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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
let, slonc docs no harm. hnt dirt
4 Hint TO Housewives.

Dir, !et, alone does no harm. but dirt
disturbed :Hay actually carry disease
germs What lies III behind the piano
or on iop OF the whatnot really has no
influence upon this health 81 the house
hold. TIE trouble rsSirs when YOU
,aNe a mop or broom or ras on a
stick and SO pokius IN behind there and
stir II NJ.
As matte. % .act housecleaninS
;!!ne. spring and fall. invariably iDiti-
aies profitable season .: coughs and
colds" which might never be. were
industrious hut obsolete hoUSekceperS.
HousccieaUinS is q habit handed
down ey our dirty, ignorant colonial
ancestors III those days The itch and
such things were vary popular, and II
WAS no wonder folks SO, restless IN
with the furniture II IS sixteenth
century sin visited uYcn the twentieth
century rousekesPcr. frank confess
sion that woman. ate! all. IS incapable
OF keep!HS step with the worlds ad-
vance \ house. like human being. or
4 horse or N automobile. that is kept
clean. certainly requires no periodic
ovechsuiinc \ .lousekceper who dares
10 be seen turning things ,opsy- turvy
these days risks her very reputation.
II isn't done any more unless q visit IS
expected from the Board OF Health or
rich relations
There are houses and dooryards and
human bodies that would unQues;ion-
ably stand a thorough scrubbirs just
once. fox the good OF the community.
But the practice ot annual or serli-an-
rusl cleanup is as Old fashioned as the
habit CO taking bath OF the last DAY
.. school whether YOU need il or not.
We hold no brief for the husbands.
We simply ye:terste the fact that dirt
- harmless as long as il isn't stirred
up. Swee; as an immaculate house may
De 10 the tired housekeeper's eyes. il
j. no protection whatever against the
germs OF disease Il IS hlth you can't
see with the NAKED eye that brings
home the measles. Clean looking peo-
pie carry colds" Perfectly pure look
.nE water conveys diluted sewage-the
typhoid germ. TIE finest tasting milk
bs-cu!os!s.
Housewife snare that broom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
.AIdcrmnnic Proceedings.

The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen was held last night and con-
curreuce was voted on tho regular APP
preparations made by tn. Council last
week and other measures passed by
that body. Among these was an appro-
pciation OF $4,000 for the purchase Of
triple combination motor engine for
the Fire Department. to he kept at the
Halifax Street station. The fire COM
mission explained 10 the board that the
motor engine would save much expense
TO the city. Among other things it
would save the expense OF the main
tenance OF five horses. about $500 4
year. and the additional cost OF fuel.
Incidental mention was made of the
proposition 10 increase the police force
by the addition OF ten regular patrol
men, now before the Finance Commit
tee for report. Members expressed
them selves as in favor OF the increase
even TO greater extent than proposed
The Finance Committee is expected to
repor, favorabiy on the increase. The
board refused 10 concur in the action of
the Council appropriating SIPS for
planting shade trees on Wythe street.
as asked for by the Civic League.
The reports OF city officers for August
were received and filed. The treasurer
report showed a cash balance on hand
September of S269. y resolution to
appropriate $500 for the employment
Of Pinkerton detectives during the
week Of the fair in October was re-
ferred TO the Finance Committee. AL
derrlan koenig made a motion to pro-
h!bit fishing in Halifax Street between
Sycamore Street and Emiss's wagon
yard-a humorous reference to the
torn-ua and miserable condition of this
street. No action was taken on the mo-
;!on. The board transacted a great deal
OF routine business before ADJOURN
:nent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
New Draperies

