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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
INFORMAL

Nltrons OF the Womcns Missionary
society OF Ruston avenue Methodist
church yesterday morning rendered
Mn Elizabeth krcitz, deaconcSS of
the church. e delightful party and
shower Of gifts in the home Of Rev.
and Mrs. Louis $ Barton on South
R'ston avenue. Tho affair was
planned incident TO the approaching
marriage of Mrs Kr"itz ON August 3
to MI patcs ,f Sand Sprirss
The Barton home was cool and in
viting in decorations of garden flow
ors and the morning hours were
m;d, especially inter sting ih the
imI romptu songs Of Mrs John Young
injury. ir.. and music 10y various
Other mcmhcrS Of the party After
the scrVln" ot q luncheon in which
Mrs. John smiley. president of the
society. Nts. James \. Chapman Mrs
lirpnGlo and Mrs r T.. Smi cy assist
cd. IN" shower was presented ~ lit
tic Virginia Lundy who brought tn"
Eitty m . gully decorated express
w.gon Tho gifts were Of linen,
hand embroidery. .otc., ana we're
many and beautiful A score Of
churchwomcn made mp the party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
CARD COMPANIES.

Tho Misses Lucille Burlington,
Dorothy Davenport. Mary Barrett and
Sucucll Burlington, who are house
party guests of the Misses Phillips
and Miss TcrrcsSl Shields, shared
houors with Miss Helen lie Florc of
Ntoka and Miss Elaine Boylan Of
Shawnee in the attractive morning
party at which Miss Patti Arthur and
Miss Louise Woods. were hoStcssos
yesterday in the Arthur home.
Garden foliage and flowers deco
rated the card rooms very prcttly
and five tables were set for the play
iug of auction bridge Prizes TO the
winners Of high scores and to the
visitors were I'm the way of silk
lingerie Luncheon was served on tho
card tables at / o'clock. covers being
laid for MosdamCs Charles Jonto
Ralph Davis. Misses Ruth Scckat2
Ethel Maude Smith, Lillian Roach
Frances Breach. Lcoua Galbrcath
Mildred MARI Lulubellc Phillips
Mary Burton, Dewey Phillips, Terrcssi
Shields. Ihlda Jones and Marlar
Bcuuctt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
DANCES

The roofgardon Of the Brady hotel
was the scene Of a gay gathering OF
married and young folk last cvcninN
when men of the Beta Theta III fra
ternity entertained with a danciuL
party for their friends Betas from
Springfield Mo, Muskogec and Hold
envillc distinguished the affair with
their presence and a group of visit
ing girls added to the interest and
pleasure Of the delightful occasion.
Palms and other grccncry decorated
the garden, which proved an ideal
place for dancing ON a warm evening.
Cooling rofrcshmont Of fruit punch
was served between dances. The
Hotel Tulsa orchestra played. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence J IHndman, Mr. ana
Mrs. j ". Woudford Mr and Mrs
Edwin r. Perry and Mr.. and Mrs. a
*. Dawson were named as ChtpcronS
for the evening Among the frdtcr-
nifty men and their friends who were
guests were McSSrs and MtsddnoS
T.. ". Baxter. Mrrl j Hcald. Warren
- Abbott, Joseph J.. Han and H. H
Gricr. Misses Katherine Kerr Annie
Laurie Kcatou, Virginia Hancock
and Kate WcJthcrs, Muskogoct :
Mildred Diamond, IIuldcnNiile.
Blanche ClagEctt. oklahoma city,
Iavou Gregg, Miriam Murphcy
Ress Hudson. Josephine Nyc, Bcs-
Brady, LeouI Galhreath, Bcssf-
CTcmns. Pauline N,Farln, blanche
bowman. Edith Lynn, MdNsrs FREQ
Sharow Springfield, Mo. Paul Pattor-
son, Glen Swanson, William Warnc.,
Lrruusts t,hu Hpthusl Tanker Johu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

