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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
bRAhCERS FIGHT
| 81 FOOD EMBARGO
National Body Warns the
Administration Against
FitzgeraId's Bill
WILL NOT REDUCE
PRICES, IT CLAIMS

81 1vASHlNGTON. Nov. "a - The
Il RATIONAL Grange. in convention here
ia I'll special session on Wednesday
to protest against the proposed
Embargo on foodstuffs. Leaders Oh
~ Orange. which has l,OOO,OOO tarn-
m members. and is all ed with organ
&asions of farmers. numbering as
Nlauv more. were aroused by the an
4ounooment by Representative John
Fitzaerald of New York, that ne
H,ouid Introduce an embargo-blu Ut
H. com session. Mr. Fitzgerald IS
#hairman OF the House Appropria-
81 ons Committee.
The resolution committee OF the
q range adopted unanimously a reso-
#ition of protest. which was present
b at Wednesday nights meeting OF
nc convention. The resolution de-
8ounces the embargo plan, and warns
~ Administration against support
|'ng IT,
8 Though few members OF Congress
Ire in Washington, the opinion pre-
Halls that the embargo bill will be de-
&eated. in spite OF the fact that promi-
emit Democrats favor It. Il is stated
#uthoritiativeiy that President Wilson
&i1l not advocate IL in his annual
Message or otherwise.
zYould Cut Production.
A Grange officers said tonight that the
n ffect OF an embargo would be pro-
&isely the reverse OF that intended
s. amely, 20 reduce the price Of grain
md other foodstuffs. Although II
&aigbt increase the home supply FOR
short time. they said, in the Ions
Bun IL would discourage the farmers
Ind cut down production, and prices
zyouid 90 up higher than ever.
Il president Wilson, in addressing
& 8 last week. said a grange officer,
&urged farmers to increase their
n rop Yields Does he think an en-
barge Will encourage us?'
q Mr.. Titzgerald's statement follows:
E 1.-TWO reasons chiefly impel me to
favor such legislation. II Is the most
4 Elective weapon on our controversy
NTH Great Britain over her unwar-
Santed. outrageous and indefenaIble
Blacklist OF American merchants.
4 "Affronts as amending as the re-
zulting injuries have been given us,
and Great Britain shows her con
fempt by her persistent infringement
$f opr rights. AS our foodstuffs are
+ eeded abroad an embargo upon
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
EAGLES TO ATTEND CHURCH.

Blue Rock Castle. X. G. f.. met on
Wednesday evening One card was re-
ceived for initiation A quot. game will
take place on next Wednesday evening
between Blue Rock and BrackEX Re
publican Club at 1alleyville Hall.
MI members of the castle are invited
to attend divine services with the city
castles on Sunday morning in Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, meeting at the
Masonic Temple at 10 o'clock.
Among the members present on Mon
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

day night we're: Grand Chief William
NJ Ilooycu. Grand Nice-Chief Cecil p.
Ewing. Past Grand Chief y. b. War
rington, Grand Master Of Records Wal
ter G. Hurlock and Past Chief Andrew
~ Hamilton.
After adjournment the members spent
a couple of hours quot pithing. Albert
NJ Simon. Lewis il. Talley, Herman
Webster and Lewis 5. Evans were cham
pions for the evening Refreshments
will be served on next Wednesday even
ing
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

Look among the want Ads today
and see IL the very place for you Ia
not advertised as needing a chauffeur
and. II not. whv run n Want I'd OF
your own and tell the owners that you
are In the market now and You viii
soon ne fixe6 for the entire auto sea
son.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

asked specifically that the District OF
Columbia be included in any national
prohibition legislation. Speakers said
attempts might be made to exempt the
district.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
GATHER CHRISTMAS Gifts
FOR French SOLDIERS
By The United Press.

bJ TIC UHILCu Tros5.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Christmas
cheer for the French soldiers who.
somewhere in France" are helping
hold the long, cold fighting line, will
be gathered tonight at the ball La
Paquet du Soldat,' at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Eugene Maloubier,
president Of the society, has received
a list Of soldiers who arc without
friends to send them Christmas gifts.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

