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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20
Reply to Germany to Be Submitted
to Cabinet To-day Will Leave No
Chance for New EVaSiOnS.
WILL REFLECT AMERICAN SENTIMENT
President Convinced Further ParIeyS Would
Be FarCcal- Orduna Attack Not to
Delay Answer, Which Probably
Will Go This Week.
from The Tribune Bureau

Washington, July 19-Pdent Wilson and Secretary OF State
Lansing for hour and half this morning the
reply Gmanys latest the Lutana
agreement the questions involved Both
strong attitude already taken believed
agreed the Cabinet draft which leaves doubt
the United States its determination
American rights IN the high seas
The prediction freely made among officials that the will
the rights American citizens the
wordd little opportunity for Germany other
than direct reply questions evadd in the last from
It felt that further paey without actually meeting on some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20
STOPS HYMNS TO DANCE
Atlantic City Mayor Denies
Police By Sunday Two-Step.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune }

Atlantic City, July 19.-Mayor VIII
iom Riddle Of this city stopped the
land on the Million Dollar Pier during
- sacred concert last evening ana
ordered a two-step. lo
~ know it's against the law to dance dance
here on Sunday" he announced, "Dut
: dom, believe Sunday dancing is any
yorse than Sunday golf. I'm going TO
Ssnce with the prettiest girl on the
T;er' T% Five hundred joined him, and
The police did not interfere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20
WILL HEAR MISS ADDAMS
President Will Discuss Peace
with Her Tomorrow.

Washington, July 19.-President Will
son will discuss with Miss Jane Ad-
dams, Of Chicago, on Wednesday the
outlook for peace in Europe. Miss Ad-
dams recently returned, after visiting
the principal officials of many OF the
belligerent and neutral nations abroad
as the representative Of women's
peace movement.
The President has been informed
from other sources that there is little
prospect of an early peace in Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20
Castro in West Indies.

St. Thomas, D. W. l., July l9.-Ci-
Iriano Castro, former President Of
Venezuela, arrived here to-day from
Port of Spain, Trinidad, coming by
way Of Porto Rico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20

London, July 19.-Can Warsaw be
held? With the German Field Mar
! shals Won Hindenburg on the north and
Won Mackensen on the south whipping
forward the two ends of a great arc
around the city, it is realized in Eng
land that Grand Duke Nicholas, COM
mander in chief Of the Russian armies,
has the most severe task imposed on
him since the outbreak of the European
war. The military writers of some Of
the London papers seem to think that
the atsk is wellnigh impossible.
There was sustained confidence that
Germany's previous violent attacks
along the Bzura- -Rawka front would
never pierce the Russian line, but the
present colossal coordinate movement
was developed with such audiences
and carried so far without meeting Sc
rious Russian resistance that more and
more the British press is discounting
the fall of the Polish capital. While
not giving up all hope of its retention,
the newspaper are pointing out the
enormous difficulty the Russian armies
have labored under from the start by
the existence of such salient.
May straighten Line.
Having been unable to straighten out
their line By an advance through East
Prussia in the north and Galicia in the
south, the Russians have perpetually
faced the pincers of the Austro-Ger-
mans, and if these can now be suffi-
ciently frightened Warsaw must go, and
with it the entire line.
As was the case on Saturday, when
the Austro- Germans recorded the sue
cess of their offensive in the east, no
official communication from either Ber-
lin or Vienna had reached the London
newspapers at midnight.
In the absence of additional official
information from Petrograd, there is
nothing to throw fresh light on the
eastern front, but the Austro- o-German
advance could hardly so soon have lost
its momentum.
According to the latest accounts, the
Austro- German forces, advancing from
Przasnysz, were within forty miles of
Warsaw, while to the south Won Mack
ensen's centre was, at certain points,
within ten miles of the Lublin-Cholm
railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20
WARSAW'SP PERIL
CROWS AS FOES
LINES CLOSE IN
Ends of Big Arc to North
and South Bend Further
Toward City.
GERMANS HURLED
AGAINST LUBLIN LINE
Make Desperate Efforts to Break
Through from South Toward
Polish Capital.

