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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-08
Pleasant View


 Tom Moore and daughter, Miss Amy, and Miss Clara Scoles made a flying trip to Berryville the g.
 Mr and Mrs. Wesley Brenan and little daughter were in Green Forest Thursday.
 Mrs. Iron Hame and two childern, Clara Lee and Mary Nadeen, spent one night last week with her mother, Mrs. Stanhope. Mrs. Herbert Stanhope and little daughter accompanied her home for few days visit.
 Miss Adda Barns, J. B. Moore and wife spent the day in Denver the first of the week visiting old time friends.
 w. L. Brenan and wife visited Mrs. Brenan's $ mother, Mrs. Kellet at Raum Saturday night and Sunday.
 Little Miss Audry Gaddy has been on the sick list for several days.
 G. P. Ellison is building an eight room concrete house which will be quite an improvement in this neighborhood.
 School is progressing nicely inspite of the warm weather.
 F, M. Req will preach at the school house the second Sunday in September and Saturday night before.
 J. B. Moore and wife and Miss Adda Barns attended Sunday School at Blue Eye and spent pleasant afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs Frank Scott.
 Mrs. Homer Hamilton of Zinc is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Lon Bell. A..
 Miss Clara Scoles and Blanc Hale of Maple were quietly married Sunday, the 27, at Oak Grove, Rev. w. A. Bailey officiating. It was quite surprise to Miss Clara's friends and we are sorry to loose her from our neighborhood.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-08

Old papers for sale at this office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-08
Com.

Miss Bonnie Kenner of Osage is vis- iting her grandmother, Mrs. Joe How ard.
 John Blasingame and wife visited on 4ocum Sunday.
 Miss Alice Knight of Harrison is vis- ing frienff.,ee-tt f,e tIfl tfsS 1le,9itX ----.>a ~
 Mrs. Belle Turner is reported sick.
 Arch Hensley and Hosea Leathers have joined the Coast Defense Division of the U. s. army. They are now sta toned at Jefferson Barracks near St. Louis, but will soon be sent to the coast or the Phillipine Islands.
 Addis Patton has recently returned from Kansas. A large number of the rising genera tion enjoyed party Saturday evening at the home of Will Fry. Arthur Eversole has been assisting Jim Wilson to blast in his well.
 Riley Sipes of Oklahoma is visiting Flint Stone. Little Frankie Eversole has been very i'll, but better now, so report says.
 Bert Collier and Clifford Fry drove over to Berryville Sunday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-11-10
ROLL

ME Dodson. Essie GALLOWAY. yrron.
Simpson. Sarah perdu~.
tssns.si s~ls'-ll~nce- i.erss Arua.tr----
Mamie Do.ison. Mar-nall Hair-ton.
} S.-ilirs---Annie Rssid. is-ons Hall.
Evelyn BELL.
Enslisi.-E~-ie galloway. olivia Cole
man. rhrlma Coleman.
Arithmetic -kizxizh Do.i-on. Mary
Doison. Leroy Armstrong.
lie graphy-- Marshsll Hsir-tan. I~a-
bslls White. John R-id.
9TH Grade. Miss Jessie n Hin. Teacher
ttsudsne~---Jimmie Witcl,-r.
General exc llrns~---Iily w,teh-r
NJ zzie Brown
Arithmetic John Weather.. Cora
Mann.
Hyr'ene--Mary Beverly. Elizabeth
Burnett.
Spelling Berths Robins N. va.Irn
Baker.
Ih'ri orsd~. Mr. Elmita r. Young.
r~sch-r
Attendance. Daniel u si.nn. John "
hylton. Alpli"n--- Anthony
'~n~rai ~x~ell-i psnl@l Ind-on
V.rr~ Walker. John w nyltnn
lsngusx-. r. ~ ,t-th Canna.Iay. Ain.
E'nsts,th Fountain.
Hyg'~n~. N~rnsl M"orr. Marg,r Hale.
Ruth Cunningham.
>pli"g. klix .i~th Canna.iay. Natha, r.
i'll Garry.
s"d ''rs'ir. Mrs Lucy Maynard. Teacher
Attendance. Pullman D.-i-ou. All-u
Parker. Frosty crait. Mary Winfield.
General ~xeelirnzr. Virginia Taylor.
ForHce Hester
Reading. Pearl Rn--~ll. David NTH
ell. Alm-is Fountain. t;-orv- Walden.
Numbers. Ida Drumwriglt. Henry
Brown. Hoses Martin. Pearl Russell.
Writing. Forest Hester. Alme,ia :.nun-
tain. Henry Brown. Gay Holland.
lat Grade. Mis- Mary whimt~. Teacher.
Attendance. Lieutenant D,-i.on. Ter
nice Davenport
General Enc-II-Dc~. Willie stokes.
I.ieutrnat DodsDn
Reading, stletriier Ii.ir-t"n, Willie
Stokes.
Writing iaella Lowell. Willie stokes.
Numbers, keginal MINIS. Willie
Stoke-. Lieutenant Do,ison.
let and md Grades, (AnnerD Mrs
Clara J.. Sinkfori, T-arher.
Attendance. Benjsm Clanton. jun
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ne Csnnsdsy. Harry and Arranest.

