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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
OwSLEY COUNTY
Sulphur Springs

sulphur Springs, Aug. ga fine
girl baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Cole. Her name is Abbie.-
Rev John Mason is expected to be-
gin a revival here tonight.-Several
from here have been attending
church at Lerose.-Superintendent
Frye visited the school here last
Friday.-The Institute begins Mon
day at Bonneville with r. S. Eubank
and Cora Wilson Stewart in charge.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
MADISON COUNTY
Coyle

Coyle, August I've have been
having some very hot weather for
the last few weeks.-Several from
this community attended the fair at
Berea last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Powell spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Durham OF
Kingston.-Miss Mary Jett Todd
OF Lexington is visiting friends and
relatives in Franklin, o., this week.
j. M. Powell is improving very
fast.-several from this place and
Brassfield spent Sunday at Mallory
Springs and all reported q nice
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
Conkling

Conkling, Aug. "a revival is
being conducted at Doe Greek, by C.
G.. Lee. "a Chinamanl and others
Elder J. w. Anderson filled his regu-
lar appointment at Flat Lick, Satur-
day and Sunday. He was accom-
panied by his little daughter, Rose.
Miss Martha Wilson visited Miss
Mary Bell Gay Saturday and Sun
day.-We are having plenty of rain
and the farmers are very much en-
couraged.-The Primary Election
passed Off quietly here Saturday.
w. C.. Blake has his barn about COM
pleted.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
For Example.

whats a boulevardierr'
"See them fcllers sitting on crates In
front OF that groggeryr'
Yep"
They'd boulevardiers II they had
a little cdm. "-Kansas City Journal
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10

The jokes that people give and taka
They can't be all admired.
What makes ono person laugh win make
Another person tired.
Washington Star.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
PREMIUM LIST OF BEREA FAIR

PREMIUM LIST OF BEhEA fAlh
Continued from Page ThreeJ
Horse Mule Colt
Douglas Chenaut $500
n. Cotton $3.50
Mare Mule Colt
n Cotton 5000
Jeptha Jett &.bO
Brood Mare and Horse Colt
Cbas Curtis 5000
Thomas Baldwin $.50
Pony show under Saddle
C. r. Wells s6.75
Brady Carrier $3.50
FASTEST Pony under 30 inches
C. n. Wells $500
Brady Carrier $3.50
Model Stallion, Mare or Gelding
ANY age)
II. G. McElwain $500
Dick Dunn $3.50
Saddle Stallion, Mare or Gelding any
age, not shown before 1915
II G. McElwain 500
Dan q. Chenault &.b0
Stallion, Mare or Gelding
lAny agel
II. @. McElwain $3.50
Bud Dunn 800
For Swine Department see Page Q
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
A Chanaed Man.

Poor Mosel lie fell in love.
But she turned up her nose
And handed him the glove,
80 now he's lachry -mose.
--Jud9a
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
Witt

Witt, August Evan Wilson OF
Pamela was visiting his uncle, Jesse
McGeorge, a few days last week.
Rev. w. p. Fryman of Irvine and
Rev. H. C. Martin Of st. Lukes
Church. Covington, closed a sue
cessful series Of revival meetings at
Wisemantown Sunday night, July
3Oth. There were fifteen additions
to the church received.-Several
from here attended County Court at
Richmond today.-Brown McGeorge
attended church at Pamela Sunday
Rev. Combs will fill his regular
appointment at Station Camp Sun
day.-Mrs. Jesse McGeorge has been
very sick for the past week. We
are glad to say that she is improv'
ing.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
After Midnight.

After MIdnIoht
"why so later
SCOT a bad fright downtown, my
dear. My tongue Glove to the roof Of
my mouth"
"Yes; / can smell the Glove Go on"
Louisville Courier-JournaL
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Disputanta

