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Middletown transcript., 1915-04-03

A public hearing will be held at
Cambridge April by Col Lansing n.
Beach, United States engineer In
charge of the Baltimore district, to
determine If the bridge over tho water
Eay connecting Charles creek with
HOnga river. in Dorchester county, has
sufficient headroom to prevent it from
becoming an obstruction to navigation.
The papers win be laid before the Sec
Fetary Of War for his decision.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

Never has more enthusiastic an.
dlencc filled the Ovcrholser than
Tuesday evening, when music lovers
from all over the >tute gathered to
enjoy one Of the most marvellous, alb
solutely satisfying program ever pre-.
scented, In the recital 10y the prince Of
violinists, Fritz krri,lrr the soldier
musician.
Words fail to express the upprccia-
tion Of the miraculous technique. the
sheer beauty, the lmpeccably pure
tones the rare aud exquisite dclicacy
aud rich and varied cNprcssiyeness
with which Krei,lrr swuyrd his au-
dience, whose ever increasing delight
finally eliminated iu storm NJ np.
plnuSe at the CLOSE that forced him to
appear again and again Time and
agam did the virtuu~u hid his admir-
ers good night aud three times did
the audience. after starting to leave
the Oycrholser. return ana demand
more of the beautiful music that had
ST. enthrallcd them
Probably the most wonderful ~ the
numbers was the "UryiI's Thrill hy
Tartlna It's different movements, dif
fIcult arpcggios, aud diubolic mirth
running the whole gUmut Of dazzling
hcnuty of expression and technique
that brought the artist back again and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
BARTH WILL PROBATE
Property Of the Deceased Merchant
aud Beloved Citizen Is LEFT TO His
Widow by His Last VIII.

The entire estate ot the late Solo.
mon Barth, one NJ Oklahoma City's
pioneer merchants. with the exception
Of one dollar Is left boy viii Ia his
wife, Mrs Lena Rarth The viii pro.
yides that one dollar NJ the estate go
to MIR Burths mother who resides In
lllingeu Germany
The will which was prohated yes.
trrday, provides that Mrs Barth shall
serve as rNrcutrly without bond. II
Is also further provided that u con.
tract. entered into by MIR Barth and
his business partner. Joseph Myer, In
looi I'm which 1t was agreed to con
tinur the business NJ the firm under
the name NJ "B n NJ" for the term NJ
one wear shall he carried out
An application was made to the
county court for an appraiser to he
appointed who together with Mr..
NIyrr and Mrs Rarth, shall make nm
uppnismcut of the assets of the hold
iuCs of the firm II is said that Il
holding " several thousand dollars
worth Of real estate is mentioned In
the will This was listed Ms assets NJ
the partnership
Although mo- exact value of the real
r,lutr was given It Is estimated that
II will he IN the neighborhOod NJ Sl25,
900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
PLEASED AUDIENCE
HEARS VIOLINIST

vlaldl Concerto Ia Z Major, the Bach
"Gayotte,' and Gluck "Nleludic, the
Coupcrin Chuuson.' aud "Sicilicnne
aud Rlgaudou' by Francoucr, to the
variations by Tgrtml, each gained In
beauty aud KrclSlcr returned for an
encore uf Bachs "Gayuttc In + Ma
jor, giving the harmony entirely In
the notes " the upper register. rs
only great artist could possible give
It.
The third group was almost entire.
ly " his own compositions, the IA
nous Caprice NiennoiS' gaining new
beauty from the bow Of the composer
The "Tumhourn Chinols' was quantity
exotic NJ the Orient and the two ar.
rangcmcnts of the old Niennu \HlseS.
"Liebes lcid" and "Licbes Freud were
given with magic tenderness and
expression that was most fascinating
Responding TO the whirlwind Of nl'
plnusc KrciScr gave first the
Brahms Joachim Hungarian dance, Do
then the fayorlte "llumourcsuur by
pvorak aud finally his own compost
tlon "Schou Rose Marie the mnguct
ic strains Of which fingered long with
the slowly departing audience
The uccompuniSt Cart IHmson,
proved himself a musician of high
ideas, and his delicate and culorful
accompauimcnts added much lu the
pleasure Of the evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
COX REVENUE BILL
WOULD TAX ALL OIL

