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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
NOT OUT FOR
SENATORSHIP
Governor Williams Tells the Times
He Is Not Seeking Highest
Office OF the State

I SHALL not be u candidate for the
L United States senate
That Is the sententlous statement
made To The Times by Governor Il. l..
williams. following discussion ~ the
removal of Prof. Frank Read from the
superlntendency Of the school for the
deaf at sulphur
Il believe the man Is good teach
er." he said, and ! gave him n good
letter. also advising him that his char
acter was not assailed by those who
had urged his removal But do not
think he possesses the executive quail.
ties To make q great institution Of
that school, such M we have planned.
He then turned 10 the discussion OF
Prof j. W. Blattner who succeeds
Read He read some splendid letters
" recommendation Of the latter.
among them one from s. +. LOckridge
business manager Of the University of
Texas Another was from Samuel
Sparks. president Of the Texas Trust
company at Dallas, aud another from
Judge Steadmsn. former attorney for
the g. \, railroad Others were
from the heads of schools for the deaf
IN Colorado. Kentucky, Arkansas and
Nebraska The governor said he first
got In touch with Prof Blattner by
asking Dr. T. r. Sampson president
OF the Presbyterian Theological lnsti.
tute ut Houston, Tex, to sumblt the
names Of some capable men available
for the position Blatners name led
a list of three names received
u believe" said the governor, that
Prof Rlattner combines executive abll
ity with capablllty as teacher. A,
to his politics, can only say that II
my opinion It ls not good policy tC
place II man of one political faith at
the head " q school whore everybody
else Is identified with a different par
~ To do so is to invite trouble anC
disCord
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
1 1/O07Z2ZY3 P
Harriet Dunn Bentley,

Mr. Nnd Mrs Arthur Bennett aud
daughter Alice Virginia returned ~"
day from delightful eastern trip
Chicago they Joined Mr. aud Mrs r.
A. Vose und mutored 10 Portland, Me,
where they remained for ten days, go
Ing by boat from there 10 New York
City They also spent some time at
Long Beach
Mrs. 4 Hughes will leave Tues.
day for visit In Denver
Mir aud Mrs A f. v Dunn aud IT.
tie son arrived Sunday for visit
with Mr. und Mrs r. Il Williams
Mrs Russell G.. Lowe ana children
viii leave Wednesday for Colorado
Springs where they will spend the re-.
mainder Of the summer
Miss Mildred and Rudolf Klein.
schmidt left Thursday for Milwaukee,
Wiz. where they win join their mother
Mrs K'elnschmidt who was called
there recently by the serious illness
Of her mother. who continues quite ill
The Shamrock club viii meet Tues
day with Mrs l.. A Rice at 1911 West
First street In place " with Mrs Ilar
ry rostlewOite as announced
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs
/ Mason w Little and little dnughAr
Margery are regrptting deeply the
news Of their intended removal to Kan.
sas city, for which place they VIII
leave Wednesday Although residing
here but four years they have cndenr
ed themselves to a wide circle ~
friends and the hospitality of the lit
tie home as well ls the bpnuty and
charming personality " its hostess
viii be grcnuy missed IN the social
events ~ the coming season New
business connection, made 80 closely
following upon MIR Littlc's disposal oi
his holdings IN the Brock Drygood,
company necessltate such an early de
parturc, so that their friends are civ
en- no opportunity Tor entertaining
Mr. and Mrs Ernest IeCOmpte write
from Alaska ~ most dclighuu
trIp They 20 from there 10 san Fran
cisco
Mrs A Hart and lit.lr daurhtp
AlIne returned Sunday evening from
san trnnclsrO nud tour Of Culifor
MIA. stopping IN Denver aud Salt LAX,
City en route home
Mr. Norman Haskell returned IN,
last NJ IN" week from Washington i
: G., aud New York CU
Mr and Mrs Lamar Mclennom rc
turned Saturday from visit In Bon
ham Tex. with relatives They wer
accompanied home by their sister. Mis-
, Shelley McLennau who will remain 10
, a fortnight
Mrs T.. g. McAdams has as he
= guests her sisters. Mrs Lee Prpler am
Mrs A. G. Lloyd Of Dallas who arri,
ed sunday
Mr. aud Mrs Charles + Head Of VI,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
WILLIAMS WILL
STAY WITH EN-
Governor Threatens 10 Give Up
Boston Trip II Necessary 10
Close Up Capital Deal