These viii be the first to receive
gifts from the society. Tobacco and
G Cigarettes will form a fair share Of
the consignment Proceeds OF the
ball go to the gift fund
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

FARMERS ASH FOR PROHIBITION.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 24-Nation-
wide prohibition was urged on Con
gress yesterday by the National
Grange, in resolutions adopted which
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24

OF beacon blankets,
In floral, conventional
and Navajo designs,
plain or satin trimmed;
Just received and of
unusual merit in style
and economy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-24
At 1850

Creations OF net,
chiffon, taffeta and
satin, in pink, white,
maize, orchid, nile, blue
and black.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
BROTHERS TRY TO
SAVE DR.. Waite
Accused Dentist Will lake
Stand al Trial for
Murder.

NrW YORK. ~. st Tao rr.,n'nt
q %, N,'nur Warren Waite n0k tho
witness sbui rhufit lu 'Ns trial 'rr
tho murder " iohr . r,.s In su A..
'smpt POO ssy, tho 1,.u.si mau from
Inc electric chair Frank A Waite the
Urs, witness said that because poyt0r
Waite h,s "a lars, head me other mem.
bore nj tho waite nmIf rnkst fln
ti him
Frank Wpn, r.i he brother. vhiIr
srnnul Np. s'vp,S rrttng into trpu.
hIs with other bows
,fus examined 'N' VItrr.. yt M,
remembered islrr physician bi
WrIlr,r' H.spiHI 'H.f' 400. ~. rrIsp.,
mental i.' Isr,| nor rrm'r1Uit iu
N. Waite hmH.
Matte. 10 bH1. vsH ,urI 'u snf.
n.'a developed r. habit rf rms ami
.ri p. Hf'l 'Tnm hn,fi,fs ir h.s hnfr.
Uui ifHW ylassWt'ra tf ..hHH aud U.
'sso. according iu JbH. waite uf Grand
I't'ds bru'hr, b'r'hsF
Walter deuel. rrurssi fHi wsVy said
expected 'o fn.tr ihr iyrrsr.t rar.
r, ffiis, nlrW WHHr vU isk, Nh.
.fHt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
ROBBERS TAKEN
after BATTLE
Two Men Hold Up Wynona
Bank, Engage in Pistol Fight
and Later Are Captured.

WvNuNN. uks VI, % Two un
masked mon entered tho Ffs, state
hnuk NJ W1uonp Thutsd1, md held up
the cashier " Williams. escaping Win
les than 500 IN rash Their horse.
V'f" shot from urde' them No the, we're
leaving tho town and m. mcn were
captured later
7. l. Whitley, proprietor " hard
Naf" store. Vps the man who shot tho
robbers horses ils also wounded ono
4 tho bandit. \ bulle, from ors ~
ih' rnhh'r guns came ,rr, rln., i1
Nhrr,' head rs ho was standing IN
ih' do.rva' " hIs s'orr runs ,i IN.
uuIsNs
nlck wallace. DEPUTY fhsrr ~ us,rs
county e y '1fu'ir,. ,iil marshal
Hri . posse ~ ,i,frns " W,rpr, len
Iu Nh rrlra,ni IN .,p'ufs ihr h,rdiit
Who raraprs rn io0i shortly ate, ~,
shooting Tho two Vrtr surrounded a.
tho wooded hins ,hrm three miiss east
~ 'hr town and we're captured .,,.,
n abort hrm Tho, we're taken q, ,b,
uHns' county 'nil ~ rauhuskp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
GERMANS TAKE
FRENCH TRENCH
Crown Princes Force Gains
FoothOId in Position Near
Haudremont Quarry.

