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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
easter millinery at Abbott's.

A good time for your friends, both old
and young, at the dance Monday, April
"a Dancing from $3.50 to l.-adv.
Miss Carrie Riddle, who is employed
in North Montpelier, spent Sunday with
relatives in this city.
Concert and dance in aid OF the young
peoples dramatic society, Church of the
Good Shepherd. Rowland hall, Monday
April 81 Gentlemen's tickets, 75c; extra
ladies, 25c, Concert to begin promptly
at s o'clock. Dancing from $3.50 to
o'clock CAROLS orchestra adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-03
Notice

The members Of Hiawatha lodge, No.
2o, 10. o. r. are requested 20 meet at
the han Tuesday. April : at } p. m.. f-r
the purpose of attending the funeral
service Of our late brother, InEcrmausou.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-03

The Womsn'- club will hold it, regular
monthly social meeting az Rowland hall
Tuesday, April 4 az 2:45 p. M.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-03

] wish to express nv thanks to an who
have been 81 kind e. me dur ing mv DO.
uess- Mrs. Andrew Thompson.
Wehsferville. April s. 1915.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-03
The Seasons Leading Models

Every day now brings new Suit and Coat
models into our department. The warm
days of last week brought to every lady g
mind the thoughts of what she would need
for her Easter wardrobe. IL was a very
busy week with us. Many of our choice
Coat and Suit models were picked up But
we will be in New York the first of this
week in the interest of the department, and
your needs.
Our method OF keeping in close touch
with the market brings to every department
the newest and best values as soon as they
are ready for delivery.
We are now fully prepared to show you
n large variety of choice and new models
in a variety of new and different models,
both in Coats and Suits
The models we are showing in "The
Prnta Bederman" line are surely meeting
with great favor. This is a line of garments
that are fully guaranteed in every way.
They viii not shrink, they will not fade, and
they are guaranteed for two seasons. See
this line of Coats and Suits,
The demand for the Tailored Suit was
never so good as this season, The new
wing flare that is given TO both the Coats
and Skirts gives them touch of style and
grace that is very new and attractive.
in the popular designs Of the season.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

s''a''''e >gsastHs ~ shss che s,ev er xses
% sa@ rRgna 2ssaRiees wala have hs9x
sisaaees vaaA ms beg * eir5 "a sAs
city ~asss sAe a.,sa ssasls,srs are s,s.-
etsge1
tss rssssvea h. sAe sal ssea es sn.s
AsRaeaased Sisiz~a aae sassea ia
95'd ssaad seess : se saeA sAlax a. :
eyPass'sssd ssai.s+s, 10 esss saass. ,esSss~
aTasseeapA eeaeaga &c assisa e,,vss
Shaae's ready Il a<ess.1 BIS eosassx =
eS~sA esN
he eeeagAs enc = p,sEas vasv assciase
aA9a >.'ss e.xe sosassNEsg 10 aAe xeassr
i1ss's 'oAo Asas 7s>s sasvS,l ssassaes +.
Waaeaas er seaae geess. s,ssssrv wa
@Se haaA d eaaese to alas good w@
a@s 25sa elReseg n<ss. he u~ aeea
sese sAs ssease eAsnsse sa aaaee geS,sa
'e~ 'aiishs jiss>s asS Neaq 4ass aalsfs ws-ss.
Ss ss's< Garfssjaes We sAeaa3 e.s ner~
e'aaeSssehs to slsoSs 81 Asa aaxe violated
sae la~ es seSfeSy
&ssy aa& vagaeas other pelass w@vs
a930y sn& egsGas discussed ~ abe gov
sF@@s, aasssg shSsa sAs ,AaBxSs e 4
e@xsFaRasps ey e0aasaI>sien 0,A<ae sAs
e's''a'sa .is'sa'essSes are sss directly seeeass,
SsaS '@ s@e es~sfes the eAsp5saB1x aa8
e'SssesR sa'ssts 'ssfosas ef sAs ssaseS sAs Nee.
sseea eS re1igaea, es pv~ss asa ef spexeh.
a9t wes @s1 e@s @sae Afaa s4asea Aaem
"a%s sa~y 'sai>ss9 ea she kss,s epreA a9a,
ny.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28
COMMON COUNCIL

