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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
Day In Congress.
SENATE
Watqt a Glance

Thy new GcrmEu nlin.n uu the WA.
sim TROUT uns led 70 Nm.o of The uro.
wT fighting Of the h.I u the gifts,
lhu- rr Au Oftidnl statement from
Pc,rugrud today udul .au' the Gr,
man, succeeded In carrying Rus,mu
trrn hr- iu the rrHw of Su.hueloa
and liulIuow, near 10. \I-um au
about 80 mile, west OF Warsaw. bat
state that the Grrmun -4..r,s,- Nrrr
pi ,un'i Importance compared with
the lus,c~ they WslalurI Whi,h are
described ~ enormous lu uur front
less than mllr long, mur, than 5000
Germans urr said 10 hu,r brpu Killed
In Il week The Russian charged the
yuWurrd trenches with baNYnrt. and
Pcuogrnd reports thai they ,uurrrdpa
in winning back large part Of them
The battle for Possession of the
tnrpnthlan passes continues without
definite success for either the Russians
or the Austrians.
Winston Spencer Churchill. first
lord " the admiralty is quoted ~
having said on account ~ England s
control ~ the seas. Germany was
like muu throttlrd with heuy,
gag and TINT the effort wear. ont
the hrnrt and Germanl know, it,"
Tie report from the German war
"ffi'r today mukr4 NJ mention II uu
"ff<,tNr movement ON q large scale
along ilir Warsaw front II asserts.
however thar progres, I, being mal,
IN that region
Aside from few sltark, by small
bodies N German inimrl which ap
pareutlv produced no result NJ note.
yesterdays fighting IN the west was
chiefly with artillery. The German
war office accused the French military
authorities ~ falsIfyh,g their official
communications which they character
ized as dIstorting the truth and be.
Ink IN some particulars free mven-
tious"
A dispatch from Tabriz. Persia. SAYS
the Turks left 1000 dead behind them
In their retreat from the Russian
forces. which occupied the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
GERMANY CHOkED
BY ENGLISH GAG
Great Brltain's Admiralty Leader SAY
TeutOns VIII Wear Heart Out In
Aiiempt 10 Break Nayy's Gordon.

PARIS, Feb. : For the first tim,
In history Englnud can say the scu
Is free, declared Winston Churchill
CIcat Britaln's first lord ~ the ad
mlrnlitN In au Interview with Hughr,
L. kuuN, editor Of the Matin.
In the days when YOU and we
fought each other" he continued "ouI
most important victories never brought
Us security comparable With that
With We enjoy today Even after
rrntaiGar, We knew nothing like f.
"Snpposing Germany has friendship,
AMI relationships In South America
hoN can help reach her from them
nov There remains the United States
Public opinion there hesItated, Der
haI, In bestowlng It's sympathies but
a. the Present moment II Is fully uni
Tel We ShAll arrange tu take pre
cautions fully compatible with the
flsi Is % hellgerenls and the respect
due tu neutrals
'Our adversary perhaps, can obtain
q few supplies from Turkey aud Asia
Mlr0r | cherish no illusions, for as
lonr us there are neutrals complets
blockade must be n chlmera. Hut while
Won and we breathe freely, thanks to
the sea We have kept and can keep.
open Germany is Ike man throt
tl"I with rrayv gag You know
the effect ~ such gag when action is
necessary.
The effort wears out the heart and
GcrnNly rnoNs It. This pressure
shall not he .euNed until she gives
In tnConlitlonnlly, for even II YOU of
frluce aud II orr ally, Russia. should
decide 10 withdraw from the struggle
which ls hconceiyable We English
would carry on the war to the bitter
end.
THE action ~ a navy necessarily IL
slow, hut the pressure II exercises on
an adversary IL unrelenting Compare
II to the forces q nature, to the I'm.
eNortahle grip Of winter and remem-
her That II ls stress nothing can re.
slst."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
NO ONE TO TAKE IT
Ratliff Now Says That Il the Reason
He Does Not Turn His Office Over
to Some Other Person.

