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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
SUBMARINES ACTIVE
Rough Weather Fails to Stop German
Under Water Raiders Attempts Up
on Commerce Of England.

DUBLIN, via London, Feb l.
Rough weather has no terrors for the
German submarines declared the
captain Of the steamer Leinster, In
telling Of his boats narrow escape
from German submarine when off
the Kish light vessel opposite the
mouth to Dublin hay
"Whcn we sighted her late Sunday
afternoon. lust outside the entrance
10 Dublin bny, the weather was 40
rough that not n single passenger was
on deck" the captain said. 'rhe sub
marine approached M while she was
submerged hut she arose less than a
mile away She signalled Ms 10 halt
or we would be fired upon, but I or
tered ful speed ahead changing our
course every few miles.
"Our pursuer took the weather we'll,
Int we got the engines up 10 ~ knots
ped aud soon outdlstanced her.
The Icmstcr plies across the Irish
channel between the ports " Holy
nrud aud Kingston on Dublin hay,
The outgoing hoNt left KinRstown last
might us usual A notice was posted
10 the pier stating that the incoming
beat had been chased by submarine.
As result all the passengers except
three cancelled the trip
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
BILL GOES TO SENATE
Railroad Hospital Measure Passed by
House VIII Now 80 10 Senate and
Similar Bill IL Pending There.

The railroad hospital bill passed by
the house late Saturday afternoon II
now up 10 the senate for action. The
senate has Il similar measure on Its
calendar which assures consideration
of the subject by that body
The hospital bill passed the house
% to 10 after a debate extending for
more than one hour, Practically the
same arguments were advanced an
behalf NJ and against the bill as have
been presented In every previous legls
lature since statehood The opponents
OF the bill contended that majority
" the railroad employees do not want
the bill that to force the railroads
to maintain hospitals In Oklahoma
would mean that inadequate accom-
modatlons would be furnished and that
the railroads would be hampered by
such legislation. A motion to recon
init the bill, by W. A. Burant, who
opposed the measure, was voted
down by a large majority before the
final vote was taken on the meas
ure
Friends OF the bill contend that the
railroad men who have signed peti
tions against the bill were forced 10
do no by the railroads Representa-
tive Glasco declared that the Santa Fc
sent men up and down its line and We.
cured signatures Of section hands In.
Guiding many MeXicans to petitions
opposing the hospital hill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
LINCOLN DAY PROGRAM
Parmenter Of IAwtOn Will BE Princi-
pal Speaker and Many Prominent
Republicans to Come Here

Roy NJ Johnson and Ed Ingram,
president aud secretary of the Rcpuh.
lean State Press association on Mon
day announced the list uf speakers for
the Lincoln Day banquet to he held
tt the Skirvin hotel IN Oklahoma city
ION February T.
B VI. purmrntrr of Luwtou will
make the principal address ON Ahra-
ham Lincoln aud the following news
paper mcu will respond 10 tonsts {.
John Fields Of oklahoma city Eu
gene Lorton Of Tulsa John Golobic Of
Guthrie Jesse G. Curd Of Hugo aud
Walter Ferguson Of Cherokee Adj.
dresses will also hc made by state
Chairman Arthur H. Gcisslrr Repre-.
sentative Tom FISHERMAN, Republican
caucus leader, and Smtc Senator 4.
W Hogan.
Invitations are being issued 20 the
banquet to all of the Republican cdi
tors and their wives N the state and
to prominent Republicans in all parts
of the state, including the Hepuhli
can state committee which will meet
or the afternoon of February T. In
Oklahoma city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
RFENCH

PARIS. Feb THE French war
office gave ont an official report ou
the war which reads:
THE day " january ri was mark
cd has had been January 30 by uruI
IrrH fighting which was particularly
spirited I'm all the northern region
"Iu the southeast ur Nprr.. tnD
Germans oudruyorcd to attack our
trenches. to the north NJ the canal
hut this movement was Immediately
checked by the combined fire VI our
artillery ana infantry
Along the entire Nsnc front from
the junction ~ this river with the
Oise. Os far AZ Berry Au Rae. our hat
irrics were successful NJ certnln
points In dcmollshlng trenches I'm
course Of construction ms well q.
shelters for machine guns and I'm
sicnclug several mine throvers as
well as certain dctachments " the
enemy.
'm Champagne 10 the northeast o.,
McsmlLes Ilurus. we perfected our
organization I'm % little forest which
we took possession uf the duy before
Yesterday
january 81 was relatively calm I'm
the Nrgunue where the German. soon
TO have suffered severely I'm the r.
cent fighting
g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
10 RENEW OLD FIGHT
Bill TO Create Office Of District At
tOrney Is introduced in House To-day
By ThurmOnd Of AtOkR.

