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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04

that business lie is not the ultimate
to the woman, but means to an end.
The business woman, he will declare, is
constantly looking toward marriage
and a home
To the third allegation-that the
business woman is menace to the
morals Of Socicty-thc reply will be
that the modern woman engaged IN
business had been "viciously Sian,
dered," and that morality is as preva
lent in the office as in other places
but that "hystcrical and ncuraSthcnlc
wives" of employers, by their unreaS-
enable and unreaSoning jealousy and
suspicion OF women employed IN OF
ficcs. have placed Some business wom-
en- under suspicion
That business is menace to the
health of the woman will be retuted by
the statement. With proper intervals
Of relaxation, woman has demonstrated
as much physical endurance as man,
Finally, Mr Hutton will declare that
the greatest menace OF today IS not
the business woman, but the woman
who is idle
In view Of the present high cost of
living" he will say, 1--WE may well say
Of the modern business woman, as was
said Of Esther of SDd She has come
to the kingdom for such a time as
this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
'Hysterical Wives Cause
of SLander at Woman in
Business, Says Hulten

"As long as employers have hyS-
terical and neuraSthenic wives, some
business women will ALWAYS be under
suspicion
This will be the answer OF Rev II
II, Hulten, pastor OF the First Bap-
tist church, to the antagonists OF the
feminist movement. who declare that
the presence OF woman in the business
world is a menace TO society as now
constituted.
He viii make his answer in the
course Of a lecture on as the Business
Woman a Menace" 1t will be de
lrycred tomorrow at the First Baptist
church, and is the crx OF his entire
series OF lectures on the feminine
peril"
The first allegation he will answer is
that women are crowding men out OF
industry and reducing the wage scale
He will prove that in reality she has
gone into pursuits in which She IS par
tltularly qualified and for which men
do not particularly care Instead OF
dividing mans loaf Mr. Hulten will
declare, woman has brought another
leaf into the home
The second allegation /, that The
woman In business life is a menace
10 the home"
Mr. Hulten's reply will prove that
business TO woman is merely an avoca-
ton, while to man IT is a vocation and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
LOCAL BARRIERS
'AC|N' HUGHES
AND HIS BEARD
Union and Non-Union TonSOr-
iaIiStS for Wilson,

Oklahoma City barbcrS-moSt NJ
them-stand solidly for the reelection
Of Woodrow Wilson.
And this applies to uon-union aSwell
as union wlcdcrs Of the razor and
scissors
Don't Like Whiskers.
Ton>oriahstS are not behind the
president on account OF his attitude a,
a friend Of the wage Garner, its be
cause OF something that strikes even
closer home. It's the fear OF return
to whiskcrS that has made the clipper
men sit mp and take notice
ANY barber is a fool that will vote
for Hughes; he's cutting his own
throat" declared one OF the craft this
morning
Fear Hughes Beard.
With the republican candidate wear
ing a full hlrSute adornment, the bar
bcrs feel that should he be made the
'irst man in the land" others might
follow IN his wake and adopt the flow
ing beard
And that would mean a falling ofPnn
shave receipts the very thing thstNo
honeSt-to- goodness h'rhcr wants 60 see.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
STOP! CAL0MEL
IS QUICKSILVER
It's mercury! Attacks the
bones, salivates and
makes you sick.

There's no reason why person
should take sickening, Sallvatng calo-
mel when 50 cents buys large bottle
of Dodson's Liver Tone-a perfect sub
s,itu,e for calomel
II is pleasant vegetable liquid
which will start your liver Just as sure
" as calomel, but it doesn't make You
sick and can not Salivatc.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is per
fectly harmless
Calomel is a dangerous drug. II is
mercury and attacks your bones. TAX.
a dose OF nasty calomel today and you
will feel weak, sick and nauseated to-
morrow Don't lose a days work Take
a spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone In
stead and you will wake up feeling
great No NOR. biliouSncSs constipa-
ton, sluggishness, headache coated
tongue or sour stomach Your drug
gist says if YOU don't find Dodson's
Liver Tone acts better than horrible cal
omel your money is waiting for you.
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04

