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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
SUBMARINE ISSUE
At A S7ANDST|LL

WNsHiNGTpN. April WIN Prcsl.
dent Wilson ont " town and with cshl.
net members interest n the submarine
irsur involving attacks ON the SUSSEX
tho situation WIS at a s,nnds'ill satur-
d,y.
Fu'her development, ir the situation
probably vii await word from Amer can
Ambassador Gerari Who Friday made IN.
quify NJ tho Berlin foreign office A. ~
whether a submarine had attacked the
SuH-"N ur The British horSeship English
man
Ambassador Gerard 60 hlsd the state ds
ptrtmcut SATURDAY that he had been in.
formed hy tho German government that
nothing was known there officially Of The
attack on the steamers sussex and Eng
hshmau. but that au Investigation was
being made He said tho German gov.
ctnment informed him they had onh
newspaper reports of IN. sinking of the
two boats
The contentious ot Ambassador de
ufdH dispatch. the first received from
him since Inquiries about the two ships
w'f" forwarded to Hcrln several dayi
,gn. was Immediately sent by wireless "a
President Wilson The investigation
rtpmiscd may take q week or more sinc,
sttfhafine commanders ~ sea win have
'n report before the German government
U1r make definite statement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
STORM HAVOC IN
HEALDT0N FIELD

tuNGlLND. uks.. Npul especially
At n cclock Saturday rain had fallen
almost continuously for twenty four
hours over lhls scctiou ~ southern uklo.
homs \ bridge on the Oklahoma. New
Mr,irp A Pacific rsilruBd few miles
west ~ Ardmorc. washed out and mo-
tains Will run Ssurds,
Tho bayou about m.dva, hotvccn Nj
m1tr ,nd l,nslnF ls Vcrtnble inland
s'' and m, surface of tho water b.
covered with oil. indicating that man,
small oh tanks In the HcaIiinn field
have washed aWaN -Four %. .nnO barrel
rll tanks, feptessn,irs Naluc " nrnrl,
W." nno, we're burned Lightning ha.
damaged nsafll every vlsphon~ line In
N" field Al rrr-ts " the count, are
bank iuil and damaging u,cfiioNs arg
probable
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
GERMANS DRAW
NEARER VEROUN
BY TAKING vAUx

LONDON. Apr The German crown
prince has again shifted ~" point ~
tho attack ON Nordun delivering an
cffc tive blow 10 N" northeast NJ ih"
stronghold. gaining footing iu the vii
hg. ~ NauN and driVing the net stu
closer about the fortress
West ~ the Mcus' the MalBncouu
village vas taken Friday The assault
Vas not resumed but German artillery
continued to d'luEc the French positions
with shells
Another neutral vessel the Norwegian
steamer M"m'r'1, " ln's tons h's been
sunk
Tn. Trsnt doe. strike az Liverpool
which intertrrred With British ipuspof
'siiou' has been s'iilrd Hui m" men
have returned 90 work
p,trugr,d rcpurs ihnt 90 p"rHous ate
missing from Russian hospital ship rof.
,ugnl sunk IN the Black s,' b. hos-
Tile submarine. among them being fifteen
sisters NJ charity
The White SEAPORT ~ NtphanEel
through which iu the open scns Rus.
slu receives great quantities n war sup.
plir- Is expected To- be- Bglin available
Tor traffic about the midd" NJ Apnl
according tu ndyiccs from Iop"nhnger
LONDON. Apru I Lnyds reports ih,
sinking ~ the Norwegian steamship
Nornc i.22i tons. and vf the rrIusl
schooner John putohHrd MS toms The
crew. uf bath were rescued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
TALKS TO QUEEN;
REC|TES WONDERS
OF MANY PLACES

