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ALWAYS IN STYLE

Ii sou have your suit pressed. clean ed and repaired by us--
 We will make them lock like Lew We do dry or gasoline cleaning We do steam cleaning
 We make alterations
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing for Ladies' and Gentlemen. We make 6 speciality of making ant repairing fura.
 First class workma nshtp
 All work guaranteed Our prices ara reaeonabln. Once customer always Q customer.
 Como and sec us. we will give you our prices before we do your work We epnre"is,e vour patronage.
 NOME TAILORING CO.,. Between segerstrom s Hagen and
 2ehners Jeweiry Stores  Calling Cards at the Nugget Office
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PAPER MONEY
 OF WAR TIME

the amount in circulation was no less than 1851 500, 900, or double the note circulation of the bank of England. A special gold reserve. deposited against them, rose to 741-s per cent of the outstanding currency notes" on March 3. Since then. no more gold has been added to that reserve; whose ratio to outstanding notes on September 22 had accordingly declined to 40 1-2 per cent
 Such Is the movement of events. even in the greatest of the European fnan. cial states. Ordinarily some sign of currency depreciation or gold premium would have been visible aiready--at any rate on the continent, where gold redemption of the central bank note currency has been generally abandon ed. Yet, except for c month or two In Germany-where the bid of a prem ium on gold was stopped by law imposing fine and Imprisonment for such bids-there Is on the European home markets no outward sign of cur rency depreciation. Instead. the who'll ly novel spectacle has been witnessed of German people handing over $2s0. 000.000 to the government bank, in exchange for notes, and the French people similarly giving up s173. .Ooo. .oOt h fourteen weeks. This will long rank as a paradox in economic history New York Post.
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Last Tuesday the German Reichs- banks statement, covering a week in which payments of S1,250,000,00o were said to have been made on the third imperial war loan, gave some interest ing figures. Of the weeks increase of s173, 100000 In the Reichsbank's cash reserve, only $1,131 900 was go1d-all the rest presumably. paper currency of the various sorts now afioat in Ger many. Before the war the weekly in crease or decrease in the banks cash holdings was usually made up. barely 10 one third. of other currency than gold. The present enormous payments In paper money not only reflect with drawal of gold from outside circula- ton by the Reichsbank. but the infla- ton of the currency itself. For the SIP 2.30O.000 added to the banks re- serve last week does not include the imperial banks own note circulation Even that Is larger by s640,00o,00 than In the month before the war.
 But Germany is not alone in this ex- pansion of paper currency. The French government has borrowed s1.- 100000 from the bank of Franco since the war began, and the bank has in the same period issued s1,350, 100000 in new note circulation. This Is not
 strictly speaking. left handed issue of currency by the government. for the notes are technically secured like our own former national bank note
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THE OFT-bESiEGED WALLS
 or CONSTANT T|N0PlE

Surely the stones of Constantinople must thrill back an echo to the souLd of the battle that once more rages before her walls So many times be sieged so staunch and untakable. the stones which hurled back Goth. Pers- ian, Arabs (twice) Bulgarians. Rus sians -four times); which defied Bay exid II. and Murad H.. surely must throb when martial standards take the breeze.
 Not since that other Constantine gave up with his life the ancient city to tho warrier Turk rom over the Borporus, Mohammed H.. so far back as 1463. has Christian ruled Constan unopls. Mohammed brought to the rsbsllious walls a revolution in war fars-cannon of size hitherto unknown. Now, with furthes revolution in war material. no more unbelievable now than his was then, the city Is involved
 So much of romance clings still to the ancient Grecian empire that the world wonders whether the new Con- stantine ever thinks upon the old; whether his mind turns ever to the pslacs of old Byxtntium, and he spe- culatss If for the third time the walls will yield the city. even as to tho Latin Crusaders of the early thirteenth cen tnry. and after all these years the city dedicated In the year s3o to the ser vtss of Christ" again give homo to
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LIFE IN THE
 TRENCHES

Life upon the daily living of sol dier in the trenches Is shed by a cor respondent of the London Times, who tells us that the average English sol- dier is better fed in war than in peace, receiving as a daily ration tho follow ing: One and a quarter pounds of fresh meat and bread. a quarter of . pound Of bacon, three ounces of cheese and sugar. i've ounces of vsSstables. .
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COMING EVENTS
U. 8. MAIL MOVEMENTS.