custom, they don't have to take off
their hat, uucs, they want to-
The plta-pat, referred to by Miss
Collar 1t is presumed are those
owned b, the bald-hcadcd. rheumatic
gentlemen, whose objections to the
relic" caused Mr. ScorcSby to an
uounte hi, lid policy
Miss Collar stated that, while she
appreciated the chyalric attitude OF
the great majority vt men, she thought
that IN some instances the business
man might be far too busy to observe
the courtesy She even predlcted that
IN the future Oklahoma City men
might adopt the non duitlng attitude
assumed IN certain cIilc, ot the east
Favors Custom.
Miss Helen Morris, Stcnographer Tor
the Chamber OF Commerce who BY the
way. has occasion 10 ride IN the Col
cord elevators numerous times every
day; said she stands firmly IN favor
oi continuance OF the relic
Another ,tcnographcr employed on
the same floor, oplncd
"Ihr custom of mems removing their
hat, IN elevators /, ono OF the chlyalrlc
western habits, which an eastern wom-
an notice, first when coming to OKLA
homa In many cities IN the east the
men keep on their hats on all occasions
"Ol course # a man has his hands
full Of bundles or papers, no woman
i atHf IA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
Price Of Whisky
Is Going Up; Man
Pays $l1 for Drink

Price Of whisky i, way up One drink
cost II h Donahuc oi Shawnee $ll.
Donahuc in the city ,uurt this morn
ing charged with drunkenness told the
story of how he came to Oklahoma City
Yesterday afternoon. MT an old college
chum, who had bottle oi very fine
liquor
"llc invited me To- Join him in a drink
We went to hi, room and | took a mod.
cratcly sized dram | was walking
along the street a short time altcrward
and a policeman arrested me" related
Donahuc
Pa,rolman Frazier said that DonahuC
was drunk Judge Swtlcr fined him
$40 and costs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
Pink Boil Worm
Found in Mexico

WASHINGTON, Nov 4-Thc pink
boil worm, most destructive cotton pest
known. has appeared FOR the first time
in North America. The department Of
agriculture announced that worms had
been discovered in northern Mexico
where their presence, the department
SAYS in an official announcement
constitutes one of the creates, men
aces which has come to the American
industry in its history Importation
from Mexico OF cotton seed cotton
seed huls and seed cotton is prohibited
under an order issned late today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
Vital Statistics
Building Permits.

Building Permits,
Local Construction company, t23 West
Twenty flfth street, addition. 81 500
Local Construction company. s32 West
sixteenth street, dwelling, 5000
Theodore lngola 1890 West Tenth
street. dry room $500
j. g. DUcdeCkct, 1905 West Thirty.
eighth street repairs. $3.50
oklahoma Refining company. 92O East
Washington avenue, warehouse, 81 226
oklahoma Refining company, garage,
t2li
oklahoma Reflninr company, boiler
house, S2,27i
Marriage Licenses
Edgar c. Hampton, 20 years old, and
Della Jordan 20 years old. both OF this
city
Robert II Penney. II years old, and
Cotrlnno Beard. rs years old, both Of
this city.
George pet,is. 20 years old and Cecil
Graves. rs years old, both " this city.
While Kuucklcs, u wears old, and lsn-
belle Scott. ~ years old both OF Luther
" A. weHtmcrland. ~ wears old 0uth.
RTE, Carrie Myers, 2S years old, Choctow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
NEGR0'S lNS0lENCE
SENDS HIM TO JAIL

mSolence displayed by T W Wins.
lcit. negro tailor. in the city court lhi,
morning resulted in his being ordered
TO the city iail for contempt WAlcu
was charged with vaprancy and opcrat.
inp a confidence game
Detective Ed SnclSon in teStliyiug re-
fcrrcd ,o Wm,lctt as ",hi, negro"
"You know my name" interrupted
the negro
~ will continue Your case and youI
bond is revoked" said Judge Splitter
Officer. take this man to Jail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
G|RLS!! WOMEN!
TAKE CASCARE1S
|F C0NST|PATED
They liven your liver and
bowels and clear your
complexion.
Don't stay headachy, bilious
with bad breath and
stomach sour.