That one can compass n considerable
portion Of the earth's surface and com
press vast quantities of persona enloN
ment within q period ~ forty three DAYS
is tine assertion NJ Phi T. stroud am
oklahoma CITY druggist. who yesterday
returned from r. Fix weeks TRIP I'M Whirh
he visited Mexico, several ~ she *
trrm. southwestern states and the Sand
Vi,h Islands ite went ffoW Oklahoma
city 10 Galveston. san Antonio and ~
phso. crossing the boundary line 10 seo
the Juarcz races Thence he went 20
Globe. Ariz. visited the great Roosevelt
dam and saw the waters FOR the first
time running over the spillwny. then
Travelled to Phoenix. MariCopa. Los An
gcles and san Diego. making side trips
20 the Imperial valley and the old Span
lsh mission made famous by Helen Hunt
Jacksun's story of Ramona"
Sew Mexico and Arizona are emo,
ing great prosperity Mt this time be
cause ~ the 'uplin given the mining
industry by the war IN Europe All the
copper mines are being worked. Quick
silver. ordinarily selling AZ 81 a flask.
now commands 800" said SIR Stroud
The region about Los Angeles Is trn-
~ the playground ~ the rich folk oi
America ~ geographic and climatic en-.
vlfonmeui Is calculated 10 make Il so
Half an hours ride from los Angelo.
takes one TO the Pacific ocean m hour,
trip In the other direction takes one "a
IN. top of snowcapped mountains. Will,
the scenery and vegetation Of the south.
etn California yalleys are beautiful tn,
most interesting people in The Nurld q,
there and everything worth while IN IN,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
FORMER PRESIDENT OF
MICHIGAN UNI. DIES

ANN NEHOR. Mch. Aprl james
u Angel president emeritus ~ the
University NJ Michigan, died here Sntur-
day az his home llo had been critically
ill Tor more than week
br Angel who WAS more than ~
years ~ age 'or several months had
been almost blind
Toe 1875 br Angel wrote book ou
International law and he became fccog
nlzcI authority ou international relations
II IN Euid that Nc more than nny other
man wnH responsible 'or the Chinese
rNclusiun Rd A. minister 90 China. be-
fe,onriled the Chinese 10 this dlscrlmlnn
ton against them 80 sk.ltully that the
teatler he later negotiated with china
resulted m period of most amioiOlc
ana profitable trade relations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
RAILROAD TO Be
CAR1ED away IF
BILL ISN'T PAID

Cheyenne. Okla, tho county scat ~
Noeer Mills county. may he A..
priycd of Rll railroad communication
a. a result ~ the flnding NJ jury In
federal district court late Friday eve.
nlnr In the cas" of the Hydraulic In
sineetins company 70 Levy 4 Levy
o. si
The engineering concern tcplcvinel
Levy a Levy, contractors fur tho Chey
enne Short Line. railroad running from
Cheyenne 10 Strong city. n distance VI
eirht ~ ten mites. for the steel rail.
usei IN the construction " the road
The cas-. came up Friday morning In
United States district court and the Jury
wen, out early Friday afternoon. com.
Ing In q short time later with n vetdlr,
for the plaintiff
Levy q Levy will now be compelled
70 pay tho hydraulic Engineering com.
; pan, the sum ~ $3.50 ot the rails nf
the Cheyenne Short iino Niil b. taken
D, the company In lieu of tho mone,
In esse the rails are taken. cheyenne
~ill h left without rail communicated
since the short line connected st Strong
Civ With the Clinton aud uklaho,na
western and was the only ruad running
into the Roger Mills county seat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
BANKS MAKE new
CA|NS,S4,131,500
MARCH INCREASE

Rank alosunEs ~ March. 1915. r,r~rd.
I'D thuso 10 the .auiU mouth in 1915 bv
ii1i 'no and hy reaching q total ~
iiiiniino sct new high.watcf marx
for Oklahoma JliN The yl'arlnrs for
March. 1915. Vcfr tip.i-e.so0. and tho In.
crease FOR lBsi month VIII br In thu
uyi yighhnfhuoi ~ ~ percent
Taken len conjunction with the postal
ryrrfd fuf the nsrai wear ending Npti
! and ih, month ~ March, 1875. which
hink" all previous records Tor fecein's
bt the iuyal utfitv. thr showing ~ hsuk
rlcnf.nrs Ia Vety Etatiyins to ,VefN
hnrkvf. business man and CitlErn "
Oklahoma City. fcr tho tvr takem to.
svther means that this cummunity 10
more prosperous nov than IN Ne history,
n q wundsflich. mansEsf ~ the ok.
lahnms Clearinghouse association. WIN
made the tspoH m the March clear.
inrs ronndsnil, expects the pt~sen, yssr
tp witness even more remarkable fseofd,
than hi,, t,vn previously made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