There is no one for me TO turn
the office over to-" was the comment
today OF Clifton Ratllff, incumbent
Of the office Of register OF deeds which
the consolidation act seemingly would
merge with the office Of county clerk
The occasion OF the remark was a
discussion OF Ratlifrs position In re.
fusing the demand made by NJ Corne
Illus, county clerk for the records OF
Ratliffs office.
u can not, under my bond, turn
over the office" said Rahiff, under
this act, II am legislated out OF
office, | will turn 1t over, but Il Is
up TO the supreme court TO pass on
the law"
Cornelius takes the position that
he was elected to the office Of county
clerk and that the passage OF this
act simply puts the added duties on
him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
PHILIPPINE MEASURE
Revised Bill Il Recommended for In.
mediate Passage In senate Today
Free Of Antiquities.

WASHINGTON, Feb . - with q
recommendation FOR immediate pass.
age the revised bin for greater meas.
urc " self government and ultimate
Independence Tor the Philippines WIS
presented to the senate today. The
committee report urges amendments
including n revision of the preamble
The substitute Tor the house pream-
BILE the report says rs deemed ~ be
free NJ certain antiquities In the
house preamble and avoids the refer.
encr 10 debatnble historical events In.
cmdcd IN the house preamble and
states In plain language the reasons
fol the present bill and declares the
purpose Of the United States with
regard 10 ultimate independence I'M.
der proper conditions"
The senate committee urged action
NJ this session because longer DELAY
would "inflame and provoke political
agitation, possibly leading 10 disturb.
ances, aud increase present business
depression In the lslanda"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
NEEDS NO LAW
TO NAME TOWNS
Committee Reported FavOrably Today
on Measure Which viii Make
Chicken Stealing n Felony.

The house this morning voted to
Oyerrule a committee report that
bill by Representative Childers Of Gar.
field county requiring that railroad
companies make the names of their
stations conform TO the names given
TO the postoffices by the federal gov
srnment should not 20 to calendar.
Childers objected TO having the bill
killed In this manner and moved that
the bin be printed and placed on
the calendar. Representative Durant
declared that the bill was entirely un-
necessary, as the corporation commits
sion has full authority TO handle such
matters and had caused the change Uf
name VI 4 station In his county to con
form with that Of the government
postOffice. Representative Ewing de.
clared that he as II member VI sub.
committe visited the corporation com
mission and was told by member
Of that body that the commission
had absolute authority 10 handle such
matters und that legislation Is IN.
necessary.
Representative Chllders stated that
Commissioner George Henshaw was
asked 10 appear before the COMMITTEES
and that be secured the impression
from Mr.. Hcushaws remarks that
such legislation IL necessary The bill
follows the Texas law
Representative Durant charged that
Childers desired the lRw solely for
the benefit Of town IN Garfield
named Douglass, which Durant said
refused to take auy other name than
Douglass under any circumstances,
A house standing committee report
ed fa,orably the bill by Peebly of Ok
lahOma county making chicken steal.
ing felony and also reported fnvOr
ably the Home Ownership bill which
has been pissed by the senate. and
the Bryant bin authorizing the free
distribution Of antiloHn for dip.
iberia.
New bills introduced In the house
were: By Powell SECURING the state
auditor tu give % bond of SlOO,WO, by
Testerman, apprupriatlng S5O,OO0 for
establishment NJ u broom factory at
the Granite reformatOry by peebly,
authorizing the state board OF ssfl
culture to employ veterinary surgeons
In cases OF epldemics at total expense
Of not to exceed $1,000; by McKeowu,
approprlating Sl25,OOO FOR an agrirul
tural hall at the 4, aud VI. college AZ
saltwater; by Powell, amending the
law relative 10 fees charged for trans
porting prisoners IN the penItentiary (.
10y Thurmond creating lien ON cot
ton seed Tor the ginning aud battling N
the same
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BREAD INCREASE
NOW INEVITABLE
Eastern Brokers Say One Cent Raise
In Price n Loaf Must BE Made On
Account Of Grain Advance.

