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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
FIND BOOZE In
GROCERY STORE
Police Uncover Big Plant In Place
Run as Common Grocery by &. 6.
Lee at 12i Fast First Street

Whisky, beer, near beer, brandy, all
suthc, cOcnac, wine and every other
Kind uf fnnry and attractive fluid WAS
found by the police Friday night at
the joint disguised as grocery store.
run by G.. G.. Lee at IA East First
street. according 10 the statement ~
the raldfhg Officers. chief Nichols
Wus Instrumental In mcoyerlng much
" the liquid refreshment, even crawl.
Ing under the floor and dragging out
an nrinful or two. Every nook aud
Granny brought forth fruit. the fruit
In most cases being the product ~
some distillery
Axes welded 10y Officers brought
Tor the purpose created general havoc
In the place. which has been the scene
Of police visits before An ingenious
device Tor the emergency mnnufactur
INK NJ beer was discovered among the
other nccuutrements Tor the trade. A
bottle NJ alcohol was 50 arranged In
side near beer key that 10y pulling
string the percentage ~ alcohol In
drink could he regulated to demand
the method having advantages far slL
lTrior to ordinary beer All the har
apparatus was taken to the police
station IN be- used ns evidence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
ARM ENlAN HAD
NO PASSENGERS
Loss Of Life by German Submarine At
lacked Was Confined TO Employees
Known as Nuleteer,

WASHINGTON, July 3-Amhas>a
dor Page 40 London cabcd the state
department today TINT the British
steamer tururdocd aud sunk by Ger.
man submarine had been "rruul,ltion.
Ell 10y the British government hut
that the r'Wisitiou had been cancelled
before SHE -niled from Newport News.
The status ~ the shin as heretofore
understood however Is unchanged. az
the dispatch not vet mndc public. does
not clear up the question NJ charter
The dispatch snys The Ieyland line
manager reported Ia the American con.
snl M lNrrIoil that there were no
passenger aboard the Armenian nnd
that all who pcrished were employed ~
mulrtrrr, The line reported that prior
iu her n,i voyage. the Armenian had
been rrIuI-ilioned hv the British gov.
rrnmenl huI that the rc1ulsitlon had
been uurrlIed before she sailed from
Newport News, although the shin had
not then been put huck ON the rpgu
Tar HiiIug lists of tho company.
some u,lNis on the questions not vet
cleared up We're withheld by the state
department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

llonn Glory Special music, Illustrated
NIIh Slrfcup'lrOu Views christian su
drlyur societies intermediate und senior.
90 3 p. On. Prayer meeting Wednesday 1t
\ o. ~. Ladies' Aid nt o p H. choir prnr
u'" IlursdoN N p M. u b. Ledgcrwuod,
musical director
tlTst Methodist Episcopal church.
tuurlh aud Robinson tuluf A. Chnso.
u u. pustor PROT L. 4 Barton. choir
director Mrs Frank Huhsou, orguulI.
Subject N morning sermon. II o.rloyk.
"lhr Character NJ God Subject uf E,.
"nlng SERMON s O'Clock "Uur Uncle Sam
url unh His Idea
second i'rrshStcrian-Nlnth and Nc
knl"N VI J.. tuWdru pastor Bible srhuul
~ p:lO o. m g. J Perry superlntrnd
"ni Worship and preaching nt II o. M.
aud y. m, morning theme. The Great
Messenger which will be- the first ~ q
series " sermons nu THE Grcnt Nlrsscn
grr nnd His Messages Evening subject.
Hrllgion aud Patriotism y T. : G.
g. Nc D %. PRAYER meeting on Thursday
evening leader & H. PERI,
First Divine Science church. ~ North
Robinson. Rev Ruth ualzlel minister
sunday school at 10 O'Clock sunday morn
Ing service ut II O'Clock Thursday even
ing service AT \
The sermon nj 81 Iukes church sun.
DAY morning viii be- rhy the pastor. Rev
Nnht y. Goodrich. theme. "Somr a.
poets OF Love. In addition 10 which ther,
VIII he special musical number. "Cul
vary" by Rodney A. night there will he
fifteen minute address by the pastor
and iit kt-rptng With natal ,lHs t
special musical program will hc rendered
by tn" choir The organ numbers VIII
also be- In accord with the occasion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
WAS PLOT TO
BLOW CAPITOL