Disputanta, August 5.-Crops are
needing rain.-The little infant OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Shearer died
on the 9th OF July. II was laid to
rest in the old Scaffold Cane ceme-
tery-C. C. and Oscar Thomas are
working on the railroad at Poin-
dexter.-Workers on the Scaffold
Cane section Of the Dixie Highway
are progressing nicely.-W. s,
Shearer purchased boundary oftim-
Der from John Hopkins and is max
ing ties TO beat the band."-Henry
Abney has about coE-oleted the new
addition TO the Clear Greek Church
building.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. August Joseph
Herndon and children of Bonneville
were the guests of Mrs. Mollie Cab
bard last week.-Mrs.. Jonathan
Brandenburg is very low at this
writing-It was very shocking to
hear of the sudden death of uncle
Crit Newman who was found dead
in the bed last Sunday morning.
Preston Gabbard who has been so
low with flux is slowly improving,
and we hope TO see him out again
soon.-Mrs. Sarah Gabbard and son
of Middletown, o., are visiting rela-
tives and friends and are planning to
return to their home soon.-Floyd
Hunley and Charlie Creech left here
for Kings Mills, o., in search OF
work. We wish them success
Mrs. William Gabbard and daugh-
tiers. Misses Mae and Cora, paid Mrs.
James Cornelius a visit last Sun
day.-Rev. Watson of Bonneville fill
led his regular appointment at
Travellers Rest last Sunday-Oscar
Congleton of Heidleburg and Miss
Martha Flanery were married last
Thursday at the home of the bride.
Rev. NJ. V. Aleston officiated. We
wish them a long and prosperous
life-Primary election held last
Saturday passed off quietly at this
place with Hon. Flenn d. Sampson
heading the list, and as far as we
have heard has carried the County.
-Messrs. William McIntire, Thomas
Meyers, Leonard Jacket and Dock
Mainous are in this vicinity with
the threshing machine.-The Teach
ers' Institute will convene at Boone
willie this week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10

Belle (reading)-over 1000 noblemsn
have already fallen In Europei
Ida-wish we were there. dear; Q
couple of them Ssssht fall for usl-H1'
change.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
Fox Town

Fox Town, August i.-Several OF
the boys are working for the Turkey
Foot Lumber Company, cutting tim
Der and building railroad. They are
cutting a right OF way from Turkey
Foot toward Sand Springs.-The mail
route from Fox Town 10 Drip Rock
was discontinued July 81 and Fox
Town post office is supplied from
Mckee three times a week.-Albert
Fox has been suffering with mus
cular rheumatism for some time.
He is some better now.-N. J. COyle
is building a poultry house. - Mr..
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-08-10
Johnetta

Johnetta, August 3.-The Rev.
Geo. Childress has just returned
home from Copper Greek, where he
has been conducting a revival
meeting and reports a wonderful
meeting. He will start Saturday
TO his meeting at Pilot Knob. We
hope him success there. II seems
that the Lord is blessing all
churches this year-James and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-01
Resonance Of Jade.
A "primitive" Painter.

Henri Rousseau, Il man who used TO
hold minor government position in
France, was for quarter of century
the joke Of artists and art students in
Paris. For years in the independent
salon he showed daubs which had not
She most distant kinship with art.
Some Of his famous" pictures were Il
Lady on Sofa In Jungle" 'Tiger
In Jungle" "Nigger In n Jungle
He affected jungles, which consisted Of
lnnumerable parallel green lines to rep
resent grass; the tiger was a painted
wooden toy; the lady looked as If she
had come out of Noah's ark. The UNI
fortunate Rousseau went on exhibiting
the same sort of work every year, and
the painful thing was that he gradual
ly became celebrity Sinister humor-
lists told him he had genius, and he
took himself quite seriously. 81 am Il
real primitive he would say. Some
practical jokers even went the length
Of buying his pictures.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-01
An Eve TO Business.

