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Evening journal., 1916-05-10
Second BEGINNERS
SHOOT IS planned
dupont Co. Suggests That
Events be Held in
June
MANY PRIZES
FOR THE WINNERS

The DUPONT Company has decided to
hold another Beginners Day Shoot.
Clubs may hold their Beginners
Shoots any time during June.
The rules for this years event are
somewhat different from last year, in
that a beginner is classed as anyone
who has shot at less than 500 targets
prior to May 1. This enables any one
who has not shot at over 500 targets
to shoot up to that number by May 1,
and to shoot as many as he wishes
after that date. Permission to prac-
tice for the Beginners Day program
was thought advisable because il will
tend to keep a prospect interested.
The event calls for 25 targets, and
sterling silver watch fob showing a
shooter in shooting position. will be
donated to each club holding a Be
ginners' Shoot, and they in turn will
give it TO the man making the best
score.
A sterling silver spoon will be do
mated TO the club having five women
participating. same to be awarded to
the woman with the best score.
While practically all clubs will hold
Beginners Shoots in June, one can be
held later if absolutely necessary.
Great interest is being taken in this
years Beginners Day. Club secre-
taries. prominent trapshOoters and
dealers and iObbers are boosting the
affair. The sociability connected with
such shoots is a great factor. On such
occasions the trapshooter can bring
to the club his closest friend. know
/ ing that on that day above all other,
/ he will not feel timid.
Last years records show that 6,7S4
men and 500 women participated in Be-
ginners' Day Shoots. From present in
dications this years event will be the
biggest thing OF its kind ever held.
The dupont Company Will furnish
any one who is interested with full
particulars.
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
Tie FOR The Lead IN
WOMEN'S Tennis TOURNEY

The Philadelphia Cricket Club
drew into a tie with the Country
Club for first place In the Womon's
lnterclub Tennis League yesterday
by winning all five matches from Gym
wyd while Germantown was defeat
ing the Country Club team by three
matches to two. Plymouth defeated
Overhrook AT Norristown by three
matches to two and Bclfeld scored a
handsome victory over Wilmington
four matches to one.
Mrs. J. S. Taylor was the only
member OF the Wilmington team to
return a victory I'm the match with
Bolheld at Wistar. defeating Mrs.
Robert Herold In two hard sets at
Ga. rs. The best OF the other four
matches was between Miss ". Alex
ander Belheld, and Miss Nolan. Will
mington.
Summary:
Mrs. !. S. Taylor. Wilmington, dc
feated Mrs. Robert Herold. Belheld,
6-4. rs.
Mrs. II. +. Kerbaugh. Belheld de-
feated Mrs. A. II. DUPONT, Whining
ton 90. 6-l.
Miss Carrie Talmon. Belncld, dc,
fcated Mrs Arthur LaMotte. VIII
mington. 90. Ga.
Miss Elizabeth Meehan. Belheld
defeated Miss c. Cause, Wilmington
| Ga, 7-5.
Miss 70. Alexander, Belheld. de-
feated Miss Nolan, wilmington, 10-S
6-2.
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
PHOENIx TO PLAY sT. MARY,s.

The Phoenix A. A. viii line up
against the strong st. Mary's B. c.
on Saturday at Eighteenth and
Baynard street The Phoenix players
are requested TO report for practice
az Phoenix field. Phoenix has signed
up new southpaw. but still has
berth open for a right handler. ANY
player wishing a tryout should COM
municste with Jack Wright. Capt, No.
1921 Walnut Street, City.
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
wALLINGFORD GOLF MATCH.

In the Wallingford golf cup compe-
tition Riverton drew further into the
lead yesterday by defeating North
Hills by FIVE matches to none at River
ton. At whitemarsh the home team
got back into its winning stride by
defeating Wilmington. three matches
to two. One match went nineteen
holes. where Mrs. John Slonaker. Will
mington. defeated Mrs. Charles Gas
kill. Miss Maud Hoffman and Mrs.
Robert Pennington had a close match.
with the former winning out. Sum
mary.
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
OsAGE ANXIOUs.