LONDON MlN Is Continuing ihrif
Furious assaults iu the Netiun frsior
"" ''fmHns ngnin have Vtrstrd 'hr
beii"'ed ruins NJ tufi uuunumuri from
"" t'"n'l and h',' driven hand against
W" lines west ni tho iou In ihs now
HN'.h lh' rinvu princes fuf,y gained
= i'n'hnll iu ~ Ffrnrh urn,h near the
HHudf'm'ni luatTN witch hss brrr the
tr,n" icCrnii, " much hsid neh,ing
LAST " tumi"f,s the French frpsf,
having mnd" sune progress IN hand
stsnadr operations
--latest rrpofis itum the fshiins mn the
Aus,tu lillian front indicate ths, tho
Ausifisns have driven ~ wedge ,,the,
deeply into italian TERRITORY between the
Afsa and Asil.n ,pilrvs southeast "
Trent
The sinking b, " submarine NJ tho
pfiiish steamer Washington n vessel NJ
tn'n 'rns. is announced IN london
Nnmr reports the destruction " an
Austrian gurhnat ani an Aus,tian asrn.
plane in IN onr, tumrni with an italian
snnhnni IN tho urprr Ahflail.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Corporation Commission De-
MES Pioneers App|ICa-
ton for Increase.
LITIGATION IN CITY TO
END WITH DECISION. HOPE
lOng-Fouuht Case Settled by
State Boards Finding Is
sued Today.

AnpIr,'cr NJ tho Pioneer Tc'ephon,
,,t .r,f,r,.,n ,...,.,... ,., ,,,,.,,,.,.,.
w. 'h'i'" .' ''''. nv ''rN'' IN 'hH
howt r.ry Vns denied In nm order la.
,ueH Tuurydp, morning b. tho rorpgre
...,..
Ih'' 4. expected 'H end telephone ra'r
litigation Boo oklahoma Ci', which has
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-,
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o. 'N' .ommis..'u
Tho rnmr,r, s4..H ,p,, r, ratio. ns
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increased according 10 the pf"v'si"ns "l
ulo based uuon th, number ~ telephones
g. Y., b, h. ,,,. r,.,, pts .,,.a
uI' tho company would hr r''m'''h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
BODY
FOUND IN LAKE
Witness Tells of Heroic e..
forts 10 Save School.
boys Life.

Nn'f rr.ns In irs vsisfs of Snfihsss'
lab. io, mnff uau tNsI1t how're hr
hui, ~ nf7n Nlirfs1 II ,s,fs nli SON
NJ NJ anl NJ John " Us,nhau pf
iiHH West Thirteenth street was tsru,
efrH hy rf7rrHrl hooks shortly after 3
utiu.L 'HIs mHr'ur
The hu, vas drowned ahrui D.rlprk
,ss'rfir, afternoon whom n steel rophpsi
IN vhirh hr ,ri'iruf other hn,. ~ MI.
rvn ara were r,vine turned rvef
The bows vrfa students ~ ~ trssrhs
rsrurhiai srhrnl AMI we've On Their an
nuai s,hnni rirni.
John u Sell vhH Jumped ir,p the
hkr after Usinhlri sank. had ssysa
ihs in,e iiis nr ivn Iffrrsni r,,aslon.
before according 'n statements msdn
YESTERDAY Tho psinFsr isd hsd twice
hsrr IN dsnf,r ri irrv rIns In p.'is i.is
isko ard had boo. pulled from ,hr water
in hsi' snf'rrs's1 condition b, uNsn
rhs Rsinhstt b., ess psralitsd In one
arm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
KIDNAPPED PRISONER
RETURNED TO CITY

70 y Iruss"r wanted iu ktus,H uu q
charge NJ forgery, VIII mot tgm return
to That state ~ vas announced inip,
rr~e"r NHs spifiitd away in Edmond
Inst nighi hy lniet-h'ur Hush tpu.
met " Topeka With tho intention. "
10 sN'i. ~ boarding y nnrihhound train
md thereby escaping service " notice
,hH' Ffoss"f hni applied Tor wit "
hbh.as Cofpu.
nuss"t was returned Nv Oklahoma
CIV Nv nepui, sheriff Rob Nrprs ,s,
nirh'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Move Must Protect
Interest of World