Aatasvns& s>galss msSs1sz q aMe
Gs'aaaea ceeaeie wNs ASla xaxsaav,
1seaavY sseh
Sesea As3ssasa gv~sSat. rs~slaeas
Caaasfiss ia she chair
gsassaap saslVss fsosa easS Eaxinexx
@s sAe sNssasaeatssy e8 eAAsxIrS napaes
e >sF~Sts u sAaexsa ssssttesy 10 sesas
ply NtsR eSpaes - sata streets il s1ss
eleteg P@Fsi0a ef she essy,
EsS>sasssSe adopted RyoS5ajsg cor SN.
tsnStaa oI ssuae teE asywSas - nxcs,
Without penalty. uasts Saturday, FSe-
ge&gy 2eth. 1915,
fAsEe e<tag no s.ss asSr lpsaness. "a
aastoa eg Aldvs asag lea
 she ceaeesl
a&taegAS1.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

auErlifioa litanss'- YsEnisvasusst RsIsE
Masa MsIsgg Gl,t1er spana slllartig with
hair anEenta.
E.iaa..? ..?.,Inis. Gallesa.lll apa,it1 alla yvapii-
siilt wisaii li,.s' uurli..sr.
{ Mliaa si'lanua Wilson zpenH chs past
'Re'sais'tils yEissii iiss, paa'anazs-
9arutiis-Glassna vlin Il senv isa wisaf
1is1sisE has 4igika9 isn7pssei..
I. Maaa siauall Ehi14 al M1nsqas snena
ahs wsaiis an1 al aia guest aH MISS
1.alaelG WaIz.
aaiaR Nliagaraa EsegaI ag Ba.Iass;tn
seana Eils weeits.snt al. tllsa guest az
Miss E..aas ssa,laY-
q. 4 Bslaisp was ,.ala..sT il, Columbus
S'rHarellY lassa oa aaenana az Gle severe
sil1aass. asz alss na1len.
Mr.. FBesE D rrui.syvar,i.. pea=s1I.,ll 4
OF sAe mait rlilnoasf Spent sunday an
taias iairy fansa la slls siay.
Mr. anG HErs. .g,slla gsnegg oA Chas,l...
G5ey- fi-- were Eyssss oG Mr.. aag M.s4.
L c.. SIAeelsn a Peeslua ct shss wseia
5.'aa past
lGr. and Mrs. MARSH cliapereaed a
party as geeng Reopls ~ a len-g veaa,
ssaEl Aslsf az aAs. eii,ua,g @aIl Ba.a saaur,
d.ly aigaa
Miss Gladys E.asJsr Befs Saturday
aa>s sss 8lsilsss ,niss.e. wis mAera she
takes ua dasaesale 4nsa.smy at eA.
>easil gnssaHsa5e.
Aas. :. h. Graves, es 1ii9lzanlsst,.. au,-
asraaTas s@uesaR Of her asisss,ii. ut e,ii,lg. 1.
AZ az. home as asr d.aagsaer, Mlra. L.,
IS, wa~@Esu, this Fea1.ny asseznaea.
}. r. Mash. sev,s.uplni,ss ey Ai... vie
iansa dslagntss' Maraha, 1esa lsisa Faurs-
dav Ger QrlsllHssg, Florida. vgaere sAeg
sEG spsab abs next Exo 3r eare,s
izasa.aAss~
Hg- ,. r. R'ueessaA1, e,aagaa issaasses sas
aae uaas1dss ws,a az sbs Bsy S.osras,
eavs aie aHsere..aFBg address wfah bAs-
aern slides at the Vaavz arasa gEiggA
sssAneaE Hass eEeaiag. AIR gssssas su-
Pstssf sIse Address
ssr- snd Mrs Ciaes Esarues ansa sars-.
fsy. r~eenaAg as BsRasaeu. geslss. s.snex>
~ "a sss1s easE. saasaas : f3m ssrr-v Asss
vas.-s ESsssal%ssalag @aah Relatives h9rs.
ls Slav5F mav to 9ggweal Was.. wBsre
staey sxpeea 10 aaaEe. slssr sasars asasns
Tine sss2sssoae Paaa N5ss5su EstssSss
Aid essF Fsy<st dsF5ghefas Progressive
s'aHts rvc~as9y su sas 6asae eE Mr.. aasH
Mrs 4ss@m Farvssee~ Tae mexs regular
're~tfmg sx61s G.s "Wednesday afseznoe1.
Feb 9aaa, at tas 1ouss Of Mrs Raeen
ts'saaaShar assisted - s1rs~ Sea2sl-
urB
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