NEW YORK, Feb . Lending bak
ers IN a statement today said that Il
raise In price of the ordinary five
cent loaf of wheat and rye bread to
six cems is Inevitable because Of denr
or wheat and flour.
There are approximately 6OO0OOo
persons In the grenter city nnd the
lcr capita consumption ~ bread per
wear IL figured nt one barrel NJ flour.
As bakers are able 10 make 20
standard loayes out of each barrel NJ
flour. Il Is estimated an increase NJ
one.ccnt n loaf would mean an AL
ditionnl cost ~ $4,000 900 to the peo.
ple II this city
Mrs. Julian Heath president Of the
Housewives Lengue, advised that the
n.,rage housewife. In view NJ m" sit.
urilon. would du well tu learn 10
make use of corn meal the price ~
which. she says. has not gone mp to
20, a,H leciahle extent
CHICAGO. eth. . Members of the
Master Bakers association planned 10
meet today to decide the size Of buns,
doughnuts and other baking products
70 sufficiently cover the loss on bread
II that commodity Is not increased in
price The larger bakers who have
been able TO maintain the five cent
loaf because Of quantities of flour
they purchased on contract at much
lower prices than the prevailing mar.
ket quotations predicted that before
the end Of the week, the price OF
bread will 20 to six cents.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
German Paper Indignant Over EXecu.
tIOn Of Two Subjects In Morocco ;
French Broke Word.

BERLIN, via London. Feb In.
ilgnation II expressed by the newspa
ltrs generally over the execution Of
Karl Flcke and Herr Grundlrr IN Mo
rocco un charges ~ treason preferred
hN the French The papers term the
execution judicial murder They
assert the offrn,r alleged. II commit
ted Ht nll which the, consider doubt
lul must have been prior Ia the ont
break " the war when the death pen
uIll was mot boz force
4 dispatch from HrrIu. Jan 81
stated II wa, officially announced
there That lirkr Hmd Grundler had
been executed iu spite N the fact that
lh French resident general In Moroc.
&C. had assured the American charge
d'uffaircs at lanNer that the death
Iunltl would mot hr Inflicted unlI
Oh appeal had been acted upon hy
President poinrarr ~ France
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
FIGHTING METHODIST OF
TEXAS DEAD AT DALLAS

DALLAS, Tex. Feb. 2.--Dr. George
9. Rankin, editor Of the Texas Chris.
tian Advocate, known among south,
ern Methodists IN ''the fighting Meth.
odist Of Texas" and one OF the lead.
ers In Texas statewide prohibition
movements, died suddenly here today,
Death was due indirectly to an at.
tack OF indigestion two weeks ago.
Dr. Rankin was % years old and
was born in Banderidge Tenn. He
became a Methodist circuit rider Ia
1870, afterwards holding pastorates
In North Carolina, Georgia, Missouri
and Texas He left widow and six
children y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
ITALYS WHEAT PURCHASES
BREAK PREVIOUS RECORDS

NEW YORK Feb 2.--Purchases of
American wheat FOR Italian consump
tiOn and shipped out OF this port In
the period December n to December
81 last, made public today by Chief
Statisticlan Liant, surpassed slm,hr
exports TO any other country aud were
the heaviest In any like period since
buying ON account Of the European
war became a factor,
Italy's shipments aggregate 1865.
100 bushels against a20, $3.50 bushels
sent TO The Netherlands, the next big.
gest purchaser England was the third
In wheat purchases, totalllng 2oT 1856
bushels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
GERMANY HAS SUFFICIENT
TO EAT DECLARES EXPERT