present m, mA white r relieved the
producer from u m,r- %, the state
ana petroleum THE bin will ruuhlr the
producer tu obtain price for his oil
which will permit him lu uprmtr with
u small profit when ns % mutrrr ~
m.. the -mII producer i- operating
ul ru-r and very many of them with
% loss. II tho producing oil companies
ARE operating ur % loss on u cost II
will hr impossible for them tu have
any Income thnr I- subject tu taxation.
See The Times uf the 0th instant
relative to the value of the uil prom.
rriy Iu the u-ugr national brIug worth
one hundred million dollars. and Vet
from this vast property the state rnu.
not collect one penny NJ luN from pc
lrulcum produced n yuu wish ufur
nation about luN dudgue .ru the
opinion of Justice Brown in mN
case reported m The 1ymc. Nurrh y
II Is reported tina. the gross pro.
ductlou tax collected from petroleum
last year amounted In only the rultry
gum Of $2OOOOO mere harutrllr Ms
compared with the enormous profits
YES fabulous profits made by the pri
yutc corporations uftrr the producers
NJ petroleum hud parted with It. n
this showing be- true Is II any wonder
the citizens ~ oklahoma ARE groaning
under their tnN burdens II IS n great.
rr wonder that their gronns nrr not
louder The Gov bill n enacted into
law. Hud assuming the daily prnduc.
ton Is only 100000 bnrrrs per dny.
equal Ia T3 100000 barrels per year -
the production last wear was NsnOO
OOu barrels would WELD revenue VA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
DRANK CARB0LIC ACID
Former Railroad Man Committed Sun
eide After Writing Note 10 Girl Who
Had infatuated Him

r. j Robbins. u former railroad
employc from Detroit Tex. drank
carbolic acid last night and died TWEEN
ty minute, later at the Post Graduate
hospital ne suicide occurred ut 2lBig
hospital The suicide occurred at 2l8ts
fatuated with "a girl named Marie XII
boruc. lo whom ne LETT u note. An.
other note tu the police was alsc
found
Robbins had been acquainted with
the kilhorue woman since last Thanks
giving when they met white each was
working ul d hotel on South broadway
The woman, husband died last Octu
her and cfl baby two wears old
She worked at different places IN M
effort lu support her mother aud baby
\ trlogwm was sent his father Hn,
n sister iu Texas hut no answer has
been received.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
ADOPTED BY SECTIONS
Capitol Bill As II Stands Now Makes
Governor Ex-OfficiO Chairman of
Capitol Commission.

Voting down all amendments as
promptly as they were offered, the
house Tuesday evening adopted with
out change as much Of the admins
tration capitol hill bill rs was cunsid.
elcd before adjournment Two sec
tluus, the most important In the bill,
were adopted aud this assures the
final passage Of the measure as II
comes from the senate
The administration feature Of the
measure make the governor eX.OfflciO
chairman NJ the capitol comm NssiOn
and give him the power to rr,uu,y
any Of the other members Of the com.
mission for cause and he may appoint
others 20 fill the vacancy. An attempt
IN strike ont that portion Of the bill
to terminate the salaries Of the com
mlNslonerS fifteen days after contracts
have been let and place them on "a
prr diem, was lost practically by the
same vote ns other amendments
offered were voted down.
I'm the matter " material which
has been one NJ the most important
features NJ the measure an ATTEMPT
was made 10 strike out the section
which gives the commissioners dis
crrtinnnry power 10 secure material
irum oklahoma or out " the state.
Paul Ncshit of McAlcstcr wanted Il
provided that Oklahoma material
should be- used, even n II did cost
more. II was urged In opposition to
the Nesbltt amendment that while the
governor and other members of the
commission, as well as the people ~
the state, wanted To see Oklahoma ma
terial used In the construction OF the
building, vet II was not deemed wise
n tie their hands In the mntter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
SPAIN STOPS SHIPMENT
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MADRID. via Paris, March 10
The official journal publishes the an
uorncemrut that hereafter Spanish
postofficcs viii accept no parcels con.
signed to Germany, Austria or Turkey.
In view NJ the Franco British declurn
ton that merchandise presumed to
have been shipped to or from couu-
tries with which they are at war
would be- seized.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
TROUBLE COMES
ABOUT BALLOTS
Allegation Is Made That EleC-
tiOD Board Accepted
Highest Bid.
ASKING FOR AN INJUNCTION