A young lawyer tells this story on
himself. with keen appreciation of its
humor:
"A negro came into my Office recently
and consulted with me about getting
divorce for his daughter, who was the
Oldest child After ascertainins from
the old negro the grounds for a divorce
he asked me what my charges would
be. told him, and he said as follows;
"Nr. 49,, you knows is always
given you my business
81 told him, Yes, and l appreciated
It,
"You knows Is always going TO
give you my business, and Mary what
wants this divorce is my oldest chile
and fust and onliest one married This
thing is just startin', and | has eleven
chilmn, and, of course, youn get them
all. and couldn't YOU make me whole
sale price Oh thGmF "--Chicago Ncws.
Resonance Of Jade.
The remarkable resonance of jade IS
n peculiar quality, which gives it great
importance in Chinese estimation; to
such an extent that singers chimes"
Of twenty-four different pieces and
tones were sometimes constructed. Oc'
casional use is also made Of the natu-
raj form of the jade powders, which
are found in river beds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Fancy Florida Grape Fruit 2, 3, and
for 25c. at Estes market. Adv.
New goods are arriving daily for
spring buying at Joe Levin's store
Adv.
Henry Walthall and Edna Mayo in
The Strange Case of Mary Page are
appearing at the Harte Theatre today.
/ ADV.
Herbert Lyons, employed by the
futile Coal company is laid up for
few day at his home with an injury to
/ his leg.
Henry King and Ruth Roland in
blue Blood and yellow" another
"Who Pays?' drama. Harte Theatre
today. ADV.
Miss Mary Meagher, who has been
the guest for the past week of Miss
Ella Cummings on North street, has
returned to her home in North Ben
nington.
"Who Pays?' featuring Ruth Roland
and Henry King ! not serial. 1t IS
three reel drama of the finest quail
ty Come and Judge for yourself
Harte theatre today. ADV.
Four large shipments of new spring
suits were received at Ritchie's today
Too late to describe in our advertising
columns. Checks, taffetas, poplins
and new fabrics in up to the minute
styles.
Ritchie's garment department the
magnet that is drawing everyone to
see their new spring suits Four new
shipments this morning, too late to
advertise. The new waists are the
kind you really want.
Special meeting Of Temple chapter
No s r. A. N. win be held on Monday
April 3rd, p. m. for work on the Roy
al Arch degree. A good attendance is
requested to finish the work before
the annual meeting.
Ny! Such a lot of pretty garments
arrived at the Drysdale store today
and yesterday via express from New
York. Smart suits and snappy coats,
clever day and evening dresses and
some fetching negligees-kimonas,
etc. Adv
"Hearsay and Experience" will be
Mr.. Mills theme Sunday morning at
the Second CONGREGATIONAL Hour OF
worship is 1890. Evening worship
will be held In the chapel, at 1870
The Spring OF the Year" will be the
subject of the address The public is
very cordially invited to all these ser
vices.
Christian Growth" will be the
theme OF the sermon in the First Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning. Sun
day school meets at 10 noon. THE
ideals of the Kingdom" the second
sermon on "A Challenge to Life Ser
vice will be the evening subject. A
cordial invitation is extended the pub
lie to all these services.
Martin Murray. South SALISBURY
visited the Banner Office this mornine
and brought in q phenomenal egg whicr
Mr.. Murray states was laid by Rhode
Island Red hen without seriously up
setting her equilibrium. The eos
measured l.2 by IL inche3 ans
weighs full quarter-pound. As Their,
are no ostriches on Mr.. Murray.
farm. he assumes that full honors Sc
to the hen.
The services at st. Peters churcl
tomorrow, Fourth Sunday in Lent
1870 a. m. Holy Communion. (CC.
\ porate Communion of the Contirma
ton Glass Of 1910 $50 a. m Sunda.
school; 1880 a. m. Litany and Hol!
Communion subject of sermon, 70
] Laying-on-oi-Hands; 500 2. m. Eve
ming Prayer and address, subject, q
Story of st. Augustin, Missionary t,
Bratain." 1900 a. m. Service at Nortl
I Pownal On Sunday afternoon, Apri
S 9th, the choir viii render the Cantata
The Story of Calvary"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-01
The Sunshine of Springtine

dominates every nook and of this enlarged and bet
tered home store of yours There's CHEEKY welcome await
ing you both the store folks and the seasons merchan
disc extend hearty greeting to COME TO SEE US Lin
ger and look to your hearts content
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
STEEL MACNATE'S
GIRL STAYS SELF.
IN OMAHA HOTEL.
Chicago Social Leader and
Wife of Actor Song Writer
Commits Suicide.