BERLIN, via Wireless Ia Snyvllle,
Feb "A statistician on the Ber
liner Tabeblatt has adduced figures
with the object ~ showing that Ger.
many Is in little danger Of being
starved out In the present war As
n result of the new German bread and
flour regions, the compiler points out
less than four million tons Of rye
and wheat will be required for bread
mp to the middle of August. Last
yearls harvest. he said. amounted tn
l4,bO0000 tons, Of which 81 500 900
tons were deducted for seed. This
leaves i3,OO0000 tons at the begin
ming of the war not including the
grain on hand from the 1913 harvest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
ACTORS NEED SPIRITI Al
SUPPORT SAYS CARDINAL

NEW YORK. Feb. y The Catholic
actors guild Of America was granted
ecclesiastical recognition by Cardinal
Farley al an audience attended last
night by n dozen actors aud actresses
members Of the guild
Cardinal Farley, who, Il Is suld {,
the first member Of the Sacred rul
lege to address u group ~ actor,
cautioned them that they must mot
think he was placing his episcopal
seal Of approval upon the thentcr
"One thing that gives me great ron
ISOLATION the cardinal said rs that
actors Of this city come To feel the
need Of spiritual support"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
WILL WITHDRAW FEDERAL
TROOPS FROM ARKANSAS

WASHINGTON, Feb. .. - Federal
troops sent to enforce the orders Of
the federal court In the Hartford Val.
ley Arkansas, coal region after trou
hle In mine Strike will be drawn In
the near future. Attorney General
Gregory reported to President Wilson
today that conditions we're rapidly i'm
proving an& he had reports from his
agents that the miners probably would
work the mines under a cooperative
arrangement.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
WOMAN MAY RE INDICTED
WHITE SLAVE CONSPIRATOR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The fed.
cal white slave act was interpreted
today by the supreme court as author
illuG the indictment Of a woman.
transported In violation " the law as
q cuuronspirator with the person who
caused her TO be- transported
Justice Holmes, announcing the
courts opinion. intlmsted woman
could bc indicted also II she. engaged
I'm conspiracy to have herself trans
ported with a view TO blackmall
Justice Lamar rendered n dissent
ing opinion In which Justice Day con.
currpd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
ornerally cloudy weather tonight and
"Wednesday, Slowly rising Temperature

The storm IL central over the Ohio
valley this morning and IL moving slowly
eastward II has caused general preclpl.
tation In the Missouri, middle and np
per Mississippi, Tennessee aud Ohio
valleys, lake region aud Atlantic dis
tricta, The rainfall has been heavy 10
excessive along the middle and north
Atlantic coast Another storm OF eI
ceptional intensity ls central OFF the Ore
gon coast aud II giving warm, cloudy
weather. with general rains, west Of the
Rocky mountaina II IL quite cold In the
Missouri and upper Mlsaisaippi valleys
and lake region Moderate temperatures
prevail In other sections u the country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
GERMAN WRECKS
BORDER BRIDGE
Man WhS Asserts lie Is Kaiser S
Officer COnIeSSeS to Dyna-
miting Says Police.
BETW ZEN MAIN AND CANADA
Attempt 10 Destroy information
al Railroad Span; Arrested
on American Side.

vANCEBORO. Me. Feb Am at
tempt TO destroy ne railroad bridge
spannlnR st Crolx river which forms
the International boundary line be.
tween eestsrn Maine md Nov Bruins,
wick WAS made early today
on. OF the thre. spsuH of the
atructur. WAS blown 10 by dynamite
The nttsck ON the bridge rnused
Rreat excitement ON IN, Now Hruns
wick side where I..,n,rs ~ ii German
rIot snread rspinI. npd resulted iu
An iumadiur. Investigation l. the
proylp,i.I ourhnrlurs
Inuulry vus also brgu. uu obi,
aid. and nls led ro Nh, Yrrr.r ut a.
I,rsI notsl of , man who yll. bis
rsms. az Werner Han Horn According
+, ,ol,,e ,h, nri.op.r said he wusan
offIrer I'm the service Of Germany
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
WHEAT PASSES
CORNER PRICE
Urgency Of Export Demand Causes
Grain to Reach Unusual Buotation;
Liverpool Action Exeites Traders.

