finb iiberail
in ben 9Gnberm Der Teiube porgeriift
nn6 iteben tpie Neanern. ltnb mir
baben nod itarfe 6eere frei snr @er-
fiigmmg fir nete 1lnternebmnngeit.
Gtpls nnS pbne Snrdt f6mnen mir
in bic 3nfnnft idanen." Der aans-
ler beidnIbiste Die Nesiernnsen bsr
NIT 9emtfdIanb friesfibrenben GGn-
Der, BAH lie lire 80ffer iiber Die tat-
i6hlide Gage tGnfdten. Gr erin-
nerte aud an seiuiife 3eiinnssartifel
aus 6eni Jriibiabr bes sSabres 1914,
Sic anf 9eranlaifnms oes rniIifden
Griegsminifters ber6ffentlid)t icien
nnb in benen ams6raflidj gefagt iper-
i be, Mnklanb lei anf ben &ries boll-
i fpminen bprbereitef.
Eetersbnrger 3eitnngen bringen
folsenbe Nadrid)t: rltniere ariess-
idiffe, bic Sic Ginfabrt sn benz @olf
! BON gliga beid)aken, baben fidl, in
Golse Der lteberlegenbeit Der feinbIi-
den Glotte, iueiter in ben Woli lin
Gin 5nriifsesosen." Mlio lit bic beut-
! idje Jlotte ieiner5eit nidt seidlagen
nno snr l1mfebr gesipnngen iporoen,
tuie Eetersbnrser 0epeiden bcbanp-
ftten, fon6ern ne be6robt nod imrncr
9iisa inb, mas bas Bette 1T, rnIIiidc
&riegsidiffe fno einseidloiien nno
iOer6en nnsiueifelbaft cine 8eite Der
9emtid)en iuerbem.
Cine 9epeide aus 2unoom mel6et,
bic Nlliierten iuiir6en einen NIT al
fer 3raft nntermpmmenen @erlndl
MAIDEN, bic Onrdfabrt bmrd Sic
Garoanellen 81 er5iuinseu. Gs lei
orin1en6 motiuenoig, oak lie lit ben
@eft Der Onroanellen fGmen, eritens
nm ben NniIem Wlnnitipm snanfii5-
rem, Siueitens nm Ginbrnf amf c,e
SaIfanitaaten 5m MAIDEN mn6 lie gum
Nnidlmf an Die Mlliierten at beiue.
gen. 9Ddft iuabrideinlid iuir6 aud,
cider Unit aller Strait nnterupm-
mene" 8erimd bergeblid iein. Sa6
lie amf benz 2anbe, trot Der geritar-
fmngen, bic re pabren6 Der letten
Gage erbalten baben, nidts ansridJ-
ten fonnten nmb oak Der melt anspc-
iaMnten aasemeinen Cffeniibe eiu
flasIiAes Salt seboten lit, seite6en
fie ensliidtn 9epeiden iett iclbif
ein.
lteber bic Ierienfnna bes g8bitr
Star-9ampfers vMrabie" ipiro Be-
ridtet: Der Mnsriff erfolste NOR.
gems nm 8 ltbr Is N1innten an Der
fiioliden 9iite BON Srlanb. Gr err
fulste obne 8arnnng. 9as Sdiff
ianf in nnsefGbr Elf Ninmten. Zen
eentem an 8or6 seInng es in ben
gootem 81 entfpmmem. 0as GdJiff
latte 130 aaiiitenpaifasiere On goro
rmb 45 Observation-Disclosures, bic
Beiatmng betrng 242 Nfann. Inter
ben Eaifasieren befanben fidJ 5ablrei-
DIE amerifaner. Bis jctt iuerben
siuan5is Eerfunen, inter linen sluei
Mmerifaner, bernriFt. .Spffemtlid,
iueroen and lie mod irsenbiup Ian.
ben. Sn 8aibinston lit man Ser
Mnfidt, bnk, iuenn Gmerifaner INNS
ecben aefommen iinS, elm NbbrndJ
Der Sinlomatiid)en gtsiebnnsem pl
9emfidlIanb erfoIsen iueroe.
Ne Jranspien melbem, oas iie
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4nrSe l1tberii(bt.

ysoipo-G Georsieipsf lit bon
ben 0entid]en beiett.
0ie Srnppen Der 6entiden
Serbiin6eten sieben iid an
Brett -2itoiusf enger stiammen
3mei euslifdje Tanlpfer In
ben @rum6 scbDbrt.
Der Sent1dje Neidsfamsler
enttpirft Dem &eidstns Elm nm
gemein siinftises Bib Ser bcn-
tiseH Gage.
Statiea nil Der Slrfei 6en
&rie8 erflaren.
General Wallpit fat bic
8a9nliaie 8ialMtpf- -8reit-1i-
tomsf erreid)t.
Die NQiierten iuollem eiilen
NIT dGcr Grnft 1tnternommc.
men SerinA, 0ie 0mrd)fabrt Der
9arSamellen sit ersiuinsen.
0tiltidje SurpebOut5eritGrer
bebrem einen britiid)en 9rem5er
nns 3eritSrer in ben Wrnno.
Gie btittfd)e 5lotte liest Dor
BEN Ni9aer Wfeerbnien.
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Ans Merieu.

