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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
c ?. WALFOFO, JR., TO
TALK TO ADVERTISERS

'Redeeming Advertising. will be. the
subject OF an address Which will be
delivered by t. 4. Waitord. Jr., at
the weeklyn luncheon of the Rich
mond Advertisers Clue, which VIII be-
gin at 1915 O'Clock tug afternoon in
tho exington Hotel.
MIR. Walford VIII discuss this topic
thoroughly, and will SPEAK on a new
and very important clement in adyer-
Using. He VIII tell li:$t what to do In
order that n business measure up to
it's advertising
Mr.. Walford has g,Tcr . great deal
4 thought To Ire topic on, which he
will speak and has secured the CO.
operation of his ass cia.es to assist
him. Those W! . attend the luncheon
will be rendered an opportunity 10
gain new angles on advertising.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
.QUARlES W|THORAWS
IN FAVOR Of ROOtt

Captain A. j QuarIes. 4 well-known
citizen of Highland Park. last night
informed the NirginiaE that he had de-
cided to withdrawn frea the coun-
cilrnanic race from Lee Ward, as a
North Richmond delegate to the City
Council. Mr.. Cuarles withdrew in ia
vor of r. l.. I.cden, the avowed can
didate of a majority of the northsiders,
who has been endorsed by nearly
every civic BODY on The north side of
the river
Mr.. Quarles as~ed the Virginian to
express his appreciation 10 his friends
for their prefers OF support and 10
ask them 70 g1Ya theig support to Mr..
Rodeu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
EIGHT HUNDRED TOBACCO
DEALERS HAVEN'T PAID
Many Others. Inculding hanks. Slow
ON Federal Tnxes-AIl Richmond
Banks Square with Uncle Sam

aueney in the payment OF Federal
emergency taxes. according to the in
ternal ervenue Officials. In the dis
,rict there are SEQ dealers in tobacco
who have so fat failed to pay up. while
a large number of banks are also de-
linauent However. u was an
nounced yesterday that every Rich
mond bank has complied with the law,
and those which have failed to pay UP
are in other sections OF the district
Among those delinquent. besides the
banks and toba''So dealers, are com
mission merchants. commercial brok-
avs mo, rooms and bowling alleys.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
THREE MEETINGS TO
BOOST REGISTRATIONS
Iaymen's Missionary Movement Con-
vcntion Engaging Very Active
Attention of Cfty's Churches.

Three mass meetings Friday night,
February 4. to increase registrations
in the local churches will be the pro-
gram for this week, in the campaign
for a big Laymen's Missionary Con-
vention-
The Baptist will meet in the Sun
day School room of the Second Bap-
fist Church. Speakers: Rev. j, F.
Love. of Richmond. and Rev. John
Roach Stratton, d. D., of Norfolk, Va
The Episcopalians at Grace p. E.
Church Speakers: Rev. David w.
Howard. D. D., of Norfolk, Rev. Myron
r. Marshall. OF Norfolk; and Mr..
George G. Thomas, of Baltimore.
The Methodists will meet at Cen
tenary NJ. E. Church. Speakers to be
announced.
These three meetings are public
meetings~for men. Men interested i'm
the coming L.aymen's Convention are
welcome to attend any one of the
three meetings as announced. Men
of other denominations are invited TO
enjoy the privilege OF hearing the
, speakers who come to Richmond TO
tell what the Laymen's Missionary
Movement Conventions have meant to
their churches and city.
The total registration of delegates
as follows:
Bainbridge- Street. /: Bar
| ton Heights. 2; Broadus Memorial, .;
Calvary. 8: Second "A First, IS:
IGrove-Avenue. s: Emmanuel. +: Leigh.
| /. Northside, IL, Pine-Street. 1:
Randolph. 3: Tabernacle. 81; venable-
Street. 2: Grace-Street Is: total, LA.
Discipies-Seventh- Street. 5; ,Iav-
over-Street. s: total. H.
Observation-Disclosures /: All
Saints. So; Christ, T. Emmanuel. ]:
Epiphany, j; Good Shepherd. Q;
| Grace. 20: Holy Comforter, Z; Holy
Trinity. 4s; Monumental. IL: st.
Andrews, 2; st. James, 10: st. John s,
! 4. St Lukes. q: st. Marks. 5; st.
Paurs. IL: st. Thomas. IS: st.
Stephens. Is: total. 25S.
| First English Lutheran. As.
Methodists--Broad-Str 16; Gen.
trail, /; Centenary. 20: Clay,Street. S:
| Decatur-St /; Highland Park, 3:
| Monument-Street,1 /, Trinity, 3; total,
1 Sc.
Presbyterians-Bart Heights. /;
| First, 81; Second. 8; Third, s; total
| Total OF registrations by denomina.
tons:
Baptists. 144: Disciples. IL: Episco-
palians 25s: Lutherans, "A; Metho-
dists. 56: Presbyterians. az; total. 55A
Outside of Richmond:
! Baptists. q; Christians, rs: Metho-
dists, I: Presbyterians. Ia: Episco.
palians, rs: Brethren, /; Unclassified,
l.; total. 81.
I Grand total to date, els.
! This registration is eighteen abrve
the registration Of delegates for the
1913 convention held in Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
SIX EASY ANSWERS
TO AMT" ARGUMENTS