Tonight sure Take Cascarets and
enjoy the incest gcntle't Her. and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Cascare,s will livcn your liver and
clean your thirty feet of bowels with
out gripping. You will wake up feel
ing grand Your head will be clear.
breath right. tongue clean, stomach
sweet, eyes bright step elastic and
complexion rosy-thcy'rc wonderful
Get a l0cent box now at any drug
store. Mothers can safely give a whole
CaScarct to children any time when
cross, ieycrish, bilious, tongue coated
or constipatcd-they are harmless
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
WOMEN DIFFER
ON HAT LIFTING
Men Should Remove Lids in
Elevators, Some Say,
ONE AGAINST OLD CUSTOM
Men VIII Discard Practice,
Says Miss Collar

Shall Oklahoma City men continue TO
doii their lids when riding with ladies
in elevators
The question was raised yesterday
when O G. Scorcsby, superintendent Of
elevators in the Colcord building an
nounced that he is contemplating post
ing signs in his cars to the effect that
men need got take of their hats when
women are present
Custom Worn Out.
In explaining the proposed innoya-
ton he declared the custom TO be a
worn out relic OF the days when knight
hood was in flower" although the news
papers OF those times fail 10 mention
any kind OF elevators except the ones
used in boosting unfortunate kings and
queens up to the guillotne He further
stated that 1t is unjust 90 the modern
busy business man to compel him to
take off for sew seconds his hat, as
the elevator shaft is chuck full OF drafts
and incipicnt colds
Miss Collar Talks.
"Why, bless their hearts" said Miss
jeanette Collar, chief clerk to Gov
ernor Williams, when asked what she
thought OF abandoning the id-doiting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
GMeIHEATRES

Empress.
Marie Doro. the brilliant and beautiful
Paramount star. who recently crelbCd
such success In Common Ground, %
Monday In the Laaky production Of The
Lash Although at first Miss Doro II
seen a. child on a forgotten little
Island she quickly blossoms forth into
society fnvortc, and the thcater-go-
Ing public VIII have an opportunity to
zee her IN n number of new and be
witchng gowns, Elliot Dexter. her hus-
band, appears In the supporting cast
Tonight. Theodore Roberts and Anita
King IN The Lash
Folly.
Four acts OF Pantages vaudeville will
hold the Folly boards the first four DAYS
OF the coming week, opening ut the sun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
Americans Held
In Mexican Jails
for Cattle Theft

FL PASO. Texas. Nov. ALBERT
Harold, an American, is held in the
luarez Jail on charges OF cattle steal
ing, it was learned here tonight Har-
old is said TO have Tough, with Villa
formerly
The Carranza authorities said that
three other Americans were arrested
on the same charge by Carranza patrols
hrlp,, Giir1yl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04

new bill at the Lyric The sunday pro-
gram includes Gordon and Reveni, Eu-
ropean novelty equlllbrlsts; McCloud and
Carp musicians; John = Reed, with =
bundle OF original minStresy and Low
ell and Esther Drew. n pair OF comedy
folk whose singing and dancing IL u
high order. The Lyric management an
nounces that Pathe Motion Picture fea-
lures viii be shown in that house ex-
cluslvely, from now on on the Sunday
program win he the Pathe News Week
ly Of the worlds most important oc-
currences. II Gold Rooster drama and
some others.
Majestic.
Woman again outpolnts man In This
Gun Runners" current "Girl From Fris-
co" story today ut the Majestic. Keen
comedies are on the program also. To-
morrow The Better Man" Bison drama
of the woods, Ia n prominent feature,
while Monday registers the closing OF
the who's Gulty1" series Succeeding
this will he Helen Holmes new chapter
play. "A Lass OF the Lumb"-iands
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
Political Advertising)
The Sane Progressive
Citizens of Oklahoma
Will Elect
PARKINSON

Campbell Russell has been Okla
homa's most expensive citizen
Thirty-one initiated petitions have
been voted on since statehood. Sec
retary OF State Lyon says these
have cost the state approximately
SS000000, Russell has initiated ten
petitions. So far only ONE of his
has been adopted and that had to do
with the way the board of agricul-
ture should be created and organ.
iled. Mr. Voter, figure from the
above what Russell forced you to
pay for simply the method OF organ
iilng the board of agriculture, and
be ,s even now initiating "Nn %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04

day matinee The acts are booked In
conjunction with the pnntngcs Coast cir
cult ot which the Folly now is n part
virginia Pearson queen Of emotional
actresses viii appear ON the screen In "A
vivid drama OF domestic llfe. romance
intrigue and the evils of gossip. "A Tor
tufed Heart" -Four shows ON Sunday, at
30, 30. I.30 and 9 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
BIG DANCE TONIGHT