the family and n number of their
friends will form "A party which Will
go for camping trip in the Sierra
Nevada mountains.
Mrs. V. g. Hane is leaving on Tues
day for q visit in St. Louis. points in
Illinois and Marietta, Ohio.
Jddge and Mrs. Grey Carroll are
planning To leave shortly on a motor
trip through the northwest.
Judge and Mrs. Conn Linn are
planning . trip To the northwest some
tine during the next few weeks
Mrs. S G. clover is in OkmLigrc
for week end visit with Miss Myra
King.
Miss Pauline McFarlin returned
home yesterday form a weeks visit
in IIoldenville.
Mrs. l.. NJ Klein has returned to
Tulsa after an absence of several
weeks spent with relatives in ST. Louis
Mrs. J. Il. Keenan, of the Bethel
apartments is leaving today for two
months stay in Toledo and Detroit.
Mrs f. W Shaffer and daughters
Alice and Doris will leave early in
Angus, for HOLSTER. Mo, 10 spend
several weeks.
Mrs. W. A. Campbell and son Har-
olG left yesterday for few weeks
visit in Mussogee and Joplin.
Miss Carrie Rowe left yesterday for
an over-Sunday visit at her home in
Alluwe. Okla.
Miss Mabel Barnard returned yes
terday morning from a few weeks
stay at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
OF TINGS.

Misses Helen Walker, Glady Hen
dcrshot. Carol Wilson, Frances Has
koll. Muricl Roeser. Martha Pew;
Messrs. George Bowman. Ralph
Baker. Joe BlacS, Frank Wood, Frank
Sanderson. Kenneth Berry Leo
Forticr, Dick Haskell and Franklin
Ashby, chaperoned by Mcsdames
Henry Rooser, J. f. Walker and c. T.
Herdcrshot, comprised a jolly party
that picnickcd at Sand Springs Friday
evening in honor of Miss Muriers
guest, Miss Bertha Jorndt OF st.
Louis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
A WOman'S Love

TT takes hundred to make encampment but it
L takes only the influence of to make home
not only admire the most beautiful object
created but her the redeemed glory of human
tv sanctuary all virtues the pledge of all perfect quail
tiles of and head. 1t is because much
better than that their faults considered greater The
thing this world that considered constant the Cny
peak that above the Clouds the window in which the
light burned forever the that darkness cannot
quench love This is the real love that subdueS
earth the love that has wrought miracles of art that
gives music all the way from cradle song to the grand
symphony that bears the soul away wings of fire love
that greater than fire Swcetcr than life and stronger than
death.-RObcrt c. mgcrsolI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
PERSON Al.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Crawford,
former Tulsars who have been re-
siding in Shenandoah, Iowa. the past
four years. are i'm the city for a short
stay during which time they will be
guests at Hotel Tulsa. The many
friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Crawford will
be both Interested and pleased to
know Of their return for a time.
Mrs Theodore Tack and baby
daughter Katie Donelson returned
during the week from New Orleans
where they were called some time
since by the serious illness of Mrs.
TaCk's mother, Mrs. Hunter c. Leake.
Mrs. Leake is considerably improved
in health.
Mcssrs. Eugene Crawley and Frank
l.. Moore left last night for Chicago,
where they will spend several days.
Mrs. Moore and children are summer
ing at Highland Park and Mrs. Craw-
ley. who has been in Battle Creek,
will Join the party.
Mrs James B. Diggs and two little
sons James and Mac, accompanied by
Mrs. Digs mother, Mrs. NJ. J. Mac
larey will leave on Monday to spend
several weeks sojourning in Colorado
Springs. Judge Diggs will join his
family some time during the month
Of August.
Mrs Herbert A. Woodward and lit
tie daughter. accompanied by Mrs
Wcodward's young brother. Theron
Bynum. left during the week for Col
orado Springs to spend some time
They will be Joined later by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Bynum. who Will motor
thi ough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey NJ. Young,
who some time since disposed OF their
home on che north side, have gone to
housekeeping at 921 South Cheyenne
avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Young have as
guest Mrs. NJ. 8. Oakford OF Llano,
Texas
Mrs. Claude II. Rosenstein re-
turned Friday evening from months
visit to her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. III.
J. Fist in Muskogee Mr.. and Mrs
Rosenstein will be at home TO friends
after this week in the new Brcckman
apartments on Eas. Ninth street
Miss Mabel Claire Witt left yester-
day for Chicago where she will meet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
Jt'N EMILE.

