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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
WARSHlPS' FIRE
NOT EFFECTIVE
Associated Press Correspondent as
Eye Witness, Says Allied Fleet Has
Had Little Effect On Dardanelles.

DARDANELLES. Sunday March T.
Via Constantiuople. March N. via Bcr
liu March g. and Via London March
l3 The fire today of the British
ships upon the Dardancllcs forts was
scattered and virtually without effect
From the point Of vantage ON shore
occupied 10y the Associated Press cur
respondent British shells could be-
seen falling wide Of the mark
During the early afternoon OF
March T. the Turkish fire forced a
British battleship In the Gulf Of Sarus
10 retreat
The bombardment today OF the
Turkish positions on the straits led to
no more results than did the fire OF
yesterday At about twenty minutes
past nine In the morning four British
vessels Of the pre-dreHdnOught type
had taken up positions at II point off
Durdanus, ON the Asiatic side. Their
fire, observed from shore was very
scattered and, as usual IN the last
three days without effect
During the operations of today the
fire NJ the British was directed at the
forts ut llamidieh aud Dardanus aud
the works about killd Bahr The
British fire was without system aud
IN most cases the shells fell wide Of
their mark The bomhardmeut came
to an end at 4:3O I'm the afternoon
At about n quarter past ten I'm the
morning British vessels entered the
fire zone " the nardnnus and kllld
Bahr forts, which replied promptly tn
their aggression II was seen that the
British vessels were struck and that
they steamed quickly beyond range
All four Of the ships taking part u
this operations then maneuyerrd
around the hay firing almost at ran
dom on the forts aud on the Turkish
batteries Of howltEers hidden I'm rx
cellent positions on the hills The
firing was so brisk that the sound of
II at one time was II continuous roui
or detonatlOns The horizon wu,
shruuded In drifting powder smoke.
II was learned today from Turkisl
medical Officers that nobody was IN
/ jured In the bOmbardment March 3 o
/ the DUrdHnelles positions,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
WITTE is DEAD;
FIRST MINISTER
Known ~ Famous Russian Statesman
Who Rose 10 High Position Through
Great difficulties.

LONDON. March l3 Count Ser
gius JulDyctch Wftte Russiss first
prime minister died last night, says
n Renter dispatch from Petrograd.
'uunl Nilte. who was born June
@o N4o. az Tiflls was one Of the Rus
s'uI urnipotcutHres at Portsmouth,
y. a., ir the negotiations FOR peace In
1905 lly afterwards WAS made n
count nu. appointed president NJ the
new ministry hut retired In 1906 and
held ru Important post after that
time.
Count Wittc was regarded In some
respects. us one NJ the most remarka
hlr men his country had produced but
his reputation was even greater abroad
than 40 home Throughout his career,
though he had accomplished much
for Russia. he had many and powerful
enemies aud his great ability never
WINS questioned Regardless OF his
work as a statesman his chief fame In
Ru,siu rests upon his development OF
manufacturing industries, the eIten.
sion of railroads and the placing of
the monetary system ON gold basis
Although a flrm supporter VI the
monarchy he recognized the power "
the people and had democratic ten
dru.y ON hl, fathers side his family
wa. rliuf common originator, his
mother descendant " the RuriCks.
rhr uId rulers NJ Russia before the
election NJ the Rommofr dynasty
/ After Ms graduation from the uni
ycr~tty NJ odessa Wiue entered the
railroad service IN the shipping de
pnrtmrut His advancement was rapid
/ --y-------------.>~~~ ~~~yN~N~-~S~~y~S-~~~N~s
Continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
EITEL DETAlNS
TWO FOR NAVY
Friends in United States Attempt to
Gain Freedom for Two Sailors Of
FRYE Crew, Held by Cruiser.

NIWpORT NEWS, w. March ~.
Washington officials have been
asked 10y the customs authorities here
tn consider the case ~ Two of the
crew ot the William T.. Frye. who
remain on the prlnz EiteL II has de-
yclolrl the two men who fSrt were
said tu have enlisted IN the German
lHNy have been detained by order NJ
Comnnudc' Thierichcns. aud that
they were German citizens and Nill
subject t. service under German
arms
The men detained are Charles Frank
ond Robert Rogge Captain klchuc NJ
the Frye told officially here hc did
nJt believe they were uHtuulizrd
American citZchs and they hnd not
protested TO him when detained Not
Withstaudine that II was said. repre-
s"ntbtiOns had been made IN their be
half 10y American citizens.
Further word that British cruisers
ARE lurking OF the Virginia capcs
was brought here today by the crew
Of the British steamer Anglo pntagun.
IAN from England They declared
five wCr'hlps had been spoken within
varying distances of the ruast.
\ rep eseniatlNe NJ the CompngnIp
Grnrrale Trans AtlnntiQue, owners NJ
the ~mkcn French liner Flnrlde. from
which Passengers were taken by IN,
E'tcl rrri'ed here today to look after
The situation The French company
II Is dcc1nred win transport the m
eligible aliens 10 New York and later
convey then lu American ports Ia
which thry are destined
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
VILLA Is IN COMMAND
Wilson's special Representative Re.
turns 10 San Antonio From \orth.
ern Leaders Territory