TWOULD miss attending the confer
Arnce Of governors ia Boston II that
Is necessary to get the state capitol
building contract closed and the bond
VI the contractors properly executed" p"
was Governor H. l. Williams asser
ton yesterday
II had intended 10 start Sunday
evening" he added, "in order 10 take
the water trip by way Of New Or
leans, but ! don't expect to yet away
now until about Wednesday, and prob
ably win go to New York and take
a boat there | want, however, to get
this capitol matter closed up and save
the state about $50 am not go
ing 10 let that commission remain
alive dnring my absence and have a
man drawing a salary ot $500 month
for doing nothing II necessary l will
forego the trip entirely to get that
bond signed up expect TO make
those fellows pay FOR the dilatory tac
ties they now are practlclng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
Office Phone w. 4O19

\le,Drr are the guest, Tor Il few day,
~ Mr. aud Mr., A. A. Cain, Ell route
humr from the Pacific coast Their
daughter Mis- Elizabeth Head who
nn. been the guest NJ Mrs Cain dur
Ing their uDscnnc viii accompany them
home
Mr., ChurIe- " Sims left sunday
fora visit with her parents In Higgins,
Th
Miss Dorothy Cruycroft entertained
Ht breakfast sunday morning In hon
or Of Miss Juupt llulchpr uf Atlanta.
| Gr Miss Hess Stewart entertained Il
/ purty who mutored 10 the country for
supper Sunday evening, Ia honor "
| Mis-. Hatcher, the other guests being
/ Misses Fannie Warrington. Jane Hnr.
lrHsteln, Dorothy Cruycrofl blanche
! CIaggrtt and Mes-r- Risk Thompson.
! Hugh Hughes. john Fitzpatrick Charles
yolcrs, William H. Craycroft, aud Al.
fred Vance
Nlr and Mrs 4 II Whnrteuby and
/ family have returned from Il camping
trip at Lake Ellison, near Guthrie
where they have spent the greater
part of six weeks
Mr. aud Mrs A. A, Mcdonald aud
daughter Mary have taken Il residence
lat Gl5 West Sixteenth street wher,
they arc at home to their friends Mr.
Mcdonald ,fho was formerly of Hugo
IS chairman Of the state industria
commission.
| Mrs Calvin Uornaduy accompanied
hy Mrs John u Wright aud son John
|Jr. to their home IN Baltimore sun
day evening where she viii make al
extended visit
wedding that was complete sur
prise To tne friends of the contracting
, purtles was that ~ Miss Fern Reed
, dnughtcr of Rev uud Mrs George VI
Reed Of 1915 Dale avenue, aud Mr.
.C J. Eshrlmnu, son pf Mr.. aud Mrs
y. II Eshelmau of Abilene, Kan
which was celebrated Thursday even
, Ing ut their home ut lOG East Thlrt
J street The brides father Rev Rec,
o performed the ceremony IN the pres
rurc ~ few friends who had beel
'billrn to Il housr.wnrmlng The hrid
was one ~ the teachers ~ the cit
schools and the groom is secretary au
treasurer of the Cooperative Adjust
meut company
Mr. and Mr., Marion s. Cooter de
parted SUNDAY evening Tor thel
. months western trip 10 California an
intermediate points During their brie
stay iu Colorado Springs they will b
the guests NJ Mrs II. + Avery, tn
b. sister ot Mrs " 6. Burke MIR. an
, Mrs John DE Lana were here from I
r Reno Sunday 10 see Mir and Mrs Coo
cr before their departure
r Mrs Ross Il, Fuller aud little daugl
i ter Frances. lett Sunday for yis
r. with relatives In Denver
picnic party honorlng Miss Lell
=. Smith or saltwater. who is the gue'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