London, July 2o.-"The Morning
Posts Budapest correspondent re-
ports that the gradual evacuation of
Warsaw has been ordered by the
Russians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20
GUARANTEE

Your Money Back
If You Want Il.
See Editorial Page, Frat Column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-20
WEATHER

PARTLY CLOUDY TO-DAY, To-
MORROW, FAIR.
Yesterdays Temperatures;
High, $751; Low, 20.
Full report on page ..
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Continued Oh page 3. column 4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21
Die bentise Gage, i.

@uS 8eutihlono iinb sipei erfren-
li6e Nadridten eefommerb Die cine.
oaB Die @efobr fir Sit-8reuBen uttr
@oietl nit ben mabrenb Ser leBtcn
Gage uber Die Guifen errungener
Sfegen nieoer einmal beenoet let
Die anbere, oaB Die 8eutiden iesi
8erOun eingeihloifen bdtten nno oie
gelagerung int @rnit beginner fon.
ne. 9eioe fino bon 8ebeutung fir
Die alleemeine Sage. gbemlo finb es
Die Nadriften aus @ali5ien rno Der
glifonit1a, Die uns %erfennen laiien,
onB oie Hniien nod t1i6t in Sieben-
biirgen iin0 uno bob int ipeitlidell
@ali5ien Die Geriuhe Ser Gniien, Die
Sffeniipe mieoer al ~ergreifen per-
geblid eemeien iino. Nimnlt mafl
bier nod binau, ooB Die Dentihen
an Der aisne itn5peifelbaft Die 81
feniipe ereriffen baben uno bob Sic
llnpabrbeit Der rllifiifen Rodridtell
iiber Die @ernidtlng Der 9iirfen iibef
allen 3meifel erfpielen lit, 10 fonn
man mol iagen, 0aB Die gauge Gage
bellte fir 9eutihlano uro feline Ser
bitnoeten iebr aiinitia ausfiebt.
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lleber oie @benue 2eopolo orof.
men Die S6ritte oeuti9er Watrolen.
Die leibt gebouten Studpalaite, Ole
iif) Den 8lid cuffs Meer nit einem
tagliden &ufi9lag bon 5 Srancs be.
5ablen laiien, er5ittern linter oieiem
eiierlen Sritt, Der eiren nellen
Hbptbmus in Die MooebGoer ser
belgilfet &iiite~ 9ebradt bat.
Die ginipobner ieben bon Meis-
trallen uno bon SAB ouf oieie blaue
9aaife. Sic baiIen ben &riea aid
oesbalb, neil er ibnen oie Saiion
1914 peroorben bat. Die ldone SIt-
enoer Saiion, pom Ser man a..
i6rteben bate:
pSout a11nonce que Ia Seine 0eS
Blages". oeia Fl beureiliemeltt fabori-
lee l'annee oerniee, connoitra, cefte
aimee, line iaiion plus briQante en-
core, pour le plus grand plaiiir SIS
innombrobles changers, les botes,
ct le bon renom Be Pboipitoliere BEL
giqne.e
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tpaltine in biibiden 3irfnlaren Ser
gd15en aroBen MeIt miteeteilt, uno
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iiber oieie blenbenoeil Soffnunaen
bintpeggegqngen, CT bat aaef Entg
hiirfe pieIe nno gfGne, anes @liits
uflo ale ntoioideinbelen NGdte an,
Sfran0e beepeef.
&c lit Mittag.
Die oeutifen Matroien fonnnel
bon Der StrnBe, Die nod Sbouroui
ffibrt. Sic bieeen am Harc 2eopoIo
nb, lino Sieben In b~ammernoem
8leididritt sum s4~itriaoI binanf
Sum aurfool 0itenoes, Ser in Mar.
NOR unb gronse eebettet, an idsne
8raiien unS @Iiifsritfer, an oen
aaufb uno oas @auiden einer 3eii
%erifnert. fir Die mir be1tte gar fein
@eritanonis baben.
Die 6eutiden Motroien spdraeIr
fif ollrh oas peitnuslaoenbe fhmie.
oeeiierne Sitter, uno id GaIie mid
! bineintrogen bon oieier 6loiien @eI.
lie. Die Sunqens aus Sambura.
Bremen un6 9an5ia baben ouf oeli
meiden Teppifen Ser SGle Guar.
tier beaogen. Sic boben iidl o6nt
I'M 9eiib einer Carte oe circulation
bans fes inlons" 81 ieiu, giutriti
bier perThafft uno 6eipeaen lid
nit einer Observation-Disclosures III
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@ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO.