The legality Of the formation Of
tho county election board aud lts uc
tion In awarding contract for the
printing Of ballots aud supplies 10 the
Times Journal Publishing company is
questioned In IA petition for an iuJunc
tlol filed this morning by the State
Printing and Publishing company IN
which the Times journal Publishing
company, the Warden Printing com
puuy, the Printers Publishing company
and j. 4, Disch, Paul NJ Pope and j.
B Ogleyic. members Of the county
election board are made defendants.
The petition was presented by uttOr.
ucys Tor the plaintiff this morning,
hut wa, not granted until hearing
eau bc held this afternoon
Warden Made Bid.
II is alleged In the petition that
prior 10 March s. ns provided by law
the county election board advertised
for bids for furnishing and printing
certain election ballots and supplies
10 be- used In the municipal election u
city Officers ON March l6 That In
pursuance uf suid advertisement for
bids the Warden Printing company
made "a written bid to furnish and
print the ballots and supplies for the
sum Of S4OO.55
It Is alleged that the Printers Pub.
fishing company agreed 10 furnish the
ballots aud supplies for 1915 and that
the Tlmcs-Journal Publishing com.
pnny agreed 10 furnish the ballots aud
supplies for $500 and that the plain
tlff mndr bid and agreed 10 fur.
nl,h the required supplies and ballots
for $2S75O II is alleged that this IL
the lowest aud best bid, which the
board refused 10 accept as required
b. low.
The petition further rccites that the
plaintiff Is informed and believes that
the county election board In violation
Of the law has let or Is about to let
the contract 10 furnish the ballots
and supplies to one NJ the other print
ing companies, and that the bid cN
cceds that amount 10 which plaintiff
agreed to furnish the work.
Says Board Is Illegal
II is further alleged that the county
election board is contrary 10 law. there
being two members Of the board from
the same commissioner district 10.
wit Paul NJ Pope and j H. Ogrlyie.
While some see ready solution Of
the affair there are those who are Of
the opinion that the question M to the
legality " the board may become d
very important question.
1t is not improbable that some oi
the candidates who were not allowed
to file may take advantage at this
time ana show where they have heel
damaged by the uction ~ the board
which II Is contended IN the petition
Is organized contrary tO law. Tn,
hearing was set for this afternoon anC
while some action win no doubt b,
taken at that time there Is llkcli
hood " the case being appealed unC
taken into the higher courts. In any
event the decision Of the court thl,
afternoon win probably have bear
Ing ON other cases which are con
trmplntcd against the board
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
INCREASE IN BREAD PRICE
CAUSES RIOTS IN SPAIN

LISBON via Parts, March 1O.-The
Increased price Of bread was responsi
hlc for violent clashes yesterday be
tween the police and workmen IN the
unvul arsenal The police used their
weapons freely and many persons were
Mi.rtd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
ARRESTED MAN SUSPECTED
or MURDER or TWO MORE

NEW BRITAIN, Cum March To-
Believing Peter Kmkus. ulus Peter
Mclbn, held In Wilmington. Del, for
killing Patroman Ticne, aud wound
Ing five others last SATURDAY knows
something about the murder here Feb
ruary y ~ the Rev Joseph Zeehris
aud his housckrcprr Eyu Glmanalhs.
New Britain detectives have gone to
Wilmington To Investigate The VII,
mington police found evidence on Kra.
hs nnd his companion. Berunrd
Mnnlvid, that they were IN New Ri.
tnin about the time NJ the murders.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
SOCIALIST PAPER SUSPENDED
FOR COMMENTS ON KAISER

GuTllA, via London. March 10
Herr Geithner It socialist member og
the SaNe-Cuburg diet, and the editor
oI the Gohta Nolksblutt, has been sen
fenced 10 three months Imprisonment
FOR commenting sarcHstlcally upon
Emperor Williams statement that he
~" longer knew parties, only Germany
THE \uIkshlatt has been suspended.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

towns previously in the wet column.
Fou towns that had been without sn
looms. however, went over 10 the wet
side, leaving the division Of towns
that voted Yesterday ut l02 dry and
0G wet Rochester, the largest town
voting on the license issue remained
with the vets
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
Vote for Bradshaw


Governor X. l.. Williams today sign.
rd the following bills which hu,r pas.
rd both houses " the legislature
House BIN No ~ 10y Ball. creating
the office Of county court ut Collins
vile and Chelsea, ana providing for
appointment and fixing compensation.
with the emergency House Blu No
23j by Brown, authorizing cities and
towns to establish fund tu be- known
us the cemetery fund House Blll No
1855 by Dunnt making am appropria
tlun from the bar commission fund
for the payment ot compensation of
members of the commission from July
l. 1913 10 June 30 1911 House Rll
No i6S by Barry amending section
1870. revised laws uf 1910. relating Ia
appeals from action NJ bonrds NJ
county commissioners. House Bill No
3O3 10y Wright amending section 407s
aud i122, article t. chapter ~. rcvis
ed laws. 1910 House Bill No 3Gl bv
Williams. lrgnlizing the incorporation
of the town N Tyrone Texas county
oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