CHICAGO, Feb. Wheat raced
upward In price today, first sales
showing a jump OF as much as 3 SAC
bushel The May delivery touched
lBO, the top figure to which the mar
ket went In the famous deal by
James A. Patten In 1909.
Extraordinary rises In quota tlons at
Liverpool excited wheat traders here.
&C. II Canby, president OF the Chica
~ board Of trade, said the Liverpool
prices were probably due to AN al.
vance In war risk insurance and Ia
fear that submarine attacks would
hinder the arrival OF British sup.
plies and make shipments from other
countries to Great Britain more diff.
cult.
Ou second strong swell. the mar.
ket swept upward in the last hour to
/ "a for May, gain Of Z 8-4c q bush.
ri compared with last night
Transactions In the May option be
came So hazardous that the bulk OF
trading shifted 10 the July delivery.
Urgency Of export demand overrul.
ed every other Influence. Ii was said
that sales 10 the Italian government
alone In the last u hours amounted
tl 1000 900 bushels
Still another cent was piled ON the
cost Of wheat just MS the day came tu
aud end The market closed feverish
at the tip.top prices " the session
with May at NG5, making the gain
from last night $50
ST. LOUIS. Feb THE highest
price for MAY wheat recorded In 81.
Louis since the ciNl war was posted
at the Merchants Exchange today.
The market reached IN AZ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
MINOR DISTURBANCES
CONTINUE AT AVEZZANO

ROME, Feb. THE minor earth
disturbances continue at AvezEano
The most important feature Is six
teen foot drop in the level of Lake
Paterno which reuslted after vortex
had appeared IN It's center This ls
interpreted as indicating a subterran
can eruption which, IN mbsidIng.
drew into the earth an immense vol.
ums Of water from the laka
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
WOMAN SUFFRAGE SCORES
VICTORY IN ARKANSAS SENATE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. a
Wmens suffrage scored victory in
Arkansas when the senate by
vote Of % TO ~ declared In favor
Of submitting the question to the
state at large, Opposition TO the
bin came chiefly from those who Std
they feared the addition Of negro
women to the voting lists The bill
nov goes to the house.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
WARSAW DASHES
AGAIN STARTED
Germans Forces Reported in
Gigantic Advance Upon
Polish Capital.
ZEPPELIN SCARE IS A FARCE
Terror OF England GrOundless
as No German tIiers Ap-
pear Over Island.

rNHl Feb. 4.A German yubma.
l.r yesterday made an unsuccessful
a'"m. .o torpedo the British husId.
.I .Hp \rturlas, according to Il com
mululou given out today b, the
ministry Of marine
IAHllH Persia via London. Feb.
Sine" the re.occupation Of TabnB
10y the Russian troops perfect order
aud tranquility have prevailed. The
p""pI" uf the city are now extending
hospitality 10 the Russian soldiers.
The Turk, left 1000 dead and all
their artillery IN their flight from
Iahrl1 The Russian consulate build
lng wa- burned. but as result ~ The
efforts made by Gordon Paddock. the
American consul much property and
many shops were saved from drstrur.
tlon ond plllagc ar the hand u lne
KurI,
ROTTERDAM Via London. Feb >.
The Courant learns that the Ger.
mnu war grain company. an organl.
zaliun, the purpose OF which is To ac.
qnirr all the available grain IN Ger
many and store II until next MAY. has
seized more than S3.OOOOOO tons of
gruh The paper says that none Of
this food stuff would be- at the dis
p"Snl Of the public before next sum
mcr.
BERLIN, via London Feb. . En-
peror William will leave Berlin to
morrow for WIlhclmshayeu ON the
North SEA to inspect the German mn
Val base there
LONDON, Feb. Earth shocks
occurred last night in the district NJ
Yorkshire. one miner was killed and
Continued on last page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
CEREMONIES At CAPITAL
AT EXPOSITION OPENING