SAN ANTONIO 1rN. March - -
Duyul West special representative of
President Wilson aud the state drpnr
mont ro investigate conditions iu
Mexico returned o. sun Antonio lu
day night after % month ,prut lu the
.prrlturl controlled Do, GruruI NiIm
lie viii remain here awaiting lu-Dru.
lions II is presumed that he Will
next visit Vera Cruz and the terri
tory controlled boy the CurruucistHs
His trip settled one point that has
been In doubt. Gnucrn Nillu /, well
aud IN active command of his forces
Mr. West spent two aud ouchalf dnys
with the leader making the journey
win him on his lrlyntc train from
CmadnIujuu to Torrcou According
to Mr.. West he conferred with nearly
.all OF the military leaders " the villa
forces and the governors Or the states
under the control " villa lie also
-nw ministers uf the Villa cabinet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
PETER RABBIT is
COMING BACK NOW

Peter Rabbit Blacky the Crow Iooty the Owl and all
the other folks of the Green Forest coming back aud
their adventures will be recorded in The Times, begin.
nng next Monday. They will be told about regularly
thereafter, every day
This will be of interest to the little folks for they all
read the Little Bedtime Stories written by Thornton
W. Burgess and they all love the people Of the Green
Forest
In the story next Monday Bacsy the Crow has an adj
venture the little folks will all want to hear about He
and hs relatives start out deliberately to torment Hooy
but BIocky is not as cruel MS he appears to be.
Rclta the Hawk gets into the adventure and that
makes 1t all the more interesting. A little later Peter
Rabbit gets mixed up in the affair again and all the 9th
have their turns. Mr. Burgess writes more interest
mgy than ever after having had rest and the Little
Bedtime Stories will henceforth be more attractive
than they have been in the past
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
PRISONERS NOT
TREATED ROYAL
Crews Of ships sunk by Prin Eitel
Make Statement Regarding COndi.
tiOns On Cruiser.

NEW YORK, March l3 Crews Of
four ships sunk by the prinz Eltel
Friedrich here today whiting for
transportation to Fruucc. agreed that
while the Germans had not treated
them badly the conditions surrounding
the prisoners aboard the German con
verted cruiser might have been better
The captains and twenty four Officers
OF these ships signed written state
ment which said
The officers and crew of the capt
ured vessels were not treated harshly
but they have not been shown any con
sldcrntion on the part NJ the Germans.
The food was dctestablc aud INSULT
Client The supply uf water was short
aud salty, The healthy were compelled
to live with the sick In close III
ventilated hold This Is treatment
for prisoners NJ war perhaps but II
IL not royal
In the tropics we were Kept below
and refused fresh air aud water aud
all the hutrhcs except one were kept
closed In the northern latitudes
everything was thrown open and as
We had no stoves We nearly fruze to
death
The party includes Il men from
the Pierre Lott 23 from the jacobsen.
nll French vessels nnd l3 from the
Russian bark Isabella Browne. The
French consul Is taking care uf them
and preparing to send them to France
ON the steamship Niagara tomorrow.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March l3..-
Splrk und span after she had been
touched up by the painters brushes
the German converted cruiser Prin7
Eitel Friedrich moved today from the
Continued un Last pageD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
KAISER MASSING
ON TWO FRONTS
Artillery Attack Opens Great
Battle at PrzaSnySz; La BaS-
see Contest Near.
BOMBARDMENT Is CONTINUED
COnstantinOple Dispatches De-
clare Allied Fleet has Made
Little Eeadway.


