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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
Wild Daring Tempered Win Prudence
Needed 10 Take Dardanelles From Turks

ROME April iO--Admlral Betto
who several times has been Italian
minister of marlne ~ quoted IN an In
terview ~ declaring he always has
believed aud stlll believes the Dardan.
eles can be forced, although the dlf
flcultles today naturally are greater
than they were n few years ago be.
cause Of improvements made In the
defenses under the direction Of Ger
man Officers %
After describing the land aud sen
resources OF the TnrcO. German forces.
Admiral Bettolo added that In spite OF
this formidable array, ships could tri.
umph In the end over land forces he.
cause tie long range NJ their artillery
would enable them to destroy coast
batteries while they were IN such a
position that shells from the enemy's
gums could not reach them One Of
the essentials 10 success IN such nm
operation he said was the complete de.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

struCtlon of each fortificatlon attack
ed aud the annlhllation OF It's garrison
by the landing Of troops.
In explaining the necessity for send
Ink troops ashore to aid the fleet the
Italian admiral said they would he
expected TO complete the destruction
of Qualifications, pursue retreating
tcrces aud discover the points from
which mines aud torpedoes were
launched. such n campaign, he said,
hhould he attempted only after thor
ough preparations II should be at.
temples with daring, tempered with
prudence, both OF which qualities he
believed were possessed by the Brit.
lsh and French.
Occupation Of the European shore
would he indispensable 10 the mastery
Of the Dardanelles In the opinion Of
Admiral Bettolo since the ultimate
aim ~ the operation would be TO
make the capture complete.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
FLOOD OF IMMIGRANTS WILL
COME TO L. 4. AND CANADA

CHICAGO, April 10 There will be
a flood VI immigration 10 the United
States aud Canada at the end ~ the
European war, according 10 Sir
Thomas Shauvhnessy presldcRt of the
aCnSdlan Pacific railroad, who was
here today en route to San Francisco.
The men or Northern aud Central
Europe he said, are beginning to
feel freer to leave their native lands
than ever before Forced military
service must be more repellant TO
them. The new lands ON this continent
VIII invite them.
Canada has all the industrial work
ers she needs What we want now IL
more agriculture"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
/. s. WILL DENY
GERMAN CHARGE
State Department to Refute Statement
That Nation Has AoQuieseed to
English order.

WASHINGTON, April 10 Vigorous
denial, 1t was said today. would be
made by the American government that
II virtually had acqulesced In the Brit
ish order in council prohibiting trade
with Germany as lntlmated by the
German government I'm note com.
planning " the United States failure
In Its negotiations with the allies to
obtain for American exporters the
right 10 ship fOodstuffs 10 the civilian
population Of belligsrent Work Of
preparing the American reply already
has been begun.
The attention Of the American gov
ernment IL called 10 the fact that arms
aud ammunition are being shipped
daily from the United States to the
allies aud points out that while this
government Insists ON its legal right
tO make such shipments II does not
press with equal Wgor It's right to ship
fOodstuffs and non contrabund arti.
Giles 10 Germanys civilian population.
Germany contends that, regardless
Of formal aspects Of the question OF
arms shipments 10 belligerent the
spirit ~ neutrality should be- Ob
served and In support Of this conten.
ton reference is made to utterances
NJ President Wilson before congress IN
which he said that shipment NJ arms
into Mexico would be- forbidden.
Officials point out the relations he
tween the United States and Mexico
cannot he compared 20 those with tnu
European belliRerents and that the
president In without legal means ~
adopt the same authority with refer
ence 10 the belllgerents
The AemriCan government maintains
that Its position regarding arms ship.
ments has all along been enforced i'm
nRrtiAlly as In all hellipprents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
War at a Glance