Mrs \ L. pugan gave a party 10 q
merry group uf younE-folk Friday
evening i'm celebration of the four.
tccuth birthday gnnivcrnry Of her
daughter Lola. Dancing on the vcrm-
du. music and outdoor games filled
the evening with raycty. and rcfrC sh-
Wcuts of ices and cakes were served
to Misses Hester Lombard, Maud
Shepard LOIS Lombard. Nora Rahu"u,
Sammvc Lombard, Edna (orst,
Pauline Eaton. Gertrude SteEbduer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

Villa Taylor, Bertha Dunlap. Pearl
Norwood; Masters Eugene smith,
Richard Russell, claude Nheatley,
Rex Cowan. Joe Dunlap. RusSel can
ada. Hcrvey stone. Jess Archer, Jack
Names. Leslie Applegatc, Judd Clark
ana Luther Mari
Mrs. Waller T.. BroaCh entertained
a group Of the children who are play
mates of her daughter Margaret with
a merry outing Friday evening at
owen park.
The party. chaperoncd by Mrs
Broach, motorcd TO the park, where a
picnic lunch was spread about
O'Clock The remainder of the even
ing was spent I'm enjoyment OF the
playground equipment. Children who
made up the party were Aena Martin
Domingo Acosta, Elizabeth Barns
Linuic Martin, Margaret kimball
Clara Luudy, Billie Black and Natalie
BloaCh,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
RED FORK MEM

Mrs. Hall is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Corday in BartlcsVllle. Mrs.
CoTday has a new daughter born
July.I.
Mr.. Y. f. Haynes and Mrs. Mar
garet Green were married IN Joplin
last week.
Miss Livingston returned to Pitts
burg. Kan, Monday. Mrs. Livingston
and son remained for visit with Mrs.
Denny.
Mrs. Woods entertained with
lawn party Monday evening.
O. +. Brooks was re-eleced as Sec
retary of the school board at IA meet
ing held Tuesday.
Cornell Mays store was entered sat
urday night and some gasoline stolen.
G. Mccullough and FAMILY moved 10
West Tulsa Thursday
The Mission society gave an ice
cream social Friday evening.
Mr.. T. A. Henry is on the sick iist
this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
IlDDI\C.S.

Announcement is made OF the mar
riagc of Mrs. r. NJ. Rayhurn ana
Mr. G. E. De Loc. both Of Tulsa,
which WAS quietly celebrated sunday,
July .. at Sedan. Kan. Mr., and Mrs.
De Loc are residing in Independence,
kan, temporarily, but it is their in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