Assrmaa ssssgert lia,ss a,.4si ai1nolsa se,s
+ ist '.iap ssn,slsiw luaaF aa aslhnilils,traEis,n
as experimentation as alzans az aAa
wls'isE',f naiailaiaana silaa hare1afsre
amt asia aaclh nhaH,s a,e. pl,B aares,
af wsiinin Rm Is undar erafe.n..,s.
Charles hpant il hia asssisssillA.
Nns.. Rlnma ssdiiigrr. w3,haw eh 10,
Aaual4 sisiiiiles'.. aged 20. DEED Eaalav
nan,aang AZ lirs res.tg.snae. q g aar .iss,,,r,,--
ssl'., M5's. 'Eilainsn A. KansAaw aBis
liagFs taa filnea,al was aasd a,ern eaa
Ass'ssisssv arsi,llsIc sssllsuv afnas,neet. an
saiasanii Aa,s. s,,ii5glar tss survived ee
sInrf sansA MaxqsS,l l,,,.g,s. I'M, gase.s.a
Rssiiart and ,lalIass AMI sins. waaa,p
d K-aassslsav
nlia niasn1ars az aia Tween attn Cen.
sanG Nanin CO s,lT ppaai,I.,. aae. aecass.,rv
fiInsts nAn sals.ie, ehaniaa als. wqras aat,f
fiin tiiils use AZ chr g,sns Lial,raaane o,,..,,
nisiaaa ~ aaeif nainaesr saaug,,p es.,
daiaiar- siie aaaass6aac hlnsss a,s BIZ asress.,s
IN sn EFe'iraas,n alall. Har aAl.s sarpe.s,
mrs. q. 'Viaal.r, Ia wlas,sm Ave.
Wa arsarta6n manrasns and aAair
a'isndts ~ . -s4l'Ver asa saorn sAre~ H.
si.x an Heiiaag afaannaun Fea. 4sh.
9eBsmsraasw nagiA an Egusdrase,3 h.e-
uisaia an 1isazilsa,' wiah a.s rdrsa sc sae
91sngs@gaaiaaall ciinrc5h bg Din. P,tsua
a6 aI,da eislp ae. Raena has bat rv
auaIiillv aa1lu,rr,sa fnon sliss 'e,sapasrv OF
rsENsiuAiisns4 and baa sa,ni1ed eoutlg
ziens Ees.senaiN- The ar,gaall Slide,
aalaH altss eilaa islsspesa as gA.s saa8iscs
aaies,3 ivis,in slln Ravna's sls5El o., a lse-
Eirs'er usa nsslss Ia wareA aearfag
F8,sn1a essges sa aaten,a Saeaad4v. sAe
alulk elanssragsssisnsrl Giluaell.
a snsgit risBt was gaveu n,s.a @oegs
hs Miss e,albeia Valz. Tll.ss.s presassa
were eass fs'asssniisg. Eas Missses
ssafahi afalas. Nipgares Sc]saei,sAavs.
Lily gseen@sslA. Bessie Sssulev. IsaGetaa
Bssnffsg, Saaa,eaaaa Gseeaas. apd 0Eavs
Isssn.ikinsr Etsa Nessns,. Galfe Veas
Hsaa1a ls,ttlass- esaasslses eqescA4r. aart
s.aaasss ElsiHaan Val4. aaerfsoa Lua.
5aggae ans Ygla3 gr,lee aGave has
sleigh rsas q arsehsoa aas ,sazed ss
u.a,s aesaaas 1ae. aa.a lsss. s4Ggaega1ge.
Seasag Sasm. a ssssA eab5gaeas s6oas
sass a.lst es arH
Tae anaaaa ~. c. II, q. esss ,vasiap &C
1sFRwaease gssssv pjlE es Ael4 se sbs
" a. eaaseA, waevsasss,s. Friday.
sse. u et - an alas,sstv uaeeslnx
esss4 aI 81 a M Tne mssmsag as.s
a.aaesn@esa sessions asgl b. aesvsSa so
aas<srssss. saes. gyp3e will eausrasase
a eisrna salsa aa& AEts Sperrv q reading
ea @sEnna Saseexs~~ Mrs Ramssa0ps
ags 11tlRaasse u5Et e,n3aes She @aem0s-
5nf sea~iee ia sse egss sng. so b~ follow
s1 he sn aslslfssss " Dees- egaw<aa. She
Ssss@ Eaaeeislssas. y asa > stsfely know %
5u oas ssaas aha H't ssrs sssses states as
ana Interesting aa,5 fsaeesae sge1ker~
Coffee au.5 esae hsa lisa sfaJ be served
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