325 4lamo gIa8a- biibid ntoblierts
refine 3immer, soc, 75c, ST per Sag;
$500 lno alfpdrts per 8o6e. Simnaer
nit 2 8etten $500 per 8p9e. Mltes
SelepAon grodett 658.
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Ools INTO Goble.

8ir holten bic bette &oble ntlb bas
bette grennboI5. BroDiert ur3. @Iass
BopS C Ggal So. grodett 6053. Reles
Gel. 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21
Ter iua6re Serr in 8nklanS.
Berlin, IL. DECEMBER.

@ln oeutld1er 8roBfanf1naltu, Der
|5tpan5ig Sabre lang in 8etersburg
(dniaiiig par unb 8e5iebungen 81
ben boditen Sof- ul1o @ilitGrfreiicn
unterbielt lit iest, bon Dem aIlges
meinen @usmeiinnesbefebl ~betroffen,
rod Gelitidlano ouriidgefebrt. SIN
rgerliner Sageblattu er5ablt er iiber
Die 3uitanoe IN &uBLano: Der ci-
genilide Diftafor BON MaBIano, Der
iiber cine unumihranfte Modt per-
fiigt, lit beute @roBfiirit Mifofai Ai-
folaiemitih. @r lit Der 6err Der Ga
|ge, unb Elm einfafer @efebI BON
ibm geniigt, @eIebe fiber ben Saufeu
5n iperfen. Ser 4useiiungsbefehl,
Ger am 90. Oftober erIaiien fpur6e,
mltroe bon ben 8ebor0en in ieinent
Nomen acknowledgement. sSds feIbit
bate Can't meiner .ge5ie6ungen aud
nod Der Griegserfldrung oolfonls
men oas freie 4ufeftbaltsreht ut6
blieb in ultgeitortem 8erfebr nlitSen
Gertretern Der rufiii6en @eb6roen
|1lno ben Sffi8ieren. Oils Ser glts-
tuetlungsbefebl fam fonnten mir
ielbit meine 6odgeiteGteh Srelirloe
niht belfen. 8em iie iagten mir,
aegen einen 8efebl oes @roBfiirlten
Nifolai 9tifolaiewitid lit uidt AT.
5ufdmpfen. Gin @irflider @ebei-
Her Slot uno Senator batte cine
eeltide 8ermanote, elm fleines odt-
iabriges Meaoden Bel iif. anh er
muBte oas &ino wegfdiden. aae
leine gemiibunget, cine Mnsnabme
81 erfDirfen, paren bereebIif. Ser
Staotbdtptmann bon Betersbura
Shirt S~bolensfp IieB Ben Me6nfteur
Der uNotuoie @remio4 borfnoen 1itb
|%berlangte bon Inn, oaB er ole Seq
ortffel 9eeen Die SentiGen maBige.
Ter &eoofteiir Suiporin [ieB a6er
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@roBfiriten banoIe, nnb oas qeniia-
te, oaB Der Stootbauptmann nidlt
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Mlltter, ben ginfluB oes @roBfiirften
5u brehen. Die Bdrtei Ser Gfpar.
gen Sunpert Die ultrareoftion6ren
nit Dem Grieesminiifer Grfoiit4
fi1om uno Dem @roBfiirften an Ser
Spite iino Die Stdrferen. ed, tpeis
aus einsemeibten 9reiien, 6af, lid,
am Sole inter Der Siibrnna ser
|erip1buten Siiritinnen cine Yarfei
gebil6ef Bot, Die einen buIoiden Srfe.
|oensidlib berbeifiibren m5dte..
GAon fraef man hi oieIen Rreifen
|iiatiirfif nlir, ipetttl man Inter fif)
nit gang offen, narum man sen
Grieg nit 9eutifIano fibre, tparuri
mon iidD BENT fir Sranfrei6 Iii
3eug lege. Cos iff nit bon Serren,
Die I'm @inifteriilm bo6e Stellen eth.
febmen, ausoriidlid er3d6It NOR.
Den. Die auiierin fat iid aud auf
ous itarfite bemiibt Die bonn @rob-
f%iiriten perfiiate augipeifung aner
Gentiden riidgangig 3u MAIDEN. Sci
Ger pergebens. Ger G5ar ielbft foll,
. Bat mir Elm 0ffi3ier, Der erit fins
lid aus Dem Sauptquartier suriif.
qefebrt it, er51blt, ouBeruroentlif,
~triegsmiioe iein. Sci Dem leb.
ten 9ciude ser 9ruppen mar
Der @8ar furdtbor entiest iiber ole
%unaebeuren @ernidtungen, sic Ser
arieeg nit lid] ge6roht bat un0 Sic
miberoroentlih bobe 3obl BON Der.
iplnoeten. ssn Mosfau oIlein lieaen,
oos meiB i6 aus Der iiderIten 0uef,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21
8reit Yrtft fnr seras: 9oanertas q, Sannar 1915.