Our experts will tell you (if de-
sired) just what fabric and color
should be used for each hanging.
You may be assured that our ad-
vice will be correct.
This fall we have an especially
varied and beautiful assortment Of
Sunfast Reps. Armures, Damask,
Velours. etc, varying in price from
an absolutely Sunfast Rep. at 45c
yard. up to the loveliest brocaded
Velvets at $3.50 a yard.
We can get anything you wart
and work up any color scheme or
design that you may have in nina
Estimates on all this work cheerful
~ furnished free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
UNION SEMINARY OPENS
ONE WEEK FROM TO-DAY
Rev. Campbell Morgan, d. D., OF Lon
don will Deliver james Sprunt
Lectures In February.

next session on Wednesday afternoon.
September %. at o'clock, with an ad-
dress TO the students and public by
Rev. Theron II. Rice, d. d. Many new
men have registered for rooms. and
practically all members of the classes
OF last year, except those who gradu-
ated. will return TO complete the course.
Extensive improvements to the build
inCs OF the seminary have been made
during the summer under the direction
OF William II. Miller. executive officer
Of the institution. The most important
Improvement is the installation of a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
WAREHOUSE
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
Blaze in Old Coast Line Elevator
Entails Loss Estimated
at $4,000.
CONCUR IN MANY MEASURES
Board Of Aldermen Holds Monthly
Mceting-Three Couples Married.
Small Robberies Reported at Dis
putanta-NegrO Schools Open.

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
PETERSBURG, VA. September IA
Fire OF undetermined origin this morn
ing. about ESQ o'clock, practically de-
stroNed the frame warehouse near the
wharf. occupied by the Newsome Feed
ana Grain Company. The building was
owned by the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company and originally was used
as grain elevator. The structure
burned rapidly. hut the Fire Depart
nent was able to control the flames
and prevent damage TO other business
houses nearby. The Ncwsomc company
is composed OF Northern officers and
Storkh olderS. and the business IS man
aged by local agent. The loss on
stock has not been fully estimated. but
ii is said will reach between $4,000
and $1,000 with partial insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Women Should Work
tBY ANToINETTE DoNNELLY1
(CopyrieA:, 1918, BY .An;o.a-t,e Don
->,.vy

iNoSNFl EA.. 1915, oE -.ctc!1.tts Don
ae!!yD
Love has been credited always SIS be-
ing me creates; taia- IL he world. II
: ne second Ereaies; thing n the
World. Wo-k i ths greatest Work Is
ne rzraC=a to- every i!i-inClGG!rE
ne Ills Q: love 1t is no more necessary
t7r ma. % have : LIE v-o.H than i Is
=: woman i : probably me un-
STABLE nervous systeI2 Q: women and
;1..- er1o:iona! eN;-1vasz@ces and dis
STATIONS a-s due :. lack Q. mental DIS
Tl.7s and -luscJts- development; You
a-c7' yoE:sti: :hat yoG suffer less .-on
= -szta-hs i: You a-e busy ;aa1 :: YOU
7-ere - give !iraI - q =, You suffer
ass :-o- re heat @: summer :. YOU
"a t-st.y employed.
- :5sa {: - --.z, reed @. xo.E
= even woman .:= = caa; . definite
go @H*t r--7a,:o: z@-Fs a.- r;-c %
t.-s..: W5rs u some Kind s .nd.s-
s=-sz-.t 2. health ~. happiness
Wives e: --s- wao haze rather sud
-+- -s--@ prosperous 49, excellent
+Ia-5-z - -. G=i=-:c:a:ia- -1=c: a.:
r ). -rrs N-::- servants . 40 ne
T.rE --eg formerly found pleasure and
-tA'- 1o.-F J.: : oa.s matter % :
.--r = :wr r+:o:4 Nerves z:e de-
T---;s- Lt,--E v!:E =. -&..a!,5y 6s-
re--.-+-. q. - -r-y comes a. ~
.=z-- s.z,= @. -a5 ne c..v1I..y.
-s.--.ss t.t Er.e: -: ~:rea c:;@a
go z.s-.----F % :o:-!:.s
- 'rE. .zE s---=t-.-s . ae+;
t.-- t'.- --.-.-- =r--, themselves
--ac- go az .1.+-+ss as -.+ 40
"a: 49, - 80: .sz.:. az beauty
$50 '-.v : v-z- ~ : .zzy .oses
--- cs..:-t. ,.E.: ::... zEE..ss.v.-
.+ss e. 49,. - go 81. p2~.-.
=. --.-E -t.t -. .-s,5:s -h.s=
.-E--"ts q. E,'-zc..c, - =. ~o-: cure
,--.-+F-, : --.s:s 80. sE3a.a.- PEI
- .-.-ss- SCI. :, ~ 70: ~
.-....s-. =: = CIV r:S'- - |o:E !,
-.-.ksa-y - zs+- s-:iT= %: me
= - :.-r IA: every
49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