Next Sunday night.-Januarv s0th.
al eight O'Clock. the Passion Play az
0berammergaa will be Tisuzlized aud
interpreted by Laura F.KendalI aud
Rose Kauffmann.
Some ffty views will be shown and
the music used viii be that usea in
snnectiOn with this great religious
drama.
The Underwood Memorial Baptist
Church last Sunday morning. formal
ly extented an invitation to the Rev
w. H. Riley, Of the First Baptist
Church OF Minneapolis to hold ser
ies Of EeFEiees, llsgianiHg February
18th.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

FOR EENT-2s acres Of land with
buildings. on Lndington Avenue. in
'he city OF WauwatOsa. Inquire OF
airs. Cross Tvinem. vauwatosa.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

stop LOOK. Listen. Dancing party
81 Ludington School. town Waawa-
'osa. Feb isth.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

Hauted--competsnt girl for general
mouse work. Must be-good pIaiu cook.
Nrs- ohzs. Mccullough. 157 Warren
Ave.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

sor Rent-FuruisAed ibouse. 2 rooms
HS'tssnessx IgIepIioss sssx. tE.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28
rHal amd Personal

va lhssite AL "a sassn m ifesnE al sesEs
lnIraHHi an 8tttes-Vises
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1916-01-28

sase aePesas box Ia ses vsars wsla prexase sass
ant seeveassss p1ae~. sor yoas valaassss.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
0S MAa@AroSA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
COMMISSION REFUSES TO
ACT IN FILM COMPLAINT 7
Conspiracy to Advance Prices Alleged
BY Exhibitors, Who In
woke Law.

he corporation commission this
morning refused to assume jurisdiction
over the complaint OF b. II. Powell,
president Of the Oklahoma branch OF
the National Motion Picture Exhibit
ors' League OF America, against sew
cral film companies he alleged had
entered into an unlawful conspiracy to
advance rental fees on films.
The complaint was filed on behalf
Of a number OF moving picture theaterS
IN Oklahoma under provision OF the
state antitrust law
In its opinion the commission says
ii has no jurisdiction over the sublec,
matter, but suggests that the attorney
general may bring proceedings against
the defendants who are the Mutual
Film corporation, General Film com
pany and Universal Film and supply
COMPANY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Miss May IIcaly a teacher at North
Plato, ILL.,. who walked 20r0 miles IN
two year, IN going to and from her
.,haol has been presented with a.gold
medal by patron, Of the school for
f,ithfulucsx
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

uu' inyaluahl, facts that have been
used to advantage for the benefit of
the nation
Chosen for Attack.
"Ihis man Nelson W Aldrich, was
chosen for attack and defamation His
clear view enabled him TO penetrate
the beyond, and he was able to rem
der service Of such incstimablc value
that few OF It, can even now realize the
worth IT the man or appreciate the
value ot hls services 80 the country
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Bio Fish. Head shown--n front OF the
pollce station repOses -ne head OF sew
cuty- five pound catfish. Where ! came
from no one knows but II bears the In
,crIptIon, "Bill Slatou's Dream Cap
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Cocaine Carrier Caught -Plainclothes-
men this morning picked up. q. D, Wick
ersham alleged dope" peddler. He is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Pair TO Guatemala r. c. Cooper of
oklahoma CITY and I'd Roberts ~ Dallas
Nll"d today from New Orleans for Puerto
borls Guatemala, TO settle fire losses
They are representing the Bates Adjust
ment company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