NAsHlNurnN Nav Is -.Ifssidsn,
WILSON toll callers Thursday ,hst the
intervention NJ = neutral IN behalf ~
r"arr IN Europe could frsi nnlN m
mutual understanding lp the bslnsrfsn,.
That terms tn he atfanssd afs tn cnn-
serve the Interests NJ M snd " the
world ~ lsfse tNihef ihsn those ~
participating nation ~ stuup " nations
srnns The waffins prNef.
White Hruss vliiiufs vttr able in rs,h.
~ NJ Impression mat mo,r irf rs.rs
D, he United states IL In immediate
pfvsp,Ct
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
B0NFoEYs furnish
new BONDS; QUAsn
HEARING SATURDAY

y W. and n ~ Bonioe,. formerly
connected with tho Hon'oey Loan A In
''im"nt company ~ Oklahoma rr,.
ana under indictment for use NJ tho
United states mails 10 defreud made
ne" bonds IN tho sum NJ 5000 ,,.h bs
TO-" Federal Judg Dot,cnl ,hi, morn.
Ing
H'nr'ns "n thor motion IN uu,.h the
Indictment Hgein.' them NrI ns ,un.
du0t'l b, rrttrral n'Nt sptutdp, Tn.
h"uinr,s Hf" Hll' god 20 have d,ff.udri
l'"rl" IN various states ~ barge sum.
pf money
" Nnnfoo,. father nf " Va.
arrested I'm Fnt worth TcNas mDt.
man 70 month sso on complaint signed
b. several oklahoma citizens ilis son
was arrested IN oklahoma Ci,y the fnl.
lowing iNN. We Nss IN In he'd NJ M.
time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
MINER DlSP0StS or
PROPERTY AS EARTH
SLOWLY ENT0MBS HIM

III NtkN Utah Nst o. Nt ssfih
m iisrla,r.i ht Ua,s.fn ~ ihs pui.
~ urr n-st wins "Wednesday vas
siHvl, sr'vnhinr him " e. ynl
Nlfr minsr q Nssts oll. ,,n, ~ ssd
fu fr+'i five minutes pi'h ihrss al.
ismpiins to fes.ur him made ,srisi
disp,siiIrr NJ hls prurs-, ana ssssi
hls 'fitris 'n rare ~ his wife ana ii,r
,runr children The fai rt earth
pinned 'nliufn rrfishi against ihr
uali ~ ihs mine The eath .f,niin
usd in slir and he asrn fssItsi ihat
hs vuiIi tr sniunhsd tsiaf. tts
fssrusr' rUni teach him ~ tDit
VS. recovered fruf hvifs sner MI.
death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
LAMBERTS T0 AID
0RPET'S DEFENSE
Parents Of Dead Girl Subpoe.
naed by Counsel for Ac.
CUSed Student.

WNkM,N m ST., q. r.ur. .,
'a, vmu uun. ins i.u.,.,.r. .,V...
."s." .'ui'" e-.i .u ,rIsI nsrr unier
.ha.a' f mH.I,n. Wstpn iprbs,t.
.E 'Nr'ri mu n.l rnifsd,,
'hH' OBJ. rH.trfs af ZOO, dead r.i hsd
N''n .HHu .r'si 800 'rs .bs, m, ar.
expected 'n ',s'iN resi-, Tins ,re eitIs
mental nri''ion Iu.' bs'u.s bsr death
whsr f Hsa h.rI ffi,iu,d. shr paa
i'sp0ri,n' art consulted with hr. rsf.
'n'f 'rnI' Hsf wuH. Tho action In.
d'Ua'r1 'NH' 'hr defense tuuif stemr,
a. SHOW q STRONG uf.anp'i.r nf rui.
tide
VI'Hr hsT .#. uf. .UHt had
HrttrrF THusHHf fHTr mws tsd
BEEN H...trH Ht tN. fst. frf tend.
yfrH FL. fHr defence
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
RAILROADS UPHELD IN
FIGHT MADE BY MEMPHIS