again To the cynlc who scoffs AZ the
fashion follles " the up.to. date maid
en- and marvels at the ralment with
which she adorns herself, a trip TO the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art will cor.
rect the impression that the STYLES OF
today are exaggerated or daring
Thirty dolls, dressed IN STYLES char.
acterIstlc Of the period from the end
of the fourteenth century 10 the adj
vent NJ the hustle" aud the pulled
back skirt Of the late seventies, are ON
view In miniature Promenade des
rollettes' at the Museum.
Hundreds of women have visited the
exposition since It's opening The dolls.
fourteen Inches high, are arranged In
the manner Of the popular prone.
nades' featured by the smart design.
ers Of today. The costumes italian.
French, German, Dutch, English and
American afford clear insight lntc
old times STYLES. and show that the
latest New York fashions are not Of
recent origin,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
BOOSTING BUCHANAN
Old Acquaintance Of Superintendent
Buchanan Take Up the Fight In Re
half Of Their Friend

II the residents Of Sedslia, Joplin
aud other cities In Missouri, where gu.
perlntendent g. V, Buchanan Of the
city schools In known could again elect
him here they would gladly reach over
into oklahoma and do that act They
are fighting for him over In that state
In public letter appearing In the
Sedalia Capital, J. West Goodwin, the
veteran newspaper man, says the
charges made against Buchanan are
untrue. An Sedalia will not give the
story the slightest credence" he adds
Goodwin refers 10 the Gore Incident
and compares the Buchanan affair
with It.
Sedala and Joplin newspapers.
where Superintendent Buchanan Is
well known, declare with one accord
that there can be- no truth In the
charges made against him. 1t Is
avowed that his record there IL fault.
less and that he Is held In the highest
! esteem
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
ASKING A REDUCTION
OOctaw County Relieves Its Livestock
Ia Assessed Too High

An attempt was made this morning
to secure n called session OF the state
board Of equalization 10 hear com
plants relative To excessive valuations
placed upon livestock In Choctaw
county but with the governor ad
dressing the labor convention. Auditor
Howard IN San Francisco y. NJ. Gault
absent ON an inspection trip to Stin.
water aud the attorney general too
busy elsewhere TO attend, quorum
could not he secured W ]. Marshall.
county clerk Of ChoctRw, was Informed
that an attempt would be made 70 se
cure a session this afternoon. He re-
celved little encouragement AZ 10 re-.
ductions being made, however M the
average assessments IN Choctaw are
under thoss ot surrounding counties.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
State Visitors
At LmHuckins