MISS Grace Campbell, after which
they will 20 ON to Miss Campbells
home in Dowagiac. Mich. Miss Witt
to spend the remainder of the summer
in the north.
Miss Nellie Corycll arrived last
niGht from 'aiifCruil TO establish her
home in this city. Miss Coryell will
hC IN charge # the operating rooms
Of the new oklahoma HOSPITAL, her
c'fic:al title tC be chat OF head sur
g.cal nurse.
MI. ana Mrs Edward Jackson of
scranton, p. IMiss Wiunitred
Rcedc) announce the birth of
daughter on Thursday, July 13. The
birth Of the child occurred at the
Ecmc of her grandparents. Dr. and
Mrs. G. l.. Reeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Kahn and
daughter Margaret Mr. and Mrs.
MiA Kahn ard children. Mcssrs j.
Drcyfus. Morris Hr"yfuS Ind G.. Drey-
fuS will motor to CaremCre This
morning to spend the lay.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred H. Lctcher. Miss
Elizabeth Madison and Mrs Lynn l..
Wa lace will leave on Tuesday for a
camping trip on the White river The
party will be joined later 10y Mr.. and
Mrs. Winston j. Henry
Mrs. Byron +. Schaff ard children,
accompanied by Mrs. SHAFTS sister,
Miss olive Adair. will leave at the
end of tho week for Elh Springs, Mo.
10 sTend several weeks. Mr. SChaff
vii join his family later.
Mrs. John Chick and children left
last night for La Jolla Beach, Cal,
where the Chicks have taken a cottage
for three months. Mr.. Chick will join
his family later in the season.
Mr.. ana Mrs. simpson NJ Carson
Miss Helen Neves) have gone to
horsck eeping in their attractive new
hone. which was only recently COM
pletcd. at IA North Lewis street.
MIR. and Mrs. J. q. FLYNN have
made preparation to leave Thursday
en- several weeks motor trip to
Jorlin, Mo. Pittsburg and other
| points in Kansas
Miss Annie Laurie Keat0n Of Mus
koeCc, who came ovor last evening
for the Beta dance, will remain for
| few weeks rs the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Claude II. RoSenst"in.
Mrs. o. w. Rice of Anderson, Okla.
/ has come for visit to her sister. Mrs
Treymond NJ Rahcack and brother
/ Nj. w. l.. Propst.
Mrs. Neil d. Sutherland. accom-
! panied by her mother, Mrs. Estep.
will leave soon for q several weeks
cutting in Colorado.
Mrs. ]. Howard Johnson and Miss
! Emma Rilla Johnson left yeste rday
for Eureka Springs Ark. where they
will sojourn for a few weeks.
Mrs. J. L. Wilson left Yesterday for
Chicago where she will be Joined by
a party of relatives for several
weeks stay on the great lakes.
Mrs. f. w Blackburn Of Ozark,
Ark, arrived last evening for a visit
to the home of her sister, Mrs. NJ.
T. Stanley, and Mr.. Stanley
Mr.. and Mrs, Joe D. Payne and
hahy daughter have planned to leave
about July % for Holistor, Mo. to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Harry Holmes will leave dur
ing the week for an extended visit
with her home-folk in Limestone.
n Y.
Mrs. william f.. Gordon and threo
children left on Friday for n visit TO
Mrs Gordon's home-foll1 IN PunNsu-
tawney. Pa
Mrs. Ellis A. Robinson will leave
about August for a visit to Mr. Rob
inson's home-folk in Ohio.
Mr.. W. r. Guiberson will leave to-
day for Los Angeles Cal. to join Mrs.
Guiberson and their daughter Harriet
for several weeks stay. July 20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
Correct.

INV friends" exclaimed the elo-
ouent minister, "werc the average
man TO turn and look himSelf square
ly in the eyes and ask himself what ne
really needed most, what would ne
really be the first reply suggested TO
his mind?'
a rubber neck" shouted the pre-
cocious urchin in the rear OF tho
room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

tention to return to this city later {,
establish a home
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RUTH
in p
IN Fndlay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

Mr.. Y. T.. Haynes and Mrs. Mar
=aret Green were married IN Joplin
last week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

Mrs. Woods entertained with q
lawn party Monday evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16
he Midsummer Days Are Unnteresng Ones Socially in Tusf

Miss Grace Campbell, after which
they Will 20 ON to Miss Campbell's S
home in Dowagiac. Mich. Miss witt
to spend the remainder of the summer
in the north.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

O. p. Brooks was re-eleced as Sec
retary of the school board at IA meet
ing held Tuesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

Miss Nellie Corycll arrived last
night from 'aiifCruil to establish her
hCmc in this city. Miss Coryell will
bc IN charge # the operating rooms
Of the new oklahoma HOSPITAL her
c'fic:al title tc be chat OF head sur
g.Cal nurse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

Cornell Mays store was entered Sat
urday night and some gasoline stolen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

G. Mccullough and FAMILY moved to
West Tulsa Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

Nj. and Mrs. Edward Jackson of
scranton, p, ,Miss Wiunitred
Rcedc) announce the birth of
daughter on Thursday. July 13. The
birih Of the child occurred at the
Ecmc Of her grandparents. Dr. and
Mrs. G. l.. Reeder.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

Miss Mabel Claire Witt left yester-
day for Chicago where she will meet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-16

Miss Mabel Barnard returned yes
terday morning from a few weeks
stay at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
MORE REVERENCE
FOR THE U. S. FLAG