ne Csnnsdsy. Harry and Arranest.
Lord
"en~ral exc-liencs. Hsy~ood Simpson.
Jud.on White. Carhryn smith.
Reading. i.'ln~n Moore, Undue Hin.
Valley Whiting. Harry Ls.rd
N"mt~r~. 1h"ma- JEFFERSON. Floyd
>sls-. '-rt pa -. Burn ice Thornr-on.
saving department stands a. f.Ilox-
SEVENTH sni tiStth ''r'ie- r. Is ia
f',rd ,,rsae. A., a.
Sixth and Fifth Gra.is-. 4. a..
fir-t and >.~r"nd t.ra.i.. Annex. a.
Fourth Grade. An
First t'rade. n
>s,'ond ''rs.ir. -.
Total d'-IH-iis~l at .-l,,-.. nf -.s,nnd
"''"i'h' - -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
CORES INoPPORTUNE RESOLUTION

Senator Cores resolution proposing the Withholding of
passports to citizens of this nation desiring to embark upon
armed vessels of the begerent and warning them OF
the danger attending such action particularly IN the
respect that the involves the and safety OF the
country expresses very apty the sentiment of the people the
question to which 1t relates but mantesty n0pportune at
this time 1t ought be pressed to consideration while
the crisis incident the submarine warfare negotiations exist
President Wilson's letter to Senator Stone chairman of the
senate foreign relations committee makes plain that
the present is time to yield point in international law for
which have been cOnendng since the sinking of the Lu
ana We have insisted from the outset that American c
possess right universally recognized in international law
travel wherever their fancy calls them upon the high
merchant vessels All of the offending begerens have finally
if grudgngy, conceded this right substance If not in
at the point of having full and complete under
standing of the character of merchant vessel armed and
thereto seeking to ascertain from Germany whether
she will recognize the weesabshed of nterna
ona law in her submarine warfare policy effective March
L. This involves the right of American citizen to travel
belgerent merchantmen armed for defensive purposes
President Wilson possesses every reason for believing that
the central powers will recognize this right In any event
a right which cannot yield without humiliation II is also
a right which is well buressed in international law.
But if Senator Cores resolution prevails at this time in
advance of the recognition of the right will a
render of the and complete backdown from the position
whichwe have all along maintained which would be humia-
ing to the nation to say the least
We like Senator Cores resolution like its spirit pur-
and after troubles with the central powers Oned
out would like to adopted No citizen of this nation pos
sesses the moral right even he has the legal to eoparze
peace and safety by travelling vessels of character
which may involve us in We ought therefore with
draw this right after we have vndcated it, But the present
time to withdraw while negotiations pending looking
to its vndcaton We cannot well do that without sacrificing
national dignity.
The people Of Oklahoma whom Senator Gore represents
the United States senate should wire him withhold consd
Grafton of his resolution pending the conclusion of negotiations
with the central powers Surely he possesses no desire TO EN-
barrass the administration which what the consideration of
his resolution would amount to at this time Say him if you
WILL that while want also want no back-tackng
or other action involving the surrender of national dignity
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
GERMANY, TOO. TALKS OF
EXHAUSTED PATIENCE"