The official wHr reports uf today
indicate that the fighting u France
which started ON Monday with o.
French attack between tnr Nru.c and
MoScle rivers has developed into %
desperate struggle along % uuu-Idrra
hlr portion uf the western rm TIN,
.rulrmcut from The Dum army
headquarters mention .. rI'.. uu
other series uf onslaught. b.. thee uI
lies and SAYS that the mur between
the rivers is proceeding with uudl
miuished force. Although uD times
the French succeeded iu gaining a
fOothold on German positions 1t would
appear from the Berlin statement that
mo- advantage Of impOrtuunr had been
obtained.
The Paris statement ndd- nothing lu
the previous claims N French victo
ries II speaks Of desperate hHyonet
fighting at Les Epnrg,- capture Of
which by the French vu, announced
yesterday
In the east no changes are reported
The Berlin war office says that the
Russians accomplished nothing by at
tHcky In the north
Austria ls said to have abandoned
beer cunpaign agalnst Srrhu. and tu
close the offensive operations which
were the general cause NJ the European
conflict A dispatch from Switzerland
say. Austria has given up the plan
for q new attHck "u Serbia for the
sake NJ sending troop rp the eastern
frontier II also II reported from th,
same source that decision has been
reached at Vienna L. sound RUSSIA II,
~ peace terms. The offi.IaI organ Of
the Vatican. however. denies the rp
port that Austria has requested IN,
assistance Of the pope iu such neguu
ntions
Russia Is said to have made import
amt captures of guns aud war mum
lions IN the Capathaus What 4,
represented m information by IN,
Austrian general staff s that IN the
hnttlc along the Dukla Epcrges front
the AuStrians lost 2BOOU men
Popular agitation I'm Italy concern
Ing the attitude Of that country ha,
increased to a point which Inns neccs
-itnted energetic action bN the auth
critics 10 prevent disorders The far
tlons for and against war have ar
ranged mass meetings for tomorrow
which their leaders say viii be heC
IN spite OF police prohibition
A French sailing vessel from Lon
don for New York has been sunk b,
German submarine m the Isle ot
Wight The Germans allowed the crew
N - men ten minutes I'm which to qul
their vessel aud all were saved
wrecked British schooner has beeI
sighted Off the American coast and II
/ believed to have been attacked by {
German warship several days ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
SAYS OFFICERS, ONLY. KNEW
OF SUBMARINES DEFECTS

HONOLULU, r. H. April 10
Lieut.. Charles r. Smith. commander
" the submarine tlotilla here, referr
Ing to statements made that the lost
submarine - was unfit when she be-
gan her last cruise said today
"If there was anything wrong with
the F4 no one except her officers
knew of IT.
A new motor he said, recently was
installed IN the IA because Of an sc-
Cident 10 the old motor A recent eX.
plosion aboard the submarine was no
fault Of the apparatus, according to
Lieut.. smith, who said that Il screw
driver caused short circuit, occa.
sionlng an explosion Of hydrogen gas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
CREW NEAR A MUTlNY
Claim That Wages Are Unpaid by
Captain Of BeHitO JuareI Flying
American Flag.

on BOARD +. IS. $. COLORADO,
Mumtlun April 49, Reports received
from Acapulco. state that the crew of
the steamer Brullo Juurpz flying the
American flag. IL Oh the verge Of
mutuy They claim that wages
amounting to 5000 gold ure unpaid.
The gunboHt Guerrero has arrived NJ
Santa Rosalla for the purpose It is an
nOunced, NJ taking possession the
steamer korhgu III. belonging tu a
French concern
The arrival of the cruiser Denver
prevented the seizure of the vessel
pending settlement M the case which
has been referred Nv Vera cruz The
owners produced orders from General
lturhc. thr CurrnnEa officer command
mg the he Siuloa army stating that
the vessel was not to be- molcFed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
WILSON BELIEVES HE Is
LEAVING THE DUFFER CLASS