central heating plant in Richmond Hall
for tho heating Of all public buildings
and residences on the campus. Addi-
tions and alterations have been made
to some OF the residences. and West
wood" the old Mcclure place. which
was recently damaged by fire, has been
restored.
Rev. Edward Mack. d. D.. the new
professor of Hebrew and Old Testa-
ment exegesis. has moved into the
residence occupied by the late Rev.
Thomas II. English, d. ID. The other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

members of thf faculty. Drs. Moore.
aersman. Johnson. Rice. Jingle and
caldwell. arc at their posts and ready
for the coming session.
Inc James Sprunt lecturer chosen for
the year Is Rev. G. Campbell Morgan,
u. d.. OF London. His subject will be
ihc Preaching OF the Word" He is
expected here in February. 1t has been
arranged by courtesy of Rev Russell
cecil. ID. D.. to have the lectures de-
nVered i'm the Second Presbyterian
Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Several NInrrinCek.

Yesterday morning at the parsonage
% the High Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Charles Emmett Wright and
Miss Evelyn Frances Wray, both OF this
city, were married By Rev. S. j. Brown.
Yesterday, at the home of the bride
in Commerce Street, John Hubbard and
Miss Zelma Lee Crowder, both of this
city. We're married by Rev. ;. J. Brown.
Last night al 10 o'clock al the home
OF the officiating minister. Rev A. r.
Love, OF West End Baptist Church. Miss
Georgia Dunn Warren and Joseph Adj
k!ns Guuter were married.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Medicnl College oncn. rurslnr.

The new term Of the Medical College
g! Virginia viii begin mex, Tuesday.
Secretary NcCau!ey says the prospect
i unusually good for large pharmacy
and dentistry classes this term and full
c.esses al thc opening arc expected in
n. nrst. year division ri the medicine
ard >r.zerv departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Semitic United Statcs Court.

James and Frank Hager. brothers,
were given a hearing this afternoon be-
fore United States Commissioner Bart
lett Roper. on the charge OF robbing
the post office at New Bohemia, Prince
George County. on August %. They
were sent on to the United States Dis
trict Court for trial. The Hager BROTH
crs confessed not only this robbery but
to numerous others. The United Sta. s
was given the preference in prosecute
Ing them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
High Conatnble wants More spece.

The Administrative Board, yesterday,
received communication from High
Constable Wyatt. requesting additional
office space. The request was forward
ed to the Building Inspector. with in
structions TO report on the quarters in
tho City Hall available for the accom-
mediation OF the High Constablc's office
and of the office of the Free Legal Aid
Society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
FALSE FIRE ALARM
John silva Charged With Summoning
Apparatus When There Was
No Fire.

John silva, rwent!-tnree years old.
vas arrested ~ Detectives Thurman
and Bertucc! and Policeman Waters
yesleyGs" on q charge o! being dis
orderly and turning n false lire
alarm from BOX No. ., Pine and Main
Streets. early Sunday morning. silva
ri!. be srra!gned In the Police Court
-C-ds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
hoard Fails TO Gel Quorum.