THE HAGUE, Netherlands. Feb g. -
Berlin newspapers publish dispatch
from the United States relative to crit
icism In the American press of Ambas-
udor Won BcfnstorG on tho ground that
he has misused his diplomatic position
hy attempting TO influence public opin-
ion HIS position Is described In this
dispatch as shaken
The Cologne Gazette has published two
editorials on this subject defending the
umhn ssudor n attributes attacks on him
to cNigoncics Of purity politics In Ameri-
ca and continues:
Germany must 70 ahead In the course
chosen without regard to the changing
currents Of American politics Other
wise her head VIII grow diz1y and her
foot win slip
N England succeeds In influencing the
American government 10 enter n pro.
test" the Gazette adds I'VE shall pre-
for to let the breach come rather than
to yield 20 the protest; and that Is the
Will of the entire German people We
hnNc reached the limit of our patience as
far as America Is concerned"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
BANDITS STEAL
ORIENTAL MAIL

SEATTLE. Wash Feb 20 Two BAN
dts, heavily armed held up the North
crn PacIflc's east bound North Cons;
limited train ncaT CoylnEton. twenty five
miles east Of Seattle, Thursday night,
and after uncoupllng the baggage and
mail cars, which they ran u short dis.
tancc up the track. stolc five pouches
OF registered matt which uad Just hecn
received from the Orient nd was being
forwarded to New York
The bandits usld five charges Of dyna
nhlte In an attempt TO blow open the
express safe hut the reports received
shortly before midnight said the sRfe had
wlthstood the effects OF tho explosions
OFFICIALS OF the Northern Express com
pany SAID the snfe contained nothing
but company reports being forwarded 10
st Paul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
SApULPA PROBE
PROVES FUTILE

SAPCLPN. Okla. Feb. 5.--(speclall-
Practically all of the work zone by the
recent grand Jury session here has been
nullined State officials participated In
the Investigation, and representative of
the attorney general was present In court
agreeing 10 the numerous dlsmssals or
derod by the court.
Warren " Brown, former republican
prohltc Judge, was relieved OF an ndict-
ment charging perjury In connection with
Indian land transactions that had been
administered upon hy him when pro-
bate Judge
The case against Vance Likely, city
commissioner was likewise disposed of
as we're cnses against Clu Terry, Frank
Engles. charles wills. Constable J. g.
Brought and others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
WOMAN HAD SHOT NEGRO
WHOM MOB LATER HUNG

CAHTERSNl ca. Feb. Jesse
hcCor,le. negro about 10 years OF age.
wns llkcu from jail here early Friday
BY % mob of som, forty or my men
and boys ana nauRru lo tree I'm front
OF The city hall HIS body was nddled
with bullets
The negro wos arrested last night
charged with having broken into the
home Of Mrs A.. T. Heath. near here
and attacked her. He was bleeding from
a wound In the wrist where the woman
had shot him, aud with her pistol In his
possession. Threats Of lynchlng were
made but sheriff " W Galloway. who
led the posse that caught the negro. sue.
Ceeded In taking him to Jail
Mrs. Heath Ia said to he In a serious
condition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
$40 new NAMES
IN PHONE BOOK;
ISSUE OF $4,000

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''.'"'N '' '"' l'"h.'' .''''''
Telegraph company fUr March 1916 iN'
deliver. of which booklet pU n,eIn
'' ~ '''''''
l.' '"ihl'i. Issues nov h''''''N
ever, four months. and the figure. .ho..
represent 70 gaIu of I0 percent for the
period
lpon our method of calculations @Id
4 " Bogcusrhuf7 manager u' Oh.
contract department. .tm. p,rr,utng.
gain would indicate "a present p1puH
iIou of no 900 iu oklahoma CIiN That
figure may be- excessive. but ann OF
the opinion it does not greatly 0Nrr-hoor
the actual mark. for w, arc n posi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
CERTAIN RAILWAY
PLANS BY MICH. |