LONDON, April 10 The American
Luncheon club has received letter
from President Wilson arknowledg
set of golf sticks made for him hy
James Braid the British open cham
pion, and sent by the club
Il keep myself going by playing
golf" President Wilson wrote And
The clubs have been ~ the greatest
service and pleasure 10 me. | really
sowstiuies begin TO think am getting
out NJ the duffer class.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
CARRANZA TROOPS WITH
QUICK FIRERS ON OFFENSIVE

ON BOARD T. X. \ COLORADO
MaEatlan, April l0.--A battle between
Generals Carazo and villa followers
I'm command NJ General Buelma has
been raging Tor two days NJ La Murel
Ia, slnuloa. south OF MAZatlau. only
magre reports " hostilIties have been
received
Aided by four ninety millimeter
guns, manned 10y eT-federal artillery
t.ocps, recently brought 10 NIazHtlau
by the gunhoat Guerrero, the Carranza
furces have taken the offensive
MazRtlan has been placed under
martial law 10y General Erne'to Danny
az military commandment The supply
" flour is exhausted and decree has
been issued to seize all flour withheld
from sale by merchants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
CAMP IN PREPARED At
BROwNSVILLE FOR REFUGEES

BROWNSVILLE Tex. April 10
Plans for detention camp for 1000
or 1900 persons have been made by
United States immigration authOri
ties here To this camp the refu.
gees FROM MaRmurus will be sent
when the villa attack on that city be
gins. Although villa troops drew In
closer at Matnm0rOs last night the
residents of that city showed no signs
Of alarm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
MISSOURI PACIFIC SEEKS
MORE TIME ON BIG NOTES

NEW YORK, April i0.-As the re.
suit Of series " conferences he
tween bankers and lawyers here, h.
r. Bush president Of the Missouri Pa
ciflc railway today issued request
for Oneyear extension of the 50,
S4b,OOO notes OF that company which
mature June 10 next MIR Bush stat.
ed In his pequest that the new board
Of directors is seeking to prepare a
comprehensive plan which will ade.
quately provide for the future " the
Missouri Pacific system and that this
plan could not be perfected before the
notes matured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
RAILWAY MUST RELEASE
OWNERSHIP or VESSELS 4

WASHINGTON, April 10 Continued
ownership " The Dalles, Portland and
Astoria Navigation company hy the
Spokane, Portland and Seattle railway
was denied today by the Interstate
commerce commission under the see
tlou ~ the Panama canal act forbid
ding ownership of boat lines by rail
roads The commission found the
navigation company to be competitor
Of the railway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
THAW WILL RE PERMITTED
TO WALK NEW YORK STREETS

NEW YORK, April 10 Harry X.
Thaw. held In the Tombs may enjoy
today his first stroll about the street,
Of New York In many day Supreme
Court Justice lngrahm has ordered
Sheriff GrlffcnhAgen to allow Thaw
10 take reasonable exercise nj reason
able hours The nature NJ this cr
ercise depends upon the shrnffs
Judgment.
Abe Smith NJ Thaws counsel
said There will be mo- parties or
ioyrides theaters or anything Of that
kind"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
THE WEATHER
Washington For~cas,

Oklah0nt TOnIght 1hf, colder, With
frost SUNDAY fair
Louisiana Tonight aud sunday unset
tied. showers In east portion tonight or
sunday, cooler tonight In the north Dor
lon, cooler sunday except In northwest
portion
Arkansas and East TeNH Tonight fair,
colder. frost IN northwest portion; sun.
day fair
West Texas Tonight fair. colder excent
IN the Panhandle, frost In north portion
sunday falr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
WASHINGTON STATISTICS
DETAIL VESSELS BUILT