The Usage team would like 10 hear
from any frst-class baseball team in
or out OF the city The club has
played three games and won them all
by good scores. They would especial.
" like 10 hear from New Castle. Mid
dletown. George and John. Delaware
Hard Fibre. Claymont and other teams
Of this class. Address ID. J. Murphy,
No. $40 West Seventh street
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
KEYsroNE To MI PeNLYN.

Keystone and Penlyn A. A. will.
meet In the first game of the season
on the Eden Park diamond on Satur-
day. Tink Grfith. the pitching sens.
sation last year and the man who won
the Church League championship for
Madeley has been signed by Manager
Mclaughlin. lie is also after the SER
vices of Frank Lewis who held down.
the backstopping for Uncle SANS
Eleventh Infantrymen at El Paso
last year. II is most likely that these
two or the Long brothers will start
against the Penlynites Manager Mct
Laughlin wishes the following men "a
report for practice Friday evening:
Jennings. l.. Franklin, Hayes, s.
Lewis. r. Lewis. b. Long, +. Long,
Higgins. Sem. Rodgers. Springer. Rot
man. Dunn and Griffith.
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
BELyEDERE WANTS GAMES.

The Belvedere Club would like TO
arrange games with any 12 TO 15-year-
old team In the city. Peerless. AtlGn-
tic Jrs.. No 2S School and Wilmington
Stars preferred. Send challenges TO
James Ford No. 301 North Broome
street, or phone d. and A. 1910.
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
SETTER CLUE MEETING.

The Delaware Setter and Pointer
Club will meet az No. 211 Delaware
avenue at o'clock tomorrow evening
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
American League.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American League.
Detroit az Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland al Boston.
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
Yesterdays Results
National League.

Chicago. 8: Cincinnati. 8.
New York. i3; Pittsburgh, 5.
other clubs not scheduled.
"a
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
American League.

Detroit. 16: Athletics, 2.
Chicago. g: New York, 4.
st Louis. 10; Washington, 5.
Boston, 5 Cleveland, 1.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening journal., 1916-05-10
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
National League.
Phillies al st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
PACKER PLEASED
At development
or PLANTS HERE
ThOS. E. Wilson, President Of
S. & S. Interests, On
Visit to City.

Thomas g wilson. president ~ the
former s a g packing Interests now
known ss the Wilson rackng company.
was IN oklahoma CT, today He visited
the stochafds and was amazed when
,hs cattle runs to,alsd . mn head They
established n record. perhaps, for many
months and the prices were up 10 uE.
ufss aH h.gh ~ were helms paid IN
chicago
Tho hos receipt, here this year have
run an inn Nnu iHufs than hose of q
wear HEo said Nf Wu.nu fhIH alone
is annie evidence that the selection mt
this s'hte and city ~ . market was n
wise action
RiKht ai This time. when other mar
Nets aye drclnine somewhat the Ok.
ahnma Jiiy market ls dev'lorinr Won
defiuIlN The comparison 10 worth while
and should delight M whu have this ,ity
and states Interests pt heart and should
convince them that sound Judgment was
exercised IN establishment NJ this mar.
ket'
inil few months arN W. wilson
Wa q, ihs head o' tho Moffs packing
interests E,.rn'v he and afsnJiatss
ernuifed control of tho Sulshrtrrf a
Sons holdings and b, assumed the pres.
ihfnrV and active management NJ those
Interests
NJ Wilson has hecn hearty advn.
cato pf oklahoma CitN's livestock show
We vHs heavy contributor NJ his Per.
snnsi 'unts and has fnsiered its success
IN every way rossihle from his Chicago
headquarters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
ALL FORT SILL
HEAVY Guns TO
co To- BORDER

LAWTON. Okla. May O.
All the artillery stationed at
Fort Sill, Okla. near Lawton,
was ordered early this after
noon to make hasty prepara-
tions and entrain Immediately
for service on the Mexican bor-
der. Instant compliance with
the order was apparent at the
fort, Colonel Granger Adams
commanding prompt prepara.
ton.
Batteries b. c, D, E and F
containing the largest field
guns in the United States. were
embraced in the moving or.
ders. Each will require a spe-
cial train. Each has $50 men
and 1870 horses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Whole Texas Force
On Way in Two Days