A bin creating the office of district
attorney and abolishng the office ot
county attorney was introduced In the
house this afternoon This will revive
the old fight over ubuliShment Of the
present county attorney system which
has arisen In previous sessions Of the
legislature. The bin was introduced
by J. A Thurmoud " AtokH county
The district attorney system would
become effective after January 1917.
II provides for district attorney I'm
each judicial dt-.u.r, or the state The
district attonrN - made an assistant
to the attorur, general without oddt
uoual compensation The district at.
torucy. received $1,000 and serve four
Years
A Mu by Pcrhg of oklahoma county
uIpNIps for the state carrying it-
own Insurance un un puh.ir school
buildings the fund ro hc raised by taN
alton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
MAID WAKES UP
WITH A DIVORCE
Actress Cast for Part Gets Decree
When She Testified Existence Was
Nightmare.

ST LOUIS. Mo. Feb l. - A
Dread Maids Nightmare was de
clared today today by Mrs NADIA
Churchill an actress, 10 bc the proper
title FOR description Of her murltnl
experiences with her actor husband,
Benjamin Churchill, whom she mar
ried three years ago aud from whom
she obtained a divorce today.
Il was cast as a Dream Maid in
musical comedy In st. Louis when
| met him." she testified. "Hc was
Il member Of the company and though
| thought II was love At first sight |
found that there was little more In
honeymoon dreams than the name. |
did not fall for him at first but when
he followed me to Chicago. did.
I'VE started to working double I'm
vaudeville. ! soon found out that II
WAS | that was working double. He
did not even work single very long.
After we were married 1t was 10
VIII l'hlNll'N l'l ih' Nv ulNllNEFl lN
keep his health by eating rs cent
meals | paid Tor them But / was
stlIl dreaming then.
"He liked Chicago Beach. He Ger.
talnly did While / worked he louug
cd around the beach In bathing
suit admlring himself and taking
pictures of girls In bathing costumes
He told me he had the artistic sense
and some day would make both our
names famous In play. Love could
not live long on art Judge. especially
when the art was mostly spiritual
Dancing AWAY I'm the two day
kept him going and myself. too. Then
the baby came, and the dream became
a rcnl nightmare with three In the
cast
Judge Kimmcl granted the divorce
and nsked Mrs Churchill n she want
ed nlmuny
How could get ~" she asked.
and added "No. thank YOU. never
mind the alImony You've broken mp
my dream, and that's pleasure
enough
Mrs. Churchill received the custody
NJ the child Robert one year old
Before her marriage she was Madn
PepOon She IL twenty and pretty.
Her stage name Is Frances Leonard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
FIREMEN TO GET FUND
Pension Money viii BE Distributed
and Oklahoma City Firemen VIII
Get More Than $4,000 OF II.

The firemeus pension fund of $40
270.Os is made available under bill
by Durant which WAS adopted IN
house committee Of the whole this
morning. The fund is for the purpose
of paying fircmen's relief claims In
various cities and towns Of Oklahoma
under the provisions Of the law which
sets aside one per cent Of the net
premiums collected from fire insur
ance companies for that purpose Ok
lahoma city will get total Of 49,,
HIP from this fund.
The house committee of the whole
also, adopted a bill by Durant appro
printing S27276l for expenses of the
state bar commission and two local
bills by Holmes abolishing the county
courts at Gage and Shattuck In Ellis
county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
TO PAY FOR SCHOOLS


Cllucs and towns which have state
educational institutions and which
maintain uo high school viii hc com
PEELED To assist In maintenance Of the
state school Zoo accordance with bill
ny puraut which passed In the house
committee NJ the whole this morning.
Under the terms such town pays
for support NJ tile state institution In
proportion 10 the number of pupils
Il has IN the school and the cost OF
maintaining each student In the
school The object Of the bill Is to
prevent The necessity Of the state.
through general taxation, furnishing
high school facilities to towns having
normal schools and other state In
gtltutions where large attendance
COMES from the town where the inst
tuition ~ located
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
WOMAN SERGEANT.AT.ARMs
GUARDS LIEUT.. GOVERNOR