NEWARK y. j. May la The
orchestra that makes q last desperate
hid for applause by banging ont the
Star Spsugled Banner the hand that
mcdloys My Country Tis or Thee
with rarumc. and the vaudeville act
that closes with tremendous Hap
ping oi the American flag will all be
under the ban, ID the National Sons.
OF The American Revolution who met
here TODAY. have their way
Members of this organization. all
sons oi the men who achieved Amer
can independence plan a campaign
ior laws iu AL the states and terri.
iouvs against such performance. O.
&. part OF thcts effort 10 bring about
a more diruiG'd and rovcrcut' a.
tudc toward the Fathers OF the Pc.
public
\ campaign 90 educate aliens u
tho history and spirit OF rNc Amcri.
can nation ALSO is under way
Among the trips receptions
dances and haupuois Vll be- an auto
ride 90 spot near Trenton whcr,
Washington distributed tho booty %,
had captured from the llossians "a
the original owners Secretary ot
War Baker is to addro.5 tho society
tonight
D. .a tho .sfI.fy f9Uf4fy .ftDUfN d
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
SHEEPSHEAD AUTO
RACES HELD TODAY

SEW YORK. Nav g. Four auto
mobile races are ON the card at
Shccpsbead Bay TODAY The real
opening OF the 1916 season Of sped.
WAY racing boo Nmorra.
They are
The Metropolitan trophy $50 mill
cs. 5000 for first. $4,000 for soc
ond $4,000 for third $500 COR
fourth 81 600 for filth. $4,000 for
sixth and $500 for seventh
Tho Queens cup race. so m,loM
Sl. 900 Tor first 5000 for second.
5000 lur third. $500 Tor fourth and
t1Ou for ff'h
Cone, land ,up race. 20 ml'os,
ycup for FIRST $50 for second.
$3.50 tor rhrd. 5000 tor fourth and
500 for dfth
Tho william krmblc handicap up
consolation event for the non win
uors uf prizes uu tho first three Zoo
miles. ttou for Os'. t-on for s.0
opd fl7a ior third. Sl.a for fourth
and 600 fur NTH
IH, nop1 .t 900 great condition for
tho moo' a.. manager Efrr'rd
Thompson NUp expects io 500 un"
records buns up
m rhr first prr staged ou tho
....,.. ,.1 ,nG,rsou BOO 70 sutl hung
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
ONE SIXTH TEXAS
MILITIA IS UNFIT

SAN NNTONlO May lt-rhy
rsl uuf'uoss ig causing about ono
.pin or mo Tc,s. Militia lo Bc
sent homo Mobilization Dr. .lm
rlotrd
stand m FROM 900 M. until
rho hour BOO tho evening when O. ends
Thrt ViI. spr.r Iu iau.. hour shifts.
Mis-. Morgan heading the first rclsy
col Charles " Sheriff. never
Thought of asking 'Hr women But
p .arug bride. whose husband Ras
a. plstfshurl ont ut0l sheriff.
,boui f. aud bc told brr that 10 .ho
could pledge 200 women GO go ahead
Tho most dag ,l, vas back with 200
names
COL -Hsrr' pui 'le women Of
iU fHs sr.. aI of tb, las The first
feminine section win leave Wash.ug
Ton ~HHar" a. o. o. 90 From then
until thrF Rll swing uuf from
the aI.s u sections 40 Intervals OF
ton minute, apart The late hour
.s q good thing for t'e working No-
men ah0 eaui 90 march
Financial and business interest Boz
Iuser Manhattan contributed 1.onn
msrUhers
FIf. bands % forty pieces each
have been engaged
Members OF tho Cotton Produce
sud coffee exchanges also are large
ft represented
Precedent wa dIsr'ssrded and
Pho mgh hat ras tbrovn into the
discard A. distinguishing mark for
public officials hen tbe BOARD ~
Aldermen decided 20 march in a body
. wearing defbies
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
GERMAN OFFICER IS
SEVERELY PUNISHED
TORPEDO|NG SUSSEX
Alleged That the Submarine Commander Deceived
The German Government In His Report Of
Sinking Ship. Indignation In Berlin.