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"crman- appear lo hr settling ln'
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new nllrmpl on I'lmslJ'h against
when thDh near ana formidable d'
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lN'ill now ln progress r'lu'ulIl ~ ]"
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
TERRE HAUTE ELECTION TRIAL
DELAYED ACCOUNT FUNERAL

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 10
There was no session of the Terre
Houtc election trial IN the United
States district court here today.
Judge Anderson yesterday continued
court until Monday IN respect to the
memory Of the late WIN II Seaman,
Judge Of the L. S. circuit court. who
was to he buried at Shehoyguu wis
Forty seven witnesses have been OK.
nmlned SO far
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
GERMAN UPHOLDS
EITEL'S CAPTAIN

WASHINGTON. ,nrun l3 Count
Hru.m.fI German ambassador iu
discussing with state department of
nral- TODAY tn, sinking nf the Amcr.
lean shin William p Frvp defended
ihr action pf Cnutnlu Tblrrirh-rn uf
rnr rrrnpI guyilinry cruisrr prInz
IItn Friedrich routrudiug TINT nr
acted mdp. the Declaration Of Iun
don. which wa. thr only guide br had
as ro g...l.tiou Of prizes
IVA lil\DlON March 49, The
iGll story ut how the American sail
ing -ulp William T. Fry" was sunk
win Ter rhlI' of wheat hN thr Ger
man commerce raider IIilH Lltrl
'''"'''' wa. 'A'" p'l'I' rue Amer.
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viii lac fl demand rr .r ,,nro..In,
of regret fran Cnr,n,pv and nnvmnnt
for rhc los. az tne .hir and Inf. r.rg,
Cnutah KIchpc with Assistant
Secretary Peter. n the treasury lie
partment, went 10 the state depart
mcut where he was received by See
ietnry Bryan and then went into Il
conference with Counsellor lansing,
a. at "A Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
FRENCH INTERESTED IN
SINKING OF [. \. VESSEL

PARIS, March l3 Keen interest ls
manifested here In the sinking " the
American sailing ship William = Frye
hy the German auxiliary cruiser rriuz
Eltel Friedrich The newspapers all
give prominence to the incident and
express the opinion that II will still
further open the eyes " Americans to
German naval war methods. thus dis
posing them to receive more fayorably
than they otherwise might the reply NJ
France and England To the American
memorandum ON the Frauco.Rritsh
note
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
FEW PRESBYTERIES VOTE
AGAINST DEACONESS OFFICE

NEW YORK, March II. Reports
received here from the various Pres
byterles NJ the Presbyterian church
show that only three u the i45 Pres
byteries which have voted on the over.
turr sent ont last year oppose the es
tphllshment of the Cfflce " deacuness.
II was stated here that the innoya
tion viii take effect after the meeting
NJ the next general assembly In Rn.
chester \ v In May, The Preshy
tcrlau church is one Of the few demon.
matlons which have not previously
gI,ru official status ~ women
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
War at a Glance

The British army to which m, been
assigned the m~k uf leading lnr pres
rut attack ON the western battle front
.till Is attempting 30 push forward
thu, far German effort. tu drive
30 back apparently have failed To-Day
official report from BrrIu says that
uu effort Ia rrcrpturc N"uye thapollr
made progress for d time but wu-
abandoned later when the Germans
encountered superior forces NJ Brit
.-h The correspondent Of Paris
uowspuprr tclrgrnphs that the British
artillery fire was so accurate that the
German. moved their headquarters
from Lille.
Spn~modic fighting was IA progress
Yesterday In Champagne aud the Nus
yes. but apparently the French army
Is leaving the initiative tu the British
u, mo- serious engagement, We're lu
progress except IN The vicinity NJ
\cuyr Chaprle
The German war Ofnar states that
the new attack In northern Poland has
thus Tar been successful and that Rus.
SLAMS have been compelled Co., full back
beyond the Bobr river
Au announcement from rhc French
miurtu a. marine aHlrr that the
nombuducut NJ the Dardcnellps wR4
rolfwai Yesterday hut leaves lu
doubt 'Ir amount Of damage lnfliu
eel u 'hO Turkish foriInralious The
-'nlruau' refers 10 an attack ou bat
'rric- commanding the Bay NJ Mario
90 the crrgnrr 20 th@DnrdcuoIIcs uno
the min. weeping dperatlou. iu the
first miuultd. PRECIOUS official re-
uorr- u,o the imprAsIo that the
forts at the entrance of the straits
had been badly damaged II not lie
stroycd bu The defense work AT the
narrowed part OF the passage were
under attHcI and Onethrd " thp
strait. had been cleared N mines
he German advance in Nurlhcru
PoIuud lS developing rapidly strain
ing lhp resources Of the Russians tu
prevent further advancing am the
penetration of their fortified liue. IN,
Russian war office repurts that the
Grrmnu advance on PrEasuy-z said By
Berlin yesterday to have been pushed
within twp aud onc-half mites ~ The
city, hrD been checked The German,
are hringlu. In new forces and a.
tempting flhuklng movements
The Turkish armies IN Turkish Ar
mruln along the Black sea. and IN
Northwestern Persia have SUSTAINED
further 4, tents In Armeuln the Rus
Sims captured the entire Turkish bat
terry and IN Persia the Turks wer,
ngniu cWIplled to fall back
II is reported IN Rome that Austria
has refused 10 discuss the cession oi
Trieste 10 Italy and IL willing 10 ylelC
only n smal, part Of the province Of
Trent Italy 1t Is said. has completed
military preparations "for any event
ually."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH or RADIIM SAVES LIFE