z. T. O'Herln. Gushing; Edith
Whitman, Lehigh; J. B Killing, Rod
Oak G. A. Sturgeon, Red Oak; X. j.
Athey, Tuttle. Grace d. Clark, Shaw
nee H. d. Sneed. sulphur; Don NJ
Bretch. Hobart G. c. Mitchell. Sui.
phur; T. j. Pearer and Wife. Foster
C. Swathen, Henryetta T. +. South
ern, sulphur, L. G. West, Mountain
View; {. h. Harper, Muskogee "
A Pitehord, Muskogee Mrs. W. \
Durnnt, Tom Melcham aud wife, Lr
high; B W. Raston, Lindsay; ID. X
Anderson, Lindsay, wilbUt Moore
Lindsay; W. n Bishop md wife
AnadarkO; W. f. Puddy, Okmulgee
j. +. GrissOn, Okmulgee: j j. Vie
tor. Tulsa; NJ. W Fridlde. Nowata; II
Is Sherman, Shawnee; j r. McMahOn
Muskogee; W Is Hedlund, Elk City
Rev. H. S Dlltpons, Duncan; Il. J
Van Castel, Hobart; A. V. Benedict
Apache, Geo o. LOngley, Tulsa; 4
H. Branen, Woodward; T.. l.. Martin
Sayre; Miss Caruthers, Temple Mis-
Yielding, Temple; j. L. Remple, Go
tebo: W westbrook, saltwater. l.
J. Sulph, saltwater; Q. ]. Mead, Alya
g. b. Mack, Falrylew W. ID. Nrne.
Lawtou +. u. Dunlay, i.Awton. +. i
Often, Guthrie; o. n. Larson. Drum
mond s. r. Dunbar, Tulsa Boot
Merrill, Elk City d. ]. Fox, Tulsa
j. q. Hamilton, Henryettn; II. B
Ograne, Tulsa o. H. Kerr, Gushing
Frank J Bnnduot, Fort Gibson; II. /
Hart FL Reno. C. S. Thompson, Shaw
nee.
At Skirvln
l.. O'Hara, Muskogee; g. s. Reedel
Tulsa; J. X. Shoded, Henryetta
A. Jones, Tulsa Sam Strauss, Mar
eta; W. d, Pattrr Ardmore; h.
Radford, Shawnee II. A. Treason
Shawnee; r. NJ Harris, Tlshomingo
W. G.. Weiner, McAlester: J. D. Gou
cite, Granite W H. Hutchinson an
wife, Sapulpa e Webster and wifi
sulphur: NJ. + Stansburg, Shawnee
A, A, Dewing, NJ Reno; r. W Powell
Chlckasha; Harry Mayer and wifi
Altus: II r. Beeler, Muskogee.
Az bristol
o. Prince, Lawton: ]. +. Selmal
Walters; j. l. Austin, Cordell; G.
Kreplin, Enid NJ P Chnffer, Lawtor
Mrs. u. Watt, Geary Mics n. Allel
Geary j. W Watson, Hollis.
Az klngkade
j A Taggsrt saltwater: L. $. WI
liams, Purcell; II VI. willes, Norman
r. @. Smith, Apache; Geo II. Clar
Davis; Chas II Filson. Guthrie:
/ r Rains, shawnee; r. r. Pypun
Atoka; II h. sherman, Shawnee v
=. Dyche. Tlshomingo; c. NJ. HUI
phrey, Bristow; Guy Anderson. La,
ton; W. H. Paul Pauls Valley; Mr
and Flora Hull Pauls Valley.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
LOW EBB VALUE
ENGLISH MONEY
Pound Sterling Worth Less Today
Than At Any Other Time Within
the Memory Of Man

NEW YORK, Aug 16-The English
pound sterling fell today to the lowest
American value within the memory
" man Normally quoted at ASj IN
foreign exchange, It fell today IN the
first hour dropping 10 466 Greater
decentralization was shown by the for
eign exchange market at todays open
Ing than ever recorded here before.
Parts checks were quoted at $500
a weakening of ten cents over the Sun
day holiday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

" Miss LILLIAN Peery was given Fri
dny ut Belle Isle. Those enjoying the
evening were Misscs Smith Ruth
Kneeland Olivette Snyder Colrru and
Watta Dean Hooper Nr--r- ldrn
LoyeJoy. Earl Vim Kenneth jacobs
Louis aud Ray Mckinney and Arthur
Brooks
Miss Lorraine Smile nurued this
morning from a three week visit lu
Colorado Springs and Denver
Mrs G. NJ. Bosworlh WINS called TO
Alton Ill Saturday hy thr serious
Illness Of her mother
A small party of friends who enjoyed
the evening Friday with Miss Irene
Rathburn, included Misses Virginia
Strosler. Anna Taliaferrp. Ella John
son aud Messrs. Middleton. Van Hook.
McI.aln aud Beard. The evening was
spent at cards
Mrs. ] NJ Thompson aud MIR Guy
Thompson, mother and brother of Mrs
WIN Richardson arrived this moru-
ing to attend the funeral " Mr. Rich.
ardson at the family residence on
Wcst Sixth street.
The WOmen's Auxiliary Of the Rail
way Mail association will have pic
mic at Wheeler Park Wednesday All
mail clerks and their families are In
yited to be present
The Womens Golf club viii have Il
match play Wednesday morning at the
links. the losers 10 entertain tae win.
ners at luncheon. Mrs A j McMn-
hnn captain, has with her on one side.
Mines Arthur A. VIII e. X Dean,
George Frrderickson, Frurk DIngec
Roy Finerty and Sbphru + Yea2ey
Mrs 4. j Realty, captain uf the other
side has an her players Mines Charles
H. BOardman, George X Williams
Clarence l.. Henley, S X Cunning
ham, Albert p. knight and c. b Wal
lace
Mrs A. W ozark entertained lnfor
mally at luncheon Saturday for Mrs
X. Alex Wells. who will leave Tuesday
for California Following the lunch
, con the afternoon was spent at auc
tion
Mrs. Harry A. Garrison aud Mrs
Charles Eason have returned from {
stay In Sulphur, Ok
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Apply cotton cloth wet with BAL
LARD'S SNOW IlNIMENT to all
wounds, cuts, burns. sores or bllsters,
and note It's wonderful healing power.
1t Is prompt and very effective Price
25c, soc and SlO0 per bottle Sold by
Wcstfall Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
zAAL TO NORMAN
Aged German Accepted Proposition 10
Work For State"