WNslliNGTON. Wa, sl The ir,s,
N''" commerce commission M q drui. ion
made puhh' fhrfsi,, uphnlis rvrrfniI,
'h' railroads In the iirhi made h, tho
riN ~ N'mnhis the Memphis freight
bureau and other organizations frt /.
general revision NJ class and romm.siii,
tH'cs between Memphis and points In
Nhnnsas Missouri and Louisiana rsr
tain exceptions io the trnefal rulins
afr found
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
M0SElY.H JURY
CONTINUES SILENCE

tn. Mns'N Hogan election conspiracy
...' Jury retired vrsf'fd1. morning ~
10 ln o'clock 20 consider ~. ,,Id.r,, rfr.
s'u''d throughout the vsst and b, tho
wm' time This morning h,t mot reported
tn" tiu ~ th, same ,ss. ~ Guthrie
h'i N"'r resulted In hunE iur, after
ihnt hudS hnd been ou' tpr two and one.
half dAls count attaches fear from tho
sil'nc" ~ 'he Jury ihn' n may hs hope
l"sslN huns M the pfrstu' instance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Cloudy Tonight
And Friday; Warm

LOCAL FORECAST - ur,.uu,a ard
generally cloudy ,orloh, ard Friday with
no, much ehsro. In ,.mp,rs,ut,
srAru ronlon, ana r,.
day generally 'sir Win continual .,,s
,.mp.rs,ur.
Maximum yesterday -. m,rlmum. 40
KANSAS Vth continued bi.h
temperatures
ARKANSAS runish, and Friday No,
sfaiN fair
WEST TEXAS arrrlst ir ,,,,,,.,, ..,
western portions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Many Guardsmen
Return to Homes

SNS ANTONIO rr,,s VI, . 600.
milluHmen Who refused ~ ,H',r OBJ. ',d
"fsl Hrm hr brought NriHr, count
martial had rH hssn communicated 90
General Funston Ttutsia, M,n, uf mo
lls mon Who refused IN enter m, service
have returned in their homes Nuns hss
hsrn arrested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
GENERAL eAllIENI
IN GRAVE CONDITION

rNrt- NprH The condition uf
'ssrHfH' salNsr fFwsf minister uf vBf.
has sUii,nh g.HNu Vows. arf s.a,r
anxiety 90 fat ps iH his chances 'rf POL.
.n,rN General v1lisri fssirust as vsf
minister nr Naf.h is rr sr.p.ir' of
i'lr"sa 10 underwent SECOND operation
Ns, "a nf tlirst trouble and then Nss
fnrwirt 'n Do recovering
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Flyers Children
See Fatal Fall

PENSACOLA. ris. Ma, sS Lieu,
James Vincent Ro,kssll rl,iI snsinssf
iu m" Tinted sp,ss navy who v,s In
gr.rs g. an b,n'rf hsrs was kl.sd
iHu N'inssdI, vh,r ~ ur,, r,fnrlprs
b. Was plotting tN'I I.H foot INTO ~,
cuf il. three UiiI. rhiHfau ,sU hin
''N lI'uirusw Rockwell who NH. 40
N''fs H'i we appointed 'H iHr .'ftt.,
LL-m I.Nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Girl Found Dead;
Youth Arrested

AURORA. ui Nst o. usssaoi,.s.
hs ''.tssf.e'1 lauth,s. ~ Me- Ann.
ro'lIrs sss found assd "Wednesday nlss,
M 10y mn'hsf un nr,h in sr unusr'
rum ir hn' horns ihs i,srfs isailns ir,s
vhih esfu found ~ ksi f,r,r tn nt,i
siir uu stand rsaf ihs hssit 49,
.nr psfiis fiiei siih ivrisnn
tsrk Armstrong 70 tssfs rAi !. bsins
hsit In ronns 'inr sin ths sl,i. a.s,h
Armstrong hss pursued NJ, asnshi.s
80 more than . tsst" ssd Nfs rnltss
'ussnd,ii Ne dli Mt Hks MIN bot h. ~,
% psfsssssnt he had ffishtsned bss.' "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
SELBYANN0UNCES
INTO RACE
County Attorneys Post 10 Be
Goal Of Present Assistant
10 embry.