io realise hR' bs s hslrr pushed SLOWLY
tu N, vail WfigM siii
Wills a mousiavhc vac his rfitfd Ndutr.
meui and Nilh the most Photographed
Mexican h,iioual leader. always Insisted
utcn ~ bciug properly rufled before
pooling fut the camrn
4 nov motor truck compar, was heins
formed here Saturday Tvcniy. seven
motor trucks manned b, as many yivll,n
chauffeurr arrived from kspnsha Wis
and they we're immediately PIT into setv.
so transpoftins supplies 10 tho iruops ir
the Mexican field NJ, truck companies
are nov IN operation and n is said that
shortage of gasoline With Witch a. rur.
ply those Up"mtns below JNsas Brandrs
make nufr trucks imperative
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
DEMANDS DISCHARGE, AND COURT
PROSECUTION OF ALL OFFICERS
GUILTY OF INHUMANE PRACTICES

o d-mi~ce every
member of the police guilty o cruelty prisoners td unless these us
missed pion William ~
jwhO recently
the alleged existence ~ ii degree prn'
the II mud tho
humic pNciors IA The city
rc
substance A made
Tho NJ
his ocD the Patterson
and
what about the
practice in the vmlla the
to commissioners.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
GAMBLING AMONG
SCHOOL CHILDREN
REP0R1ED;PRoBED

Thbi corner gfoccrs located near Ntd
schools and catering to school children
are. bon som" parts NJ the city operating
penny punch bourds and thus fostering
the gambling Instinct In the city's youth
rs the substance of n number ~ com
plants reaching George V. Buchanan.
,dy superintendent ~ schools
These are not coming from residents
In any one section ~ the city alone. but
from several In one aggravated IN
stance the complaints say grocer has
punch board which he encourages chill
dren TO use The children receive a cents
worth ~ candy with every punch and
should they draw lucky number are
rewarded with an additional cents
worth ~ sweets
So .nAmurrd Rre the children " the
ward school. near which this grocery IL
located. with the gambling scheme that
In many instances. the complaints state.
they have actually been stealing money
from their patents Ia play ~" game
The situation was first reported IN the
principal of the school VINO shortly after
interviewed the propf.eor of the grocer
ard requested him TO take down hi-
punch hoard The grocer refused n is
said. and fpld IN" pfncipal that he VIZ.
responsible tof the ,unduEt NJ hs own
business and was within the law - Ions
a. We gave ,alu' received for ever,
pvrch
Complaint vas then made 90 Supefin.
t'ndent buchanan, vino since has beet
conducting uuiei gum shoe rampaigr
IN other parts NJ tho city. with the re,
suit that he probably will review IN,
whole situation AZ tho newt meeting n
tho city hoard " education
Ma,or Va Ovcfholser and tho count,
Authorities have been notified that th,
punch boards are In existence and pa
tiuniEsd hy children and according I,
one uf the complainsnts. n municipal an,
state campaign againft owners ~ th'
inch boards may he initiated unless M
ptl ctico IL immediRt"l, stopped
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