OMAHA Sch Npur a. Mr. Jos T.
Howard, daughter of Michael hilAu-
long. millionaire steel masuuDc Of chi
'lco ana vic NJ Joe Howard, actor ana
writer Of populor .ougs, committed SUI
cId" hv shooting. ct Il local hotel Mon
dn' night An b~rtrcas Acquaintance who
Wa Win hcr 1T the tim" said Mrs Ho"
ard was temporarily dcmcntcd
WI ana Mrs Howard were married IN
Los Angeles four weeks ay" In Omaha
Monday fho SHW her husband for the
second time since tho marriage. IT iH
said Nj Howard had registered un.
der IN assumed name. and his wife had
difficulty IN locating him when they
met Mrs Howard was described as being
nervous Sh" told him shc intended 10
leave for chicago In the afternoon but
later changed her mind
Two weeks pgu Nfs lloPHrl t'le
grarhcd her father 10 meet hor m Salt
Lake Sit, Tho father complied but u
Is reported dId not s,, Uis suu.Iu-lAN
\ Chicago dlsp,t,h carI, Tuesin}
,aIi
Nh Jos Howard. who committed sIi.
lido I'm Omaha Monday ulght. Wa vel
known In IN" gay social set ~ chicago
Hor nrst husband Vas Count lncuuc'
Won Mouflk De BEAUFORT. whose romance
Niritsitudos Aud carapHdcg darupled
many columns IN chicago sJSsIArers
Howard shor'l, I,foi, hs recent ma {,
rInrc was sued ION $4,000 damage IN
~ breach ~ promise charge NJ Portland
ore hy Mrs ldcah N@lthcfSpoou
The name ~ the Countess 10 Rau.
fort had been out NJ the ncWsrlpefs ioi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
FERRET SESSION
BY COMMISSION
County Board Will Meet With
Civic Committees
Wednesday.

The tax ferret question ma, no
thtesh.> out hl the hoard, Of count.
commissioners Wednesday Of a spc.lr
session. Chairman ID Sheldon tn'i
Tuesday
We will he glsd 20 receive q commit
tee from the Rotary club. or 80 receive
an, other rommi,lo, desiring 60 tain
this matter over with us. nIi Mr
sheldon \ Vet We have received uo
direct word 10 The effect that such q
committee viii meet IN, board N,Iuos
day. hut II has been reported that ihis
10 the Intention
Mr Sheldon declared he had M state.
m-ut TO mskc iu regard 20 how the
members NJ the hoard stand on The tuS
ferret problem
Z will ~. however" hc stated.
that the hupfi will expect something
more substantial than m'fr siec0h,s and
reports before Hry action IL taken Per
sonhllE. ~ seems 10 M that fho Doun
iy must have someone to run down these
tax matters I cannot say wnethef 'h.
present tax ferret will be- f.tupoini,d.
whether u new one VII, b. named or
whether the office will b. entirely alnl
shed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
BOY NARROWLY
ESCAPED DEATH
Walter Tootle, 9, Nearly
Drowned in Brick Pond
Monday.

\ little rinr board. hrril, a. Ions ps
a mans hodN. vas sufficient tn sustain
M" drowning bndN NJ 9.,rafs nld Walter
ruoilr after he mad fallen iu'' tile I'D
~br.rkyNfi vni,fnnl, nm Nss' Twelfth
street late NnnibN afternoon and iniHN
thurr 10 hsrpiuesa instead ~ Wnuin'ne
iu , lttl, nuu, az iilN West Fourteenth
street
Tho deer. ]ifpbDprtHus SINS hole. which
has been the s,,nv W several fatalities
within tho past low wears. poss'ts's 70
fascination for tho ho,s " the u,lghhn.
hood. iu suite " N, warnings NJ their
parents Tho lat btal accident occurred
iasi tumm'r. when y liilr nrgfn ho,
wa pushed nr r. high vans 10, white
hoNs and drowned before 3 .lu could tI
rive
Nonda,. Walter and "a companion we're
n the hole The recent fAtus
n weakened tho Ella, beut ." VII /
IN, were itiing in such aN g.'oni thn'
~ suddrnh. rINrd in. and M1l'rr "a
thrown INTO tvrni, feet uf iyf waite.
Ntyv he aim, ~ tho suffsrr ria
tHifd 'imc his frantic grtsr found n
unatiur pl,us Vhiyh Sustained li'
Wpsfht until ! e. IHN BE- Hfnrrf. iran.
sri ~ climb down 90 th. lti who Was
lntsed nsaNr1-th side W tn. .uf. 1iH
YH'l him go safrtN
Walter n,rs with ne aunt Nlrs o. o.
sharp lr Waa pronounced Hui NJ dan.
a. tuytiaN
N,r, complaints r,y, hrsr Dol utietot
eNalnsi The rond d., persons li,ine In itO
t.iri',. 70 is surrounded IN IN sidr'
H, stvrn he~ha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
GERMAN GUNMAkeRS ABLE
TO SUPPLY SWITZERLAND