AUSTIN. T,Nh. N1l % NiM'Hr'
Dner' ilrrr, im'5hlngs received from
Washington Ht 'nan M iht r,u inr
m, t,rtirr of tho orranIsrd mlis NJ
T,,st Iir said that he understood that
the call would rruuifo tho usn " every
member n' tho 1cN1 National guard and
would so motif, bll commanders No
mobilization point D. specified snd tho
troops viii be- called ou' subject IN tho
orders ~ Ucu,itl Frederick Funston
W. moved ifunrs in Brownsville once
on two hours nut'r" md some of rut
companies ran mu,, That pui,kN Rralr "
G,ucnl UUi.hiul. oit would ~,
that We could have ever, member vt
th, TrNs National ru1ii n Texas ,n
route within iriiNss.gbi hnufs. me- ,ll
,ou pan, commanders understand that
the, must slWb,t b. ready fnt service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
PRESIDENT ASSISTS
IN ENTERTAINMENT OF
LARGE CIRCUS CROWD

00 DAsI1NGTON, MAY aa-rtei'
NAV den, Milson went 10 the tifcus
Wv Monday nlshi Seated on The
front row. tanning himself and
Mrs Wilson with palm leaf fan
and shatine hsg ~ peanuts With
Serfc,af, NrNiro he apparently lost
nothing ~ tho holiday spirit NJ the
occasion \ gtnur NJ clowns who car
fied nI, their funniest antics Jus, In
from, NJ him. found particularly NJ.
rteciAtlve spectators In the rfet.
dent. vho many timcs laid bach In his
chair and laughed heartily
when the party entered the his
tent he crowd NJ several thousand
rose and chcrted A he passed one
~ the finss the president took Oft
HE hat and lsughinsly wade q motion
~ " To throw u In The crowd aulck.
w. caught the point and Hrplauded
again
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
FOUR LOST CHILDREN
SOUGHT BY POLICE

"us,e ,uu seen m, bo,' No h lost '
came the message over tho telephone io
the rclI1s headquarters iodh, from four
different hrmcs Thee " tho children
llmm, ri',msn I ,,ars rli sou,h'uvn.
Ralrh Franklin Yeats old ifO West
Seventeenth and ihr 7.vrst rid sun ui
W. and Me- \ E Crnkfft. i1ii Nnnh
rudsrn. hai heen found b, she rniirs 1T
~ thif afternoon
Tho two and halls ,rif-nid hov ~ ~
and Mrs " q rrerm,n ilot bale. hai
NOT been found ur In thst time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
EMbRy TO ENTER
POLITICAL RACE
Selby lntimateS, Strong, His
Chief will Try TO Sue
Ceed Himself.

John Emhp. county attorney, viii he
candidate iNr ,hc republican namina
'ion for that off,rc q, the coming mi
mary, according ~ o s,Rtemcn, ,ods,
hr Chas n selhN sssIIsn, In the
county attorney office
Although Mr Sclhy dld not speak with
authority nom his chle' his s,s,emcn,
4 taken 10 Indicate hsinnd doubt that
Mr Emhry viii tun Tor the office
The prosecutor has consistently Al.
cllned 10 sav whether ~ not he would
nm fot the nomination Last Saturis,
he said h" probably would make un hls
mini one way e. the other Within two
DAYS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Oregon Demands
Withdrawal Date

~ rAsn. rsS,s NAV p AfranF"
msu,s for another conference between
Generals Scott aud uhrsFon were hcinE
made TUESDAY
II was stated thst General ohrcson hsd
DELAYED signing tho tentative agreement
hsrause 'ho American coNirrecs would
mn, sc' definite date tor withdrawal ~
Urnstsi refshinrh fnfreH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

plrslcn occurred. hospitals Within =
tadms ci tscn,, hvs mites were asked
to Send Assistance or hold themselves In
readiness tn receive Injured
The dea,fo,cd huildnFs were located
NJ village named landins
IN. explosion shunk NrN isfss,
towns Within radius of ,bru, ,usn,,
five miles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Five on Liner
Reported Dead