human treatment that has oven lnfiiet.
Cd upon prisoner. In tho Oklahoma city
Jin BY chief OF polle. and other mem
bers Of ,rs police department o this
city. +, Is burning shame and disgrace.
not only 10 the citizenship of our fair
city. but 10 the refined and Intelligent
citizenship OF our whole state.
This so-pallci 'thlfd degree has been
n practice by some ot the police iorc'
~ this city fpr the ast five or siN years.
and the cruc.ue. of it practice upon the
poor unfortunltcs of tbis city hy police
officials instead of creating vhol"somn
reverence and respect for the majesty or
the law. rather TEND u make those un-
fprtust.s more criminal. II not anarch-
istic'
commends City Cleanup.
Nr Matthews further goes on 10 stats
that As % citizen ~ the state 0f os-
iahoma Tor the past sixteen years ana as
an official NJ THE state have no apollo
&, to offer 20 justify the vioator ot
our laws but I am heartily M sympn-
thy with those who's" duty ii u 10 en-
force the law NJ our cities and state ana
approve NJ the present administration o'
Oklahoma City 90 make % one oi th'
cicanrl cities NJ the west 10y cleaning
up and driving from our midst the boot
logger. the whisky joint, etc
/ IN. recommcndniions 10 the city cont
mission. are contained In the last para
graph ~ the report u Is hs follows
Therefore. ~ empowered by section
Sueq. chapter ~. article n tho revised
laws NJ Oklahoma. a. commissioner ~
charities and corrections for the state
of Oklahoma. do hereby order an abate.
fnsrt of the wrongful practices of tho
police officials Of Oklahoma City, Okla.
and reeommerd that every member of
said police depsrtmen, who has been
guilty ~ these practice, be dismissed
from the polie. tore o' this city and
prosecuted In some court of competent
Jurisdiction and In the event of your
tthe eIiv board of comm ssion,fsD fsiiur-
20 obey ,his order, u shail become my
duty as state commisioner of charities
and corrections 20 pfosseut. ana effect
IN. abatement of the wrongful practices
~ the police department, a. herein eor,-
plained o."
Tho report and reroum' udatinns cover
sixteen closely typewriter pages. In
which ar- summarized the testimony ~
the more important witnesses used in
Nj Matthews Investigation.
chief of Police Nichols charles Baker.
Frank Hakcr \ \ Gordon. Dan Hcr.
ring. Jim Garter John Hcep ollie Estc-
tnuis YounFhloul. John Lung. Orvci
Johnson William SlAiun. Mike Conners.
Charles Post Charles T,ffis. Il Ne.
Niprr private railroad officer "whn
claims tp %, commissioner b, M. ,ity tt
A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
IN TWO
PRECINCTS ONLY

% vHs decided ~ melting NJ tho
uklahumr county central committee hvld
Sniufdh, npun at tnv courthouse TO VI.
'uN The drl,sairs tu the county demo.
.'aii, convention. which convened ut (.
o'clock saturday afternoon SEATS In the
convention With sho exception NJ those
from precinct ~ " the third ward and
precinct NJ tho second Natd. where
contests fcndcr the validity ~ the dele.
cations doubtful
Tho rouuty convention will have now.
~ to decide which delegations will he
allowed seats
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
MEXICAN REPORT FROM GUERRERO
MENTIONS MANY CASUALTIES ON
BOTH SIDES IN BRUSH WITH VILLA

saturday that he
report commander chihuahua mat the
with
the chihuahua commander that IN Nhh
March y there many casualties on noh s" ana
ha the
villa left Guerrero the 0ppronh
Of vicinity villa
this Information
had en-
huahua
the American troops with the villa forces
chihuahua Mexican official
Chihuahua that villa has
Efforts confirm the report here without results
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CRIMINAL LIBEL AGAINST
DANIELS RALEIGH PAPER

RALEIGH. N. c hprll The NeN'
and Obsorycr Publishing company Of
which Secretary of th" Navy Daniels j.
president. Saturday had notice ~ Grim
inal ana civil action. b. former L. 3.
Senator Marion Butler Of this stat" for
alleged nh,l contained m published
letter ~ former Judge Ewari Of H"nd"f'
sputllle q O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
.....,...;.s.a.t. ..t.
SOCIETY WOMAN TO EAT
FOR WEEK ON s23t TO
TEST WORK GIRLS LIFE

A." CHICAGO. Apr1 Mr'
{. Brackctt Bishop. Chicago soc'cS
woman. viii have 81 TO spend
. on meals this week and VI VIII
.. b" enough. shc SAYS. Tor ms the
4" spirit IN which one cats ana not
&" 40 much what ono eats thit
% counts Tho experiment is m"
f. result ~ m lnvTftlgation started
q" recently by Chicago women 20 Dc
. t'rnlnc the relation of hunger and
. morality among working ghs Mrs
Bishop recently ate one meal that
ID" cost 0 few cents and announced
q. that she had sufficient for any
." one 4 personal letter from a
q. working girl challenged her 10 try
z. the experiment more fully and to-
day she viii start out to eat q
I. 9-cent breakfast 9-ccnt luncheon
q. and iJ-cont dinner each day for
week
..s.s..t..t.st ..s:.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

when serrcrt IL desired is the abundance
~ Heiue, especially winged variety. IN
Guiding quail Witch 4. repeated, flushed
at the expense " Considerable tarsc,
IN most ~ me.as n V o. cold a, rirh,
that No, mufr than an hours con..cu. &.
Nv" slecr v po--ihl~ rhrf. also IL dsn
rer cf setting alkaline Instead o, purr
NaUr. With subsequent sreat physical
exhaustion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
s CHILDREN CReMATED:
MOTHER HURT IN LEAP

SCRANTON, - Arrii i.-t1,s .bu.
fr-n ianelns In ase from I, month. 10
10 yests vete hufnef 10 death satufyi.,
IN flfe which destroyed the hsrns q,
Atfics Maficn. The rc'her vas injured
W lespins frum ~inscv With N. burned
Ibody u he lnisal IN kEx ASuA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
HOURLY TEMPERATURE.
WASHINGTON FORECAST.