pERLiN. Arri il-tvla wireless 10
SaNvile The nfsi irstallment ~ 10.
venumstte hovit,ers With ammunition
Witch srfe ordered In German, win af.
rive IN Switzerland duflns the next few
DAYS. according tu the Eu'irhef Post.
SAYS the oversees News aFenr, "thc
newspaper points out that this IL the host,
answer 10 rspufis that uetmanN intends
t. invade Switzerland and comments uu
The fact that Uvrmsn industr, mot nul
10 able tu meet the enormous wants of tho
Uefmsn srm, but also tn suppl, neutral
Countries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
PEOPLE FIGHT
TO PAY BILLS
Record Crowd liuuldate
Water and Garbage AC-
counts TO City.

NJ records Tor water and gHthagr bli
collections wcf, broken ut tho ufur, 81
the cit, treasure Monday when monthly
bills from more than 5000 people were
paid Thl represents only one of ~,
three districts
More people crowded the Office Df the
treasurer than on any other dR1 Accord
ing 10 the record " the tirei clerks
The amount collected ioT tho garbage dv.
pHttment ian iulh 5u percent hlshct
than the newt highest DAY. aud tho NUM-
ucr ~ people handled ~ the water rcnt
counter was ullN n third larger than IN
any previous date
while the record Tor Tho l,si month
h. amazing I wish that tho people would
nn' Wait until the last dnN IN ~, ihrir
bills said CiN Treasurer John piyk.
son There atr ten DAYS when tbcs,
bllS can h. paid. but the great mtiof,t,
NJ water users wait until the tenth nf
the month. and then crowd clear Rcfuas
Tho street tn act In line C~onsraucntl,.
All thu clerks pre over worked. and the
service is drmornllscd
Water and garbage bills IN the ms,
district may 10 paid from the fret ~
tenth ~ the month In tho second dl.
iiiyt from The nrt IN the fifteenth IN,
revenues from each department have
hryN shoWiug " sirad, increase fDf tho
past few months
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
ALLEGED BOND THIEF
HELD AT NEW YORK

ST Louis. Aprl N Tho So toui,
police Ncrr informed hN telegraph that
Louis ~Sourrni,hrr is under arrest Iu
New York ON tho charge ~ having rsen
Implicated M ih' Then ~ $40 noo worth
NJ bonds from Henf, lost. "a Cohul,f l,si
october
lcs' dlsarr,'r'r suHr after tho 'hrr
and uH lruuatf q ~ vaH learned that
hs Ind been found dead af jefferson hif
racks south NJ hrfr 'rl buried with.
u1' rr attempt 1i Identification
IN, hund. were located boo 900, rn.ats
sion NJ % chicago brokerage ffin and
u WIS stated that as 'h,t had n,rn
acquired q, iunprrr' purchaser suit
would o. necessary in recover thtm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
REPUBLICANS IN
HEATED CONTEST
Interest in Chicago Primary
Today Centers Upon Mayor
Thompson.

CHICAGO AYrll n luir0i, voters
participated ruesdt' iu the second pr'sI.
dental primary h'li in this state Won
IN voters cNiu,cd little interest IN the
campaign a. they can ,pt, mi, the
presidential preferential primary ballot
ana there IN hut Cnr candidate uu each
ticket. President Nilsou on the demo
cratic. snd senator Lawrence Y sh.f-
man
Tho light In chicago conferred prlu.
cipnlly around the selection NJ ward cont
missinn-rs The fight IN tho republican
ranks IL between ~, 1dhercnts NJ Nsy0f
William Hale Thompson sni srui.Bd-
mlnistrstiou forces The contest IN the
democratic party lH Between follow 80 ~
Roger Sullivan and tho forces ~ Carter
Harrison and Go,ernnr Dunno
Delegates at.la,gr 10 me national con
ycntipn have not caused much show NJ
Interest about the state Nut tho strus
Gle within tho republican pant, n, 10 tho
choice ~ William Hale Thompson or
Roy % West. present national commit
tccmAn. 10 holl no republican d,lcssies
20 the convention has created . more
heated struggle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
PIONEER AVIATOR NOW
AT SAN DIEGO SCHOOL