BIG DANCE TONIGHT
Roofing and Dancing Free-where
the Big Crowd Will Be-Eleo,ion
Returns and Big Dance Tuesday
Night at the Auditorium.
Big dance tonight and every
night Admission, ladies Sc. gentle.
men lOc Dancing free Why no,
have a good seat and hear who is
elected president Tuesday night, or
dance II you wish Complete elec-
tion returns as furnished by the
Oklahoma News.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04
Liberty,

"The Prince Of Liars. hu'hllng farce
set 20 music by the Douthitt- Wilson Mu-
steal Comedy players IN announced as the
coming attraction beginning sunday at
tho Liberty thcnter together with two high
class vaudeville acts Comedy will be the
prevailing element I'm tho now hill with
new costumes. special scenery and music
In the musical show. Tho vaudeville
acts include II singing Comcdieune and
quartet Ofcomedy entertainers,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04

Local vaudeville fans are TO he gwen
another treat with the opening OF tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04

With George II Dodson in congress,
every part Of the Filth district will be
really represented
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-04

Boyd Coca Home W. r. BOYD OF Kan
sas city. representative of Former Pres
idcnt Taft In the movement 10 organize
IN oklahoma a branch OF the League to
Enforce Pence. has returned To hts home,
following the meeting held here yes err
day He viii probably return MS soon as
the state organization Of the league is
perfected
The sun., 1916-05-02

WANT TO SELL. any house and land
r,rht on shore front: deep water, 30 min
u'rs ou.. littlc cash al! $500 monthly.
WSLR. box IL sun once
The sun., 1916-05-02
EUROPEAN MAILS.

sor rivorpooI will take mail. closing ~
1880 p NJ for Europe. except ,ormAhy'
sust-ia uungAry, buNomhurs. Gulgars'
Sertis Turkey. mo neither ande. HorwsY'
sweden and Denmark also 10Y AlaeH A.n
ana Portugal will oe taken when spec'AiS
u" Tho swedish American liner Stockholm,
sailing Tomorrow for GothenouTg ~!
take mat: e'o.,ns ] =, Sso .,a a nv..i. Mi '0'
The Trsnsat. at.antica Itaiiana liner pan;:
Atghlori. sailing Thursday for naples; vi
iIumanis. switzerland ana Greece.
Tho Crock liner vasiists sohsiHh',n1s aH.
NIen specially addressed only.
The White s,ar liner Celtic sailing fr'-
day 'or Liverpool: vii tax. nal: c'os,ns
~ =. 60 T. NJ foi. EUROPE. e%ce?, Ger
4a.'. Austria, Hunsars; LG.erSq,s r,s, s,s
norway. sweden and Denmark. alec foi
Africa. West Asia and Eat; lndies MAI
for spain ana Portugal will be iahen on'S
when specially addressed
day for Bordeaux. al! take mail. closini
at noon tor France. Rainania, Switzerland
Italy rgyp., Greece, British Iudia Srltiel
East Atr:cD. Sian. Malta. G.oratar. Cey
lon straits settlements. Dutch East Indies
We. Australia shi P.-sla
Tho NollauG.Ancr'c liner Ryndsn
sailing SATURDAY COR Falmouth and Rotter
dam viii isk- mat. ciosine 81 80 4. ~.
for Great Britain. ITe.And. Belgium IL
Netherlands. Switzerland. Russia ana sout
Tho Italian ,.n.- Csse-,a. sailing ss,ur
dsy for Genoa. viii take mail, closing a
$40 A 81, for Italy. Runan!a. sr!:E-r
, ANA ana Greece
The sun., 1916-05-02

NEW YORK REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
MANHATTAN BEACH
STept BY Ocean Breezes
JOSEPH p DAY. ~ Nassau 81
les Axent Phone Cort. "a

LAWYERS MTG co 20 X George Fsik
iai Central Pk ". atty. l. 7 co. .S2% 600
4srU ST iuJ wEdwib a Ely TO u $
Trust 20. ~ Wall st. at,ye, stewart 4
The sun., 1916-05-02
sAT1srIED MORTGAGES.