CNss n SriN,. assistant rurv ~
infrs, sine isrHsf. i'ii srrHHn ~ in
~, that Hs would hs candidate 'af
me republican num'H'IuH frf .nHri, ~.
'nfn"N H' The NrIHri rriw'f, Tho Hu.
nNunr'mrW r'mv shuf'N hrfr,r nunr.
fn'luVinr ufrrni requests r H.n.a 'fisuis
Nhu called ir person uf Nt telephone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
MILITARY TRAINING FOR
CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOLS

CHi'NGu. Ma, Nuht, ,t,inirs
TO- hish school pupils vss approved si
q mssiins NJ tho bard ~ education hcre
Wsdrssi', The rrussr approved v,s
made Optional siih me pupn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

IN" entente sluss ,nisa,rt.a ,.,,r
20 persuade utesrs 10 rsrmu ,bsm ~
transport 'h' asthisn arm, =, corfu D.
Ufres Island NJ ,hs vrs, rrss, overland
in ,he salunisi front The, we're ~
l''''i ~ hs~ threatened w. smr'r,
'rrihle means. hut uteec. rst,'.,sd IN
h'r rsussl u vss snnuunrsd In london
r'cen'h the, an smicsbls ss,,lsmsn, had
bee reached
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Situation Grave,
Italians Report

EuNl. NJ, THt uttinu "a
ih' front ''nns rho Frn plateau o,
Ns.'f' Dol rrNs. nu' HHi alarming e
s',s s'w official announcement, a..
tuoi h'r' concerning ih, Nusfu Hun.
s'fnn attempt in vH.n ~. nnl, uns
n. UpIri uu Italian i.fr|iJr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
.FRENCA.CREEK
BREAK RUM0RED
Ministers Recalled. Says Re.
port Because OF Refusal
Of Troops Passage.

rtRiiN Ma, & I, ls rrrof,sd from
Nh'ns. 'hs overseas News As.n,, cave.
'hs' roun, 4 ne posds,i. ,hs u.l,,
minister 20 Greece snd Uuillsml, ,bs
ttsn,h minister have bssn ~ ,n,i b,
their governments because N ,hs failure
" their 'iinrs ~ obtain rstm,.sl,n ~,
the transportation N sstbisn ir,ors
through Utssr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Seminole Residents Wonder
Whether Brothers Tie Is
Greater Than Daughters.
SADIE'S UNCLE. IN JAIL.
REFUSES TO SAY WORD
Parent, Locked in Home. In
SlStS Some Other Man
Fired Fatal Shot.

WC"okN Okla. MAY q Especially
f. tho blood '. o' brother TO brother
stronger than love no Of father FOR
hIs daughter
Tint n r question man, residents ~
Seminole count. arc asktur In the cass
N sad., Iono. tho beautiful l7.ycar old
..hoo. ..r' 'h. a..,oy'r. OF whose body
IN % .'''k r.rf na, home Woducsdsy
uncovered , murder rrlr followed
huns'us ,rm. operation
George jono. 'n. fr.s unrle. BE- N
nU here H' h,s refused 10 say
vofi about 'he r.,
Father rlabw Own ea,,is
Marion Jones. mo rl1s father ha.
l.'koi mms'lf 100 .u Is hom, and therS
H rgNms hH hui' &c. ua persist.
rrfN .I.',H fr,' or.r man other Than
bod. oon brother r'srou b.' for tho
.rm'
Ehrn u# i.. nu believe ih,r the
Gather . fsI'rl H h. know. thoui tho
'.'' ''.u., of H N.r tHi Do. v.II .on-
slot h oVu tru'H..
Two doctor. .llu,i t'ni.f Thurs
d7N 10 'h' '"0H thor fh, uncle. George
Jones. Uho be- 81 .''r rld came to them
'I weeks Hro Fst.n. u...flrra 'ur q
rIfl " thrs Dnwwuuft who va. ln itou-
hlc
ssd,o.e mo'h, died ,,o ,.,r. ,ro.
WIN h'r father and hsr sister ne sio.
tho siH went 'o .,r v.n hr, Jn.l"'
f'UrFr
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25