The Board D: Aldermen, which was
20 nave met n regular session last
night, failed 10 muster more than Il
bare quorum .! seven members, and
NE BODY voted 10 adjourn until Mon
ia" night At 6 O'Clock when IL viii
NEE, 70 dispose o. II. regular docket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

Arrest TanEaris. the Greek who died
in tho hospital last evening of wounds
inflicted by one of his countrymen, was
a veteran OF the last two wars in which
Greece was cngaged-that against Tur-
key, and later that against Bulgaria.
He came out OF both without a scratch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Snle of q Farm.

The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company has purchased from r. NJ. La
veile. of this city. his farm of fifty
acres on the City Point railroad. The
price paid is not stated, but IS under
stood 10 have been satisfactory. The
railway company expects 10 convert the
farm into Yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Rohbcries Mt Disputnntu.

The store OF j. Il. Parr at Disputanta
was broken into OF Friday night and
again on Saturday night. but only
small amount of money was taken. Last
night a. i. fuckers store at Dispu-
tanta was entered and goods to the
value OF $40 or 500 stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

Weary The feet deserve much bot
.er care than usually falls - their
lot They should De Dathe4 every
dav. J: they are tired from walk
Ing or long standing nothing i. 30
restful as hot bath for them. J.
they are tender and tire caEily II viii
tie res'ful TO bathe them in alcohol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

sylvia frequently bad Circulation
VA! make the hands red and unat-
:ractive. : rundown condition is often
indicated b. excessive Precipitation Of
ihc palms. For sithcs Of these
troubles the only sure treatment /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

Nar!. q Il should 10. ',irr ,ae
cp'Ic.s around ray nails = we're
you !, leaves = "a" eGEe Haica w.li
g!ye rise 10 AauEna!' and wall permit
M" d.st and DIT . enter. AID often
m. ..m D. nc !esa aDou. nc mai!
~ ones sore AID swollen ia congc-
Guerce. ANAL be glad 10 senc you nv
instructions 10Y manIcur!ug the nai.l
u gDu "'EH II and Wi! send ne i
stamped. addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

to he killed here by one Of his fellow
countrymen. He was getting ready to
go back and enter tho army again
the European war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Useful
Hints
Why We Quarreled
The Man Who Liked an Occasional
Drink Tells His Story.
tny virsinin Tcrhunc vnn dc WntcrD

/ NCopyriSht, 1915, by Star company
Persons Knowing that my wife and
] have quarreicd about my drinking
might think that am drunkard. ON
the contrary. / am fairly temperate.
am not total abstainer, though
Susan's father is. Had she asked me
before our marriage II drank:
would have told her the truth. Sat
She never asked me.
When we had been married for
some months she smelled liquor on
my breath one evening and made a
great fuss over il.
cused.
l Acknowledged that had had one
glass of whisky. There is no harm in
that" affirmed.
But there is, she declared, Drink
ruins more homes than any other vice
III the world
1t is not vice" Insisted, "un
less one carries it too far. And when
an, Tired or depressed feel the need
OF .t'mulaut ot some kind
Then why no, take cup % tea
or coffee she argued.
could not help laughing as
visual2ed myself taking such a bracer
as Tins. Then. as 1 saw tina; mS "1te
was really unhappy ! tried 10 sootAe
her.
Dear susan, pleaded, DO &c
reasonable. ] nave never been drunk
lege-and then only once
- tell you il is a wicked habit aud
senseless one" she reiterated, and
an her declaration ] recognized her
fathers teaching. 1t makes NE mis-
cradle 70 think Of it, Il leads 10 soT-
row and disgrace
appreciated that she was abso-
lutely unreasonable on Sh!s subject, 50
! tried, without lying 20 her 10 make
her think that ] would hereafter let
all drink alone. In my soul ! de-
termined 10 do as | had always done.
I certainly had enough sel:-contro! not
to so too far. Ignorance is bliss, ana
II n wife is foolish about a matter /;
IS wise and right :o- = husband 10
avoid worrying her.
She Watches Closely.
For while susan watched ne
closely, and she often shifted ,1e sir
about ne srsp!cioUsly = !, 20 ~aSe
sure that it did not smell q liquor.
vas very careful! that !; should NOT
confined MY one drink day 20
the noon hour when ! was ol: a.
luncAeo.. BY tAe :.:-e / reached home
in The evening ihe-e eas - cdo- on
my S-ez;.
10 10; consider TIA; this VS.
vscEea deceit Had : OBJECTED =
SusaaE :Es.ac 80 cream s15z lzi
ecptEe5 ae. whenever sc Gt5 ,z.=
l. vo-l1 s.-e.y have exfec:ea re
- i.t3 s..s-; WITH :erz:6 80
:requ.-- y-s.;s = tse so1z :c--.z =.
yea PISSED before go fra. -
;-&s;ro;t- o:cu--e- lty q ga -1=
~ .uw- = sr=-c 80 cay v:- 80
sF:s- Z; --r- t.EE-
and Z; -,u-.. S-si- ;.-H-.--+- -
uy uH.s ;.-- 80 .a- c--;.--+5
-or; 80 =. w--'-- go ga -o'
-. e: hogs .---E. -: =. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