Cwith name and address Of lenders az.
TT wASHrNGToN Az. swc 1881 st.
o2sniti -NPs.llxi?o, July II, 1918.
Sorth Castl" Realty torpn to Abel
ting AMI aro; atty. thas Il McC'a-thN,
nivERsibE !; iibE pR ios,h st, so'iissi, 'iiS
sept 49, lol5---Ciarissa p Warren TO
Chas y BavkIey. S37 nv Dr. atty. Morris
.Trisds..s', -" N,ssa. st;;;.;,. $40 coo
wUo Of VIM G Renw-ck TO De MI, Dis
p.ns.ry, S.' B~a.; atty, T q 90. l!s
ls-TH sr' S: w. Mar IS, lsi.-M.ry' Miy'Vvy
Il Dohrlnan 'Ren"ick and sno. TO same
SAME PROPERTY, Mar ls, isi.-sam- 70
same same atty ,,...,.......,..,S2,
I%TH AV. ?i,,h and ?lbth cts and Hudson
River. the block contains 3lN acres
are s"rss. % May is, SicrdSin n A"'vs Wa,,on so 10
Arthur Baldwin. atty. T q GO. lIs
scTH sT, n = 1915 e s,h ay, So sxicc.S, GoSv
May ?s, lsss--John Laimbeer TO Mary j
,,trm ~ s:s W, reb TO- isos.,JaSoS sosjJ ..SoS
Wall 1t, sdn estate Cls& Greenwood /:
.sp sr s.? sss w sth ss ss.,oct SSy
ioOS--Miil,. t'lamsn TO Hcdwis Enxei;
atty, q Co. l76 Bway 81 900
10Th ST, l: u. June ~, isli-Lemucl II
Costikysn e, al, nrm cost!kysn a. CO. 20
May c Dodge; atty q Co lis
SAB nTSf ~ :, r. Apr is. ,acsHy suTshsIl .sG .pD
r. ,y z, s,,W 81" T., TO 'r's h;,;n pr,'1 e,
s,sr 81, go ., Apr IS lsii;-.pavid Hsrs
s'.nx: aus. ass 4 stsiauuilsH ISlI q
The sun., 1916-05-02
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

3OrH ST, Ns E--Isab u Giliet to Emit,
grant Indus saws Bank. 81 Chambers Il ;
stiys u & r. O'Gor1nsn. ~ chambers
llsTH ST, ~ E--Isadore Grosnan to E,ri
grant Indus Saws Bank, 81 Chamber ~ (;
Uttys, X T. J O'Gorman. 81 Chambers
cnERRy ST.. Ell, and water st. s::sDU s:s%
Ittie Guar q Irus 20 10 too uerpener
ot Al, trus, ~ W 95th ST. atty. r q
AMsTERpAM Av' sss,-wm II Walker and
ano. trus, to Greenwich Saws Bank, ?t6
Gth av' attys. 8, i6 Cedar
ssTH SsTI, n .. % . PARK av, cox. biz
Jas l. McGoyern 81 al TO Bowery Savs
Bank, l?s Rower!; atty. Cadw.l.dsr,
W 4 T, ~ wal st,....,.,......e:6. 900
i5STH ST. n ;, l.5 Bwsy. lo0x9s IL
Lawyers Mtg co to Central Trust Co OF
New York, trus; atty Lawyers ME-
,srn sT. soS..7 E-psvid II S.nb:rser .i'to to
Hy + kroser. 80 " ias,h st, atty, ~
EAST ESD Ay, 50 jerome Mic 10 SAM
Schneider, SO Hinsdale ~. Pkyn attys
4 " Blumenthal rs Nassau
cHaRIsrot,piMxEi ST. n >. 81. v w.v.r.y
ri. 3?N7<x3.,l--Geo a Quinby to Law.
yevs Mtg Co. 30 Liberty It; atty. J.
Ce.....s..sss.ssS... .''sSeooe
The sun., 1916-05-02
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, NAV Tho eureoa
Milwaukee and hattleship oregon have A.
rived at san Francisco. the DESTROYER
HOPKINS. HglL rruxtun ana torpeto boat
WE.pp.c n Sau Diego. collier AJAX a
SaSasaki destroyer Bushnell AZ Rosor
hs,''csh,r Flor,ts a. New York sue
marine Ii at Roston collie Ncptunr .
rrl,,obh': de.troyer Nicholson a. Fo-
M,nln, dt-trovcrs Paul ZONES aud S'"wsr
at Nar" Island h~tt'sshtp C,ah A. Nor'i
E.',r. New York hat'lesnlp Vermont an
ropatr shu vulcan ~ Hamu'ol Roads
GIuhalt Wheeling AZ Puerto Mexico
'iurhoa' Albany has sailed from sreiu'-
TOW for S.sttls. torpedo boat Rainnr'dg
from Manila tor 7amhoanEa collier Bruru
'rurl S0rfo,k ysrf foG Cr's'o'A'. "c''l'
" ,'-- tro,u Hor'olk ,srd f0- Gusnfa'an' b
Iestrt 'r M.rphnoush from hey Ne>' I
~ r.,rIur. EuNhoat Ne'ei' tEolu t'oreaI
Tor t,..',. DESTROYER S'rho's N fror' fn'
NiN'u 'rr >or'oA 'ruuSNor' Prairi" f,-'
',r,uta' .tIup for rnrt an Tr'rc"' crI'r
Irnu.cth.l. truu sew NNrk va 'or H's
you. ,.l.cr rr''sut ',Nn, N'Eus't e
lI..u.uiu uoUI'ur Tul 'ahas.re sn' 50
ttroAer NNrGCu from Key WsN for hsnN
on RosdA
The sun., 1916-05-02
NARROW B'WAY APARTMENT
Fourteen stories 10 Go IN on book,
man site At iOOtb street.