WASHINGTON Feb. . Formal
opening Of the san Francisco eXposi
tion February 20 probably viii he
celebrated with ceremonies In the cap.
ital rotunda at Washington at which
President Wilson Is 10 sneak. Tenta
tive plans also include the raising of
flsgs st a telegraphic signal In every
capital and the inSular possessions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
sLEET STORM HAMPERS
WIRE COMMUNICATIONS

CHICAGO, Feb, 2.--Telegrsph and
telephone companies were hampsssd
by sleet storm which sxfsDj
ed widely I'm all directions ffSo CT
cago. Ice coated wires bfenp -
communication to many eifi>s - -
off.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
OHIO Is ON RAMPAGE
River Continues to Rise; Many Driy.
en- From Homes; Thousands Out Of
Employment

PITTSBURGH Feb. 2--The Ohio
river passed the 24foot stage at 7 a.
IN. today and continued to rise at the
rate Of six inches an hour, Great
blocks Of Ice were swept out OF the
Allegheny and reports from upstream
points indicated that much water was
yet TO come from that Watershed.
The Monongahea river was station.
Rry, but flooded streams In northern
West Virginia have only commenced
TO put out water and II will not reach
here until night
Scores OF families In the lower
wards OF the old city OF Allegheny to-
day moved from their flooded houses.
Warm rains continue
MARTINS FERRY, O., Feb. a.
-Four thousand men have been thrown
out Of employment here because OF the
flood In the Ohio river. The gauge
showed ~ feet at noon, with many
manufacturing plants In this section
partly under water.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
SALE or TEN CENT LOAvES
or BREAD STARTED IN TEX

WICHITA FALLS, Tex. Feb. .
Some local bakers today discontinued
making five cent loaves of bread
They began the sale NJ twenty one
ounce lOaves for ten cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
ROCkEFELLER,JR.
is VlSlONLESS
A Narrowly Biased Money Maker In
the Eyes Of the Colorado Worker,
Says Labor Leader ut Hearing.

NEW YORK, Feb. John -.
Rockefeller Jr aud the Rockefeller
foundation were arraigned today hy
another representative Of organized Ia
Dor who testified before the federal
Industrial relations commission. The
witness was Edward Z. COstlgan NJ
counsel for the United Mine Workers
OF Amricu aud his testimony, consist.
Ing chiefly Of II statement, which hc
read, followed closely the lines ad.
hered 10 last week by john Il. Lawson.
the mine workers executive board
member Tor Colorado.
Mr.. CostigAn announced that he ap.
peured at his own request.
The most generous estimate n some.
whut disillusloned public win place on
Mr. Rockefellers activities" MIR. Cos.
tigan said, "is that his foundation IL
dealing with efforts, while through
the Colorado Fuel and Iron COMPANY
aud other industrial agencies, he IL
actually aud ylsibly feeding the
flomr> aud cause, Of industrial uu.
rest
NisiOnless Money Maker.
Mr. Rockefeller, who appears 10
the world In the relief afforded Bel
gium % liberal benefnctor stands con.
viclcd before the workers " Colornn,,
rs a narrowly biased and dsionless
money maker
In great human crisis precipitat.
ed within the very household, indus.
trIalIy speaking NJ Mr.. Rockefeller.
his foundation has been needless ur
impotnui Aud the conclusion forced
Continued ON last page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-02
MRS. p. NJ. WILLIAMS AGAIN
HEAD OF MISSIONARY SOCIETY

TExARKANA, Ark, Feb. Mrs,
" NJ. Williams OF Hot Springs, wes
reelected president OF the Woman's
Missionary conference Of Arkansas
here today Warren, Ark. was se
iected for the next annual conven.
ton.