The questions answered below are gen
rrai In character. the symptoms or dis
eases are given aud the answers will aB.
| pJ In sny case NJ similar nature
Those wishing further advice. free msy
ADDRESS Or Lewis Baker, College Bldg
College DllwoOd sts Dayton o.. sncloa
Ing self addressed stamped envelope for
| reply Full name aud address must be
given, hut only initials or fictitious name
VIII bs used IN my answers The pre-
srriptlons csn be- filled at any well
stocked drug store Any druggist can -.
/ der of wholesaler
h writes Il have suffered with dJs
| peslU. or nervOus indigestion more OF
l"ss Tor years. and / want you to pre-
scribe treatmeut for me my symptoms
ara the usual ones such a. psin mud
distress after eating, sour stomach
/ headache, heart burn and pain In regions
of heart OF between shoulders, conrtips
/ ton, or sometimes diarrhss coated
tongue bad breath and n score more
Am miserable, In wSrd
Answer Your case IL chronic. but hy
careful diet and the regular use of an
aid and tonic YOU should soon recover
normal state obtain packet u
double fuur stomach nud howcI meii
| line oi druggist with it are dlreC
tors THIS IL the newest and best trsst
menl know of
{. } r. asks Can ,sfyly r,du,, my
Weight and hos ="
Answer 90 to we'll stocked drug
Ist ud get five grain srhulens tablets
~ sealed tube with complete dlrections
Take A. directed and vou should soon
feel the relief YOU dealre Many n nv
patients report qulck result, without sny
harmful action whatever
Ellen 0sEs Tell me please nov 1
rsn Increase my weight and improve nv
color ! seem 20 he asnsmiy rsst ana
tired all the time
Answer. Regln taking three rr.ln hY
po nurlaue tablets with vour meals ana
soou you Win FEEL your strength return
lng nnd graduslly your weight and color
WIN ,mpt"'e his ne.i Nftsctlys
" " asks Can you nrssrrihs a
Tshsble treatment to get rd W ian
NFnh itching md f-rprish SCALP"
Answer. I KNOW Won uuu GET instant
IeIei aud permanent results by using
poln yellow minvol as per directions
Nh'h accompany each or tt
Norris asks y have suffered with
bwnlr cough FOR almost year. and
I ,at'h % fresh cold every fcv weeks Moth
pE IN" doctor gives mo helps, So
write 10 vow
A9svor You need q thorough sIsav.
cough syrup, one that not only relieves
but surely drives II from the system. The
Following regularly used will Dust any
B durable cough or cold pronntlV Obtain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
PKOHIBITIONISTS WINNERS
N MINNESOTA TOWNS

ST. PAUL, MINI. March 10. Al
mr-i complete return, tuduy from the
municipal elections held yesterday In
phout 2oO towns aud cities Of Mime.
sofa showed the unti.>aloon forces
had been successful In more than 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
Vote for Bradshaw.

4. W. White has accepted the posi-.
ton ~ advertising manager and win.
dow trimmer with the Fair store Ur
was formerly connected with "a lend
ing dry goods house IN Memphis Mr.
White was one " the first employee
In Oklahoma city " the latc r p
Mellon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

lnkc UERBlNE for Indigestion. II
relieves the pain In few minutes
and forces the fermcnted matter
which cause. the misery into the
bowels where II Is expelled Price soc.
Sold 10y Wrstfall Drug company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
The house began consideration this

afternoon Of the general deficiency
bill which had previously passed In
the senate This provides for deficlen
cy appropriations for the different
state institutions Tor the remainder NJ
the fiscal year ending June 30 1918
Also miscellaneous claims are includ
cd. Claims of the code commissions
which had gone through the srnatc I'm
"a modified form ARE being objected
10 I'm the house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
Echoesa& &: If Streets

here Tuesday The entire day the
first Of six duy series Of discussions
was devoted to preliminary discussion
aud In the evening the conference was
addressed by Rev u S Iioustrd NJ
IIiuwatha. Kan. ON the subject, The
Sons Of cod The preliminary work
out Of the way the conference proper
opened today with the meeting of the
church extension and missionary so.
rirtie- this afternoon Rev " f.
Dotteringer NJ Enid. win give
the regular conference sermon,
The meetings are being held ut the
First United Evangelical church
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

An old bachelor may not believe
that life Is fnll ~ contradictions, hut
u married yman always does,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

Doing II now" Is the root NJ sue.
cess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal, 1914
Adv

The members Of Grant WOman's
Relief corps will meet tomorrow after
noon at 23O o'clock ut odd Fellows
hall. All members are invited to be
present on time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