TOPEKA, Feb. l.-Thc uuly Ilv.
Ing woman sergenntata In the
history Of the Kansas legislature Is
standing guard over the person and
office Of Lieut. Gov " Y. Morgan,
presiding officer Of the senate. She
N Miss Effle Loder, Of Clay Center
we'll known woman suffrage work
cr. This is not her first experience
In public capacity. She was for
six years assistant probate Judge Of
Clay county, serving four Years I'M
der her father, John A. Lodcr, for
mer probate Judge. Miss Loder also
was for a number of years cores
pOnding secretary Of the Fifth dis
trlct Federation Of Women's clubs.
70 make up for having woman
sergeant-at.arms Lieutenant Govern.
or Morgan has man stenographer,
sam Falrchild, Of Hutchinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
KIN IS IN PLOT
DECLARES WIFE
Prosecuted By Husband "Or His
Wealthy Family" WOman'S
Divorce Answer.
WAS ANNOYED IN HOTELS

NEW YORK, Feb l.--PersrcuIion by
Albert GalIuuu Wheeler, Jr,, "ur his
wealthy family" in an effort to place
her m compromising situation Is
the story Of the life II Mrs. Claudia
rur-Dcit Wheeler during the last
four years according to papers filed
by her yesterday IN the supreme
court The younger Mr.. Wheeler Is
seeking divorce, having named
Walter ~ Green as correspondent,
Mrs. Wheeler, who ten years ago
charmed New York audiences with
her voice and beauty, flatly denies
the charges made against her
She has long asserted that Albert
Gallatin Wheeler, her father.in.law,
who was one uf the organizers Of the
Chicago traction system, has endeav-
orcd 10 ALLEVIATE her husband from
her In her affidavit she now says
that her husband or his family
hired Walter n. Green to make
charges Of wrong doing against me
In my husbands divorce action"
Mrs Wheeler obtained Il degrees OF
separation four years ago, Her hus.
band recently alleged IN his divorce
action that she aud Mr. Green were
guilty uf misconduct In hotels at
Brookinc. Mass, Boston, New York
and London She asserts that she
has never entered the hotels in which
she Is said to have been with Green.
Tells Strange Story.
Mrs Wheeler tells AN unusual story
I'm her nffidavits' 81 am now living
with Mrs J Morris at No 50s West
13lth street" she says Il married
Mr. Wheeler when was twenty-one,
In March 1905 implorcd him at
the time not to insist on his proposal
NJ marriage, ~ I expected that | had
career before me as my parents
had spent great deal Of money In
developing my voice Mr. Wheeler
continued his proposals. until finally,
with the consent " his parents and
" my parents. We were married
"His love changed at length ac-
cordlng to her story, until from IA
man who had all the marks Of gen
tleman he turned out to he almost
flcndish In his physical abuse Of me
He made many mducement for me to
go out with others, which | refused
unless he accompanied me-
Il charge that this divorce action
Is in line with the four years " Of
fort on the part Of my husband to try
to fastcn some wrongdoing on me "
she continued. II have been follow
cd an the time. | have had to ap-
peal To hotel managers and hotel de.
trctiycy Oncluding those at the Me.
Alpln and the Waldorf, to put an
end to the attempted liberties that
men tried 10 take IN getting arqualnt
cd with me"
Mrs Wheeler asks that the conspir
Iacv which she alleged between her
husband and Mfr Green, be- made the
subject " court investigation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
CHILDREN BATTLE
BABY; DROWNED
Mother Finds Infant Dead; Little
hoy and Girl Cannot Understand
Tragedy.