The Equal Suffrage League has an
nounced that, at Its weekly meeting
this afternoon, II will give for tho
benent of the doubtful. six Easy An
ewers to Anti Arguments" The pub
lie Is cordially invited 10 come and
hear these arguments.
After the speaking. there will be
! xeneral business meeting for the
hearing OF reports and the discussion of
several important. Questions that have
arisen. Mrs. Pokhe~ will be chairman
of the Afternoon.
Miss Eudora Ramsey. who spoke
tuesday morning before the Legisla-
-tufs, left the same Afternoon to take
mart In q debate on the suffrage ques-
zion In Charlie ttesviiie II. response to
a. Invitation extended by the "Anti''
: --~aiation In Charlottesville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
.H0W|TzERS To Be
INSPECTED TUESDAY

The annual United States inspection
and muster of The Richmond Howit-
GERS. Battery A. Nirciria Field Artil-
lery, will be he'd a. the Howit2crs
Armory next Tuesday night at 5
O'Clock. CHptaif william NJ Myers
has issued orders that every man APP
pear in service unifoi-n for this in
spection, no excuses sccepted for any
man absentino himself. The newly
organized Hovlt7ers ARTILLERY Band,
under Director PeTle,. VIII be on hand
to render music during cnd after the
II spcction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
Envelope Cushion.

Something new for the cushion
devotee is very simple way OF COW
ering a loaf-shaped cushion to be
used as footstooi or the end OF a
couch. The stiff covering Of muslin
for the feathers or cotton with which
the cushion 10 to be stuffed will keep
Its .oblong shape sufiiciently without
further stiffening. A large piece OF
lowered or striped silk 10 then folded
around this and wrapped exactly AZ
you would package for mailing pur-
poses. At each end where the nap
OF the covering ends In point \
decorative note.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
ROBERT 5. CRUnP
! ELECTED O|RE
Standard Paper MaBufacturinx
pany President on Board Of H.
mond Trust & savings Coisspall@

- AT the regular NEE ting of this III
tors of the Richmond Trust and
ings Company. held in their ban1
rooms. on the 1st inst, Mr.. HON
S. Crump was elected directofs
Mr.. Crump Is president Of
Standard Paper Manufacturing E44
pany, Of this city. .s3
The Richmond Trust and Saykx
Company has made gratifying pro&1
since Il opened for business Novfr5t
/, 1912-proRress pleasing 10 tn
who love to chronicle growth Ia ever
thing of, by and for Kichmond. s3
1t now has an earned surpsHs
100000. and undivided profits
S3T,343.33, more than a million on ~
post. and nearly $1,l59.000 in loaf1A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
COLONEL CHAPMAN
TO CO TO CALIFORNIA
Fsrmer Richme~d Revenue Official
Transferred from Greensboro
James n. Draketord 10 Come
to Rfchmoud.

James II. Drakefoid d. whe has served
here Oh two prcvious occasion, has
been again transferred 10 the local
Internal Revenue Department from
Cincinnati. and will arrive today 10
assume his duties. He will succeed
r. II. vanderford. who will be sent
hack to Greensboro N G. Colonel W
H Chapman. who formerly served in
the local internal revenue offices. and
who was transferred from here &c
Greensboro. will go to the Californis
District.
Mr.. Darkeford IL, well known In
Richmond. where he has large mum
Der Of friends and acquaintances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
Mr. wiim..th Improving.