Mali for Kousarok and Teller leaves
 Mali for other sections of Seward peninsula and tho outside closes Mon- days and Friday. at 4:30, registered; and ordinary mail. five o'clock ?. ID.
 Malls arrive Thursday and Sunday
 Mails leave Tuesday and Saturday morning.
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Christian church.
 Win such history there should need little stirring save of memory to valiant deeds. Wisdom Is In peace, but what says the memory of Miltiades' heroic battle against the Persians. of Leonidas and his tand with the 300 spartans against xsrxes on the battle field of Thermopylae. of all the other deeds of might and stirring armss
 But the Greek was ever wise as we'll as brave. perhaps in witness he sees bigger victory today.--Seattle P.-L
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issues also a war expedient) by gov ernment obligations. Nevertheless, the expansion of the paper currency goes on In France 1t is now more than doubt what 1t was at the end of July 1914.
 The changes In England's currency have differed from those of either France or Germany. The bank of Englands own circulation is only $20,- O00,0O0 larger than at the outbreak of the war; and all of that Is specifically covered by increased gold on hand But the so-called currency notes''- the emergency issue authorized in Au- gust. 1914-tell a somewhat different story. The notes are put out through the private joint stock and savings banks, against pledge of approved commercial paper. with the govern ment: In this way they closely resemble our own so-called "Aldrich- -Vreeland currency" of which some s36l, 900. 900 (now all retlred) was put out by our national banks In the early war months.
 The English currency notes'' are legal tender. The first officisl report of them on August 26, 1914, showed s1O7, 100000 then outstanding. A year ago this week the total had risen to $146,000.000; on December 31, to s1S2,- 100000; at the end of last June to s226,900,000. Then came on even more rapid increase, until, week before last
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THE GREAT ANTIQUITY
 OF FLORIDA

For many years the origin of the peninsula of Florida has been the subject of speculation among scien lists. Some sixty years ago the great naturalist Louis Agassiz advanced the hypothesis that the greater part of the peninsula had been produced dur ing comparatively recent times by successive growth of coral reefs along its southern margin, which has thus been extended farther and farther into the waters of the gulf. A few years later Joseph LeConte restated this view of the organic origin of Florida and suggested that the work of corals has been largely supplemented by mud and other sediments dropped by the gulf stream.
 This hypothesis was generally &C., cepted as correct for many years, but in 1881 Prof Eugene A. Smith discov- cred that the greater part of the peninsula of Florida Is underlain at no great depth by limestones which are not the work of corals and which were formed long before the recent
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 For the last 34 years these funda
 dental rocks of Florida, often called he Ocala limestone, have been thought
 be nearly equivalent in age to the Vicksburg limestone of Mississippi md Alabama and have been called the yicksburg group. A short time ago '. Wythe Coke Of the United States geological survey, discovered that the Ocala or so-called Vicksburg lime stone of Florida contains many fossil remains of sea shells of the same spe cies that occur In the marls near Jackson, Miss, and that are known to have become extinct before the rocks at Vicksburg were deposited. It there- lore appears that the Ocala limestone is of about the same age as the Jack son formation and Is considerably older than has heretofore been sup posed. Instead of being of recent ori- kin. as was thought by Agassiz and LeCante, the Florida plateau was In existence during the Eocene era probably two million years ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

In Answering Ads. Pleas. M.n,,on Time. ..
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iOANS-REAL ESTATE SECURITY