WAsHiNGTON, May e-ln reporting
the sinking Of the White Star liner Gym.
ric TO the state department. American
Consul Frost NJ Queenstown. said IN,
vessel sank At O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing Five of the crew NJ iO1 men were
killed hy the explosion. the consul tc.
ported Tn" CNmfir was tofpedocd NJ I
y m Monday lIN miles west NJ Fast.
net according in Consul Frn,, llc Nil
II appeared that the attack wan made
without warning Tho survivors. he fr.
ported. will hud 90 B,utt,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
All But One
OfLake Crew
Are Drowned
Stoker Picked Up From Float
ing Wreckage Tells Of
Catastrophe.

sNuLT sTE MARIE Mich. Ma, .
Twenty persons are believed to have
been drowned when the steamer ) u.
Kirby NJ Detroit and cleveland broke In
Two during the storm ON Lake superior
Monday and s'nk The disaster occurred
four miles ~ Eagle river. Mich
otto Lindquit stokor on The Kirh,
Wns pIckcd up from nol,lng vtecsarc
hN sailors IN the steamer joseph Block
L,niVui.i declared he saw the Kirby ink
and thar 70 hr ~ he knew hc is the
only survivor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
0yerpOwer Guards and Reach
Border with Three
Mexican Outlaws.
ATTACKS THREATENED
BY LURKING GANGS
Man. Villa Followers Await
Opportunity to Move Into
United States.

MARATHON. Texas, May 3.
Seven American employees Of
the Porto Rico de Boquillas
mine near Boquillas, Mexico,
and DR.. Homer Powers ii San
Angelo, Texas. who were
captured by the Villa raiders
who attacked Glenn Springs
and Boquillas, overpowered
their guards and have escaped
to the border, bringing with
them three of their Mexican
captors as prisoners.
Taken 10 Interior
Tho mon hal t,eu taken to the boz.
to'iuI tut % vp# mot tuuNu whether
they had been kn,d uf would ID, held
Tor ransom
The nr'' word o' their prcdiyamcn,
was brought Tuesday hl Ni,l Iu.ttIus
e mine employ, who W. seized but
made his escape just hyiurc the tan-
di's I''' the mine with tho pr.S0ncrs
1iph, are cap,ves
Tho sifht Americans nrs
R % HUsb,ou.k ass1ter
ur Homer ToV,rs of San Angelo.
T,Nps
e. H Hs''cr mine superintendent
Butler ,nginrr.
Scott Uu,e driver
Mcknight truck driver
TRUCK driver n1mr unknown
20. wu.r rImp,r
TROOPS CO n Border.
one hundred and tV,rf, trooper,
n troops , aud ". Fourteenth cav.
,lfi aud q msuhine sun tfoop ,at.
tered ava, toward mo McN,,u bor,
der just after sunrise TUESDAY THIS
new force plans To reinforce M
two troops of oa,nlr1 that moved
forward Monday nm "a ncv army hss,
h'f" ~ Glenn Spfinss which vas fpiiod
nv arrc hand oi Mexican bandit.
lRFi Friday
Augment Scattered Fores,
The new troops thar wen, scpihwsrd A
TUESDAY were under the command nl
Colonel FtrderirS W sin'"N. Who vii
b. IN rharEe ~ 40 ih. American forces
nov MOVING ON Glenn Sr|rEs afH w..
lul'lBs These fHfr'r viii Rutncu' mo
scattered is'aHhw.rif pf cavalry who
have lern su'fdin, Tho IHue NNfier
Wufi vss s1s fN tvHH'i Turs1N'
from CAPTAIN DttAr colo WIN with Vi
'"it .NmrWt NJ W,nl,s'Hfr' mon Is
threading over, tnn al0rr tho ~.
gnrdH ip ascertain r ihyr" prr ans
bandits uil mTk.Nr on this side ~ th'
river
Many oanu, ~ Bandits
Cnvwsn returning from 'h- Rg peni
country assert siih rNslii,rness that
there are man, r,nds oi Villa follower
pvHi'Irg an oppoa'uniti 'r '.fi 'hr R.I
G.arie and make other p'i'rks IN lonely
American homes and ranches
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Fort Worth Ready
In Forty Hours

