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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
STOP! CAL0MEl
IS QUICKSILVER
=aas aa==-=a
It's Mercury! Attacks the
bones, salivates and
makes you sick.

There's no reason why person should
take sickerins. salivstlns cslrmeI when
70 cents buys a large bottle ~ Dodson's .
Liver Tone--a perfect substitute fot cal.
on.l
n iss pleasant. vesetsbi. liquid which
Gill star, your liver Jus, a. SURELY ss
cslomei. but II doesn't make YOU slch and
can no, salivate.
children and grown folk, can tab.
Dodsons Liver Tone. because n u per.
tectly harmless
Cslomsi 10 a dangerous drus n I.
mercury and attacks your bonos rsh.
dos, " nasty caiomel today and yop
will feel wssk slch and nsuseaisd 10
morrow Don't lose days work Take
spoonful ~ DcAsons Liver Tone In.
stead and ,ou will wske up feeling great
No more blliv~sness. cons,irstion. sius.
stshnsss. headache, coated tongue ~ sour
stomach Tour druggist say. n ycu
tcn', find Dodson's Bvrr Ton. act. bet
lcr than horrible csiomsl your money 10
valting iof you.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

LONDON. April ~ 80 ptsplessurs
expressed by the radicals over IN.
atu,ud. n David. tLoyd.dsorss. min.
l,,er of munitions. eliminated ss,.
urdsy In a remarkably open letter
by Alfred Gardiner. editor cf the
hsiy News, In which Mr. GARDINER
charges ~ Llo,d.neorse witt r..
srons,bill,y for the government, crisis
Jus, passed
The minister of munitions. Who,
tc' IN. rrbt year cf the war wss the
idol Of the radicals. tas been cham.
p,oned lately by the so-called North
elite prsss and conservative otsans
witch have made the s,etss, cri,l.
clsms of the Kingdom
'"rhs criss this week" says Nj
0srdinsf's letter. was the culmins.
,icn ~ All your activities The
ccuntf, hss made Ne choice be,wsen
Asuui,h and ,ourseh I, heard much
about ssdui,h from your friends Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
ARGUE FOR the
L|7ERAcY TEST

Argument prepared by q committee
representing the legislature. favoring the
sdoption of the constitutional amend.
men, establishing a iiterscy test for vo,
ms. was filed IN the office Of the sec
r~tsry OF state saturday morning by c
Y. barrett. director Of the democratic
prsn bureau and member OF the com.
mittss which wrote the argument.
a careful reading Of the amendmen,
must convince every man and woman
who values the rights and privileges oi
citizenship that II Is a wise and desirable
provision and that II places n proper
ana reasonable and much needed ptotrc.
tlon around the privileges Of the ballot.
reads the opening paragraph.
The amendment II "a product OF ths
democratic majority Of the last legisla
ture. and Its adoption Is expected 10 b,
vigorously fought BY republicans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
AMERICAN CORN TO
REACH SWITZERLAND

RERNE. Switzerland. April % tn.
French government has granted nu,hofi-
~ for the shipment Of 1000 car loads of
American corn for Switzerland. which
hn, been delayed many weeks IN Mar
settles The forwarding already has he
gun.
Great Britain had offered four British
steamers for Swiss importations from
America and Greece also had offered
several ships. The proposal TO create a
Swiss merchant marine under tho Svi7'
flas has been abandoned ON the ground
that Switzerland has no naval force Ia
protect merchantmen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
PROFESSOR DEGREES
YELLOW NEWSPAPER

LAWRENCE, ksns, April p The
yellow newspapers was dccfird b,
John VI Coon-y Of the University ni
Notrc Dame IN an address before the
sixth annual meeting NJ the American
Association of journalism teachers here
Friday
Any paper Is justified In being scn,a
,lonal but never IN hcing yellow h.
declared The yellow Journal IL much
like a pirate and ~ such viii he driven
from the seas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
F0R0-velle COLLISION
CAUSES A DAMAGE SUIT

Alleging that Raymond Renders Ford
automobile completely wrecked hn velIc
car In a collision. Clin johnson was
seeking Judamcn, Saturday In the
county court Tor $3.50 damages Ac.
cordins 10 the petition. ~. Johnson
brother of the plhinun. was driving the
Velie, and N r. Bender. brother of the
defendant. was rilo,ins the Ford
johnson alleges that Render was driy.
ins hh Ford nj forty to MY miles an
hour, and that hls brother with the
Vsl,e. W. travelling about eish, to ten
miles an hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
ECONOMIC PARLIAMENT
IN PARIS THURSDAY