vide and angry. There is harm
enough III il tor ne 20 determine tAa,
Will not live with YOU any longer"
Nc, as tried 20 plead win her
until you promise ne. swearing i;
on the Bible. thar YOU vii! never touch
anothe: drop OF liquor, Mil not stay
under %ou- 1907"
She thinks she IS tight. Vet ar,
sure that II she really loved ME she
could never have reached this decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
A limited quantity Of
$3.50, $1,000 and $3.50
Trimmed Hats for $3.50,
$3.50 and $1,000.

These Hats are in the newest up
to-date models, shown in New YORK.
this fall. They are not surpassed
anywhere in quality and style at
$500, $1,000 and $3.50, and GER
tain it is that Richmond has never
seen anything like them for $3.50,
$3.50 and $1,000.
Of course, this will not interfere
with our higher grade Hats, from
$1,000 to $4,000. which will be thin
season as they always have been
exclusive in style and the best in
every respect that comes to Rich
mond
We desire again, however, to en-
phasiZe the fact that our specials at
$3.50. $3.50 and $1,000 are high
class in every particular, as under
no circumstances will we cheaper
the grade and style Of our Millinery.
We lower our prices, but never
our quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

New Coats and Suits are ready and
on display Al the new Masonic Temple
store. Broad Street at Adams.
FOCRQtREAN. TEMPLE & co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
QUESTION: AND ANSWERS
nr0nrbifIS

Elizabeth asks: ~ Does bronchitis
Sad 70 consumption ~ II 80. how
long before /; reaches the LUNGS? CD
VIVA, VIII a-lp catarrn Q. the nose
and throat - What will relieve
>Ao::r@ss % prea'h? 80 Wa; u
he!7 o.onch:t!s7
Auswei-Cl No. but consumption IS
often mistaken for bronchitis II he
examination - not thorough. 80 A
SCI: addressed. stamped enve!l2c sent
- tag conductor o: this rTtn e
Thought Ga Trooper treatr'en Of ;le
b:orc.!t!s, tuberculosis, pleu.al eta
On, cnacoi I o: hear, disease winch
use II. s. O7en-air ne and tr-Ht-
zen, determined by the k!nI u nc
teri- p-esen; md the detection %
S.--- az s.l--ll,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
Ethical
a lks
Woman andHone

Su :1Ie--A, enc Hu!id up your sys-
:e3I -; lV;s ~ fresh Air and eNc:-
Csc, and "a; simple. ncurishinS food.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

Ia -.ere g IN tena.,e weight ,o-
r.. - SO \. ne. = { g!g"..2
az 80 ~ ~',g.i gc-.d vzfy ~.ts
r"r g-r2-a orr --.~rs5 srI !o:ty
po.r.S : tpc ru-cs :Dr yoI - weigh
a,"evs-. src suEgs,t %o1r t.lng
~s-s,l! - your d., and taI. .eZu-
.zr e2etc!het e. recvc!Ig. Sha!l
oe GLAD - ..rd you M reducing
dietary ana INSTRUCTIONS :or excrc.s-
ny = YOU ~! se:. re E,&fa3ec.
aGt:-sEsc erTs!cc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
' trInin