OKLAHOMA Tonight, fair. colder "N
ccpt IN northwest portion, probably heavy
frost sunday. fair.
KANSAS Parity cloudy tonight ma
snndny. except unsettled IN southwest
portion tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
THE WEATHER.

LOCAL FORECAST Partly cloudy ana
colder tonight, probable frost, sunday
somewhat wnriuer
OKLAHOMA Tonight fan, colder IN
extreme northwest portion with heavy
frost. Sunday fair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Continued on rsss r~ol
TANK FIRE JeopARplzes CITY.

mpDLETowN. y Y. April The
oil tasks of y " Fenton and compan,
branch " the reuS company located
In the center of thervity are anfe and
cndsngerinr other property several per
sons have been hurt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
ASQUITH MAKES
CALL UPON POPE
BULLETIN

ROME Aprl -uilo g. ui. Nia Paris.
3.E . ml-Hcfb-ft n Nsuui,h ihr
Hritish premier, vas fcrelVvd SATURDAY
hy Pope Hcuedict. who talked with ths
Hfitsh statesman for half pn hour alone
IN the hhtpr of the vatican Tho holN
father received the premier Hi lhr ,u.
trance To the uhmu where ihr premier
kissed the puprs uur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

NpME MBfrH n #N.. u m va
Paris. NprI o. lu.so b wI .tr,.uirf 49,.
quith. n is said Whom hr ll. concluded
hS conferences With the iuuln minis.
trrs viii pay visit Suuds io iopr
ncneiict lie Is also to visit NiHg Vie.
tor Emmanuel NJ tho front
The Tribune ventures the ui uinn that
tho subjects ia hr decided if tho inter.
view vith the Catholic ,Hrf.h would
deal rhiefl, with tho participation ~
irisi Catholics in the war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April ten
srsl Funston and his staff hastily exam.
ined every dispatch from Mexico ana
rom the border Saturday, hoping 'h''
IN one would come the news ~ anoth't
victory over Vlla'B troops, or p'rhhp'
news OF tine capture or death OF the
bandit himself Unofficlally II NaH f'.
ported that II was bullet That DISABLED
Villa and that II had passed through the
bones OF the hip. Army surgeons shld
that " tho report was true II would be
practically Impossible for villa to endure
the pain incident 20 transportation over
any great distance.
COLUMBUS. y NJ. April Bogg
roads Saturday DELAYED the operations OF
the motor truck line between Columbus
and the advanced rrld bpa" nt t1sn-
GrandeH Wireless. communication with
Casaa Grande- continued hampered as
result OF static electricity In the aiinuS-
phere Consequently details Of the en-
aagement In tho Guerrero district last
"wednesday were stlll lacking early Sat
urday
wAsIIfSGTON. Aprl I IN the belief
that tho American troops IN M"Nloo nave
had further skirmishes with the hArd
prsssed villa outlaws ami That pnSal'y
Francisco Villa himself reported dcsp"r'
stcly wounded. permanently crippled hnh
fleeing To the mountains. may have bccn
found. government officials anHiousl'
awaited news n Colonel podlH long
cavalry dash. which succeeded In shn'-
0rlng Villas main column.
Army Officers think that after tie ight
heavier forces may have come ur To
support the flying columns and hnoihr'
engAg-ment may have followed
III PASO. April THE capture o'
Francisco villa by American cavalry
searching the Sierra MHdrc SATURDAY ~
believed by army Officers az Fort hh''
to bo a matter ~ days
IA. forces scattered into small bands
after their defeat by Colonel Dodds cav
AIRY on Marci % Vlln N reported to
have kough, safety In hiding In some re-
eesses of the continental divide This
bandit, injured leg doubtless Will pre-.
vent him from making any long fllghl
over the mountains
That villa was already captured and
being brought back 10 tho army base
vi Casas Grandca was REPORT heard
here Saturday but Il was not credited IN
official quarters
Andrcs Garcia Mexican ,onsul here
had ne word " any further cngpgem, nts
beiwe,h the troops ana villa forces. Gar.
ella went 80 Justez early IN IN" day "a
he IN Immediate touch fllh tho Mcu'
can telegraph lines. WhiN thc hunt is on
Gcnsral hcrshing. ii Is ssf1. will continue
his operations against the fleeing NlllH
hand. General Rel commanding ,h,
army base is meanwhile. moving for
ward supplies to the front by way NJ
Columbus that the American arm, ms,
b. prepared for prutractcd campaign
All Depends on Speed.
Everything apparently depends upui
speed with which villa is able to move
N his NIufics have forced him 10 scsl
safety In The mountains Of the dlvid
II s believed that he IL Doomed vi
Though he may emde his enemies tn
many DAYS yet ON tho other hand /
he has been able 20 push east or south
east he ought hy this time Ia hay,
reached country where travelling l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
P. 0. LEAPS into
s50o,ooo GLASS;;
BIC GAIN SHOWN