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equally great catastrophe had occurred
50 great was the force Of the Concus-
sion which caused the building to trem
bic. Those who were early ON the
scene said there was 4 strong udOr OF
smuEc which lasted for some time, not
only In the reception room but In the
adjoining rooms and hall Superinten.
dent Woods, who, with the scrgeant-al-
arms Of both senate and house had
been summoned, arriving shortly after
the explosion occurred Immediately,
conducted hasty investigation They
the explosion The police were iu-
strWtrd not to admit anyone into the
building and n search was made. but
no one of suspicious character was
found, Mr.. Woods declared TINT II IN
explosive substance " any Kind had
been placed In the room, the guilty
purity had not intended any great dam.
ngc to the building The bomb was
not ,0rge enough To- dnmugc the con
stru,uon uf the building Mr. Woods
asserted that II II proves TO have been
Il bomb II was placed by some crank
who wished TO create II sensation
Come As Protest?
Some Officials of the capitol eN
pressed the opinion thut the explosion
might have been pcrpctrated 10y some
.,tt. l.. Al
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
BOTTOM LAND SOAKED
Country Between Oklahoma City and
Shawnee Is Covered With Water and
Cotton Is Badly Damaged.

Nearly all the country between Ada
ANA Shawnee Is under water especially
the lowlHuds, says Il. II Wilson state
superintendent. who returned home
from Ada Friday evening Supcrn.
tendent Wilson says That cotton Is a
very poor stand, and that other crops
are standing In water
There Is every prospect for fine
corn crop, and much good corn could
vet be- raised II farmers would pIow
their wheat ground aud plant II 10
corn, II would mature before frost
II had been reported that potatoes
were rottlng In the ground IN the Ar.
kansas bottoms. snld Mr. Wilson. but
that Is not the case. Some NJ the FIN.
est Ioatocs he had ever seen were
h"lug marketed and the yield is pro.
life.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
BOYLE WANTING
REPEAL OF LAW


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policy Of economy In running the
states government. and that curn fee.
producing deA,Etmcut should be- AZ
near ,clr,u,uA h. as possible, Mr..
Boyle ny- the proposition before the
governor with the figures.
The new law went into effect on
March ~ of this year The report
submitted Is for the whole fiscal year
ending june 30 The report is ar.
ranged $50 as tu show the receipts II
the office up 10 March 10. when the
inspection was 10 cents u gallon 10y
the barrel. and H. cent. by the gallon
During that portion " the fiscal
yenr mp to March ~ Of this year the
receipts uf the office were SlGIlO3u
During that portion " the fiscal year
since March ~ they were S3S22.3S
This IS under the charge VI cents
gallon for Inspection. one cent ~
which goes to the state and the re-
mHtglcr tu the deputies II TX esti
mated 10y Mr. Boyle that the state
win Loose ui least 5000 Il month com
l"''" """ ',' ',''P', "'"'' Wv
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'", N"'''Uw Wv ''l .., ,.,.
financial showing made hy the depart.
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l'l', 'o", l'"I, "''u " WI, !" ,'u,.u i'.'l
I""lv, III" ,rN' i'',. ~ NV ''',,'u-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
CHURCH PEOPLE HONOR
RETIRING PASTOR MINI

At the quarterly conference meeting
NJ the United Brethren church ,Nm.
mtlce composed NJ r. g. Hall, q. T..
Robert, =. w. Densford aud v q. HYDE
was appointed who drafted resolutions
of respect aud appreciation for Dr.
!. Walter Nine, who was pastor OF the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
FLOWERS BRIGHTEN ROOM OF
WOUNDED POLICE CAPTAIN