90 am satisfied that definite announce
ment OF uur plans uohtNc 10 the CON
stru.iiuu of railway lo the northeast
from oklahoma DIts can be- madr public
b, March I spid ono closely in touch
with tho project u discussing the mat
ter tHi morning
n .s expected at that time definite
prop sition viii hc presented relative 10
the securing of TERMINAL faculties here
II is stated authoritativclN that the
steel rails for constructing tho line have
been definitely arranged FOR
Tho Illness Of prominent New York
fnsncier has recently delayed the ma
turing NJ tho promoting companys pro-
gram.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is
Speaker Clark told the presi-
dent that If resolution Of
warning, such as the president
oppotes, were forced to a vote
In the house it would pass by
ajorlty of two to one.
IL think the chances are Ger
many will postpone this threat
ened performance until April
|, or at least until the middle
of March" said Speaker Clark
Friday after his conference
with President Wilson. There
is rumor to that effect and a
postponement would give us
more time"
WASHINGTON. Feh. 25.-As Sec.
retar, Lansing went to the cabinet
meeting he said absolutely nothing
had been received from Germany.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator
Lodge, ranking republican member o'
the foreign relations committee, declared
In a statement Friday that he was In
Full accord with President Wilson's views
on the submarine Issue a. expressed In
his letter 20 Senator Stone and that he
would stand by the president
WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-Presi.
dent Wilson reiterated his opposition
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
CONFIRMED
MEXICAN AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-
The senate Friday confirmed
the nomination of Henry p.
Fletcher as ambassador to the
government Of Mexico. The
vote was 40 to 16.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
HUGHES AGAIN
SPURNS HONOR

NuW YORK. Feb e5 In a letter to
Henry A Wise Wood former member of
Secretary Daniels naval advisory board
made public Friday, Justice Charles E.
Hughes reiterRtcs his declaration that
he Is not a candidate for the prcsi-
Dental nomination ana asks 10 be- cV-
cused from making statement as tn
his position ON preparedness, whiuh Mr.
Wood hud requested
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
Board Member, 0uIzled by
Secretary on Candidacy,
Says It's AfIrOnt to Ward.
COMPETENT MEN THERE
ALREADY. HE DECLARES
Receipt of Hudson ReSigna.
ton Denied; Hope Insists
Just Wants Good Man.

Mr.. Fairey came to my store
here Thursday about $3.50 or 6
o'clock and asked me what
thought about his possible can
dldacy for a position on the
schoolboard. | told him that
not only would it jeopardize
his position as secretary, would
not result in any material gain
for himself, but it would be an
insult to every citizen of the
first ward if he moved there
from his present residence in
the second"
rms siotom.a, came from Director j.
' 7N"nE of the board .f education
when allied ou DO, 'rIepIuu, Frdl, %,
D. repre- f"ulnIE' of Th, Times
iH'.' arc plenty u. reputable ANS
''rH''r ..llz'us Iu the urt wand Vh.
would Willingly ttEu Hudson lru,fa.
position uu the board nn.tI., ut .4, U..
l'Nsi they feel lH their own ana iH.I
u''ghHHrs Children 4 position. IN Oh,
board D.. q fIarHfaua I.I. 90 I..t ..l
dr mot sc, tH. ,r, mann ,..,,Ii ...
on, except as o. matter .,t l..I .,.,,,..,,
Ism Mr. strong continued
'I' Mr Fnlror aas e., moy, IL, Ga,
i.S' ward b would bc OBS, vn.ir.
rcd flag I'm the noos NJ both IA, ar.
Io.enis ot Mr. Edward. aud tlps, vim
iofmrrh stood with Mr. Hudson. AI.
good. clean. honest man 90 nI IlU.
son position. "a man from the nfu w..I
VINO ma. no' been identified with ,ith'-
'N' s". Hl'd factions There uf"
I'N,' .I'an business men in tHr first
"''' N.'",N I" bN' % school board p"f-
wv 'n" "p h"' ,hlhN lhhl 'U. "nd
''A"' '" '' ..p'' '' LnI lh' lo.
.v.,.. NuE.1e 20 taTey'
si.,, ',.Ia "",, '".', l" me- ''.d
/ ,,,,. rsnt,J,, niN ', no.
Withdraw ana, i,t.rt',,s ~, ''.l Nv
/ had M hcr,r,in, ,rc a.,
| tell mo bis J.sI-,.r ,,l,, t,,, .,
I done so vet
ThIs statement from N, s,,,r. ......r
at ll o'clock noon
When seen no the Irving bu0ldur uu fU,
morning Mir Fsir., v,nuI1 r,f ,..tl ..,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
WHEAT SLUMP STARTED
THURSDAY Is HALTED