-~~~>>~>~~>~~~~>~~~~~ ~~~~~>~.>|~~~-~S>~~>~~~~~
WE WANT 10 mako "A few 81 900 or
s. OOD real estate loans
CLARENCE H.. THOSPER & 60.
100 w Eighth st Phone Wal 1876
dcuCe property, quick action.
EVEREST n CAMPBELL
W I22 S31 Leo Bldg
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FOR SALE,
1913 Oldsmobile. $3.50
1913 overland. $3.50
1913 Chnlmcrs'tondster, $500
1915 Chalmers roadster
6.cyliudcr, electric starter, ctc., Si2j.
1918 Hudson touring car. $3.50
1914 Studehaker truck
clecirict starter, etc, NI5.
1914 Ford delivery. 1915.
1914 Ford touring ear.
starter. etc 1875.
1914 Ford touring ear. 5000.
1913 Ford touring cHr. 1895,
1913 Buick roadster. $50
1914 Ford racer $3.50
Delivery bodies ~ All descriptions
Allbry Motor Exchange, Maple 2li n
" Main
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w,\tlD-Ni>,t.I,NrOrs

s~~~~~-~>~-,s~s>~~~s~-~~- -~s-sN>~s>S~>-y
MONEY Res, cash paIi frs mems sec.
cnd hand clothing viii call Wal ass
Hanks
WANTED Parcels. msssagcs anything
10 deliver; city lmus Zoe I, grcs
klSniiNu wood for sale rhear rhune
walnut Az
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JORDAN HOTEL

Nicely furnished rooms; strictly first
'lnss. soc Ijc up. l22ls W California
wal 7i5q
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SITUATIONS w,>rEp-frM,Ir.

~ Nnsw rting Ais rlssse Mention Time.
s~S~~~s~~~~~~~-~~~~~~s~-
~ WANTING nurse fHf confinement
,,scu please ,lI 'HN West % Sc. ,nu.
itnl tilI
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MALE HELP WANTED.


s>~>~~->~~~~~~~~~~>>
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to work rural
routes IN oklahoma in the interest OF
our publications. county rights reserved
To owners Of Ford roadsters and those
who own rigs II will pay 10 investigate
a commission proposition; must be aple
10 furnish surety bond. Asst. Circulation
Mgr Daily Oklahoman, Oklahoman b'os
LEARN TO drive automobiles. complete
driving course, sl0 Fords ~. ihOhe
Wal 1892: Automobile School
WANTED Stenographers. bookkceperr'
clerks and Hlesmen Cfirst class .onNl
10 register with us for positions, liuHl-
nev Mems Clearing House, 300 baum
Iildg Wal loi7
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In Answering Ads Please Nr"t'"n 'hnes
LADY Representatives. wanted. pleasant,
profitable work The Hygcin shop,
81. 81 Robinson
YOISG LADY who hps hud experience
iu operating Ndir"ssugrpph mnch0n'
Apply 10 Nr sheldon Room 40 Pioneer
lilig
WANTED White r0rl FOR general house
work thr"o adults IN family Phone
walnut H0Nf
SrENOGHNpUY and huokkrcpiugv nrc
the uuipk,t and surrst avenues tn a
lucrative position and good Income. they
prc agreeable and fascinating Studlcs ne
taught practically and individually. day
or night. no the yoar by Prof w W.
ltnrfirs. " \. e. T.. 4. Expert Com
morcIn Tutor 72l " Finh -
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DRtSSM,hl>o ,\D MIIII>tR,