A great bouquet NJ flowers helped
brighten the room In which Police
Captain Mike COunors, who was shot
by drunken negroes several DAYS ago.
has hcen placed at 81 Anthony's hos.
pltnl following the visit Of CHIEF Mich
OILS 70 the wounded officer Friday
evening, Connors Is resting easily. hut
suffers considerable pain from his
wound The bullet. witch split into
two pieces has not vet been extracted.
II Il not likely that the officer viii be
ON duty Tor a week or more yet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
The RoCl, Island Railroad company

The Rock Island Railroad company
saturday appealed Ia the supreme
court from the judgment " the wash.
lla county district court wherein s.
W. llammack secured Il verdict for
@OOo damages against the company
Tor personnl injuries Tlummack. ac
rordlng to the petition In the case.
passed ears NJ freight train on the
Rock Island tricks at Wcnthcrford
The ears were standing over cross.
ing and others had crossed through
them Hammark started through but
was caught between them and crushed.
He claimed the company was negll.
gent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
SHOT TO BRIGHTEN
MOrgan's Assailant Says He viii Not
Believe Victim Was Hit As lie
Merely Sought to Intimldate

NEW YORK. July 3. When Mr..
Morgnn's nsSailant arrived in Glen
Cove from New York ON train this
morning he hired an automobile from
garage near the station aud was
driven by n chauffeur Matthew era.
mer. TO the Morgan summer home,
where the shooting occurred. As soon
rs The man had been uycrpOwercd,
after firing and WOundlng the nnuu.
rier, SOME of the servants In the Nor
gan home procured rope aud tied
hm securely. Judge William Luystrr
ANA Constable Fruuk McGll took him
la an automobile tu the court house
nt Glen Cove, where the contents uf
two suitcascs that he had brought
with him from New York were exam.
lncd. Onc Of these was found tu CON.
tain three large sticks Of dynamite
nud the other Il lurgc bottle Of nitro
gllccrlne. There were also two urgr
boxes of cartridges for his rVyulyrrs.
The prisoner II tall lanky man of
the rawboncd type, wns extremely
lrtlccnt nj first, but afterwards WINS
persuaded 10 talk although hr would
not say much about himself Although
he claimed lo be- uu American citizen,
courthouse officials said he spoke
with marked foreign accent.
When asked h, the officlnls who
inspired the plot, he denied that any
one had done 50,
II came To me from on high he
declared.
Ihe man seemed to mrk complete
comprehension Of what had happened
IN the Morgan home nnd Of the effects
uI lh' ShotS he lHd Hired, Told that
ne hnd endangered his own life 10y his
act because he might have killed Mr.
Morgan, the prisoner Mid he did not
mimi thni MS h" was willing 10 die.
as ne could moi stand the European
war any longer
Nh'U 'Uulr Lu'slrr told MN mat
'' N',"'7 """ ""u'u'u Nr. M"rEn"
''' I''S"'''' '''''''" 'n'' '"uI' NOT ne
81 ~, .,,... .,
,.., G .', "'"' WV
nmr, -, '1"''', ',,'n ''"' ''l" u" ~ ""'
nn r,I,h, ~. s,J.n,on,I 'I." "'"'' J"'' ~
"you c,r a., -. ,nu ,.ll, u.,n, ma
I dld ma. Jrt,. van H., ,.,,r.. ", ~, ,,t.i
.rulrc Trvst,r
The cnurt house ofrIrIols corclud,d
after thc cnmnlction NJ thoI. evomIno.
tlon that N. man ua. p.t rstIrr,,l
Among other things the mnn had
with him rnilrond tickets tn poIut. Ip
various pnrts NJ the country. lie nlso
had $40 IN cnsh
MIR Morgan had mndc arrange
mcnts 10 go tu Bar HHrhur about
September l after a visit To the Pm
rltlr coast FOR which he was expect.
Ing To leave ON July X. returning about
me end ot August
My motive IN coming here said
l'Il, was lo try 10 force MIR Nor
gan 10 use MS influence with the man
uln'tnr'rs of munitions In the United
states WIN the mlllonnlres who are
financing the war To have an cmhnl.
Z" put on shipments VI war munitions
M aS L" relieve lhe American people
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