ben bo6eeiteltt. Ole aonoelaber, sic
marmornen 3reppengeldnoer, bia
SLIDER uno 6~ron8enen Siguren fino
nit itou6iiderem 2innen iiber5ogeu.
1nf oen Seppi6en Ser GGle mir
genos Elm SdmuBfled, nirgenos Elm
Stuf gapier. Na9 ieoer MabIaett
miro aufgeraumt. @iro galor
S6iff" 9emodt. 9enn ser See
mann Mil eS ni6t nur gemiitlid),
%lotoern ard) iau6er baben.
Die. Slut ser gaoegdite fonnta
ieoe @iinllte pteoer in oieie sGle
6nriidquiGen. Man wiiroe nidtS
o%era1oert, ni9ts 5erltort, nidts 6e-
l6mltbt finoen. Waoame @oQi fonn-
te iid) al1f oie 8iibne iteaen uro ibr
10 rarb abeeioetes &on5ert b%eginnrn
@ber oie 3eit tit nod nidt eefont-
met.
9uf Dem 9ei1 uno tief eingebetiet
tn Den idonen, breiten 6trano ite-
ben oeutide 8atterien.
$50 ionit Die aroBe @elt an u11ber-
elei6li6 idonen COMMENCEMENT
iih r1tbelos crying, no int duff uno
gtieoer 8Iife setauift, Chen gebc-
gen uno frieolides @epI6nfel nno
Gorpoitengefe6te beimlider Winne
geiblagen ipnroerL iino iebt S1iise,l,
grdben ansgeboben.
9euti6e Matroien iteben auf Ell.
ierner 8abt uno ip6ben mad Ror.
ben. Sic fpaben nod @eIteu, oh
Die III Der Come leudtenoen franso.
ltl6en Gotboien iber Den ael6en
.Sano i6leihen.
Der aampf Inn Mouee OH noir
i6tpei9t.
ltniere blauen Sungen ba6en elite
1elte Note in 6as Sorbenlpiel BORT
oben gebrnbt. Gin anoerer aatnpi
1T entbrannt.- gs gebt Inn anoere
Sarben.
ltno tper oie ltarf befpebrte @od)t
bort obert 9eieben bat, ieet in oieiem
fpiloen Spiel aGouge OH bleu0 nun
o1if oas glan Ser oeiitiden Motroien.
Seinri6 9inoer,
Observation-Disclosures
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-21