Il vps stated officially NJ tn. v,r dr.
rnftmcnt that Grn'ml Funston Hi
never requested that tho Louisiana \,
kansas ,ud oklahoma rl'iorF ruprd hr
called out for horf"r service ss reported
General Funston asked 'of additional
rrss' hr'llrrv. hut 'rs department dr.
rii,d ~ We not needed ~ present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
Women to March
In Defense Parade

RoSTpN MsN 't indication. th,'
r"t''I '"" "nn psr..r. ,uu.i march In
r''rnr'drrss rsrpt' hrr. saiufds, mul.
NplIs1 win even wru rhufsds,.
Women "H' lgu'or PROMINENT, ir thu
LL..-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-25
That Maud Story

THEnE VAS rnlt nnF -ot, ths,
| developed IN uklahnm, ,ss,st
"a, ihst vas " en-, ssnstai In
isfss'
That vas the unflns ~ 'hs bSi,
NJ sadie Jones ~ Years uii Maud
schuol sifl w ssii creek viih hui
vi Wound thfoush the head
The rimes iArE stprtr edition
ess me orit rsvsrsrsf in utiahrr,,
that printed ihis hr sivf, ,rststa,,
"AlI the News First"
That's The Time. Motto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-26
FLANEUR
GOSSIP AND COMMENT ON PERSONS AND rHINoe ~ The OH
WORLD.

,la-'l. the Duo de Rerri. the Comic de
''J'It~ Prince Louis Napoleon ef-
N"I1I'on iIlJ, the Duke OF
h-bAIN tpruiliEate OH o. the
Larl of chesterfield. Warren 1ts.frg.
,'.lfe SEW 20. Lord B-rougham. Lard
M'l'vulue. spencer Perceval tthe as
a.'l PREMIER. Lord Er=kiue. but
maps the most Instructive of au IL
'''es OF weights set down for
James FoN. the most popular
tartan and clubWau WHO ever
LN'd We know his substantial rirth
from lHr c~arlCatures OF the period hut
] VAIN tnia fact so mind. u makes one
one 3 eyes Go 'sarU that The cham
Jon of the French Revolution touched
'raiN 40 only lllta pounds boz his
~ stature. therefore must have
yuan It- been commonly sup
posed. Imagine what DO would mean lf
- some u.i ledger We should come
across lNe lighting weight OF Cromwell
srslr.. manu-
Tho Conee MN must have been am
1--WE tH.leW in the times OF hood
most alone iu that BE- lives up t. is
-iiI-. traditions. The earliest date
,"ttoh IN Do order books Is 1908.
-'ltNei BACK The structure speaks
p. 'u afl~hittrture three centuries Ola.
h,.Hlrs with this. The ax-heVn beans
We "fh,n floors tc2tenslvely
i.- quantity Widowed front.
".s ana portals. even the
i..' Hu which guards the inner
d'i these are evidences ~ autI4-
I'I .l Do disputed. The back par
On Ga desks spoak ~ many
.r. ri th- most curious ls tho first
"'I.i'h queen Victoria. "a child
...., t.'ete1 unique
Nt. 'i i.ree tH Deer attendant. Mrs
was l.it IE fhc VIII ~ the
H. '' ih' family of OBJ. present own
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