Ger Garran5a General Cafes
bot oie Staot Magoalena in Sonora
teiett. gr bat iest nabe5u oen gan-
gen Staat inter feiner Rontrolle.
9ie @arron5iitas loIlen in
SSmuris, Sonora, mehrere glmerifo-
ner, nnter ibnen ben Siilfsiliperirl.
tenoenten Gates bon Der Sontbern
8acific 8abn, eefangen balten.
Gin slnsriff Der gilliitas auf
O'onterep ioll om 0ienftag bon ben
Garranaiitas auriifgeihlagen iei,i.
9cioe ioIlen idipere gerlilite sebabt
boben.
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Or. S. $. 3easan iit bon Der 8ei.
ie 81 ieiner 8roris 5uriid.
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Or. u. g. Me9aniel lit 5uriidse-
febrt nno bat feline Broris ipieber
aufgenommen, 314 Weoorc 0loa.
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Ne 5ransOien msiSeH, Saa iie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
hatOHiciaLs Think

Officials here gave consideration u
.hr following poiuts
Whether uu, American have been
u-, mi whether the Arabic actually
.H- m.euoyI without warning.
Whether the Arabic. uy having
been conveyed ou the beginning of
hrr voyage had under International
Hu m''Ha.U Of the character NJ her
CONVOY uui waived her right u-
non rumbWunt
Whether Dog proceeding 10 the yi
riuity N the steamer Dunsloy uhirn
had been lorpedoed just previously
the AuhiCs commander introduced
an qualifying circumstances by viola
ting Il rule of the British admiralty
which forbids shin to risk Itself hy
uipmniiur iu. assist luatbr5pwN "a bus
De,u foTcdDed ~
A view prevailed that an attempt
by the Arabic To- succor those ou an.
other torpclocd ship was Justified
and was not affected by thr '.rtsh
admiralty rule which was madn n
matter OF uullry mr. warshlps uul .ls
not matter M international H.ht
Whether the Nrnbi.s movement io.
ward fnn pun-Icy might h' lnf"rrr,
io0 9- nn attempt to mm rhr slh
marine is another rUiut 90 hc 3c
ycIopDl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
BALKAN TANGLE
BEING UNKINRED
In Rome Il Is Current That Bul-
garia viii Positively Join
Eliente Allies

y uMl Aug 20 The entente DOW.
- rrs according 10 d positive state
mrnt made hy the Sofia correspondent
Of the Gioruulc plmlm. have of
Tered to bulgaria that pant VI Mace
uoulh given 10 her by the Serhu BuI
garIun ueuty ut 1872. with the right
ut Immediate occupation The cuu
lro'ersN over the part uf Mucedola
contested Dog Serbia and the cause NJ
the second Bnkuu war viii be set
tied after the present war ends.
PruoruUuutr compensation Is to le
given to Sorhln including the olb
Of kuy1H with the districts OF IA
Nuln and Surc,. with the right OF ina.
mediate occupation
Bulgaria ou hur side. reuounces FOR.
ever prclrnyluus 10 Sllonlkl Volinn
and lskub She promises also TO
declare war Immediately uruu Turkey
aided hy funds uf the four allie. Hui
Raria thp correspondent dccmfc.. will
receive fair territorial concessions In
Turkey u is believed thar Serbia
0ui Gupu VIII give way under nres.
sure hN thr rmpnlr powers hut ne
gutlntluu. viii br heightened hy tbs
reluctance OF the King OF Greece 10
consent 90 m. ces-iJu VI TERRITORY.
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GAULT TO FIGHT
FOR BIG FUND
Expects to Quiet Morrill, COntrO-
versy by Taking Case to Federal
Court II II Is Necessary

CONTROyERSY rruut, Goo ...
- prol-r custodian for UhuUumu
portion uf the Morrill, fuu4 aat
reached point where lt rival. u
pub.i. interest the imbrysiy inu..
ing Governor Williams and Sura.
Court CLERK w. NJ IruaIm.
President / M Gault uf thy ru.u
agricultural board has asked o. unI
expects tu receive today ur tuuur
row, an upiuiuu frOm Attorney Genera.
r. y Freezing on ;ht point at Issue.
and II favorable 10 tLr nguruIurn.
board says he will bring ,u! against
State Treasurer W. l. Alexander uud
hi boudsmcn Tor fhe SJOCJO iu,uI ed
Uui three percent mlcrc,i un that
ymoJp, sluce July l, 1915.
} tfA rus'Fly ~ ii'ls fuul NF'
Cuui' this morning "hlt teen u hor e
NJ contention Tor two or three years
and believe that II should be taken
up at oncs and carried 20 the federal
sour fur final quletng That Is the
course " procedure ] have determin
rd upvu Moreover the state trcnsur.
or has Hveu no bond In connection
with the holding ~ this money
continued ou Last Pagel
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RADICAL CHANGE
IN OSAGE LEASE
About $4,000 Acres In Usage
County VIII Be Opened for
Development at Once
DAWMNskA M 70 rh. -.