THE HAGUE, May I5.-Thc commander of
the German submarine that torpcdocd the Sussex
is believed among well informed circles To have
bee nScvcrey punshd. 1t is alleged that the officer
deceived the government IN his report oi the tor
pedocing, which has aroused great indignation and
humiliation in Berlin, in view OF the American cyl
dcncc Additional submarine concessions have
been made by Germany, by directing aqulct move
mcnt to squclch the plots oi the anli-Nmcrican
propogandasS.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
ANOTHER
WATCHFUL
WAITING
PROGRAM

NNSUINGTON. % g. MAY la.
Tho Mexican situation ls one OF
fVafrhul waiting, again h'
columbus line is being contracted.
Tho Marathon expedition is. ap-
rarrntly hot ou the trail ot tho Glen
gpr.ugs raiders 'arul regions ar"
DETERMINED to eliminate haudIlr
Army Officials iou O. ,arraula out
br,aa. Whom fhcl earn that Amcrl
.a.. refuse lu les M.NI,o.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
PREPAREDNESS"
PARADE At n. Y,

NEW YORK, Nav - beginning
~ 9.3o this morning and ending at
ten O'Clock tonight. New York today
is staging one of the most eXtraurd-
mary paradcs in history
Rotwccn the hours named. ljO,-
0oo business aud professional men
and women are marching iu a parade
20 show their interest and 20 stir up
the interest Of NoN Workers in better
military. naval and industrial. pre-
psredncss u this country
From the time the first dclrga-
ton OF marohcrs is sent ON lbs way
at $50 until the Nstiogl Guards
men complete their march at 10
O'Clock at night, marchcrs will be- ON
the streets. the different delegations
icing sent az intervals.
Representatives of siNtv-siN trades
and professions will bc IN the pa
radc. Roger " Allen the Score.
tary of tho committee. estimates that
there will bc At least .5.oou women
In line Tho women parade in th"
evening. Calcium lights will be used
from tho tops of buildings along tho
lin" of march 10 light up Tho way for
tho women and soldiers.
Colonel Charles " sheriff. form
crly United states Minister TO M"
Argentine Republic. is tho Grand
Marshal. With Major Alfred r Whit
nov az chief of staff. and Colonel
Arthur =. Schcrmcrhpru and CAP
tain Latham G. Rood g. Chief Of
Aids
The program calls for tho passing
NJ I : 600 msrchcrs hy gi'"n point
every hour ot tho ton Electric igh'
corporations aill add 60 tho illumlua
iinu NJ Fif,h Avenue hy 90" install
Iatiou uf powerful ,rsrrhhghl7 ~
.bur' intervals
Tho National Guard VIII h' tho
only mar,hcrs loo m..prm 80 signs
or banner other than Go dcsiguai"
the various divisions are permit
tod
only two vehicles will b" n line
These viii head the psrsd" ono
will be occupied bv Mayor Mitchell
aud the other by Major Gen Wood,
commanding tho department of th'
las, of tho United States army
The line 81 march .s from Bow.us
Grecn up Broadway and Fifth A.
,nuc 20 Forticth street
sixteen hundred women will ,I'
Tor preparedness The twenty thou
sand mar,hers will represent work
ing women. professional women and
omen of leisure such a. Nrs CHAR
jos B. Alexander. Mrs Borden Har
rimsu and dcbuJsutes and yuunl
mstrons
The sixteen hundred who viii sI'
ar, mostly members of the prepar
.dness section OF the National Civ.
Federation This section took vote
on the question 90 marching an
Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs Lindof
Bates. Miss Maudo Wetmore snd al
the officers save one we're against =
They said there wasn't tim. 10 80"
out representative division and
they could make much more im
presslvc showing by building a stau'
end watch.us Jh. parade
Accordingly the stand was erect
Cd al Twenty Fourth street jus
across Fifth avenue from the mali
reyleeing stand They Vill keep m
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
REPULSE FIERCE
FRENCH ATTACK

PARIS. Nat O. N fierce attack
of the French was rrpulsod hN the
Germans following heavy hom-
hardmcul near ThiJmout, northeast
,f Vcrduu Losses ON both sides
we're heavy French rcpor Hight
gains
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-13
PIECE OIL AND MEX.
WATER AND LIGHT
co. GETTING THEIRS

GALVESTON Nst tH.e-
Grams received here state r.af the
Pierce OI tmaprs'Iuu and tight
and Water Company a NeKI.H ti'r
acre fined three hundred thousand
dollars each flr violating tho decree.
requiring The acceptance of paper
money