WASHINGTON, April 10 Depart
mcut of commerce statistics ISSUED tv.
day show IA vessels VI all classes.
with an aggregate tonnage " 1853 32G
were built during the last nine months
while iu the same period yeur ugu
s9l vessels with total tonnage OF
2l5,O5g were built
NEWARK. y j., April lO.-Au EN-
ploymeut bureau service here. It was
learned today has received urgent re
quests from several industrial centers
Of Great Britain for more than four
hundred British aud American sub
iects 10 take the places " workmen
who are al the front The factories
seeking the Wurkmen offer free trans.
portntlou and guarantee NJ at least
six months work
one uf the largest electrical manu-
featuring concerns In Liverpool Is
said To have sent demand for one
thousand men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
COTTON REACHES
HIGHEST PRICES
Years Top Figures Registered
In Worlds Markets Today;
Due TO Various Causes.
AIDED BY LIVERPOOL ADVANCE
New Mark Is Reached Al Little
Rock With Meme Willing
To Sell.

NEW YORK. April TO- Cotton went
up % dollar II bale IN an active and
excited market Ia the first hour ur
trusting lOduy Top figures touched
A-5u bulr above the low level Of
yesterday morning, aud uew high
rword WAS hude FOR the year aud
lur movement Values today aOured tu
Slo uulr more than the low price
uf last December.
Au avalanche or buying orders swept
the murhct Wall street and commits
sion houses bDughl heavily aud the
big advance In Liverpool added new
suup to the movement
Tile strength VI the stock market
WAS reflected other factors influenc
lug the upward trend were the graln
situation aud the hopeful views of the
European peace prospects,
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April 10
Spot cotton quotations went 10 . cents
In Little Rock today, the highest slncp
the opening Of the war, with no one
willing 10 sell The market WAS from
lb to 20 points higher than yesterday
Improved business conditions through
out the country inspired the new con
fidence, It was said, and planters are
expecting to dispose of their final
holding around 10 cents Spring plant
ing, which has alrendy begun will see
a reduction Of cotton acreage " from
10 10 30 per cent due 10 the dlverA
| ficntion campaign last full
NEW YORK, April 10 Scenes Of
Wild excitement attended the renewal
" operations on the stock exchange
today. The trading floor was crowd
ell with members aud the visitors gal
lery was lined with spectators, many
Of them women, In gay attire Over
night buying orders and a further
stampede Of the short interest lifted
| prices throughout the list, gains eX
tending from 10 points In specuIa
tive favorites and specialties.
| L s. Steel. the leader " yesterdays
| spectacular movement, was again the
chief feature, opening with block "
1900 shares at 81 IL to 81 81. and
l .panu advanced 70 5s, Beblehem steel
\ fwss The OILY prominent stDcf 10 hcIi
! Continued on last Paeel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
PUBLIC ALMOST
ALWAYS RIGHT
One Of Nations Leading Railroad Men
Says II Should Solve the Labor
Troubles.

CHICAGO, April lO--Julus Krutt.
schuItt first assistant tu the late r.
II Hartman aud himself one NJ the
leading railroad authorities ~ the
country today expressed 10 the United
state, commission on industrin rela
tiuns the opinion that the only suu.
tiunuf labor troubles N the designing
OF vehicle through which the pub.
Ii. which is almost always right.
shall decide the merits NJ contruyers
irs
"Oue II the duties of this commits
sion said Commissioner james
OConucll tu Mr. Kruttschuit who was
The first witness NJ tnduys session
e. 10 ascertain the causes " Industrial
unrest and to recommend remedy II
possible What is your uplniou2"
Il have observed great many
strikes aud In the end public opinion
decided justly ~ a rule, replied the
witness.
'No strike that recall ever sue
Cecded with public opinion against IL
The great American public settle,
them all The older | grow the more
] nm convinced that the task ~ set
Ting lnhor troubles is the task Of
keeping the public Informed
The establishment ~ n machine fol
the support should be- comparatively
simple There Is publicity clause IN
the Canadian arbitration law aud ca
nndiuus have machine for informinr
the public impartally ~ the merits Of
labor disputes The Canadian official
ly thus becomes'a board N arbitration
I'm such cases do not favor publ,
arbitration II has been n failure II
New Zealand where II was tried oui
fur some years Public opinion
decided the strike NJ 1911 IN favor oi
the railroads The board of Cuncila
ton aud mediation AZ WashlngtOl
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(COntmurd on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
THE HUNGARIAN PRINCE
PURSUED BY SUBMARINE