le, cine Mtuion 8ermtnoete uno
ungefobr 5nei MiQionen Soloutelt
iouen bereits ouBer @efe6t geiebt
moroen Ietn. Mfan erfabrt, oaB es
5tpiidett benz G5aren uno Dem @ron=
fiirlten gu elmer erregten Altseinan-
nerfebun9 gefommen lei. Ser g5or
ion 1i6 gedl1Bert bobet, es pGre CUR,
6rieoen 8lt i6lteBen. Nifoloi Ntfo,
laiepiti6 ioG ibm ernioert ba6ell
u@enm on 6rieoen mabit, BONN
gebt es Inn oeinen Sbron rno nm
meinen &opf. Sieb on gu, mie 81
nit 0einen oeutiden @eibern (oe,1
Siiritinnen) fertig mtrlt, NIT Sen
oeutihen W1nnern tperbe id) idotl
fertig tperoen."
@s giebt mol niemotto i'm gansell
&ei6e i9 meme inter Den Sc.
biloeten - ser I'M @rnlt oaron
gIaibt, oaB Die 9epeid)en an Sen
oentl6en &aiier unb Ser 8efebl altr
@obilmadune pom G5areit tpirfli6
ielbittanotg perfiigt poroet Ieien
Sn @abrbeit fin6 iie Elm @erf ocs
8roBfiirften Nifolaoi NifolaiemitfdJ.
Seoenfads beItebt 5tpiid)en benz Serr-
fder utb Dem observation-disclosures
Ger @rrneen Elm aeipanntes 8erbalt-
mis-. Nifelai MifolaietDiti6 lit lin
ter oen 9ruppen ols lebr arauIan,
uito iebr bart berihrien. 3fpei gei-
ipiele MIR, oie ih a[eroines MIR ge.
bort babe, Die aber Ole 9furt6e burd,
alfe S~ffi5iersforps hidden: Chen
Srompeter, Der Elm fali6es Signa(
gegeben bette, lieB er atf Ser SteGe
eri6ieben. @inem General, ser pie
ipater &ennenfampf einmal All Ipat
gefommen Dar, RIB er e~igenbGnoia
Die gpouletten berab. SIN Seere
feblt es bor aqem, pie Ser @roBfiirlt
ielbit einem mir b~efrennoeten ruff
ihen Sffi5ier, Der fur5lih i'm
Sanptquartier peilte, mitgeteilt bal,
on @elo. Die Mnleibe bon flint
O%fillionen Hobel Die felt @oden auf-
liegt lit beute nod nidt ponaeseih-
net. gs feblt an @~etpebreit, an Mii-
milton nnb Stiefeln. Die gonse arc
be &ausinoiiitrie NnBlanos lit belt-
tie oanit beidaftiet, Stiefeln su per-
fertigeft. 50 1T es erfl1rIih, oaB
Die 8egeifternng, Die gu 9eginn 6es
Grieges bon ben eef1Iieen 8relie-
|ogenturen in Die @eIt binousteleara.
pbiert tDlroe, feline ebrIi6e lit, auf
ieoen SAT- nibt 5u pergleiden nit
Der groBen nationalen 9egeiIterung,
Die 9euti6lano Bel @usbruh 0a8
arieges ergriff. Sn bielen StGotan
iporen Die Wanifeitanten einfa6 be-
5oblt. Sic Rente erbieIten IS Scope
fen per Sag un6 fanoen es natiirIid)
beeqnemer, 81 manufacturer itott All
orbeiten- Sd meiB bon einem Soa,
mo Elm @~roBidnei6er erfIarte, er
tonne Die 2ieferungen nidt efu6al-
ten, oenn feline 2eute fdmen nid,t
CUR ar6eit. Sic b4tten ibm QeIaat:
8ir baben es nidyt nottpeltoig, au
arbeiten. @ir befommen IS aobe-
fen uno braudett nidts gu tuil, dis
lpa5feren 81 geben nno All idreier.
.SQS lit ms nudpnphntpr 4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-27

they murder. young
roll oneswihout the honorable
partnership. "
Attending group reporters newspapers
hshed country
they?
No. single mentioned the girls his
STORY" They told everything the
And today the whole world world
We take off them!
inprso lin iNauke
perhaps fatally
ladder, ..s-s.@. ~ cidents
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-27