PARIS. April .. The nrs, session Of
the inter. parliamentary economic com
mitt,s ot tho eutent. sllss ~ill b. held
ucNt Thursday NJ IN. Luxembourg pal.
nee Grc,, Britain will he represented
hy a. members of parliament. high com
missoncrs and colonial agents. Italy by
~ deputies and senators, headed by for
mcr rremicr iur,sttl, Serbia by 1, depu.
ties and former ministers and portu.
gai y, 10 members Of parliament, Rus
sla also win be represented The French
representation viii he ~ patnsmentar
ans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
FRANK MORAN TO MEET
CARL MORRIS At TULSA

TULSA, okla April 2? (SpecialJ y
Local promoters announced last night
that articles have been signed providing
for a 10 round bout herr MAY 20 between
Carl Norris Of Sapulpa and Frank Mora
the Pittsburgh title challenger who ~
Gently Was bcsted by Jess willard In y
no-decision contest, II was declared that
Moran will be paid more for his appear d.
ancs hire than a boi-r ever hefor. re-
ceived for q bout In Oklahoma The hat
lie will he presented In Convention hall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
C0NICER0S' BAND OF
VILLISTAS SURRENDER

ToRREoN. Mexico. Aph$2. VIA ~
Paso Junction D--Iicnefal Scverino Con.
iceros and his command ~ villa han
dts have surrendered TO the military
commander In Durango city and have
been granted amnesty General Tfeyino
has Informed the local agitstors who
desired to make resistance to the ad-
vance Of the American troops that the
de faoto government, had the situation
we'll In hand, The situation In Durango
10 steadily Improving
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
LATE RETURNS STILL
AGAINST W. J. BRYAN

OMAHA. Neb., April 2g.-senator Al
bert n Cumminu Of Iowa was leading
Henry Ford ~ De,roi, for the republican n
presidential nomination In Saturdays re-
turns from Nehraska's primary held
Tuesday Complete returns from 800
precincts ou, of the l.sOo In the state
have given Cummlns n lead Of 4 ,oo votes
Il IL now considered virtually certain
that William J BRYAN has been defeated
for tho nomination for d-lesnte.at- large
to the democratic national convention
Ne ~ running sixth on hallo, Of seven.
four of whom nre To he elected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
BUllplNo peNMirs.

s,.vat, Williams. dwelling. ~
tAp, Fourth. COSTING $1,000
Stewart a williams, dwelling, ia
w,,, Thirty fourth. costing $1,000
Stewart 4 Williams, dseilins ips
ives, Thirteenth. costing 1900
n N Miller. ,is Wee, Twenty cish,n
Nrllins, costing t,Soo,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Forecast for Week

WASHINGTON, April 2a--Easter weel,
will he cold and unsettled over the
northern portion Of the country hut In
the south and on the Pacific coast nor
nal temperatures and fair weather win
prevail according to the weather bureaus .
forecast today for the week beginning
tomorrow. This ssys'
The pressure distribution ove- the
American continent and adjacent ocean
II such a. 10 indicate normal temper.
atures In the southern and Pacific states
during the week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Coaxing Spain
Into Great War

BERLIN, April % --(Via witei.ss "a
Ssyville According 10 reports ffom Cen
eva, says. tho Overseas News. Agency.
Great Britsln has offered TO skain poe-
session Of Thnsier II Spain will sclxe the
German ships In Spanish ports and will
consent TO the closing Of the straits Of
Gibraltar TO all nsutral ships. except
those flying the Spanhh flag
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
ohaRANzA RECEIVES DIPLOMATS.

MfNlco CITY Avn sg General
Csrranta received the entire dlplomntil
eorrs Friday according tn each " p
reptes"n,n,lNcs Il private ,udict
Among those received were : /. RN
srs. representative of the American guy-
eminent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
HOURLY TEMPERATURE.
WASHINGTON FORECAST.

oKLAHOMA--Tonight ltrtb cloudy.
warmer. except IN northwest portion
Sunday unsettled
KANSAS Partly cloudy and PROBABLY
cooler tonight and SUNDAY, cooler sun
day
ANsAS-ToniGht increasing cloud
iness warmer. SUNDAY partly cloudy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