NEW YORK, Feb, Louis Stone,
. years old, and Dorothy, 3, duly had
seen their mother, Mrs. Rose Stone,
bathe their infant sister Harriet. 3
months old, and today they tried to
do ~ She had done There viii be-
u sad little funeral from the Stone
home, At No. $50 Gates avenue, Brook.
lNu tomorrow
Tile bnby was asleep I'm her crib In
a bedroom yesterday when Mrs. Stone
ran ont 10 do the family marketing.
Louis and Dorothy decided II would be
II good time 10 give the baby bath,
II pleasure which their mother Ind
denied them
They lifted the sleeping baby from
the crib and carried IL into the
bathroom, where Mrs Stone had the
family washing soaking In the bath
tub filled with water. Into the cold
wnirr the Two children dropped the
baby
Every time their mother bathed the
baby Louis and Dorothy hcurd Harriet
cry But yesterday she did not cry.
There was gurglc or two as the baby
Slipped under the water, but there was
no cry.
The children became frightened ran
10 different rooms of the apartment
ana concealed themselves Mrs. Stone
was absent only fifteen minutes. When
she returned she tiptoed into the bed.
room to see II Harriet was stIll sleep
Ing. The crib was vacant. Then the
mother found Louis. and he said Har-
rIet wns having a bnth Running 10
the bathroom. Mrs. stone found her
hahy under the water DR.. Joseph
Carch NJ No. 5OG Gates avenue worked
over the Infant half an hour but failed
10 revive H.
Louis ana Dorothy did not under.
stand last might what they had done.
To callers the hoy Insisted that Har.
rlet was only sleeping on the bed,
while he turned the pages ~ picture
book aud laughed. Dorothy said she
had hnthed her own dolls In the same
way nnd they always had to sleep
long time after a bath.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
Is PRAISED
Kaiser Tells Those Departing for
Front Of Their Comrades Brave Ac.
tions: Salutes Grown Prince.

BERLIN, Feb Emperor WI.
liam. In speech to landwehr hat.
TALON made before It left general field
quarters;
II congratulate you comrades Your
wish to go 10 the front has been full
filled | thank you for the good work
you did here
- um very much satisfied with you
for know what my landwehr is
worth Everywhere the landwehr has
bought splendid)y II did w In the
eust and recently IN the vosges, Il
was the landwehr who, with the bold.
est bravery and contempt for danger,
stormed nm important height
Behave likewise comrades. My
wishes accompany You"
Afterward the emperor learned the
battalion was leaving for a place near
the crown princes army He again
addressed the men saying smilngly.
Give my salutatons ~ nv son"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
FIRST SEMESTER ENDS
Examination OF Students at state
University Started Today and I'm
rollmcnt VIII Bcgin Friday.

NORMAN. OR. Feb Mld-year
examinations at the state University
started today when more than twelve
hundred students win see whether
they have or have not been improy-
Ing their time Go the best advantage
since the middle NJ last September
Examination boo the school OF law
started Friday morning and win last
until next Thursday afternoon All
examinations lu an OF the schools
aud colleges ln the university win
close THURSDAY morning and after
noon
Enrolment for the second semester
will last two days February q and
During this time more than
twelve hundred students win enroll
iu new courses or the continuation OF
the courses they have been following
during the past semester
4 new system ur each student Sc
lectlng for himself or herself the
work they want to do VIII be install
ed at the end OF this school year
Under the new system the students
viii have to study the catalogue very
carefully aud also keep am account OF
the number NJ hours Of credit they
have completed In the various lines
of work
After ftI. ,pnr all students VINO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
CHICAGO NOT TO RE IN
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

CHICAGO Feb. Although the
American Association has been prom
lsed major league classification and
will rearrange lts circuit with n view
Of dropping one or two Of the present
cities II viii not invade Chicago at
this time, according to Thomas VI.
Chlvlngton, president Of the associa
tion.
President ChivlngtOn today said II
was possible that the ST. Paul fran.
chlse will he assigned 10 n larger
city, and that another important
change was contemplated
"No action, however, will he taken, b
he said, until decision has been ren.
dered IN the suit brought by the Fed.
eral league"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
.SNOWSTORM Is RAGING
Severe Weather In Northwest Okla
homa; Temperature Falls Fifty De
grees In Twenty -Four Hours.

KANSAS CITY. Feb Weather
bureau reports today tell Of severe
snowstorm raging over northeast ok
lnhomn which Is gaining in fury
hourly Fear is felt for cattle on the
Usage ranges. The temperature has
fallen fifty degrees at Tulsa in the
last twrntyfOur hours
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. IA
blizzard of unusual proportions Is
sweeping Wisconsin paralyZing traf
flc. There was scarcely nm outlet from
Milwaukee. either by telephone or tel.
cgraph up 10 noon and steam and
electric roads suffered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE OWNERS
TO CONSIDER DRAFT RULE

NEW YORK, Feb THE principal
questions expected 10 he considered by
the American league owners AZ their
meetings here Wednesday are the play.
or limit rule. similar to that passed
ny the National league. abolition NJ
Ihc draft rule from all clnss "A clubs
and the adoption Of a schedule for
next season.
Should the American league vote
10 abolish the draft rule. II IL believed
tho National league win follow suit
u ls necessary FOR both 90 approve the
change hefnra " hsnnmea nnarntiva
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
WOMEN WHO REGISTER
MUST TELL THEIR AGES