NEW YORK, April Officers OF
the steamer Hungarian Prince, which
reached her today from Shields, said
that the steamer was pursued Febru.
AIRY ~ by u German submarine of
Beachy Head on the homeward pas
sage from Bahia Blanca ~ London.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
PARIS NEWSPAPER ORDERED
SUSPEND PUBLICATION

PAIRS, April l0,-The royalist news
paper I.lhre Parole has been ordered
to suspend publication FOR ~ hours
for publishing news which had not
been approved by the censors This Is
the second time the paper has been
Disciplined.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
AMERICAN COTTON BURNS
IN HARBOR or ITALY

NAPLES, April 10 Six thousand
bnles II American cotton aboard the
Steamer san Gugllelmo were destroy
ed here today by fire The loss Ia es
tlmated at S2OOOOO Firemen, customs
guards aud troops were unable TO e1
tinguiSh the Flames before the cargo
was ruined
The San GugliemO an italian
steamer " 5000 tone sailed FROM Gal
weston March 10 for Genon and Maple.
by way ~ New York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
Lots Of Literature.

The letters which are being sent out
10 the commercial clubs, mayors and
newspapers are not the only piecss
n literature which are 10 be distri
hulcd In connection with the eIcur
sion Secretary r r Brown of the
Chamber " Commerce stated this
morning that arrangements were be
Ing made FOR a special car which
would be fitted ny especially for use
~ dope car and In It will be car
ried several hundred thousand pieces
" literature printed by the business
houses NJ this city which will be dis
tributed along the route
II is estimated that At least ten
pQsiDsss houses in this city will send
two ton, os IIefScnal advertising mat
tContinued on Last PageI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
PRODUCER Will
CO INTO COURT
Oil Conservation Law to BE Tes
ted As Soon As Commission
Makes Order.
MAKING MANY COMPLAINTS
Corporation Commission viii
Make Order On Those In
HsaIdtOn Field.

One of the most IMPORTANT nets re-.
,ti,. D.. p.....u ,,.,t,,.,,,. .., ,,t.,.,,..,,.
'''u'i NV J"''S"'' ''oH o' tue '"i p"'u
Ton commission VIII be the oplnlon
aud order having tu DO with pruduc-
ton affecting the Hculdtou field. to
be- promulgated by the commission. FOL
lowing hearing held nt Arlmurr FRI
day The complaints, and the hcurius
which followed. ana the flnuI order all
hive 10 de- with the provisions Of the
ncw conservation oI law pus-ed by
the recent legislature
The commi,-Iou VIII probably con
slider this particular case simply from
the standpoint Of production, ns pro.
ylded I'm section / NJ the luw This
pnrt NJ the law seeks 10 give the state
police power over the production NJ
crude ull. In the event n ,hnll hnyr
been established that unlawful waste
has occurred
I Many sides NJ the OH industry were
/ presented nl the hcHuug NJ ArdmOre
Complaints had been made that oil
was not being proluced eQultahly In
the field, ns the law contemplates that
II should be- There nrc those produc
Ing oil who have refineric. ~ their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
HUERTA To NEW YORK
DepOssd MEXICAN President Win Spend
Two Days In New York and Then
60 tO Havana.