United Brethren church Tor three
years Dr Nine has just resigned to,
take up the Chldrrns Church work
br + II. King " Paris, H.. who
viii be- the new minister uf this
church, viii preach his first sermon
sunday morning having arrived In the
city Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
MORGAN TALKED TO MOTHER

NEW York, July g Soon nftcr
Nc Morgan was shot he insisted ON
having % telephone extension brought
to his sid" and over the wire he talked
with his mother assuring her he was
not dangerously wounded aud telling
her She need not worry about his con
ditiou lie wished her 10 hear the
urWs frnw hi4 oV.u llDg first
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

A special musical program Of ma
u"nal airs Will be- given at the morn.
Ing service " the First Baptist
chucch sunday The regular choir "a
the chuFch win be- augmented. and
VIII give q specially prepared program
ire choi; loft ana organ will be decor
ntrd for the ocrasion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
J. PIERP0NT
MORGAN SHOT
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firm belief that he should 10 to Nor.
gan and ask him to end It This, hc
knew, Mr. Morgan could accomplish
because Of his great influence.
Il wanted to see Mr.. Morgan to
reason with him" the man said
Il have nothing against him"
The assnilant was cut over the eyes
10y the blow from the conl hod and
had been bleeding freely He alsu
was llmplng as result IT his en-.
counter with the Morgan servants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
Mrs. Tlllie Maury and Mr., Ira u. Er.

rlngton were quietly married Friday
evening IN the parOrs ~ the Bland
hotel by IJr II + Van Horn NJ the
First Christian church Twenty five
relatives and friends were present. The
groom Is II travelling salesman with
headquarters IN this city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
The funeral services Of Miss Amelia

The funeral services Of Miss Amelia
Sioll who died At her residence. 1929
North Lee Thursday afternoon. will
be held at st. Josephs cathelrui,
Fourth and Harvey Sunday at 3 D.
n. Special ear service will be- pro.
vidcd for friends who wish TO go 10 the
cemetery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
APOLLO CLUB CONCERT
Sunday Night at First Pre- byterian
Church With Program Including
Some Excellent Music

The Apollo clubs last concert Of the
season will he given sunday evening
at the First Presbyterian church II
will be- free to the public aud the club
ana congregation cordially invite all
who win be- present ut this music
treat The program win be- under the
direction N Edwin Nuilc Mrlutyrr
ormnsl of the church and director NJ
the splendid male choir
Practically the entire service Of the
evening viii hr devoted to the Apollo
clubs music a., pr phil G. Baird
win deliver only % very brief talk
The First Presbyterian church has
been generous In permitting the use
ot its Instruments aud rooms for the
Apollo clubs practice throughout the
year and II I'm gratitude 10 the church
for this service that the organization
Tenders IJs prugrm for sunday even
Ing The program begins promptly at
y u'clock and will include the follow
Ing:
Organ Prelude Grand OilcrloIrc
In e Minor ................. Hntl>r
Edwin yuiIc Mcintyre
Singing u' Congregational HYMNS
Nuth,m "nIc,, tie Lord q.
Ny SOUP ..................Pul Paine
The Npullo club
Scripture Reading ............
Part Song. "tu-t for Today" ... Abbott
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03