d ANHt>kA Aux 30 The u-agr
lrasr question finally has nrru
definitely settled and -omc radical
changes have been mudr m Me- Foster
lease covering approximately GlouOu
acres Ia the eastern huIf NJ Usage
county
lu the term, OF the settlement
changes entirely different tu rnu-,
agreed upon several week, ago and
which prociptuted storm of protests
from sub-lr,sers aud uthersr were
made The settlement Of The Tense
question today was far more fuyura
bic 10 oil men mud affords greater
protection 10 the Usage Indians
superintendent j Grurgp Wright
Usage ludlUu agent together with MIR
Williams, of the bureau NJ mines. md
Mr. Hall of the department W the In
lerlur, met the ludial council at reg
uIur meetings held Monday aud today.
AT pHwhusku
lmportnut aud drastic changes were
made favorable tu the oil men and
particularly to several residents al
hnrtlesvllle These point, have been
the bone " contention aud strupplr
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MANN ACT INVOLVED
Mile, Kelley Arrested NJ lawton On
White slavery Charge and Taken 10
Guthrie. Wife the Lure

INWruN. Aug % Miles A kel
Icy. q brick mnsou. was to-day taken lp
Guthrie 10y Deputy 1 s. Marshal D.
4. Hrovu Co answer tu the charge of
violating the Mann "vhllp slave" act
The specific Charge 3, that NJ trans
porting his wife frwm NcdilI. Ok. to
Texas Il Is said Dec hus been sending
her from point In point especially
where tlrr-hlng machine outfits ARE
nj work, fur immoral purposes
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PROGRESSIVES
BACK SINCLAIR
Former Governor Frantz, Senator
J.P. HiCkam and Alvah MCDOn-
aid Supporting Tulsa Banker

THERE appears To be- an afterhet
= coming 10 those who accepted at It's
face value the rumor that Harry r.
Sinclair Tulsa banker would not be
candidate Tor Republican national
committeeman FOR oklahoma
From all over the state comes re-.
ports Of emissaries at work IN Sin
clairs behalf and there also n every
indication that there Is In prospect
welding Of the schism developed by
the Roosevelt break la 1912.
This is especially evidenced by the
active work being done Ia Smclalrs
behalf 10y number NJ political leaders
who were prominent Roosevelt work
ers In the last national campaign
Among these are Frank Frnntg OF
Euid governor NJ Oklahoma In terri.
torlui days, former State Senator John
=. Hickum " saltwater and Alvin
Mcdonald " m Reno, who wos state
chairman Tor the Progressive party In
lVl2
tOrmrs Governor Frautg recently
spent several days IN Okluhomn CIV
interviewing political leaders " both
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-20
HEAVY BOND ASKED
Chickasha Man Required 10 Make
Bond Of $1,000 for Himself and
Wife-A Alleged Violation II Law

CHlCKASuA, Aug 70 Joe Smith
will probably be- under the hru,irst
bond when he makes II uf any man
In Oklahoma charged with violating
the liquor laws Both hp aud Mr..
Joe waived preliminary u the main
tniuing ease, aud the boud Of pncb
was yet ut $1,000 The wife made
her part hut Joe is stll seeking bonds
men for his Besides. this Smlth rs
awaiting trial ON somr nine eases Of
trufflciug the bond ia each one NJ
which is $500.
Smith has already made hnlf the
amount NJ the bonds when hr was ar,
rested the lust time. AZ this time. how
ever his hondmun also turned him i'm
ON the six old cuses. su hp must now
fiud persuus worth au aggregate of
$4,000 before hp uuu gpt no, free
dom, even temporarily
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BRITISH WIN JAPS
MilRdO Responds 10 Request That
Empire Refuse to Handle Germau
Good, Destined for China

TOXIC. Aug. 20 Japan has re-.
Quested her various steamship com.
pauies To discontinue handling ter
man and Austrian goods o. and fum
China or along the Chinese r,ust
Great Britain has hyrn anxious tu
have Japen's support iu move 10
cease ull trading with 90. Gurmnu-
aud Austrians iu China. a. first
Japan decided against the ruirrr bat
has uuw fallen In with the nuu
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Fresh Reports From
Storm Belt Inspire a
Doubt as to Losses

HOUSTON TcNus, Aug. 2O-Ih. death list from u. Texas
coast increased slightly today and the missing list decreased
considerably. The known death list Ilt today including l3
known dead in Galveston Some other bodies found about
Galveston but they supposed to be from the uuuG for the
most part The dead will be increased by dozen
the Virginia Point hotel collapse cleared up TWrut, persons
listed missing this COLLAPSE and up to-day u
missing had reported here Reports Indicated u, the thirty
persons yesterday listed missing at Bolivar had been ouud
side Of thc" thirty Bolivar the only other single large missing
list fifty hands the dredge Houston The Go nearly
all hands dozen other drcdge working the vicinity
nea Galveston had turned up alive after days search
for them relieved worry the Houston conservative est-
mate Of the missing today less than 100
Reports from Galveston optmsuo for rapid recovery of
the city routes for food supple, and early establishment of