CVlCAGO, Feb. 25.--lnstcad Of show.
Ing a fresh break In values the wheat
market Friday surprised many traders
by opening ai an advance. Opening
quotations. 'lls0i19A for MAY and
Nhhnllbis for July we're saAc high.
cr than Thursdays finish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
JAPAN EXPLAINS SAILING
OF WARSHlPS FOR INDIA

TOXIC, Feb. 25--The Japanese navy
department announces that four warship-
are being sent to the Indian ocean TO re-.
place other Japanese units there The
report that Japanese fleet had been
sent tn the MediterraneN-N ls stated to
be unfounded No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
SCHOONER DASHED TO PIECES.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Feb. rs The
fishing schooner Thomas f. Austin Of
Philadelphia, went ashore ON the Cape
Fear river bar last nlght and was
dashed to pieces by the high seas. Cap
tain Reed and his crew OF twelve mon
were rescued by lfcsavcrs from the
coast guard station
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
PACE TOLD TO
MAKE INQUIRY

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-Thc United
States Friday instructed Ambassador
Page at London to make inquiries at the
British foreign office regarding the rc-
moval " thirty eight Gcrmnns, Austrians
and Turks from the American steamship
Nhlna In AsiatiC waters and tn demand
tho release OF the prisoners II they we're
arrested on the hlgh seas az has been
Indicated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25


N\SliINiINN. Feb 60. I'..
gram" lo '"uSI'sam"n from WI.
Ham Jennings Bryan suppoflln6
me- movement FOR warning Amer
ir'u" off urm"d ships h"gnn ar
TWINS Friday Representative
Bailey of i"nnNlNhna received
one ana planned TO read II iiom
Ih' I'oor
Representative ttUrtrv- after
conference with Majority Lender
hI'rhIn hpV'.c. sunpy mn1"
public The telegram Hhlch TO.
|"""
honestly hope ihn' congress
sou sp"'l.N announce legislation
refusing pIs,nort' io Americans
N"''lnE un h"l'lrol'ut rhlps or
. -'llI hcl'' refusing clearance 'o
h'.lgrrcnt .hlps carrying Nm'ri-
. can passengers
uu claim thli hr has the right
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
rtttt1.tst,asste...as.