FoRT WORTH Texas. M, -Frt,
Wufihs three minar, companies viii
he read, io move iu fort, huuts Major
EIliu' announced inllovine rsrfip' nj Tho
prrsidrriH mobilization order Most NJ
tho officers ntr n Austin ATTENDING
fch,ol hut they vill reach here p, night
Three hundred men comprise ihr rufi
Worth companies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Germans and Turks
Making New Treaty

LONDON May Amsterdam ~.
change Gay negotiations are hoins ron
cndcd In ncrln for tho incl"sion NJ
bulgaria In nov nvc-year Treaty te.
tween jcfniN and Turkey Some ,ir.
prise 10 cSpr' scd over the NU mH'
Austria Hungary TO- not part, 10 ,n,
.nnNeniIln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Texas, New Mexico, ond Arizona
Guard Called For Patrol Duty;
Americans Escape Bandit Captors
The Day in Mexico

presdcr, wilson calls out the rlli.
ia of TEXAS. Arizona and New Mex
leo for patrol duty on the border.
Three more regiments o' the regular
army ordered 20 JOIN United States
forces On southern boundary
Dlys ordeff make approximately
900 additional troops available for
Genera Funston's use.
Administration officials Intimate en-.
tire strength Of national guard VIII
be summoned n needed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
FAY AND SCHOLz
SENT TO PRISON

NEW YORK MAY = Robert Fay. for.
mes lieutenant IN the German army, and
~, ihrt in.isv. Wsl,rf Srhnls. rnnvir, "a
IN 'hs federal court Monday ~ rnnspit
inv 10 des'fn, munitions shire NJ tho
allies through hrmh rnn,ri,anres. we're
sentenced russdas IN serve eight and
four trafs respectively IN the fsirrsl
renitsrtisp =, Auania raul passrhs.
altn convicted but with rernmnsnds
Hon ~ leni,nr,, Wat sentenced ~ serve
tvn Nsafs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Fifty are Reported Killed
In Powder Plant Explosion

PATTERSON. y H. MAY s-rhtec
hulldlnss Vt the Atlas Powder company
At take ilora,cong north oi hcfc. ate
reported 10 have bluAn w Tuesday
afternoon rfst sdvircs had u that b..
tween 80 and loo men wrue killed bat
this could not b. confirmed
Within . few minutes after the es.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Aeroplanes Drop
Bombs on Port Said

LONDON. May a dispatch from
Cairo says two hostile aeroplnncs Mon.
day dropped sisht bombs on For, said
Three civilians we're wounded and the
attackers Vc'c driven off by anti aif
craft suns There was no property
dhmase
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Canton Could
Muster 1900
in "a Hours
Oklahoma National Guard Is
Ready to Answer Call to
Arms at Any Time.

~ l"aft 5000 m,mno|s %, the utt-
r0ma national suatd could be modified
Within twenty -foIr hours at ans central
point 20 me s'a'e i0f active service on
the border according ip "a statement
Tuesday uv Adiuunt General Frank VI
Canton
Thr total strength of the nation tl
guard is 800 men
No Information had been feoei, n
TUESDAY ht GcIrft Canton from tho
Aaf department .'lttlt" to the mah.liEt-
tIur Of the gIiyi on the tpri,r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Edwards Faction Willing to
Quit School Direction II
Opponents Do.
CITY COMMISSIONERS
TO NAME SUCCESSORS
President and Adherents Pre-
sent Proposition; Hope
Acceptance.