Mrs Hello writes 4 am Inform
cd that I m'o tldn"y trouble and that
Is fast approaching SERIOUS stage
What "uum Won prr'.'lbe
Ansnrr Ir vuur s,mrtnms nre tina
ws.H. "nr- suh as puf's under the
'Hr~ swelling ankles. s.sul ruplouS NJ
fou. ew"lnE uruu accompanied by
head H.hr. pains depression fever chlls
eic. Nuuld 0dvt.n the Immediate use
N namN..i tablets % very fine remedy
'ur sm.' N.NuIUrs. solid In sealed tubes
with IN. directions for ssH sdmlpistrn
t0on
Isms- asks "For several months I
have NOT been fesling we'll nv skin 10
sHlloN my tongue IL routed have head
ache, ann Hlrrplrss. nervous ana bothered
With chronic constipation Please help
ne"
Answer Won ured lsIatire h,od
cleansing treatment IN the form NJ three
grain sulphcrl tablets mot sulphur
Overcome the iendencr tn ronEtipa tom
sud gradually vour good heslh aud pure
blood vI. return
Poo Nerves writes. is 10 possible
10 ftnd medicine which by It's tonir or
nutruvs powers will bring the glow of
NNh''' N''' '''NN'l'' NN'k TO NlhN
uho has everything Iu tlu world but
health aud happiness nm dun FOR
Eeunl do-puudrnt weak trembling
short M breath aud suffer more nr lea.
with Inlu I'm spine and hact ~ head
AuEvrr Nour condition Indicates tho
need " strong harmless tonic nutri
Tive 10 restore nerve equilibrium. which
In turn tortlhcs and strengthens tho
organs ~ nutrition thus yltall1lng the
blood and promoting new ysll and tissue
IN take care " the waste forces Three
grain cadomene tablets. packed In seal
ed tubes with ful directions are recon-
mended In Hll such cases
ID. Y, a" writes Nv rheumatism IL
getting worse nh the ume am gel
unr 40 stiff that II makes II verv hard
Tor me 10 set around
Answer DO not worry about your
rhsumAtism, A. that can be- very easily
controlled by using the following oct
az the drug store the ingredients named
NM thoroughly and take a teaapoonful
AZ meal time aud again AZ bedtime and
you should soon he entirely relieved OF
that disaGreeable disease rheumstism
Purchase drains of iOdide Of potaasium
or, of wine Of colchicum; 4 drains of
sodium salieJlate o. comp fluid
balmwer l On comp essence cardiol
and ora of syrup sarsaparllls This
haH Tfisfird thousands md | ur, slrp "A
~ tol
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Chapter No. 10 Of the 0. r. 5. en-

Chapter No. 10 Of the q. T.. ;. en-
tcrtaiued Mrs Horlcuse Duye grand
mutron Of the grand chapter Of that
OrGrr. at the Masonic Temple Mon
day night. Mrs Duyc is muing her
official visit to the order here The
meeting was one Of the most enthus
lastic the local order has held for
some time more than l5O members
being present David HOag, grand
patron Of the order and other prom.
iuent members were present. Silver
salad forks were presented 10 Mrs.
Doyr 10y Mrs. Clarence Lee, the ma
tron ~ the chapter Two candidates
We're initiated and two.cOursc lunch
con was served In the banquet room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10
Governor X. l.. Williams Tuesd

Governor X. l.. Williams Tuesday
Jolued with executives Of other sonth
ern states In extending an invitation
To President Woodrow Wilson to at
tend the Southern Conference for Ed
ucution and Industry to be- held In
April at Chattanooga, Tenn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

Walt for opening Of Al RoSenthals 5
Fashion shop, Saturday March ld
Things beautiful ut moderate prices
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ern0r Tuesday afternoon ns follows
Senate bin No 2Sj, appropriatlng
furds for the maintenance uf the con
feueratc veterans home AT Ardmore
To- the next two wears senate bill No.
2aS. amending sections 5l9 and 500 "
the 1910 session laws senate hill No.
$50. by Barrett repeating article .,
chapter . of the revised laws Of 1910.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

The funeral Of little Eva Akers,
four ycar-old girl who was crushed TO
death beneath the wheels NJ VIII
liamsorsgIalsell Frazier truck on Fifth
aud Laird yesterday noon was held
today AZ the family residence S3l
East Fifth at $50 p IN Rev T NJ
Hunter, pastor NJ the lmmnnual Bup
list church officlatcd lntermcnt was
made at FNirlHwu cemetery The faith
er and mother of the child. Mr. and
Mrs. W. y Akcrs survive
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

The Jack Jones club Of which n s.
Sherman. Jr,, /, president viii hold a
meeting tonight iu Jones office In the
Lee building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-10

Members of the United Evangelical
church opened the fourteenth annunl
convention of ihr Kansas conference