OSSINING, n. Y, March 18-Thirty
thousand dollars worth Of radium,
the gift Of Frank A. vanderhp of
New York has saved the life of 10
seph Pachelli an inmate NJ Sing sing
prison, II was said today PaschellI
was suffering from cancer Of the lip.
The Ndum II was said, viii hc used
IN the treatment Of other prisoners.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
Generally fair weather tonight and Sun.
daYf warmer Sunday

ton, Oregon Idaho, Utah. Nevada and
northern California since Friday momn Z
aud cloudy, unsettled weather continues
In the far northwest Except M above
mentioned, there has been no precplta
tiOn ~ consequence during the past twrn
~ four hours, Fair weather prevails this
morning In the fnr southwest. the Rocky
mountains aud over all Of the territory
east ~ the Rockies except In the up
per Mississippi valley and Florlds sra
sonable temperatures prevail throughout
the entire country. Except the shallow
low" that has appeared off tho north
Pacific coast no disturbance appears ON
this mOruing's chart.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
LINCOLN'S BODYGUARD
DIES IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, March l3-Colo
mel W II Crook. disburging officer II
the white House. who was President
l.iucoln's hodyguard and who has been
acquainted intimately with every
president since 1880, died today At his
home here. He had been sick with
pneumonia for more than a week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
PLANS FOR ROCKEFELLER
FUNERAL NOT COMPLETED

TARRNTOwN, ~ Y, March 13.-
Plans for the funeral Of Mrs. John D.
Rockefeller, who died here yesterday,
were held In allegiance today TO await
the arrival Of MIR Rockefeller and his
son who were speeding north In a
special train from Ormunde. Fla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
OTIS WEAVER APPOINTED
POSTMASTER At SHAWNEE

WASHINGTON March !" prc-
dent Wilson today made rhr following.
recess appointments N uu.'mustrr-
OTIS u Weaver Shawnee okla .
Godfrey Peterson Fort sum Houston.
lcNa- William IwH. INN,horo Tr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
JITNEN MEN TO MEET
IN NATIONAL CONVENTION

KANSAS CITY. March ia ma
tlonal convention " five-cent motor
hus owners and operators will be held
IN Kansas City May T. . aud q. That
announcement was made today by r.
h. Carnes, traffic manager Of the Kan
Sos city Jltnry association. Repre-
srniatives of motor traffic urganlls
uuns from all parts " the country win
be- asked to attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
CAR INSPECTOR CREMATED
IN BOARDING HOUSE FIRE

DALLAS Texas. March l3 In a
fire which destroyed boarding house
here early this morning Charles A
Ramsey, n cHr inspector was burned
to death Ramsay was unmarried and
~ said to have been half brother of
Judge W + Ramsey of Austin lie
was about ~ years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
PACKERS
ARE IN COMBINE
Railroad Attorney Declares Big
Companies Have Joined 10
Fight Freight Increase.
CONSUMER NOT TO PAY
Additional Cost Would BE BOrne
BY Meat Firms; Hearing
Al Chicago.