CHICAGO, Feb. Women voters
of Chicago must tell their ages when
they register tomorrow, according to
n ruling today by County Judge
Thomas g. Scally. They must answer
the same questions, he ruled that are
required OF the men.
Campaign managers said that the
rule would undoubtedly keep many
women away from registration.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01
THOUSAND LOVE
NOTES IN SUIT.
Artists Model Sues Private
Banker For Alleged Breach
OF Promise.
PAY FOR LETTERS WANTED


NJ" (0Itk Feb. l"''w ,hol>
aud love letters, said to have been
written bs Andrew A. Cur,,. until
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'.'''' r''' D" '"o "''o"' n""
asuns. hn IN the supreme court
Yesterday bt Miss lvctte de Won, nl
ono time am urtlsts model Miss de
Won seeks "a total of $4,000, OF which
$4,000 l8 for an alleged breach OF
promise 10 marry.
The remaining $4,000 is said to
have once been paid to her by MI
Cuneo for tho return of the 1000
love letters which she had received
from him. Nler he had obtained
the letters a.l she the money they
became rocuu.led for a short time
she asserts long enough for him to
induce her 90 nayo "thirty-one hun
dred dollar h.s' with him for safe.
keeping Now She says she has Meth
er letters nor money nor his once
promised love
Very Wealthy
MIR Cunco SIS the husband Of Mrs
Jonn Newton Cuuco, who had beer
known as daring automobile driv.
er She has appeared at many races
and once made record OF driving
~ miles In am hour They have a
son j. Newton cunco Recently Mr.
Cunco, who lives lt Scarsdale, n
Y, went through bankruptcy pro.
crcdings, but his creditors eventually
received one hundred cents on the
dollar He is manufacturer and cN
porter Of macaronl president of the
Atlantic Macaron company and has
other interests
Miss de Won tells NJ first meeting
the then wealthy italian banker In
January, 1911 I'm May Of that year
when they were at New Orleans, she
says he asked her TO marry him
He told her ne was unmarried, ac
cordlng to her complaint Miss de
Vun is twenty-onc years old
Gave Her LuNurics.
Following Mr.. Cuneus promise t'
mnrry she snvs she hcapcd many
luxuries upon her and became cnthu
siastlc In forwarding her possible ca
reer on the stage She had until meet
ing him. supported her mother, wh'
was an invalid, by posing az n mode
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-01

PETROGRAD, Feb IA commu.
nication issued late last night by the
general staff OF the Russian army re-.
ports some further progress In Fast
Prussia and desperate fighting ou the
lett bank Of the Nislulu In the re-.
gion around Boriimow the Russians
claims to have re- captured trench
lost 10 the Germans on the preceding
day and declare that counter attacks
u the Germans were rrpulsod every
where except IN one Of the Russian
saps, which the Germans captured.
The statement follows:
In the forests to the north of cum
hiunen and Pillhallcn our troops. con
tlnuing the conflict have mudr pro.
gress Nt some points.
"un the left bank Of the Nistula ON
.mnurry 10 n desperate combat wns
under Wny In the region OF Rorjl
NOV the Germans. who captured one
Of ur trenches on the preceding dHy
were attacked 10y rs utlrr uighttull
after am extremely tenacious struggle
succeeded. with the aid NJ hnyourt
chuc" iu disclosing the enemy from
the trench We almost nuuihintrd
two entire companies of Germans
captured three Officers aud more lmu
60 soldiers and also took rapid fr
ing gun.
In the course Of the day the enc.
my made n new attempt tu drive us
from our advanced trrwhcs mt was
everywhere rcpulscd uflcr bloody
struggle, except I'm une uf ous -ups
where some elements NJ the enemy
succeeded In establishing themselves
In examination the fact was develop
cd that the Germans u their attack
ON the 2sth ON part NJ our trenches
ut Roriimov. had employed four rrrI
ments Of infantry some of which
were composed Of seasoned men
our artillery ON the lcn mut n
the Vistula continues to shell the pu.
ston Of the enemy with ur'rw lihlc
advantage to MS, II demOlI ,hrd "a
German outpost and some ,rrmpn
field works damaging certain Gyrum
trenches, put three machine sdus nut