lN'NlEll ll'lll wv W
City board of education and we
will likewise vacate our posi-
tons"
This proposition will be pre-
eented this afternoon to
John Hope, Rev. f.. 7. Lane.
Clark {. Hudson and a. l..
Welch, members Of the so
called Hudson faction of the
city school board. by Charles s.
Harrison, r. j. Edwards, }, g.
Strong and George Morris,
members of the so-called Ed
wards faction, according to AN
announcement made public
Tuesday morning by the four
latter gentlemen.
The Edwlrds faction propose 70
request the city commissioners oi OklI-
homB CITY - a logRlh organized body
Of men having the hes, Interests ~ tne
ON. uS schools md other institutions
AZ heart. TO nominate olsh, men, two
from each ward for the vacated post
tlnns The nominees arc 10 he of thn
seme political faith a. the retiring boar 4
members snd 10 be selected from tho
snme wards
To Elect and Retire.
Then should the Hudson faction &C.
cent the proposition. gcntIemcn's
srtccmcnl would be- entered into Bmous
IN. mcmhcr- of the present board 10
n,c, In session and dul, elect the uon-
in,cs to succeed themselves. au'omnticai-
Is retiring ~ soon rs the election hud
l'en completed
The city commissioner, hsyc not yet
been approached In IN, matter but "
idWatds and his Rdlc'' liE believe the
WI. sssume the fofpnl lhlliit Rnd thus
end forever the school board row"
which hnF occupied prominent place
- tho front pages NJ local newspapers
ior several year.
similar Proposition
Nhou, year 1Eo The Edward m ~
made proposition similar to the lry6eut
one With the exception that they ptn-
posed 10 request MAYOR I'd ovorholser
10 nominate tho Successors NJ the pres
ent board Tho proposition Was M the
ft'm ~ n resolution offered IN . tcguier
beard meeting As usual with practically
all propositions at that time. the foso.
luton met with vote Of four to -four
the Edwards men voting solldly for and
th' Hudson adheten,a solldly ssaln't
II
n Mt WEIGH. Mr. Hope and Mr. Lane
rcFign. and Mr. Hudson resigns ssaln.
and the remainder NJ the Edwards Ia.
ton win do likewise" said Charles :
llntrison In speaking of the ptupo,iti M
Tuesday morning
we feel that In making this offer w.
ar serving the hest interests of the
schools II new hoard were elected.
a. amirnhe understanding could hc
reached and an end pu, 10 this litigation
aud publicity which has involved the
board ever since our election
Think u Patriotic Ae,
we believe We are doing patriotic
sc, In offering To resign and l. for one.
and I believe al the remainder ~ Mt
Edwards ltiru,is icel the same, heartily
hope that Mr Hudson and his ndhcrents
vii accept the proposition
when interviewed hy representative
~ The Times the remainder NJ the I'd.
vutds men made similar statements
As the situation now stands. the hoard
a. whole Il waiting fot the district
cout, 10 take action upon an application
frr writ n mandamus made some time
A.. A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
British Casualties
In Irish Riot 52l

LONDON. Ma, . The casualties In
Dublin IN N" recent uprising were i2t
Killed, Ms wounded and nine missing. .
total NJ S?l among his msiesty's ,roop.
and the royal Irish cons,ahulsry, Ere.
mlcf Asqulth announced IN the house
" commons Tuesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09
Funston TO Return
10 San Antonio

~ rAsu, re,as Ma, on receipt
N nrvs that President Wilson had ~
hersd ihs rcsar. New Nrsirn and Afi.
fona militia nn,. Urnefal Funston an.
nounrsd ind,, that hr win rsintn ~ hi,
headquarters ai SAN Aninnio lust ~ sron
ne hr could 1frarrr to 40 90
urrrfal Funston stid " would ~ ah.
tulu'ol, neressar, fof him "a retain iu
t,ontinssa ~ rsss tsst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

The disposition ni N. miil,ls and the
regulars along ihs border n en,Hsiy IN
General iNintions hsndt Iis will direct
their mohili,s,iuu In such units ana IL
such points a. hs issns best 10 susfa
arsinr, nsv tsids whlle only The
suarisnsn from ,ts thfse as,ss men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-09

At present, accounts amounting IN
nearly $1,000 have piled ur against the
board, awaiting payment These hills
havc never been allowed because the
two factions NJ the board have meyer
i.en able 10 ret together
The annual election ~ teachers aud
reorganization NJ the hoard DID no, ,ak.
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