IN Answering Nds Please Mention rimr.
--~>~~sN>sN>s~SN~>s>>->s> S->s-~NN>SN> ~,>~,
MRS WATSON Nu uunc Corscticr.
N'I t-1
NNNrla slvrs l. f1. ar n, pir.r
rH.U4 f.l..u4IIy Walnut s4.I
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WE HAVE opening for mechanic with
$1,000 cash, who can superintrnd con
for right party Call room 3li, Terminal
Hldg
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EARN 81 00 an hour learn show cara
writing. complete course. 5000 T.. AZ
ccrn. Amarillo. Texas
WHY NOT mako money on the SIDE ayr,
ing Your spare time hy selling SIGN
md Incident Insurance You cnn mako
good money evenings after huIp''
SpIendil commission TO hustler. Casl-
nlty 90 NJ Amcr.'n j a. Green. state
Mgr. G2S American Natl Bank hldg
Oknhom1 Ci'y
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WANTED TO RENT.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Timee,
.~>>o>o>~~~~~-~~~~>~
NANTED-3 or well furnished rooms
for iRht housekeeping. between 700
and 1900 block ,n East I'm stu, gth,
10Th or ilth Phone Wal bl64.
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Safety RazorS Sharpened

Keen and smooth, sure to please
aiuFlc edge ..,.t..,....t.,..' so' uo1'u
Double edge .............. ..t,., loc dozen
1s \ Harvey. The Hair Edge Razor co
s a T. cigar store, oklahoma 'ny
ROOKKTEplNG and accounting taught
ly mail We train you right In your
own home during spare time, without 10
terfpriur with your present employment ,
our loose lcol system ana plh'u'h
method u training makes II easy Tor vow
Investigate. write FOR fun pitu'nlnlS
Prof J T. Bates Expert Accountant -"'
Weaver Wdg- oklahoma city
WANTED Man capable of mhnaglns
ANAL established manufacturing hnN
ncss M city. must invest fJuO WIN s'tN.
iceA for working interest In business
unless Won have business experience
don't answer give former occupation
and slty reference In first letter IA
drcs. RAJ, Times -
A FTW more live wires" wanted 10
complete the organization ol the Oklh-
homn oil stock exchange: attend N" or
gnnizntiun meeting this Monday eve
ming nt 5Ji Campbell Rldg
WANTED Two energetic Young men Ia
handle a phlfug proposition IN 'Ul
cal ut Ifs Dt IiIIE
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OFFICES AND SIORtROONIS
FOR RENT.

IN Answering ~. rl,s., Nsntion Tive.
N--'SN~~N~>~~S>~>~>N-~~N ~~->S>-~-s-y~~~>s~~~y>~
100 slllNllsl office frbma fuf rent. one
nicely furnished n iBlumuf, iUig
Nurh uuum 5il
|ll.IlliNut hH. ling 100 'tuk. and ~
" Ni'n. tHI,. a'uri's and basement
N,llW feet luIH.H, of Miller jackson A
eco. lla d ItIfufuit AZ,
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FOR SALE

fOh OAlt
urau,ini nrrsfn 1.funm house. clear
NJ inyumhtauyr un " 2nd Will trade
fnt ) nf insarrr Tract near city. prefer
nufthruat ~ northwest
\ bargain IN i1nO hlpyk on " 7th.
modern home must sell
Elegant 5sfuom house on 7and street
hasr'nVut furnace. garage, servants .
huuse muietn 81 nnn viii handle hal.
Hnrr same - rent
Heautitul s-fnom modern house. gar
arc fnf ? machines price right 400
h'urk = 10th So
Roun moiern hUise. 10, bn,i,0.
seunnt- house. harm garage. chicken
house 200 hlprt y 9Th ~
uubi little bakery. making money
good live town
Gopi bottom farm ~ ien acres miles
from Edmond OKLA as acres IN alfalfa.
So acres In wheat Is acres In oats ur
rhnfd ftSpm huusH stone arch cave.
rfsnpfN fnt loco bushels " grain Con.
crete cattle she'd Price $4,000 Loan ~
q 500 3 percent
b.Arfe tact IN Finley Highland Home
aaii'iu. r' bargain
nInAfTn naI Tn nnafnaktAg
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.