Milwaukee. : Nine persons injur-
ed, one perhaps fatally, in six auto ac-
.cidents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-16

CONTINUED from rNgo one,
this Bulgarian onslaught which appnr
entity hn, begun with extraordinary
yigur
What viii Grrecc DO?
What Greece win do In event the
allied troop, arr forced back over the
t,rrrk border is .till II matter " spec
uation 4 message from t;rcccc says
the government viii extend tu the Ser.
hlans the same privileges as those ne
corded to the French aud British In
cnsc NJ their rucruuchmrnt ON Greek
territory. but la view " the fact that
no definite announcement has been
mndr as tn what these privileges will
be-. further than the original state
mrnt uf Premier Skuuloudls that the
allied troops would be- permitted to
reach the sea unmoestcd, the lutcn
tlous " Greece remain obscure.
On Galician Front
On the Gnllcuu front the Russians
while admitting they have yielded
some ground In the urlghborhood of
the Styr forts, do not cunCrdc they
have been forced back across the river
as * clnimcd In the German offirml
communication " yesterday
Further details NJ this fighting will
be- necessary Ia determine whether the
Russians have lost the town NJ Czar
torlsk aud whether Russian control NJ
the Kovel Sarny railway Is thereby on.
dnngcrcd.
PARIS. Nov. 10 80 Il. m-Thc
Scrhlans have rccapturcd Knlkendelen,
taking 620 prisoners and large uunnti.
tips VI munitions. according 10 the Ath
cns correspondent Of the Journal, tele.
Thing SUNDAY.
MILAN. Nov 10 Earl Kitchener
nntlsh secretary ~ war has arrived
ut Nmdros lie Is accompanied hy the
gcncral Of Egypt according to a Salon
iki dispatch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-16

III" Interest lukru by the press thnt
we have been uhlu to nr,umull.b the
things We have That Iha i.u worthy
caus" IS shown 10y the evidence ur
statistics showing that we have lUuuu
fatal accidents iu the Industries alone
every year. aud 2.OOoUoU accident.
Witch might casll, terminate fatally"
Exhibits Teach Lessons
The safety exhibit located iuu room
adjoining the main huuuu.l haI.
where the business session, were held,
were thruugrd with delegate. during
lnirrmis~luns The exhibit consisted
of samples of the best safety devices
known, with huIlrlus used h1 many
companies iu their crusade Tor Sufrly.
Hundreds ut photographs were uu di,.
play showing machines q. they were
property ur improperly guarded The
morning session WIS adjourned short
ly before noon aud u picture ml,ru NJ
the delegates lu the street on the
north side uf the hotrl General talks
viii feature the afternoon session. \
moving picture exhibition win hr
shown Tuesday night at the Musical
Art Institute showing how most nr.
cidcnts happen und the different
safeguards which may be- taken Ia
guard against them An exhibition
team In first aid from the Rock H..
land safety first bureau viii also give
Il demonstration
Sectional meetings will feature wed.
ncsdny mornings program. Discus.
Slons on how best to educate the work.
men will he held In the afternoon.
The first annual banquet win be- held
Mt 0:30 O'Clock In the evening tho
speakers nclNlmg Governor Williams.
Mayor Oycrholscr aud others.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-16
SAFETY MEN
IN SESSION
Continued from Page onel

nasionnl safety organizations, discuss.
Ing In particular the work done by the
National Safety council, with head
quarters IN Chicago.
THE public press must be thanked
for the wonderful improvement that
has taken place IN the mdustrles." "
said MIR. Scott 1t Is only owing 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-16