san DIEGO. Cnl Nprl II captain
Frsnh lHhm pioneer army aviator ana
winncr Of the SAB Gordou bennett aero
nautical troph, for balloons IN tho inter.
national competition IN rnrls In 1906, re-
ported Nondl, to Colonel VIM VI Glass
ford. commnndint ~ the signal corps
aviation school here During tho last year
he has teen stationed win the Slhth
cavalry on the Mexican border
II II Understood Captain Lphm will
he retained A. the Nnrth Island schoo
n instructor. takinG the place of Lieu
tenant Thomas DE W. Milling who has
been appointed Hctouautical adviser %
Lie COT Geo - Squier colon.
sguler L. enroutc from London 60 Sar
Diego 10 become administrative head ri
tho army aviation service lie b. cN'
ported nero about May 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
Assembly and Invitation Dance
al Euclid Tonight

The largest wvt " fsnrir ininsa
ffn' Huitrfict ,iass issi nieht than
ever sir D. be- started this universal svs4
,rm Move ihsn nv iahies ENROLLED
an rnsmhsfs ~ the various risSss. Z
IN OIL n1nhrfine from ~ a. ~ people
rari a. r,reriri ~ ~ present tonight
with thsif Invited friends A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
KANSAS DEMOCRATS FAIL
TO AGREE IN ChUCUSGS

HUTCHINSON. Kan. Anvil n Auef
an rfioft vhIch lasted until an setl,
hour rursds, mounting 10 strairhisr ul'
ih' enlargement rv~t national commit,
i'rran he delegates IN the democratic
state convention here vsfs though, ~
be- farther ftum e yhrics earl, ruesds
than the, rrfr tvent, frut hrur. $50
rnisss eleventh hour rhsnsss sfs made
In the alignment, the contest ell b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
CRUISER QUITS FIRING At
TRAMP FLYING UNION JACK

SEN luUh. AlHI NJ Tho .rssr,e
~ "a uuiish ufulrf ut ,spr iirr.t ess
told ID, pass, suf nf 'h, United lrit
,umpan, steam Iip NrfHpfn vhI.. 1f
rived h'fr Tu'si ffnu iuHn aud us
vans The vsfsN'r OFF ihr loo, ..ass
Wa observed Mnnist boz pursuit nf =
tramp steamer The .rHiHrf Nfri Hra
shot eh'fsupon the frr gfisr vhirh fst
been fN'rs nn Hsr Ian up tho tninn
Jack and the tsreHiu abandoned iht
yhnse. tho Nriar,p e psss,r gsfs aid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
ROOSEVELT CALLS OFF
ADMIRERS IN MONTANA

vi. IA. Mont ANVIL n aFrfn.,
United siHi,s Senator tos,ph " ni,nn
announced rur.i,l M, recon, " = ,els.
r'am '..m Theodore Roosevelt witch
Fp'rIngHnt requested abandonment, of ,
movement ~ rut sti krrs hrarins his
i1mr ur the ballot IN the Montana
r''. i'n'IHi primaries NpfII "A
lHf OH. reasons ri,rr IN IN, Tfiri.
NNl statement iNr telegram read. =
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
10000 PERSONS STARVE
TO DEATH IN ALBANIA

PARIS. Nprn n ~ " howard ~
Sew YORK secretary ~ the Albania TO-.
lief committee Who icu Paris Tuesla,
Ion the United states sail that $50. oo,
persons had died ~ starvation In Albania
during the past ten months ami that
900 nro pctc likely To- die hefor. normal
condition. In that ountr, we're resuwoi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
FIGHT ON RIVERS AND
HkRB0RS NEARS END

" NsiuNgrnN. Arfl 1.-The annual
Nrht Ice The lrltH over the river. and
hsfhnfs appropriation hul va dfsNing
'' ,losr When vuIk Was resumed IN the
measure Turtia' u Nas aid the bill
would Pc passed dufine ~ lay Tho
measure s%rrfcprs'rs nearly i,n.eoo, 90