tain Slaton Is the only police officer who
ever went on n fishing trip and returned
with the following description: Didn't
get durhed fish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

states In the order. the maximum nne
will be imposed hereafter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Taylor In tospi'al---Judge w n Tay-
Tor was operated ON this morhing nt Wes-
ley hospital for appendicitis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Good Roadsters Comlrg-The good
roadsters from the Oklahoma city Retail
ers association who have been on an
ozark Trail promoting trip through west
'rn oklahoma for the past week are OK
pectcd TO arrive here tonight They will
submit formal report NJ their trip to
I'll" association at its meeting next Fri
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Railway Employees outlra-Those Ok
RhoWn Railway COMPANY omploycs who
nld not by reason OF working schedule
nave opportunity TO attend picnic We'd
noSdoy at Guthrie viii have an outing
tonight at Mineral Wells park in Guthrie.
special cars for them and families being
furnished by the company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Employees 20 Penlc--FNnploycs Of the
Ford Motor company and their families.
numbering about 700 persons will hold
Isle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25
Tabloid News AN:
for Busy PlRH)

Weaver Evades Questions Postmaster
Weaver is extremely rrticCnt about his
recent fishing triI To triprwood Did
You catch any FISH" hc was asked this
morning "Oh. vo had all We wanted to
eat" he said Rut he didn't shy whether
the eats we're caught from the North
Capadlan OF taken along In cans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Weaver EVades Questions Postmaster
Weaver is extremely rcticCnt about his
recent fishing triI to HriPrwood Did
You catch any FISH he was asked this
morning. "Oh, vC had all We wanted to
eat he said. Rut he didn't sny whether
the eats we're caught from the North
Capadlan OF taken along in cans.
Good Roadsters Comrg-The good
roadsters from the Oklaho CITY Retail
era association who have been on an
ozark Tran promoting trip through west,
Crn oklahoma for the past week are OK
pectcd TO arrive here tonight They viii
submit formal report NJ their trip 10
III" association at its meeting next Fri
day
Pair TO Guatemala T. c. Cooper Of
pklahona tlty and I'd Roberts ~ Dallas
Nl"d today from New orleans for Puerto
Burrls. Guatemala, TO settle fire losses
They are representing the Bates Adjust
ment company.
Taylor In Hospl,al--Judgr w n Tay-
lor was operated ON this morning nt Wes-
ley hospital for appendicitis
Employees 10 pienlc-Enploycs Of the
Ford Motor company and their families
numbering about 100 persons. viii hold
their annual picnic this evening at Belle
Isle
Railway Employees ou,lru-Those OK.
lnhown Hallway company employees who
nld not by reason of working schedule.
have opportunity TO attend u picnic We'd
ncsd0y at Guthrie viii have an outing
tonight at Mineral Wells park in Guthrie.
spcciW cnrs Tor them and families being
furnished by the company.
owen Invited TO speak-An invitation
| 10 senator Robert l.. owen TO nddress
w'uh'rt ui the Young Mons Democratic
/ club Of this city when he arrives hero
Tor short visit October IA have been
sent TO Washington, It was learned this
morning
Care In Handling Mall Uroed-All en-
! plnN's' ~ the postOffiCc department who
damage parcel post packages through
/ cntel'ssness In handling will be held 10
A'rlct account according TO instructions
/ 'nnt0lu.l In the daily postal bulletin re.
''lNrd this morning at the postoffrc
License, Cases Continued Tho thirty
nine motor ear owners of this city who
Wrtr tn have been tried this morning nv
r y npnncn. Justice ~ the peace on n
chNfg" of operating thcir cnts Without a
stat" license were given n hriof roprIevc
Nhen lheir cases were continued until
August %.
Frisco Railroad Flned--A fno Of ias
was assessed this morning by the corpo.
ration commission against tho Frisco
railroad company for failure 10 start inov.
my shipment Ot oats from futile with
In tho time prescribed by law
love Holding Nearing Jack Love
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Msyot and Son Return,-Af n day
spent In visiting local Boy Scouts in'
their. Fort sill summer camp, Mayor|
Overholser and son returned last night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Care In Handling Mall Urped-All en-
ploNos' ~ the postofficc department who
damage parcel post packages through
cNltl'ssness In handling viii be held 10
strict account according 10 InstructIons
oorinunu In the daily postal bulletin re.
'ciNcd this morning at the postoffirc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