SEE Smith 4 1Iaycns. sol 5 Campbell
Bldg for choic oil leases AMI produc-
tion In Oklahoma and Texas Can de-
liver what We offer
\ FEW more live wires wanted "a
complete the organization ~ the Okla
homn oil stock exchange. attend the or.
glni1ntion meeting this Monday eve
ming AZ Iul Campbell Hldg
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WE NEED good general store and n
husiliug Young physician Address w
Il summer. cold Springs. Okla,
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IP-TO- DATE downtown cigar store fJr
sale, best location, good opportunity
for cigar man " u Groves. with
Howard Graves a Co, Wal 9i3. lish
South Brundway
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY.

FOR RENT nuhd.ng Mt $40 East Grand
3OxaO double trackRgc suitable for
machinc shop r factory Room :26
hristol Hotel Wal i110
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POULTRY A>B PITS.
N iOS. ,ti,i,ifs AND ACCsS
s0RltS.

~--s~>ss-~s-ss~~~~>--~- --~-s~ss-.S~--@@.~@~~4~s~s -
...f INI.TAEef NgfN Tnfi sutt s.
nfR piih rt'fA ,aIIrwsHt h's 1914
no passenger fNfFHHaFr fu. ahapa
SIS Ir.rie SEA-. tfts Ices ihan 81.
Nr rf'r isisrr IaraFn iii.iit West,
VIII ifsis 'srtl fts. frrrr house irf
.sroi .'t Wal SEE usul tom 10
ffiist nrfnins
a trinarr
tvn aAlT tsariy osu t..,U,ts,
rassfrrst s.hV az tun rniv i6n
MILES brrsin ai 500 rssh yau "
lost
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
In Answering Ads. rIease Iertion Times
Oklahoma.

WELL improved 100 acre farm price
5000. time on half ut 6 percent Co
acres bottom n alfalfa. good orchard,
extra good buildings. good water, going
10 quit farming Geo n Smith, owner
Moore okla Route No 3
WANTED 10 buy u farm. not over 3
miles from good town. with some tim
Der nnl plenty of water. from 10 acres
no. Also have 20 acres between Okaho-
ma city nnd ChickHsha on Frisco Tor
sale or trade Address L. NJ. 2juO :
Central. oklahoma city
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOX RENT