Funeral services for Pau Stewart. 10
wears old. who died Saturday morning at
ia. home Of his mother. Mrs Rhes
Stewart. ala East Ftth street. viii he
held sunday afternoon at o'clock st
the family residence Tn. lad died. after
q short illness, Of pneumonia The ser>.
ic,s will he In charge Of pr / Frank
Koach. pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. In,erment viii be In
fNirla~n cemetery The deceased 10
survived by his mother. Mrs Rhea Stew.
art, and Van Winter stewart. a brother.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
CHICAGO AND NEW YORK
P0STMASTERS NOMINATED
|,SIiINCIToN

ASHlNpTON. April q -Robett
DUasn-i wac nominated by rresidsA,
Wilson today Tor postmaster of New
Yntk. and DIXON e Williams as post.
master NJ Chicago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

MATRON ELECTEu--Mrs. 4 ~ Con
nellee. $40 West Fourteenth street, has
been appointed chief matron OF the Frat
Brigade OF the Confederate Veterans, OK
ahoma division. The oklahoma brigade
will attend the reunion at Birmingham
Ala. In June
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
Vital Statistics
FuNG RAls

Funeral services for / n. Ellsdse were
h,ld this morning q, 1910 In tn. chap-l
ot street Draper The body was
shipped to Norman At ! p. m fot w..
torment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
SCOPE Of PROBE
TO Be ENLARGED
New indictments OF Alleged
Conspirators Will BE
Asked Soon.
RESULT OF CONFESSION
Many Details Of Plots Within
Nation Revealed by Won
Der GOltz.
RESULT OF CONFESSION

WASHlNGTON, April gs r.
suit of revelations made IN London b
Horst Won Der ,ioltz alleged Germa
Spy. many indictments OF German sym
pathizcrs win be asked by federal oi
iiCinls
Won der Goltz's statement was sai
by department officials TO have openo
n field practically without limits" IA
investigation. Tho government viii fol
day that nuinDor of men involved
Won der Goltz's activities In the Unite
States is much larger than hsd bee
thought heretofore
The pending New York Indictment
against five Of Won der Goltz's assist
ants were said TO embrace the allcge
leaders In the conspiracy to blow up m
Wolland canal but indictment Of me
involved m minor ways In the allcge
probably will he sought Eoor
II was understood indictments will h
ahked also In connection with Won d'
Goltzs Other actiyitles.
MANY Of the allegations IN the sNor
statement ~ Horst Won der Golt1 mad
public In London last night. have bee
known to the department ot justice II
wccks aud investigation has been mad
particularly into the activities Of Ger
man consuls In Chicago, 81 Paul an
Biltmorc officials said Friday N
Baltimore investigation was the only on
Ia produce result
Officials said Non der Goltz's state
German ambassador. had advised ngaln'
an Invasion Of Canada proposed by Car
taius Boy I'D and Won Phpen. the r.
called embassy attaches. had been con
frmcd some time ago from oth'
sources
Detained at Ellis island.
Nun der Goltz is now detained az IN
New York Ellis Island immigration sta
ton He was taken there from Liver
pool on Mnrch IS and In 10 he roturnc
10 England 10 be detained uutll the wa
II over
soon after his arrived von der Colt
was taken before the United States dis
trct attorney and II is said. he fcveale
oil the details Of the canal plot. Tn
recent Indictment of fiv. men includin
Capt Franz yoh pnpen. recalled G-rma
attnche. followed his confcSsiol
Experiences In Mexico.
Won der tioltG II about y years nj
sni looks younger According 10 hi
story he was ~ captain In CarrnnEa
army In Chihuahua In June 1919. vhc
h. was arrested nv General Mctcado an
sentenced TO be shot Three times Va
der Golt1 said he vss placed against
wall for the firms squad hut each tin
was taken back to prison Eventual
he was released upon demand of n
German consul Later he took part
the battles of Torreon. OJinAsu. San ~
dro and ZHcs,ecas. Just before the y,
ropean war began. he said the Germh
consul at chihuahua sent him 10 VAST
inrton where he met Captain Won Papei
District Attorney Marshall forwarded
Washington Friday the evidences co
lected by federal agents In regard
the lease u the premises st No ~ W.
street occupied by wolfe won lgcl. Va
Pspens secretary. which is undctstoo
To show that the leaH. was taken In va
'gcls name THIS evidence was desire
In connection with the settlement " III
question as 10 whether the offices wei
rented by the German embassy an
therefore. were to be- considered Gcrmn
territory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
|Jableid ksxs GO
for Busy FlMB