with The execution oi NAV ~ "l'"s.
Texas. the ohl1hofw '''l po't.'.,'c J.
nov me greatest lu we s'h''. " i'''s'
Oklahoma, Nfhnns'E. New M'i''o "
point Of fecrlpr Ih' onll one Nn',"
EQUALS u IN thr entf" southwest YER
rtoN rrh'f ana htssf 'hh many ""
empire is Houston. Texas
The oklahoma IiA Once ''sIrn SA'
urda' INTO inc ''''.p'' cas-. a.
termed. when me p'H'M tr''lp'' '"' WV
fiscal year ending Nrfh j. i'le, N.t' ~
''rtaincd hN Inrtmas''' '"uu.
10 total ''le,@A'lp ~ hg""'s' 'o'''s
Tor the fiscal year ending Nptu l. l''''
az incfras" OF ''''l"a % 10, ''Ie
Dallas, ihe onI CITY w we N"u'nN'n'
10 exceed me 'Hplnl "l 'N"',''m@ y, no'. ,on
ppf''' "''lp,'' h'""''s '''', ,t'.',,,
~ government money every N''i' Sh""'u
IN present rate OF increase ,oh''""'
VIII be matter "i "hN 'uuu' ''h"'
years before okIah"nh ny n,,''nN WI
dlFnity OF l"lng ml''oh u"''' p's''
office cily -
Comparison WIN oue"
houston, when j. a '''''vV' ,',l. h''
population i"''r 'hh' ol 'N''h'ui !
Guy. ana vienna MN '"'' "n','''
IN, fo't N"'U, l''"'' ana l"' "ln''
cities " ~" southwest o.. Mk'' '''N,
~ hrro"'hinr lh' 't' '' '"'N '''f "'
u"i compare w'h "
No, onlN we're lhr tr'''p' lui w" "a,
fiscal year larger thHh ever l"i"ir wv
tn receipts ~ IN" on" m"nu' N",n y
I'ls. orllpr'd thpsr 'i lh' SAW" m"n,n
Toe 1915 h1 N.-i'''. lhr ln,al receipts
were N'i'iH' ~ HsHlhfl h'''l'- l"i
March l'la ana N"f' W" lN'E'' mon'n
"a receipts n tho hi.io'' OF 'h' 'e'Hl 'l
iir" since n' establishment m lN'
Unless ihr pus~l appropriation hlU
nov before congress pnsHoe. ~" Hlai'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

As % prelude 20 n
dI mis- val and prlH'
ngiri declared
There b. no law
union that viii Just
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
ZEPPELIN RAID
ON THAMES MOST
EXTENSIVE YET
Bt IItTI>.

LONDON. April l.-t3:j9 y. ny
Twenty eight persons we're killed and
forty four injured In Friday nights
air raid. according TO official figures
given out Saturday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

ed from points on the southeast, the
east and the northeas, coasts and In me
eastern counties Indicate that Fr'oay
Nights zepplr raid or ralds-for there
we're apparently separate ventures, NORM
and south were tho most extensive yet
undertaken.