25C-SUNDAY DINNER--25C
Try our hlg special Sunday dinner
Tho ohio, ne Harrison
IARE southeast room with board In
walking distance. near cur line. wal
1895
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Personal.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
~~~s>~~.~>~~~>~~~.>~~-~~ ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
WE PAlNT any design YOU wnnt on
-, chin, chin hats, 800 mp, ho"ley
Sign Co. ~ y Hudson Maple 2l9
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WANTED 40 vuNr.

IN Answering ASs. rie-s. W.n,isn tim,.
WANTED Two or three unfufni shed
housekeeping fonms private family
references exchanged Maple l)2
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND ACCES-
SORES.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

FOR SALE 6-pnssenger i9lt gas car
good condition can bc seen Sll W 2lat
ST between 2 and + SuBbt don't
Ihunc TE
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BAll FY ROOMS

3iii4 y Broadway. nice cool bedroom
strictly modern. also light housekeeping
rooms Respectable. people only need np.
uly
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CADILLAC Gaze

Third and Robinson, opposite poNof-
flee; meals served in family style; meas
s. so per week Sunday chicken dinner.
25o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-03
TIRE MAKERS TO
CONSTRUCT PLANT

Election uf officers aud formal orran.
ihuon of the Southv ,-',rn TIN. Manu-.
ho'Wng COMPANY. an oklahoma Clty
company which secured charter THU.
day, giving itH capital stock ut $3.50 uoo
was scheduled to take pBr, at Z O'Clock
Friday at IN, oomp1nvs temporary OF.
fec. room $50 In the Dolcord building
Tn" incurporu'ors prr " \ NpClcl.
land. who recently removed to this cit,
from Denver. col. } TWhatIcy. John
l. McClolhnd and e. Charles Iun,s of
Oklahoma city
tn" new company next week win hy-
Sin active work iu Arranging for con.
structlon OF lts factory mrrhps, %. tn,
machinery needed oud other preliminary
work
\ site has been secured from " witt.
man 1 the intersection ol GcBry street
md Fast California avenue ON thI. will
be- erected 10 lour-stor, concrete building
30 feet
We expect Go begin erection of mr
factory building no once" suid " A
Nyil'llUnd, promoter uf tho ,ut,rprf..
n viii require som, tim, iu erect uur
building and secure the 10000 worth Df
machinery required bon lm. line of uur.
nnd We hardly viii begin uuie, manu-.
featuring before september
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-03
MEETINGS OF FORMER
PRIEST ARE BROKEN UP

CHICAGO March Joseph satlrry.
urmur Roman Catholic priest. l,ctui.
ng under tho auspices ~ the Guardians
of Liberty. who's" meeting was broken
up b, 20 disoriorh crowd here W,dnes
day night. wns again unable 10 deliver
nj. odirrs Thursday night
Ir was to have addressed meeting
~ Oakland hrll un the south I'D, hut
the agent of the building fearing there
might De- repetition Of Nrduc.das
nights demonstration. cancelled the con
tract N J. BiEooV. state guardian
M tho organization IN Illinois WAS fol-
lowed from the hnll when mo- loO for the
purpose NJ renting another auditorium In
tho n"ichhorhood hy crowd which used
thrritrninl pnguaG, bat did mo- other
damage Policemen w,r, present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-03
CANVASS SHOWS
500 REGISTERED

LoDsI headquarters of tb. lu,mcu's 81
missionary convention reported Friday
lat noon % rDrlHptIon of approximately
'n1 Volunteer Workers loo the downtown
district win complete their canvass TODAY
hnd saturday 10 is expected tnt. the
results of their work together with R
closing uu,tss uf the SUNDAY mornug
congregations throughout tine ,It,. viii
bring the registration up iu somewhere
near the thousand mark
Ih" lowest registration reported from
my of M" conventions sD far held m this
sorirs ls 6N, the next lowest being some
lhlng over 9oo The uycmg, has been
above LOO and II is hoped that Okla.
homn 'lN win ~ least reach the aver
nro before adjournment
Admission for men tu 900 sessions uf
the convention win hp exclusively a.,
ticket md tickets can ho secured ouI,
n1 registration and paving the accom-.
nnnNing fee of one dollar This ia the
nnl, m'nns ol financing th, convention
However the opening meeting of IN,
contention SUNDAY nfoinoou win hc frr,
io nn, hut nt ih'i time registrations Will
h' called for In order to uiyr EVERYONE
present 0u opporumt, tu pufI.prf, u
the work o' the convention
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COMMERCE RAIDER LURKS
OFF CAPE HENRY, REPORT

NlN NOEk March o. a report that
n German yommorur-rHid,r or urlg, was
mrNing off tapr Hrru Va. aVutuu n
chance Goo make V dash lor Newport Nuvs
uU Nuriolk was brought here Friday n
the Run lnsumr liner Grusou. arriving
here from Porto Rico The captain ul
th, liner based his hvlioi on mysterious
lights sighted uau, Thursdn,
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WAIVE PReLlMlNARY

IN RENO. Okla. March Suorpll
Mrs } W pN und Nrs lenry Buus-
teri. held I'm iuil her, DVutlul trlul In
connection with th, Nung ut Henty
Bnuslcri n M, DIV roomug house here
last Sundn, Waived the preliminary
hearing which wac called ton o.Dlo.k
this morning and were held wlhnp, nund
to await N, action uf the district court
which win open here March lN Th,
Gus, has uo, NDt been assigned
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KILLS SPOUSE ON HER
RETURN FROM ILL SON

KANSAS CITY March when his
wife returned 20 his home Frida, To visit
their l'-N'nr old SON Albert. who was
seriously ul James W Todd. ppiutrr.
shot and Killed her and then .,uousIk
Wounded himself The couple bad been
separated three weeks