ON the small plo, at the northwest
corner of Broadway and Tooth street
the Maunck Realty Company, controlled
by the Bookman estate, plans to build
q fourteen story apartment hotel. en-
bodIing unusual features. The site has
frontage Of 26.'o feet ON Broadway
aud loo feet ON the street. and is now
improved with a three story frame build
ing ON the broadway frontage and one
story brick structure in the rear. Plans
for the new Improvement arc about to
be hled. The designs have been made
by Samuel Levirgson. architect, and call
for structure which will have a res
taurant. roof garden. bowling alleys and
billiard rooms. There will also be sev.
cral stores In the building. which is
estimated to cost Sl5O.00o.
The sun., 1916-05-02
THE WEATHER.
Tor eastern New York, showers and
cooler to-day; tomorrow, !etr mcdef@se y"
frcAh southwest to west winds. ,,


frc.h southwest 10 west winds.
For New jersey. showers and cooler WIS
afternoon or night; tomorrow, 'air, cool~r
moderate 10 fresh southwest to northwest
winds .
For Sew England, rhcwers 20 day soo...
IN ~. interior. to morrow fair; moderate
20 fresh ~outhvest and vest winds -,.
For western New York. rain ana nocn
XEw yoRk. May a.--High pressure
covered - Atlantic and East Guif STATE
Yesterday from a principal centre over
'"f The how Wea,hor n"a"' IN those sections wa-
generally fair but an area OF dcpression
central over Michigan caused rain " ne
lake regions and middle MISSISSIPPI Nansy
westward In troughike formation to
secondary cen,r. over southern TexG
r. E..e~here IVES, OF tho Mississippi the
pressure Wls high. excepting = smali de'
II was warmer In AL sections eoutn sna
east Of Michigan and colder IN tne .uppsr
Mississippi vailey and West ana eou'n
wes'. 49,. ~,,-
Frces,n weather prevailed from MT. MT.
nesots to Montana and sojtn INTO haneaA
Colorado and northern New Mexico.
A, Cheyenne, wye" is degrees ABOVE
zero was reported
In this ci'y the day was fair ana warmen
wind fresh southeast. avers-o hum'di'y:
q. ner cent. barometer, corrected TO r. 80
20 sea lovei. at 5 4 NJ. 5000. T. 81
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The ,.np.-s'urs =. ,h,' Ely y,s,:,re s1s..saayi !.
/ .hown In tho annexed table:
"a ~ 'y9 ~ 'si:i' AZ ep. NJ. -, s.,
ls .o3, ip', pp. Nj. -. ~,
3P NJ 500 5s'il. Mid 6:' S2
Highest temperature e5'. AZ 1920 y. NJ
| Lowest temperature. a.. at 3A3 n. d.