being held, In case he carried therS|
were found large quantities of drugs and
hypodermlc needles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Owen Invited 10 Speak An invitation
to Senator Robert l.. owen TO address
w'0h'rs of the Young Mons Democratic
club Of this city when he arrives here
io' % snort visit Octobcr IA have been
sent 10 Washington. II was learned this
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Licenses Cases Continued Tho thirty
nine motor ynr owners Of this civ Who
w"lr IN have been tried this morning nv
r y npnnrn. Justice of the peace on a
charge Of operating their cnts vithou, n
stat" license were given brief rcprIevc
when their cases were continued until
August 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

H Reno Man Here y Kelly Of the
Rock Island Railroad company NJ FI
Reno, was In Oklahoma city this morn.
lnE ON business In some Of the state de
pnrtmenta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

Frisco Railroad Flned--A fino ~ ias
was assessed this morning by the corno.
ration commission against the Frisco
railroad company for failure 10 start inov.
my shipment Of oats from Tuttlc with
In IN" time prescribed by Inv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-25

jaitllfulncs
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-28
CAMBRIDGE CLASSES
HARD HIT BY war

Cambridge, Eng, Jan. 25.-Cam-
bridge has practically ceased to be a
domestic institution and its academic
life is sustained almost entirely by
alien and colonial students. This re-
semblance to foreign university is
intensified by the presence here Of
the faculty and some of the student
body of the University of Louvain.
With the exception of the medical
school none of the colleges has more
than a handful of British students.
Perhaps the greatest sufferer from the
war has been Corpus Christi college,
which does not admit men or colored
races to its rolls. This college has
seven undergraduates in residence
and since most of its dons are either
with the military forces or doing gov
eminent work of some sort the great
hall is closed and students. and in
structors dine in their own quarters.
1t is whispered that next year there
will be no freshmen of the type who
have made Cambridge and even should
new men come there will be no old
men to instruct them in the fine points
of student custom which mean SO
much to an ancient university.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-28
FLOOD WATERS IN
ILLINOIS RECEOINC

Chicago, Jan. 23.-With scores of
cities and villages facing typhoid cpl
denies as result of the most disas-
trous floods in Northern Illinois in a
decade, swollen rivers began to
shrink in size and the worst danger
of flood damages is believed past
Joliet, where 1000 families are
homeless from the flood, reports that
the waters are receaing. At South
Chicago. where miles OF streets were
under water, the Calumet river had
dropped several inches.
Much suffering was reported from
Channahon, village of 500 popula-
ton, ten miles from Joliet on the Du-
page river. Practically all of the vii
lage was flooded and great 20O-ton
bridge was swept away by the ice
Jam.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-28
COMMONS MAY VISIT FRONT
Under Secretary Tenant Promises to
Consider Pronoaal.

London. Jan. 25.-Harold J. Ten.
nant, parliamentary under secretary
for war, announced in the house of
commons that in the past four weeks
thirteen British aeroplanes were lost
on the western front and nine or ten
German machines brought to the
ground.
The proposal was made in the house
of commons that all the members Of
the house should visit the front dur.
ing the parliamentary recess and that
arrangements should be made for
their reception by the commander-in-
chief.
Mr.. Tenant, on replying to the sug-
gestion. while not altogether autago-
nistic, thought it would prove too big
an undertaking and entailing too
much work for the general staff, but
he promised to see what could be
done
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-01-28
SECRECY IS NOT POSSIBLE
American Diplomatic Code Known to
ReItiqerent Nations.

Berlin. Jan. 25.-The supposedly Sc
cret diplomatic codes of the United
States government are known to prac-
hcally every belligerent in Europe
Colonel f. NJ. House. who is con-
ferring with United States ambassa-
doris in Europe as the confidential
agent of President Wilson, will have
this fact impressed upon him before
he returns to Washington. Through
him the state department will be asked
to change its cipher
1t is now impossible for any diplo-
matte agent of the United States in
Europe to cable message to Wash
ington with the certainty that it will
be transmitted without it's contents
being known in Europe. In some in
stances officials of more than one bel.
ligerent country can know the con.
tents Of such message before it
reaches Washington.