Central pr..,,,,r;., r,,t,,, an, u,.
,ry. l,ry ,Los & Weaver ma.tnr ser
vices. n a. m rommuuion W,ml,.rs and
Friends urged tu be- present sis II m
rw Iw-h'toriln lruthurhood l.l5 p m
wui0r rulouor
First pIt.d rr..b,t.ri,, Ni,u ,,I
Erlduay. Edgar Puntrnnsv smith npsr"r
uhhuth school at 10 a. m. prcnrbinp nj
rrrnrb rn rbr ',ii.rt "nchni,I'nr ,hc
,ro.. mud u'rl, ,tost I,nunrt,r st"r
bon Life Yon nrp invited to ltfend ali
services
~. ap'i"i a. ',, n'll United Brethren church
~ ,,'"' u, ~" u, ",, "',i,u""'', ~.
XIX u, III N'I' ''E ",
'' I'D ''l Nv WIS, h,H"' me- IIh'
N"''.' -'' '"' '' u. "'. "" h' l'I. N,"'.
I..r' .',.,,nh "r-,,p W. n"I .,''.
"''."m' u" 'l N'l''f a. NW'''. I'''''
Mo.bIprt,p N,.pu. u,ntI.t ,bur,b
Wn.Unvtnn and Walker - n lIirfi,ld
msiur SunIn, srhnnl n.ii ID IN sidney
i THyInr .uprrlptcndopi Services II
-, M and ~ m mnior n f. T.
.i.ls m Miss Nnry nlrbcl lender. senior
'U y f. l. 70 m Miss ml1 William.
.r.c.l,Irrt srr,iol rlu,ntlonnI service in
fhr morning lrd b, j e. SinIcup. score.
General Convention The evening ihrWr'
Tho Cost NJ F0r,1king nof Eyeryhofv
invited
second tt,l,.d p,..byterIan rbu,rb cor.
NOR TW,pty ti'rJ and western Ulble
school no a. m ur,n.hing iI n IN and &
r m u., q A. Riuglnud pnsror
-,,.,
., tHN lutheran 'hur'n- IWc'Hh NJ"
N"n''''" i.',, N'"'"nn, Nr n,''' .,s,,
a.'l,' W."
I'Il. W.T. '. ,"""1 W,,,,.III,' , ~, '"''
..,..' ...,' s,,t un.,....
..''4. ,'" ,, ,,i -. ., ~,
'' l",n,. ,,u ",g ao, w., g@,,r, p..,,.....'
,u' ..','''l l." -I o"u,n m,,"''
no ''''.'+ "'''"'u ""''"R '""''"''
seventh. ba Nd,cntist church ~ West
Seventh street Nu services In the church
sunday s'r'i.r, win hr hold SUNDAY
nlrh. nt 10 hl large tent corner ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
NelO Charters

Secretary Of State j. l.. Lyon Sat
udm ISSUED the following chuurr,
The Aroku nsyiug PARK association
capital SloaD. iucurporators r.. T.
Nimmugcr q T. Ray, Jr. Loui,
Ro,m,l,N T. q Johnson. j. s. Fm.
tun Nubn.
puliWs oil compan oklahoma
city, capital 325uoO. iurorporator-
'corgo W. Clnrk Guy q. Fisher r. r.
Armstrong, ubluhomn CITY
~ Reno on aud Supply company
IT l'"uo. capital NOOO; ucurporat0lH.
j. A. johnson Lou A. Juhusou. ~
Reno, iiIlic Goodvcll Robert Hart.
ruid
Lmhard Motor Cur company Mus
kogrr. capital, $1,000. lucorpoutor>.
T. O.. ln|rll William I. ludmrd.
Major 49, g. Cou1hIIl Muskogrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

The student who takes up medicine
VIII find 1t more pleasing than taking
II down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
N o TIC E!

We have Just opened fully equipped electric shops for re-
building and rewndng generators motors meters Transformers
coils aud everything electrical any make We engineer and erect
plants mills elevators factories and lighting plants None
too small or too large
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

Central Freely trrinn, Twelfth and Hnr-
'rN, Rev thas 4 Weaver, pnstOr. Ser.
Vices. ~ q. M. communion Members aud
friends urged tU hr present s.lj o. m.
Meeting viii Boz in charge uf the South
ru lw-hHtoriuu llruthurhood 1.l5 p m
,rulDr culpuyur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03
REAL az NJ OUERS

Monday ught also dancing after
noon at ,hr Auditorium pavilion
Join the carnival crowd tuullht
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

Ini,ersltY Place Christian church
Twenty eighth and Mckinley e. o. lunU
p1sfur bible sauuul y.h %. m. \ g.
llilpu superintendent Music hy or.h"s
ira. morning srrylrr II, subject "l'rr".
dom" Special music. bon lWucr dircr
ton lunlur rndruvur . o. M uruhl Petit
John leader. senior rudraynr g. MARY ili
kar president. rNculnE service s. subject
"rhr rh, Slplau Prayer service Mri.
nrsdal p on prrylrw NJ Sunday school
lussuu wednesday, 20 g. m. .hUir urnr
tlyr Friday. t.iH o. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