John Zaal. q German from north of
Edmond was adjudgrd 90 be- Insane
hy the insanity commission Monday
aud committed to the Insane asylum
at Norman II was charged that
Zaal chased woman with a club
and gave other signs " hring mental
ly deranged. on the stand, however,
ne appeared 10 be bright aud the pos
SCISSOR of good sense lie expressed
NO objection to "wqrkng fur the state
at Norman" however.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
TEACH PREACHERS MOVIE GAME
Feature Of Methodist Camp Meeting TO
Re PhOtOplay Instruction

CHICAGU, Aug lB---lnstructlOn In
the operation Of a moving picture ma
chine II was announced today will
be given ministers attending the
Methodist camp meeting which opens
ut New Lenox H., next Thursday
The instructor will be- the Rev. James
OMay OF Aurora, IN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

NEW YORK, Aug. TO- Verify there
Is nothing new under the sun. The
ever changing fashions of the temin.
Inc sex are not even new, but are
merely time worn models brought out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
or Aug are past due If not paid hy
o y. m Of the 10th service will be- dis,
continued Pioneer Tel. \ Tel. Co
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

The practice Of comhing the long
hair over the bald spo; never fooled
anybody.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
JEWELRY
Forms the Basis Of Many
Fortunes.


Thousands of people throughout
the length and breadth Of the
land place their actual surplus,
whether from wages or from
profits In business, In Jewelry
Of one kind or another
Jewelry Is always a safe invest
msnt, is always d thing of beau
ty and consequently JOY for
ever. Don't hesitate 10 invest
IN some sort, and at this store
You win flnd pretty stock,
cleyerly and artistlcully select
ed, and prices are so low that
YOU win not hesitate to buy
when you see the values offered.
We allow liberal price for
your old jewelry, when YOU buy
new. Come visit US,
F r &c K E
JEWELRY co.
Opp. Entrance to Terminal
Station. l6 North Harvey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Fair Exhibitors looking for m.
ting souvenirs to distribute from
their booths viii fluid attractive
novelties nt low prices nn display
in our offices In the Folly
building sss Someone nskpd
us the other day how long
a multigrophpd lettor should
be What We told ls uo
secret A letter should stop
when everything ls said. But
the way n rs said has Dot 10
dc with the length and suepess
NJ the effort Sn We were iuyit.
ri 10 help IN the preparation NJ
the matter TINT went Ina the lDi
ter rw0 heads working ou one
letter often make % postage
stamp dO twice ts much work
sss We Chn quote 1dyrrlls
ing rates ON buv newspaper or
magazine published anywhere
sss And Vu control the hd
yertiying privilege uu seven
local moving picture theniors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal 1914.
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Mrs. Harry A. Garrison aud Mrs
Charles Eason have returned from a
stay In Sulphur, Ok
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Mrs. a. W Clark entertained infor.
mally at luncheon Saturday for Mrs
H. Alex Wells. who will leave Tuesday
for California Following the lunch.
con the afternoon was spent at auc
tiOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Mrs. r. g. McAdams has as her
guests her sisters, Mrs Lee pocler and
Mrs A. G. Lloyd Of Dallas who arriy.
ed Sunday.
Mr. nnA Mrs Charles L Hend of Nc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-03
MRS. |. ". ALLEN
D'ES;L LONG ILL