Charles T. Wilmoth the South Rich
mond man. who was Injured by au-
tomobile driven by Virgi, Stone Tues
day night, was reported MS improved
from Memorial Hospital last night.
While his injury is extremely serious,
some hopes ate held out for his re-
covery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03

At a Joint session of The Board OF
Aldermen and Common Council. held
last evening, vacancies on the school
board were filed by the election OF
Messrs. 3. W. Matthews, Richard
Wilson and Edward Eigenbrun.
Messrs. Wilson and Eigenbrun succeed
Messrs. R. b. Wilcox and William l..
thinner. respectively. and Mr.. MAT
thews succeeds Mr.. A, .. Hamilton.
All three of the former members OF
the board resigned on account OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-03
Guard Comes for Prisoners.

Mr.. Leroy wiliiford. OF the Ken
Furniture Company. was held up o.
Davi. Street by two men about ]
o'clock last night. who were in tn
act of robbing him. when two me-
approaching frightened them ava,
other than that one was negro an
the other a white man. Mr.. Willifor
could not give any description OF tn
highwaymen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Echoes 6onI2AotdLo q Lobbie's'
,s,afl

Nor" t.1u tDo hundred psopIc In
'".tN'H"t 'IiU w.Fr living how
'''E 'r luyufi1u. = cannot coy, on
what 5000 Hnd Q throw nVa,
% BENNETT manager N Tho Ter.
'.NHI 'I. Tins vps surHking tp two
.'.'r'E NO 'hr lluu.ins ho'e. Tue.
.. m.Tn.s ii' tli reference o., tH,t
close n' small bows md nll men known
H 'N'' riF people who hlHuu Do.
""' 'r trash cams md garbage
'HN'a " i.u Hllnts bon tho ur'oun and
certain ports 'f 'h, t,sitrnre district
ll' 1900. .Yr'tlle more particularly al,
On. HHH fNr u,iHhhprhnud ~ tho
|.'W"H. .u'l|Ius. which NJ nr ndvn.
.''" "' 'H' ,N lr#uNl" mo, sm,r,
NH. Doom frIr.n.a'inr ami hcpUiif..
"t Ilt lHe U'N",l several brss urp. In
''" H.HiUs uf tho building and has
N'n'.l Towers .Hi gtrss Iu the vacant
'"1H' f 'n' terminal station
'r. u' wr rf,li,S troubles te
.."'.MN'' is % kr,p these rats from
'''.fNF U1r,r rni rubbish dsro.',si
n N.a" .Hra %, the different hus'nc..e.
Ir'''l W iNr r,rmlnpi buiIdinrs Iu.,
'rN minutes HEN I ssN h little ebin,,d
'.'. h.'N down In "a hs galvanized trash
'' G fU'' HHl 'rrs waving WndN
'.. .. HH hU picked around In tho
nrf .n fhr bottom frr something nf
value ' hadn't ,Hrtrl him ava, Do
0"'.' nFH hHl thr .rr dumped over
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

mn NJ sii" oui iis contents blowing nm
ana 'o"u the alley IN short time
don't knuV how these folk ,pBL,
'h'ir living. bur certainly the, don't
N7t'r 10 death fnr they come h,.k
again md again am almost certain
WAT they hnv" Woll.cstahlished routes
tnI That certain afsura have districts
IN which n mutual understanding ns ta
prupriviofshlp exists
n NAV hr th,i ,hev even ., =, ,b.
cNi"rt ~ tho 'liS ~ New York 90,
lI''" 'h'N win frnrch tho contents ~
over E'fhas" pail fnr hts NJ lemon ami
unus" r''lnrs These ihcy Vpab 'hor.
'uEhlN aud when dfisi sell o. brr,
andy companies who make tho ssrdirJ
Grange p"'l We eat with ~ much relish
f'N people know tho pfiriu ~ IL rr,,,
part ~ such ip.n,icS
Then ANY ra,'nr clothing found ,,
trash rHils ~ taken by these sunvepg.rn
washed pressed md sold 10 second. hand
finrrs M Is gris' that COMES IN their
mills I's NJ wlrr any klrd " metal
any cnstou article ~ everyday us. is
m'nfrd In some fashion and disposed ~
somewhere nr other ~ ptirr that rsr.
nlnlN enables tho Enth'rcr 10 live
~ Hayc mn doubt thn, ~ least two
hurhf"d pcuu'o make thrir living rishi
'rfr in Oklahoma yiiv o., s,stematirsu,
working ilr tl'r..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
AMERICAN SPIRIT AWAKE.