First Unlt"d Presbyterian. Ninth and
I't' idNaN Edgar ruutrmey Smith. pastor.
Nhhuih school 100 10 q. m preaching nt
10 %. m. aud Z 10 p M, The pastor viii
ufrnrh un the subject "Bohuldlng the
ross. nud "Ihr Most Important Step
boo LIE ion nre Invited 90 attend all
services.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

Ma,Nood Christian Ninth aud rhli-
lips Carrot " McQuiidv pastor Hihle
,.hnrl M p.lO e. ". tnllurmln 100 charge
Junior rudcayor 90 % sruior rndcnyur ~
G.ll. preaching 700 N ANA IS hy the pastor
woruinr subject "A serious Hour. ry
unlng subject "Ihr Land NJ the Free
pru,pr meeting Wednesday evening It y
choir rehearsal Thursday evening ni N
" T. Bailey. director
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

capitol Hill United Brethren church
EihIr school ut $40 H. m community -ur.
'0r" 80 II 20. m led hy Or Niur Orgnu
IIriuu ~ the children church 900 . 49,
e. o. No 7.lj lri by Miss Blanche Lane
Jubilee service nt o. m led by pr Sine
PRAYER meeting M = m Thursday
tb"ru, rehearsal Friday evening 900 S.
Welcome iu ull Walter A. smith pastor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

Chapel ~ the Rcdremer. tcoloredl 49,
Nu East Nmth street Services ui . ..
~ Rev J. Edmcad minister
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

Tho services ut the Fltst Christian
church viii pafi1kc NJ the nntnniir order
In the morning nr n g. Van Horn viii
spenl On the theme "Tho Huud NJ gnd IN
American Histnrv In tho evening rIs
subject Oil he what and Whore is Heav.
en- E,cry onc n cordially lnyltcd 10
'ttcnd both services The music nj the
First Christian church WIN be- NJ m ,rc
or lees patriotic nature az both Services
Mr. Chns NJ Miss will hfvc charge and
VIII Pc nss'strd hv The rpgrhr orches
tra. the solo qunrtcitc. and The mll rhn.
rus choir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

German Evangelical church tSNnod 81
y a. 4 Walton un~t"r SunlH, luN
g. no service. choir Friday night l1dID-
AID win meet with Mrs W Npuhau.r
lluG Enst slh July Young peoples 81.
.l,'y Imt o. vl'h Mrs lrrnuDkrr. 1901
West Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

FIRST Church ~ Christ scientist --
Eleventh nnd Robinson; services nt " o.
m aud \ p m subject "God Goldrn
text. Lev 2O'l2 Testimonial meeting We'd
ncsdny nc \ H. m, SUNDAY whool Mt
20 o. m. 4 free reading room and cirru
hitting library 0rr maintained m rooms
3la3li n1um building Open daily pN.
cept SUNDAY aud holidays from 10 u m
IN p % M The public II corthlly Invited
IN the srtvicrcs aud the reading rooms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-03

The National \ulhrm "Ihr star
Spunglcd Banner .....,....kry-
The Apollo club and Congregation
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-11

Seattle, Wash;=-Seattle has been
paying the homage of chuckles and
filters to Charlie Chaplin for weeks,
while he performed his antics on the.
street -, ~ = ..'... =.
But-sh!- lit wasn't Charlie at all
Charlie, the funny fellow of the
film world 1t was Louie Post Muel-
Ter, who has acquired most of Chap.
Inns tricks of expression and mirth-
provoking business and looks enough
like him to be his twin -. =, =.
He is but Il years DID, and acts as
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-11
How. TASTE CHANGES

: Funny that the very fellow who
:begs a girl for lock of her hair in
the cowtship days when he kisses it
so fondly will swear like trooper if
he finds one of them lin the butter
after he is married. Florida Times
Union, -,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-11

a living poster fora; film house here
having been grabbed by the man
ageras he was going to, a masque ball
lin a Charlie Chaplin makeup. Z