WATER BONDS COMMENDED-Rc -Rcs1-
lutionS commencing the water bond ~
sue for Oklahoma city were passed Fri
day nigh, unanimously hy the Jeil'r-
sonian club OF Capitol i'm at mnss
meeting held AT & and Robinson streets.
Lung CASE REFRESHED--upo a
motion that a justice OF the peace court
loses Jurisdiction after case has been
pending for ninety days information
against John Lung. former city patrol
man. charged with shooting Chief OF fo-
lice Nichols on October /, was dismissed
by default Friday afternoon In the court
OF Justice Maupin. A new information
WAS filed by County ATTORNEY John
Embry and Lung was released upon "a
81 900 bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22
GREW or saVuN sEscuuo.

HOUSTON Texas. April - The Mail.
ory s'esmship liner Medins arrived today
from New York with the seven men OF
the crew of the schooner Caroline Gray
wrecked off Cape Hat,ersA The Medina
stood by the Cstoline Gray for several
hour The schooner wss laden with coal
and was enroute Norfolk to Cienfissos.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

h Alice musicslf" No but she al.
way. sings n you ask her n Poston
Transcript
Papa, what's 4 pessimist "A man
who's soasick durina his entire voyss.
Of life - London Evening STANDARD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

DETECTIVE SUSPENDED chief ~
Police Nichol, nWounced late Friday
that Detective W II Ferguson had been
Suspended for period of ten days be
cause OF n fight staged IN the office ot
W r. Harper several DAYS ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

CUPID UNUSUALLY BUSY sixty.
four marriage license had been sold Fri.
day IN Oklahoma city since the first ot
the month, Gal orious spring. tho near
mess OF June. and leap year are declared
"a he responsible for the number, when
establishes II record for the county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

EN- GOVERNOR HERE Former Gov
srnor 7. II. Ferguson Of Wntonga In In
the city today attending meeting NJ
the state republican committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

AUTO MAN SUED Damages to the
Iemount Of 81 ls5i2o are asked NJ the RAN
dan Taylor Motor Car company In "a pc.
,l,ion filed In district court Friday aft
crnoon, She alleges that while driving n
car near the corner of West Seventeenth
street and Hudson on Dec. s. 1915. Zach
Thylor OF th. Randall Taylor company
ran into her car with one he was dem
onstrating. lnjuring her badly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

RIVERSIDE PATRONS ELECTION
Tho Riverside Patrons club held bust
ness meeting at the Riverside school
building Friday afternoon and elected
the following officers Mrs u u Spen-
Ger. president: Mrs William Cluctt. vice
president; Mns ". u Pra,er Accfc-
tap: Mrs Al Russum. treasurer; Mrs
James Poole, delegate to the city Fed
Grafton meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-22

FRAUD ALLEGED \ final informa
tion was flied In the district court Sat
urday charging George Crouch with OBJ
tanning 500 through a fraudulent prom
ineory note from NJ. L. Hancock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-17
Gpmortb. league Discussion

conscious, that go to make up the life
of Christian. Activity. or rather. an
act. is the result of power applied and
controlled.
A machine built for certain work only
does that work when the power is ap-
trolled. A man is just like the ma
chine. except that he is so built as to be
adaptable to almost any kind of act,
and he chooses his acts himself. In the
merely physical act, he applies his
latent physical force to the task. and
directs his hand, foot or body to its
accomplishment. In the mental act, he
applies his latent mental force to the
task and directs his mind to the accom-
plishment of the thought. In the
spiritual act. he applies his latent
spiritual force to the task. and directs
a simple thought, and easy enough to
apply to the physical and mental acts;
why should it be difficult to under
stand its application to spiritual acts?
At Great Falls the Potomac descends
some thirty feet in a short distance,
water there is enough latent energy to
supply the District of Columbia with
all the light and power it needs. Sup
pose the stream were harnessed. the
power appropriated and the energy ap-
piled to the task of lighting Washing
ton; the result would be achievement.
efficiency, economy
There is available to every person a
mighty force of spiritual energy, which
he but needs to appropriate and apply
to his particular task to secure achieve
ment, efficiency and economy. The
promise is to us, as well as to the dis
ciples, that Jesus made just before His
ascension, But we shall receive power,
when the Holy Spirit is come upon you;
and ye shall be my witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-17
REV. EUGENE HANNAH GIVEN MASTER
OF ARTS DECREE BY CONZACA COLLEGE
Pastor of St. Martin Roman Catholic Church
Honored Commencement Exercises
Held Thursday Evening.