uu,. her husband praNs that The
court will grant her her umidrn name
a the decree, Is mudr" Olive j. smith
Il. the name wished hy Tine defendant,
whom her husband accused. was
guilty uf extreme cruelty wnd neglect
ur murim vows and duty
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THRONGS SEE
GRAND PARADE
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Auu0lo music rlub or Oklahoma CIr
lu the third division nrpdrI r' ,
UanI. came tbr rrprl, JriII rrpm nf n
aa Temple Of tpr Mystic Shrine rnr
mIIn Aub Patrol f,Il,orl d, ,tI,.r
uniformed dl,i.i,r- .f n. uu.u,i,.
order Including thr hui,bt. .r.mplur
RBal Arch Nln,ou.. HuIr InU.. NIp
~ou. In rrmliu. uuJ officer. M tbr
Masonic Grand IoIpr ~ Oknhnuo
In the fourth division were tn. pi,-
nrrr organization I,uo,,p n. rhr mi ipb
u miners and civilian. nr out,mnhII..
Ihi. vn, fnr LARGEST .4rtjnp or fb.
pageant. and h is said that more than
l.auu automobile, were Ip fine diI,i.r
au goruruu,B decorated for fine o..n.
sion
Parade Through CITY
The lime uf march Wa. Rrundvn..
south tp Grand avenue. west rp IluI
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The jury which was hearing the
evidence n the SiOWu damage suit
against Jess willard Wus excused
Monday night 10y District Judge Old.
frId. To report "Wednesday morning.
900 order That they might attend the
capitol dedication exercises.
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bills. her husband pray. that The
court will grant her her midon name
a tine decree is made Olive j. smith
I. the name wished hy the defendant,
whom. her hushnud accused. was
guilty NJ extreme cruelty and neglect
ur mrlnl vows and duty
The Jury which was hearing the
evidence n the SluWu damage suit
against Jc,s willard WITS excused
Npndp, night by District Judge Old.
field. io report "Wednesday morning,
900 order That they might attend the
capitol dcdinlion exercises.
The local postoffice authorities are
uNur,tiug ru receive orders from Wash.
r-fau tn the effect that mrrrl post
shipment, tu Crrmuuy uuI Nustrin-
Hungary must moi br accepted Steam.
.n.p companies urr refusing 10 carry
them /, the reason assigned
state Labor commission has invited
uI persons employed iu Industrial
mul~uits In attcud the moving picture
exhibition on safety First at the
Musical Art institute l2l West Firth
street ut 7 go orlorb Tuesday even
ug
Five loiterers. three gamblers and
One whisky seller were picked mp hy
the police Monday night lu raid on
10 Eust First street Case NJ WIN
Jones. charged with Dnr dispensing.
vus continued
Maintaining u he'd In randy fac.
tory. was the charge preferred against
the New state Confectionery com.
puuy by Health Inspector 4. \.
Doughty Tuesday
Frank Blumrich, II years old. was
fined $50 aud costs u police court
Monday for maintaining "a place on
South Harvey where liquor Wus sold
Ills wife, GN. was fined So. Judge
Miller stated TINT their uuc alone
saved them FROM mil sentence.
Police court WAS held ut \ o'rlocl,
Tuesday morning In order thnt clt,
employees might attend the capito
celebration city hail closed nt noon
No births reported Tuesday morning
Everybody nt capitol -uy. Leo Men
ten. secretary of health honrd
information charging Tyrus Iabbe
gan with assault uu Carl Vrtihlrs
August - wns filed m Justice hen.
nels court Tuesday lluhhcgnn 1,
said 10 have cut aud stabbed NIatthie.
without provocntiou
The willard W G. T. 1. will hold
% mothers meeting NJ the homo nt
Mrs u u licklidrr llaO Wrst
Eirhth NJ 2.3O "Wednesday rftcrpo,r
All members " The Willard Union nr
urged TO bc present
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The local pOstoffice authorities are
expecting Iu receive orders from Wash
n-tm tn the effect that uurrrl post
shipment, tu tcrmuW and Austrin-
Hungary must moi br accepted Steam.
n.p aumpuir, are refusing 10 curry
them 4, the reason assigned