Since the acton Of ollie Wilson
secretary Of the Oklahoma state fedora
uon of .ahor lu filing an afndalI. oharg-
wr members of the oklahoma rl.s police
department with brutality ul admInl.
t'rng the third degree" upon Ior,n
wilson. his cousin. letters from this .Ity
Hud all over the state have flooded his
office. They are either from person
who have knowledge nj the alleged "a -
istcnrc of such practices lu nc CIV hail.
ur from lahurlng men and friends NJ MIR
Wilson, urging him 10 90 the limit to s,-
curo conviction of th policemen The
osr ot Loren Wilson has stirred the
whole state az perhaps nothing NJ ut.
nature has ever stirred b before
onc letter received ny Wilson from q
town nearby is sigucd hY "a representa-.
tive Of q union of about 6nu m,mn,r.
uuc of its passagrs sals
II is good thing that those police.
men do not live in - n the, did
they would get the rope, nut instead NJ
getting b. ou their legs lud unON the,
would get II around their nccks"
Simple OF indignation
This is only q Wmgle ol the degree 10
which the Indignation ot the state has
run
scores ot telephone messages every day
reach the labor secretary They are
from people who have undergone eNpcr-
fences similar 20 those suffered hy Loren
Wilson or nom people WHO have know
ledge Of such Iractlyos. they assert
II ls more than probable that NJ lcpat
eighty people win testify nt lh. hearing
tp Doe conducted hN VIM % Matthew .
state commIssioncr NJ phl.ii,s and cor
rectons Saturday morning Muut of
these witnesses VIII appear voluntarily
10 iE stated
Police Give Version.
Police officials ,In.rl .nr.fdpraN.
wuh Friday wornn. when irouI,
scream and series of shuddernr sobs
floatod down from the vom,n.s ward of
the .t.. nil
a posscr.v would nroNoul, u.nh thlt
some unfortunate prisoner wps harr pui
through the third degree s1fE can.
f.in punham when drug user rrt.
NN of hop no sane prisoner iu tn.
world can equal the noise %, loi. ont
\,r} often men and women. cr1r, drunk
or ON doprd up will scream Tor hours
until sometimes n owen rUis u0 uur
nerves ON several orcpsiouy We have haI
lo put the wild one" I'm M, dungeon for
u sounds like ,omenod vu- nrmg mur.
drrcd and tfU whole town n,g.ns tu uoI.
l,I around tho door,
\t uo.r.N every session off police court
cries cou ne hoard coming from tnr .ru.
below from some W The u0 0nu of hu.
wNnlN which has u"ru ninkui n Th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25

tu any action I'm congress warning
Americans or armed ships I'm con.
ference early friduy with Speaker
clark. Majority leader kitrhln and
Chairman Flood ~ the house foreign
affairs committee They, IN turn, told
the president that II such resolution
werr brought 10 n vote In the house
Al this time II would he passed by a
majority ~ two IN one.
The president was mistaken In his
Continued on raEe Tuol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
-lVep AND DIED AS ONE.

LIVED AND DIED AS ONE.
HNOOkIIELD, Mo. Feb 25.-
James Campbell and his wife.
both 90 years ot ncr, who were
stricken with grip ~ the same
time a week nEo. died Irdn, NJ
almost tho same hour They had
been married sixty eight years
. $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
caAzep pARrIsAM srAaa Wll

SEATTLE Wpsh FeU 2j-ueorFs
Yukich Montenegro 80 years old ran
nmuck Zoo p crowd discussing Nar bulls.
tins nt Union street corner Thursday
and stabbed SIX persons one prpbably
fatally. before he was Oyetpowered by
policeman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25
Republican Senator In
troduces Dictum That
Any Issue Affecting
National Honor Shall
Be Referred to Con-
gress Before Ultima
tum Be Sent to For
eign Power or Diplo-
matte Relations Sew
cred.
WASHINGTON Feb 25

WASHINGTON, Feb. rs
A resolution to express the
sense of the senate that any is
sue affecting national honor
should be referred before de-
cision to congress and that no
ultimatum should be sent to a
foreign power, nor severance
of diplomatic relations be per
mitted without reference to
congress was introduced today
by Senator Jones, republican OF
Washington.
Senator GORE introduced his con
current resolution 10 warn Americans
on armed ships and declared h" wa
alI tho more enthusiastic In hi- pur
pose iu view uf the correspondents,
made possible between the president
and senator Stopc
"lu adopting my resolution There
would be- no ahridgcmcnt NJ American
| rights, said he. i purpu~ely wordc,
| II so ~ to express this idea NJ
| resolution reads that It hc the sens
of congress that American citizen
forebrar Ia exercise the right Ia trave
as passengers on any armed vessel,
There Is In that nothing tina
could hc construed rs n denial II lc
gal right Of Americans 10 travel oI
armed merchantmen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25

Speaker Clark Declares
Sentiment of House
Toward Gore Resolu-
ton Is Two to One for
1t Despite Presidents
Opposition; Also
Thinks Germany Will
Defer Enforcing Arm
ed Merchantmen De-
cree.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-25

PARIS Feb 20 The rcut PaHsicn
correspondent nt the front says that the
great German offensive against \erdun
~ under the pcrs nal direction OF En-
pcror william who arrived at general
headquarters ON Saturday last and who,
Continued on Page Two)