NEW YORK April There wns
activity today ia the local Mexican
colony IN auticInutlm uf rhe arrival
here NJ Grurrul Nlrrorlnuo llurrlu. de.
posed president ~ Mexico Hucru sail
ed from spain on the Antonio Lopez
due here this afternoon or tonight
Nelicnu- here believed number "
General Hurrta- most ultimate friends
would greet him aud confer concerning
Mexican affairs General Aureliano
Blauqurt who was HuertHs war min
lister. aud others who were members NJ
his cabinet were said either to bee here
or coming
In Il wireless dispatch General
IIurrtH replying Hu inquiry sent word
he wa, on pleasure trip only and
had mop laus
Al the Carrauza consulate II was
said NO move had beeu made tO pre-
vent liuertas landing The steamer
on which be Is Ii passenger VII. pro.
rced to Huyuua after remaining IN
NevYork two days and one report
was that be- would remain aboard and
proceed to the Cuban capital
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

WASHINGTON. April TO- Se,retn
ry OF Labor Wilson and CommlsSIourr
Genera CaminettI N the immigration
bureau declare they are not worrying
about the expected arrival " General
Hucru fl Ncw York Officials sHy
they have no idea yet whether General
Huerta plans 10 simply touch at New
York en- route to another port or 10
stop I'm the United States
There is nothing In his coming to
New York saii Secretary Wilson
Tint warrants the department NJ com
merce and the immigration officials in
treating General IIuerts any different
ly than any other arriving imml
grants"
The Washington times., 1915-10-24

DAyISON'S, Prof. 3 Mrs., t3!0 " NV
All dances correctly taught 4 guar. in few
Lessons: priv. any hour. Class Tue. ev. NeSl<
The Washington times., 1915-10-24

Mrs Flora e Dyer, Mr.. Robert r. Dennison.
lji7 and l5l9 II street
Teaches Fashionable Dancing. Ballroom for
rent for all purposes.
The Washington times., 1915-10-24
MISS CHAPPELEAR,

1912 QUE ST. N. w.
PHONE NORTH 6S+t.
The Washington times., 1915-10-24
LOST AND FOUND

PoCKETBOoK-On Navy Yard car. about o
o'clock yesterday: contained $50. identihca-
ton card. operators permit TO Arthur q.
Hollows 10i Portland St, Congress Heights.
II. e.. reward.
FOB TOCKET-Small diamond on ribbon.
Reward 1919 Columbia road. Phone Col
27S.
SILVER PIS-Lizard, set with green and
white stone. lost Thursday: valued for as-
sociations only. Reward. Apt. /. 1882 Bel
mont st.
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@ ST S. E., l+oo-s rooms, bath. hot-water
heat. $50. Phone Lincoln 3lSS. u,
o ST 5. W, l05o-House, 5 rooms and stabe.
make Nne garage. A. : CASWOOb. 9lJ
New York ave. y. W.
The Washington times., 1915-10-24
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS make big profits handling our
Fast Selling Holiday Post Cards Nov
nants, Etc; 5000 varietiss: demand un.
limited. Write today for free cataloH. SUI
LiVAN CO. i2A Van Buren 1t. Chicago.
AGENTS make big money; the best line Of
food naNors. perfumes. soaps aud toilet
preparations, etc. ever offered: 'over 80
light weight, popular priced quick selling
necessities In big demand. well advertised
easy sellers. big repcatsrs. 1907 profit. com
plete outfits Furnished free to workers; Just "A
postal today. AMERICAN PRODUCTS co.
SsS2 American Blds.. Cincinnati. Ohio
AGENTS-tict particulars Of the best self
heating iron on the market low in price
absolutely practical: three sales u day means
Su II week profit TO YOU, send postal today.
g. BROWN MFG. CO.. i2l Brown Bldg.
Cincinnati ohio.
AGENTS-Gct particulars OF one Of the best
paying propositions ever put on the mar
kct. something no one else sells; mako
81. O0J yearly Address r.. NJ. FEbTMAS,
Sales Mgr. 1888 Third street. Cincinnati. ono
The Washington times., 1915-10-24
THE DANCE.

Under the direction Of MR.. JACK NEwLO'
Latest dances taught l2iO q st NV. N.1ol