DRESlDENT WILSON believes thn, the American spirit
has been fully awakened and that action will follow
The awakening The American spirit a. the president ,ccs
w. is not clamorne for war but for right ana Justice
II Is n brave spirit too ready Tor o fight II fighting
IN be done, hu willing lo stay out NJ It rs long ~
possible In that respect f. may be- said that the prcsl
dent has been the embodiment ~ the American spirit
He has pcrssculy avoided war and Intends to continue
doing 1t appears, to The extreme limit
There are thoso who viii contend that NH. Is mot
N" true American spirit hut the fact, do not bear them
ont The truth f. that the entire country was sr lcop,
Interested In commercial pursuits that there was difficulty
loo nrousug II lo ~ the dangers That threaten
There are many Nho stll believe that no danger viii
ever come
Taken rs whole the country has been awakened 'o
lh" necessity " being prepared for nm, emergency II
known now, even In the utIcmo,l parls that danger
hn, threatened more than once nnd that VIZ, nyerci
ot the cost NJ cutting criticisms directed against the
president
The national spirit zoo reality is only ono ~ ,cf
preservation The American people are most c,, aroused
when they become convinced that their Interest,", are a
tax" That conviction has To- them aud they stand
ready o make The necessary preparation to ward off
danger. or To meet It n IL comcs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
MILITIA TO THE RESCUE.

kGEXlCAN RAIDERS win prove themselves darcteyils
i indeed II they venture the border after IN,
mIlltamcn Of Texas Arizona and New Mexico reach the
posts TO which they will he assigned. The mtamcn are
residents o the states named These states have suffered
from the mds ~ marHuding Mexican outlaws and the
militlamcn have II In for them
Not TINT the national guardsmcn are any better ~ n
the regulars, that they shoot any better but for
hc reason that they have Incentive They long for a
cnncr a the outlaws AMI ycarn for the opportunity TO
get close 10 them Should that chance come there will
be- NOR" outlaws.
There are lurking gangs along the border intent upon
harrHssug the residents hiS side Murder In their
hearts and they win not hesitate Kill and burn or 10
commit any Outrage There Is q suspicion that many u
them nrc plain Mcyicans very recently turned outlaws
for the occasion once this Side ~ the line win
guns iu their hands they 10 be- cA>.cd such and
flI b" SO rr""dcd 10y the American soldier,
Win the miIramcn patrollIue the border is going
To- prove an unhealthy place for marmdIug and hostile
McNicans They are likely 10 realize In short time
that IL Is no place for them The mitinmcu cnu put
stop TO the ourngc and II they need any help the Okla
homa guarIsmrn rcndy to join them
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
III n n e e
s tories s.