Mrs. Phoebe l.. Allen. wife of Rev.
Lyman whitney Allen, d. D., pastor
of the South Park Presbyterian
Church, died yesterday afternoon,
after a long illness, in the parsonage
II Spruce street.
Mrs. Allen was the daughter of
John Jelliff. one OF Newark's leading
citizens. She was first married to
Andrew Lemassena. jr., who died
some years ago. Ten years ago she
was married to -. Allen, who was
then a widower.
Throughout her life Mrs Allen was
active in the affairs of the South Park
Church. and for a number of years
has been honorary president of the
Ladies' Missionary Society and a
member of other church societies,
She was director of the Female
Charitable Society, the McAll Mis-
sion and member of the New Jersey
Historical Society. Mr.. Lenassena,
her first husband, was at one time
president of the board of trustees of
the South Park Presbyterian Church.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-03
STATE MAY LOSE
100000 SUIT
Special Co ths Evening star.


TRENTON, April 3.-The joint ap-
preparations committee OF the Legis-
lature continued today its meeting.
begun yesterday, which has for it's
purpose the pairing down of appro-
priations, so as to keep the bills
within the income of the State.
Although not a member, Speaker
Godfrey appeared before the commit
tee and gave a long talk. After he
had finished, the members of tha
committee differed in their interpre-
tations Of his remarl s. 1t was said
afterward that the speaker called the
attention of the committee TO the
fact that within the next year the
State may be called upon TO pay the
Lehigh Valley Railroad about $1,000
600, as the result of a suit brought
against the State by the company to
recover taxes paid under protest.
This suit is now pending in the
United States Supreme Court, and
the speaker told the committee, ii is
said, that this court, on March 20.
decided an analogous case in such 4
manner that, If the New Jersey suit
is decided the same way, the State
will lose. The suit that was decided
was ruled that a grant allowed 10 an
original owner also held good for the
present holder of property. The Lee
high Valley claims that the exemp-
tions allowed by the State to the old
Morris Canal and Banking Company
also apply to the railroad company
and ii should not be compelled u
pay the taxes.
other members of the committed
| said that the speakers purpose II
appearing was to convey the idea
that provision should be made in thu
appropriation bill for the sl,O0O.00
| the State might be called upon Il
pay, although he did not say this II
80 many words. Another impression
gained was that he was attempting t.
emphasize the Importance of the pas
sage of the Morris canal abandon
ment bill at the present session o
the Legislature, as the State coul,
make better bargain now thai
after a decision in favor of the rail
road, IL such decision were rem
dered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-03
CONTEMPORARY
ELECTION WON'T
Be A WALKOVER

A. tho r,,rittey reouest ,,f more than
...,s..-. a.. ,....,,,l,o,.. - .,,a CONTAIN
'"0u'S NV -, ~ - ,,o,,,
pofary, a speeial meeting mas -
called by the club for MONDAY IN the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion a Washington street. The pur-
,-' 80 A., ,,,aetir,, ia ~ al out the
poSo "a - IA, -. 1,5,, .o,
oaliot SO eaere "i1i oe e"o os'il0i''o'e Io.N',
Tor each ofiice. fhe anhoai meeting
is to be held next Tuesday.
Although the bylaws of the club
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-03

PATERSON, April 3.-of all the
glum creatures in Paterson today,
perhaps the very glummest is "old
Jim" Mccormick. warhorse tosser Tor
the Chicago White Stockings
quarter of a century ago and chum
of Billy Sunday in his baseball days.
rheumatism stalked into Jim's house
hold and bones a day or so ago ana
stuck a pin in his dream of being
among the first to extend the glad
hand of welcome to the little evangel-
ist when he arrives tonight.
About a week ago Sunday sent
greeting to Paterson, in which he an
ticipated the pleasure of meeting
again his crony of the days when ne
chased the leather round cenrenel9'
That message was the source OF al,
most ecstatic JOY to Mccormick, ana
FOR days afterward his friends
couldn't persuade him to talk about
ANYTHING else. But now Jim is sad
sick in spirit as well as In bo dy.
''Ain't it fought for a fellow TO get