At the sixty-seventh annual COM
mencement of Gonzaga College. which
took place Thursday evening, in Con-
zaga Hall, the degree of master Of arts
was conferred on Rev. Eugene Hannah,
pastor Of st. Martins Catholic Church.
Rev. Hannah is a native of Washing
ton and an alumnus of GonZaga, enter
ing st. Mary's Seminary after his grad
uation from the college. He was or
daind to the priethood in the cathe-
dral, Baltimore. by Cardinal Gibbons
December 10, 1885.
His first assignment was to ST.
Johns Church. Baltimore. as assistant
to Mgr. James b. McManus, where after
two years and a half he was appointed
pastor of st. Patrick's Church, Havre
de Grace, where he remained three
years. He then went to st. Martins
Church. Baltimore. as an assistant to
Mgr. Thomas J. Broydrick. and after
Paul's, Washington.
He served two years in that parish,
and was then appointed pastor of St
Anthony's. Brookland. where, after
three and half years, he came to st.
Martins, and in 1901 founded the
parish.
During his pastorate of this church
he collected the funds and built the
school, rectory and the new church
which, when completed next year. it is
said. will rank among the most beauti-
full churches of it's size in Washington,
Rev. Hannah also erected the first
shrine to st. Rita in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-17

of Pennsylvania, Provost of New York
and Madison of Virginia, and through
him. it is pointed out, all the bishops of
the Episcopal Church in the United
States possess their orders.
After the close of the sermon tomor-
row the people will be bid to prayer,
all standing. by the following:
Good people, we are met together to
commemorate the blessed example of
Thomas John Claggett. first Bishop of
Maryland, first bishop of the Church
of Christ consecrated in this country.
uniting in himself and transmitting to
all of our episcopate after him, both
buried here on this holy hill, together
with Mary CAN'T, his wife.
Wherefore l bid you pray for Christs
Holy Catholic Church; and, as / am
more especially bound, bid your pray
ers for that pure and apostolic branch
thereof which God hath planted in
these United States.
/ bid your prayers for. all in civil
authority in this nation, and more es-
pecially for the President and his coun-
sellers, for the Congress. and for our
soldiers and sailors. that they may seek
only the honor and praise of Almighty
God. and the good of His people.
Gods Holy Word and Sacramento.
whether they be bishops. priests or
deacons. that in this world they may
constantly speak the truth. boldly re-
buke vice and patiently suffer for the
truths sake; and. having turned many
to righteousness, may shine hereafter
as the brightness of the armament,
even as the stars. forever and forever.
/ bid you pray for all the people of
this land. that they may seek not meat
and drink. but righteousness and
peace and joy in the Holy Ghost.
I bid you pray for the nations at
war. that they may speedily compose
their differences and establish a right
full and enduring peace. to the end that
the peoples of the world may live in
concord and amity with one another,
and in the love and fear of the Father
and Lord Of all.
I bid you praise God for all them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-17
Christian Gn1eabor -Four
TOPIC:
The Usefulness of Good Cheer-John, 16.24-33.
By HARVEY S. IRWIN.

Life believe, In not dream
So dark sages say:
Oft a little morning rain
Foreteiis 4 pleasant day.
sometimes there clouds Of gloom,
But these transient all;
II the shower win make the roses bloom.
Oh why lament its fall?
Rapidly merrily,
LIES sunny hours nit by;
Gratefully, cheerily.
Enjoy them as they ny!
3 The greater part of ones usefulness is
due to serenity and cheerfulness OF mind.
No work Is a real success II the worker
Is fretful and gloomy. All Christian work
Il intended to influence life, and in order
to do that it must have life in 1t.
The greatest truth appears greater for
being said brightly. Humor and pathos.
allied.
True fun and real humor are seldom
Z out Of place in the most serious work of
life. Buffoonery is always objectionable.
but the clean wit that enlivens a prayer
meeting talk is sure to fasten attention
upon the truth presented.
II Is a duty to be bright and cheer
full. not simply charm or faculty. 1t Is
the cheerful spirit which fills the heart
and life with harmony, and furnishes
sweet music to the soul. the melody Of
which rings out in notes Of highest praise
and Thanksgiving.
The best Christians are the bright,
cheerful ones: without them the church
would have little attractive force. Good
ness without cheerfulness Is not inviting.
The morose and gloomy. however devout,
do not attract adherents.