$50" h"r" Mr. ZONES" snid his phy-
H.ian II 20 taking Won an awful long
time 10 pnv that bin ~ mine
know n. doc. nrfw.r,d inuos hut
Won ought to- remember that Won were
'n '"i1I long time curing mo
Nn American N's eniotroring tu lm.
process upon nu 'fshmtn ih, wealth NJ
john u Rockefeller and tho spcsl At
which his mono, was ho.ng made. but
i." son ~ Erin dii not seem 10 CRASH
the idea
why lonk here" exclaimed tho
American $500 mat clock over thcrc b
tv"N time that clock 'irks Rockefeller
r"'s another 800"
us that really sp'' asked Marati'y.
light suddenly invrirg upon him
Fnl. assure ynu' was tho rep,y
Then aHi1 rho ifishmHn. scratching
nIs head 'wHr rlt stop the clock
For hours the Fwp,tho'Ir mother h,i
listened 10 hog snTF 'iuir against tno
college lint h1' expelled him IN dls
grace and HEHinst his father for nt,ttiur
them IN n
"Ru, de,r. enc pd NJ last ",1u
f"1|lf cannot blame ynur father fur
brluE angry Won must SOC ihb, ,oi
have mad" Yer, h1d return 'nr Oh hls
urH'm.l'.ns Kindness
'Nh that's ius' li ret1ri-i tho lrnie
student ~ n hadn't hcrr a. ,pn'ouni
'i', nnr'mitinr could have pulled
through
Tm' soprano lu 'Ir rholr 0s bold
Ifrrsu thing
"why tNougr' shr appeared IN hc
particularly modest nrI refined"
"ph Fuu men Won u',rr notice an,
'hing Didn't ,0u soc hrr bU sears
hat lut' ip attract attention
4 new rus'rfnrc vt- established ~
n small village br ou' west md ihe
office ~ postmaster was bestowed On n
native ~ tho anil
After while complaints were made
that mo- mail was ''nt ont from tho now
office $50 an Inspector vas sent tn iu.
quir' into tho matter ilr asked ~
postmaster why mo- mail hrd been sent
uu'
Tho postmaster pointed 10 hlF and
rs1rI, cwp', mail hpr hanging ~ ir
Dufref and snid
WHY. amt scni " nut because the
has amt noNhefrs nigh mn ,ct'
You sHN vnu nrr vnnfrf-f nvyf
'hc face NJ tho earth We asked ihr
shabby sndsrYrd man with 'hr utterly
hopeless air
'N"S,' ho answered with sish
Seven NcNfs nrn my viir sent me rui
With sample " yarn ~ mstrh and I'm
siil irving ~ match
What's vuuf rplr'rn ~ pomhas'st
Well when I 'ifs' mot hIr hs iri.
pressed mo Hs being y lrsirf ~ mon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

r ON he chloroform cmrrgln'. /
'Ilnched my fist and soaked tho sur.
s""n dlngcr on the Jaw" "rhnt old
Doe fakcr is y wizard the wa, TINT
Do" cnt ont my gIz2Hrd. was something
mply fine" Doc Chestnut savs my
.',l'mN rusty aud he viii take MI,
hnrA'aw trnsiy and nmputatc my
l'n" 'Ilc 40" assure, me nv salvn
'''n depends alone on amputatlon IL /
would ,hnkc the gout." Il hear rhnt
Jeremiah Proctor has hired famous
eastern doctor 10 dix some organs ont "
I"iU them and me the gulf grows
Wider, alas ! nm y rank outsider
never have been hcwn. When nv IN
Sides ar" IN rommotlou simply mix a
Hrn''i' potion, and take w. with "A
spoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

~ ,I,.-- -
'"', ''. "'' I'''' lh 'h' php'I
,I ,'n' ''IuIh'i lhIltnhi'nI
n'',I' n ,n' l"W x',h,' W'ls'. ih" r.r'
''' '' w "''''N ''' 'hlI 'h' tp'hN'r
i.,, ~ '"'s' I'm m n 'l' 'n' '''' l'n can
',I .,',.i, ,,,'' ''''"" "'''' ''.' sac "t h'f
u,i' '',',',' "I'N say 'u'W 'lnE. ma
.n,', ,, "'' u""', n"' Hn' mover t''f''f
ccf,, "a '.", 49,. n"I'"E' ana N''
g,,,,b,, -. n,,,
.''" WI "Un',' N"u never t'" W."
eny hot, ''"N
popt p., cro,,,,,. ,,..,..,. ,,.-..,-,. =.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

II Cd forbid hat we should be drawn into
war but If we should be, America would
seem once more 80 shake herself out of a
dream to say, Did any man deem that we were
asleep? Did any man deem that we had for
gotten the traditions of America? Did any
man deem that he could tamper with the honor
or integrity of the United States?' And in the
great voice of national enthusiasm which
would be raised, all the world would stand
once more thrilled to hear the voice Of the new
world asserting the standards of justice and
liberty. PRESIDENT WILSON.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

hyslnndcr catch
cs. while listen
Ing, dig jointed
~llHtcllcS Of talk
that runs tli1
way: "Oll yes
! went 10 lDr
Sidney and he
removed my
,tArbuH rd kid
ury his bin ~"
get 10 pay"
ne surgeon. IN
u hoH>tful hii
NOR still quotes
my large. I'm
gr owing tunur
~ worst he ever
a n " 10 W hen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Walt MaSOn's
Prose Poem
THIS WORLD