CHICAGO March 10 Assertions
.H.' .N 1r seven large pa, hiughUuses
..' uWuiuru to upluu from the
aI. special advantage. in the
.Hus uI fresh meats, TINT the
w". q the packer, were shifted
i.w .a' a. rond until the adyRn.
n-. ",y granted and that In con
-'IH. wiIryuds were being re
WI.. carry puckiughuuse prod
U' Inadequate rates were made
".H M .m Interstate commerce com
w0..'.. bearing of the forty one
.".'uN .|.uad~ petition for higher
ulrr
D. s. Leland " 81. Louis. chairman
'I 'h" southwestern Tariff commit
'"n mud. 'hr plea In behalf of the
u|wu.. before Commissioner VIM.
I1uIr. Attorneys for the packers
from chicago, Kansas city. Omaha,
nHI l1rf Worth were present to op
u -u rhr rat, increase asked by the
railroads which amounts tu 3isc per
hundred pounds This increase is
mmuug other, which have been su,
plurd IuuulnR a hearing
Always Too Low.
Tile rate, on psckughouse pro
ducts ulwuy have been too low con
rIdcriul lh, character " the traffic
the ratul, of the service demanded
and the value NJ the commodity hand
lcd,' testified Mr. Leland. The traf-
fic Is peculiar other classes VI
freight are obtained from widely dis
trlbutrd shippers A railroad can get
Il carlond here ana carload there
aud In an obtain large tonnage. But
with tdc rackinghouse products II II
different for the tonnage Is controlled
10y six or seven large packing firms
These Fuckers always have de
maud" and received the highest class
~ service rnd the lowest rates. They
alWay, have maintained the most ef
ficjcnt traffic organization and If any
carrier fails tc give preferred service
the t"nfflc is taken away from It. II
one ron1 does not satisfy the de
mand ~ this traffic organization the
business X shifted to another road.
Rates on the packinghouse pro,
duct Hre far below what they should
Woni'nued IN Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
THE WEATHER

Washington Forecast
Oklahoma. West Texas Tonight fair
vurmrr: SUNDAY fair
Louisiana Tonight probably fair.
frost In north portion; SUNDAY fair
Arkansas Tonight fair. frost, sunday
fair
East Texas Tonight fair somewhat
warmer In west portion frost IN the
northern portion sunday fair
Gcnrraliy fair weather tonight and sun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
THREE MORE TO
Be TURNED OUT.
Criminal Court Of Appeals SuS-
talnS McAIeSlsr Right To
Give PardOnS.
ONLY A FEW WERE LEFT IN
Others Are Expected 10 Apply
" Court and Secure Their
Liberty Now.


A. n.... 90 un. ,rri.ir. uf Acting
l..r..,. \I. ,I..r.. ia, lD. n., ,r tn,.
rnrI..... r.,,,r durir., u,. ab-rur,
d., lr..,..n,. Crp.. fYr ,,r ..t,,r last
rII ...I..rI ,ptrr,ln.. pnr,ir., NJ, Dru
the ..IuIuyI ryurt ,f sps.,I, Granted
.vuI. of Dunrys r,rpu- ro ,brr, prl-
or,.. ,u u.r ,rot. r,r,rrutler. Ga
den tnr holding pf fIr ,uuu tIr.u upr
den 4, dirr,ted 10 liL,r,tr rb,. three
prI.urrr Immediate, and rbr rnurr
Il UI, Lieutenant .n,orppr tp GRANT
ulI,un- curtin. tn. absence NJ rn, yn,
ru,r from rn, stale is agin ,u-
ruIurl
Tnr uu. pu.opr,, whose IIbrrt,
i-.r.r,.u %, fine. rYurt order srr Roh.
.rr p,.. .rrrrurrJ frru Mcintosh
county .-ulr five wear, for larceny
NaIt. I.n,yrr, Vrysu ,,unty son
rru,.H g.. .rr,r GTte.u YEAR. for a
,tatur,ry orfru... and lanes Hobbs.
GnrDrIr count, sentenced to serve
fr.f., .rr.r. for murder Iu the second
drlr.c
Man, Mere Turned Out.
Da,i, term has already expired ac.
,o.dlur lo IL statement from Attorney
+ Nr,dumy of DLgibomu CIV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-13
GIVE GOVERNOR
GREATER POWER
Capitol Commission Measure Is
Passed BY House Without
Emergency.
MAY REMOVE COMMISSIONERS
Oklahoma Material Given Pre-
ference In Building Capitol
If Cheapest.


After discussing the mrrir OF the
new capitol commission N.' Boo which
It's advocates pleaded that the rr-pon
siblily NJ the proper construction uf
the hulIdlug aud safeguard against
-cnudm should rest with majority par
~ NJ the state. the house today passed
finally M" ruplDo commission hiu R
It vote ~ 80 ro 20 ten member of rhu
hru,r being absent
The nIlomlc- of the bill however
could mot muster enough votes to pu--
fine cmrrgru., clause u- this requires
q tWulhlrd- mIurIrN only g. votes
were secured fem this provision
The hllI must 90 mph CO. tlr senate
with lv" amendments made boy the
committee uUd adopted by the house
90 few days ago iu committee uf the
whole These amendments simply
strike out the additional architect \
service oud reduce tine supervising al
rhlt"rt~ sular' from 5000 20 month "a
A-lO.
The charge was made that the Re
plhIlrnu> ""r" attempting to secure
lh" defeat "i the hill Ms II ls but ON
roll call ni lcn,t three times ns many
Democrats voted against 10 ur there