E.noly advise wha. 20 do ior bed
well. ye--,!n. They have ove---un our
cottage, which was closed to- some
weeks
.c--alcehyd+ Inject q one TO 40 So
luton &c: bscn!or!de o: "ie:ru-T
POISON, ii,o all cvevices AMI ,jcints
beds .Gra!ture, and walls anil coyrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15
J.B.NIssby&Ga
A New Departure in
Our High Class
Millinery Salon

The new departure consists not
in lowering the grade of our Mil
linery-that we shall never do. But
by special arrangement with
Fifth Avenue manufacturing milli-
ner, we are enabled to offer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

Crsco is the best, the cream of vegetable oil.
Crsco is all vegetable 1t of ideal consistency
and does not separate.
Crisco keeps sweet and pure indefinitely because the
parts of the oil which turn rancid have been eliminated
Crsco makes richer cake than butter because it is
richer fat Crisco 100 per pure fat; butter
tans approximately one-lfth water salt and curd
Crisco makes fried foods digestb, because Csco
itself perfectly digestble
Crisco is real food fat Animal lard anoats to which
stearine has been added require longer time digest
taxing the digestive machinery.
Try Crsco today Groccrs sell Crsco in increasing
quantities. 1t less than half much butter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

NO harm" sho repeated. he- eyes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

| had had one
is no harm in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-15

drinking" she ac-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-13
NEW BOARD FORGOT
II Seems That Dancing Entertain.
ments Are Prohibited in High
School Auditorium.

The return pu1u.tion ot the okla
homa Watch Your Step program uu
der the direction uf Mrs DuuurIIy
Reid has been indefinitely postponed
according to information given ont 10
day The production was 10 have heru
presented I'm the high school aullto
rum this evening Nul owing TO mis-
understanding with the high school
advisory commtrr. the building could
not be obtained
There Is u srhru. board ruling ia
the effect that uu dancing entertain
mentN shall br given In the uudlto
rum, aud when prrmission was given
for the staging Of the performance the
committee was rut aware uf this tn,
committee was changed Inst week. IN,
new members uur being familiar with
the entertainment schedule and IN,
snag was not w.ountered until re-
Gently While violation " the rul,
might be- easily overlooked In thi,
case, the committee feels that no ia
voritlsm should hr shown So the audi
torlum will remain dark tonight In
case another date rs set FOR the pro
duction II viii hu staged lu the over
hulscr theAtrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-13
BOOMING HEARD
FOR MANY MILES
Terrific Battles Between Austrians and
Russians Nearing Close; Looks Like
Huge Prairie Fire.

TARNOW, Galicia. MAY 10. The
struggle north " the Nismlu river aud
on the borders Of Gnlicn, expected ia
bring final decision In the buttlc
against the Russian army is approach
ing the conclusive phase
Terrific engagements were staged to.
day 22 miles east NJ Turuuw and near
Diebrn and Miclcc, where the Austrian
army under Archdukr Francis Joseph
came into fierce conflict with Russian
forces rctrrating eastward from the
Dunujrr river and TAruuw
Airmen who flew over the battle
field toduy reported that the entire
front was marked by burning villages
They say II looked like gigantic
prairie fire
North of the vlsua Count Kirch.
hach's Austrian corps has forced the
Nidn lines
Today aud yesterday the wind
brought with II as far as Turnow. the
lncessnnt roar OF guns. Indicating that
Count Kirchbachs forces were irving
TO advance hand hand with the
troops " Archduke Joseph Ferdinand
and General Won MHcken7en.
Along the Carpthlau front also the
Austrian armies have made forward
move bringing the third Russian army
mud the remainder NJ the eighth Rus
slim army In imminent danger NJ be-
luE surrounded aud destroyed