NVTIlEN modern people get to.
w golhcr, they do not talk about
the weather ~ fellows used 10
do but cncll one IN his conversation.
drsrrlbrs some painful operation that
lntcly he's gone through The innprnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
oosr

\ pharmacist friend ot ours tells us
That n YOU do not want 90 Ifk tor As
perrin you can spy NouuICrt lCHcldcstrr
" snucyllc acid md that you need not
Hsk for lleNtmoihyleutetrlm monouhlyrom-
othylrnritrutc when you onn risk for Hcl.
mitiol and get the sam, thing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Nnl what leads YOU to believe TINT
."u Nli" b. mentally d,ungod asked
~, Nl,ub'
W.T., ahr locsni curc anything about
'H' fashion pnd aho bugs garments that
On n'r loosely mud mid, her anatomy 90
replied IN, caller And she cliius that
omiprt should come before style"
Then hcr case Is hopeless. announced
'Nr AI,ul#t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
EDITORIAL PAGE
Old Stories
In New Type
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
FRoM THE TIMES FILesl

The new court house is now almost
completed Il is the full width of the
lot. hirl63 feet long. right IN the heart ~
the city u faces on Robinson street.
with an open court In the rear, md u
20. foot Hllcy on cnch eide Tho owners
NJ the building have submitted n nropo-
FitiRi tra Inspector Beebce 10 locate tho
poatofflcc IN room on tho first floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

tScnccR. No News dispatch
Josh Sttzcuhnzer and Helen Hlnzcs
were locked In tine blessed embrace of
loF, M the home ~ 50 Ahucr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

D"or Luke Haven't yuu room In m,
Foreign Legation ~ tho CIuh Tor Dada
hnoy 4 co., coffee packers. Nuscnt
Arabia Kentucky.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Contrnriucss Is responsible for most ~ the worlds
troubles, according TO MIR Rockefeller hut the high price
Of gasoline IS that hardly be- charged 10 the ne
count ~ tho ultimate consumers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Mis-. Ella Lamb spent sunday with her
mother on their clnim near Shawnee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Willie Paw, what does rut and dried
mean y
Paw That's how a man feels when he
gotta ont NJ % ,lhlr In u cheap barber
shop ms rou.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
Our Daily Special.

Vcra Grnto Is student at ohio INT.
vcrsity, Athens Ohio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

SIZE II shoes wcurg Farmer Ben,
with big feet hr was born,
Ihoy say he hires y dozen men
To help him ,ut hia corn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
TEN YEARS AGO

Tho Oklahoma Medical aSsociatlon
elected No officers TODAY President. W
" = Foriner ~ Niniip vice .rtcs idcnt.
pr " A Krlso Enid Second vice.
president. Walter = bradford Shawnee;
'hlrd vice president. F1u,d g. WHrirr.
u'ld. lloldenvilIc. secfo'nr, treasurer.
= - H,rkrf. Guthrie. d'l'r,t,, ~ thN
\ " \. ~ ned clinton W ruls, and
: \ iRtrhstt ~ W Reno
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snr1H, supplement- writer's hatc Iud nn 1furi iu,,
'".n NIk'n uf So l"u, made Sluuonu" lui there
u mu.h N N, aur, That win hrl ina nnu who hr. nu,
'n accumulated 'hr nr.' ol'r, mIrluu Tn start on
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Henry Ford IS not easy as he may appear to be at
time, lie declares that be- win no, be- the angel NJ the
r"uco party. hul b" viii run for president on such
ticket n rhc people want him
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II We do 20 10 war the Club viii fur.
nlsh Hu American loan of Arc In the
person " llclou Battle NJ Fort Worth
TcNup
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Cuba rapidly Is becoming American
ICED, isn't t'" remarked the American
Veg agreed the Cuban The details
10 the lasl three divorce ,nsrS had In
society were almost unnt for puhlira-
ton
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Name Ia Names

Tho town " Two liecra Texas. wants
10 change its name
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Tho pklNhoma Fireman association,
adjourned lasi night following ban.
Guri IN Eagles hall Officers elected
tor tho coming year were President.
thiDf Mark A k'sslcf. vice pf, sident.
Allen Fields INWior. T. " Ghenit.
Trh.epuHh. Chief Alder Tulsr. .rcts.
tafy. Hnu Foster Chandler. treasurer.
Ihiof l. = slhughtor Ardmoff
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