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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
SOCIETY BELLE
SHOOTS HERSELF
Baltimore Woman Said to
Have Lost 100000 in
Stock Speculation.

BALTIMORE. Md. MAJ l1 Miss
Mop % Moric at. leader ln Halrmofc
society ,rylcs. who u 10 H,o f"rcntly
losi iinu.oou b, mpruient spcrulrtions
ii stock market. shot herself with sui,i.
d'l intent vt her homie and u Vus HtHts
rd Ht tho hospital where sh' wHs taken
That she probably would die
n was stated that the bullet hBd pen.
''rutri Miss NordccBis tmu and nsd
caused " fracture uf ~, skull
Miss Nourybi Nhn belongs tu fam.
lh prominent m Mar, land society fnr
tutr than century. wHs found Nlus
un the floor oi her suite iu the tt'hiou.
able Walhcft apartments shortly after
. O'Clock iu the morning There was ~
bullet wound IN her firht temple sui
h, her side lsN thr revolver with which
the hud shot herself
\ brother, u llafI, Mnfi,ypi faid The
uUuE woman h1d lrfi note directed
b Mrs 81 l.. Harrison h,r sister. hui
nr declined 'u upkr rutlN BE- yuut'r't
Miss Nufdr,,i We, un''i iuf h,f fond
u,sH irr outdoor fpuris nud formerly
hunted With th, lkuig, hounds she
va Nlso interested BOO fp,iug amt N,s d
frequent visitor iu the rmliDn track
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
BIRTH CONTROL IN TEXAS
IN INTEREST OF EGGS

SHERMAN. TcNHE. MsN ~ The old
nNi"m that too much Is sufficient was
pgin Illustrated when thousands uf
,''n- ioosi'fs, having made scfio.s
"uN pas ln the matter " conservative
coop conduct, suffered severe operation
upon their n"rks Toda, they are res
ms quii'N in various Texas butcher
shops
Fh" reason inr forcing birth control
upon the hens of the state IL thst m,
hrmcts have been getting ~ man, eggs
mat prices have steadily slumpcd Thoy
irntcd onli enough Of the gentlemen
tUNl 10 assure future chicken families
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
AMERICA STILL CAN
BUY FROM GERMAN Y

\sllNGTON. May ~ American
purchases In Germany. though but
fraction Of what they were before the
European war. have not ceased entirely.
~ was shown In import statistics rom.
p,l"d In the butc.i oi foreign and do.
nestle commerce Shipments from thr
German empire 10 the United states
irickllng through the allicr blockade SIN
mount 10 more than $1,000 0On u month
Goods are permitted 10 come only under
n ,ciel permit, aud In limited quantities
ll'fotc tho British orders In rounril
went into offcc- year aro about SO.
ono 400 worth Of imports came through
iron,hly
Figures covering the last few months
" 1915 show that toys valued NJ slightly
more than :? 0OO. OOO comprise the latr
cN single itcm Leather goods and china
ware fell slightly below $1,000. O0o each
and lnccs and paper came through IN
values of about $500. .ooo Chemical and
dps shipments reached value " on'y
$4,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
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Mopblsto Waller LlsH HYHouI
NJ Hlub.0I
The witch Song NHN S.hdl.nrs
\ M"loiwml Poem hy Ernst yun Viii
dyrbW,h
MI. iitubiol aud Nr HBub.I
s.
The uri,r ~ owls VH' have FH..Il
'ffiuu ~ the pld Fellows hlN or
Grand and Wbltcr avenues SATURDAY
,,,uiur Hi a H.Hn.r
FN
The sterling Tmmtic ,'uh entertained
with O'Clock luncheon Thur-ib, ,f
tNr Ssir,iu In honor uf Nra " g. Aver
who is leaving snuu iui her r,V home
boz l.uf1iu ohio additional guests "
IN, occasion were Nine. " " S,hunsld
Minor Sherwood. . e Hoason. " y
larsh. Milton Young ~ Muskov,c u "
Love ~ Purcell and Mise Nusy iiuirHr
son " Dallas Tho tables vcf, tr.u.
mated most pittsrtivch with roses Rue
sian cedar and hone, su,pi, and tho ru'
uups we're In M, form ~ f,i roses tnl.
lowing the luncheon four Hhlrs v,r,
ri,ru fo ihc auction uls1rrs tuH ur. iu
hrHrts Mu $ n Coleman winning urt
hTh score ~ suction 1rl Nrs " ~
Hereford at hearts Mr \ " Nouur
Won N" consolation favor Tho hnVi,
~ roses were also given un the cue b'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

town IN whrh he li,os IL resr Nv aud
" hs doesn't come nitrncr than une,
In siN weeks hc can't love you ,rty
much
,'l to not gNc up your other b,,
friends until YOU are engaged
80 No Eirht people In v fou, mas
scnErf yst would make n ton crowded
~ jealousy 10 NO, y sisn NJ invs I
know little Ftrl ~ wears old who ,hin. /.
she loves = hoy few Neats Older than
herself Ne paws NO attention 10 h.r
unless IN snmo waN che makes hin,
Jealous and 90 vhen abe IL With ,,h.,
hnvp she Enes places where .he tbirk !
he viii soc hct Tho result I. that he
telephones her and sccs to see he, The,
he loses in,eres, until his Jealous, has
assin hrcn aroused
bear Mf Thompson. | am ,,,y,.
man - years old and am In inyr stb
= gifl NJ 20 Although I love her ha,s
me-, decided 10 marry her There 4. an
other hoy about two years tnunsr, than
am who alan loves her. ,hlnl ~.
prefers me. M, he has far more mcps,
than 7 have and n ahle 10 take her Ia
more and better pisces than oan. wh.,
ran 7 10 70 make hef rive w this ,punr
mnn7 du nc, want 10 hrrnn,. sns.rr,
IN ~ Fn 50
You az Vcrv selfish msn tn van,
ilt rifl ~ riye up msn Win ptnhsii,
wants ~ matfy hrf You deserve 4.
have het drop YOU In ~, future t,,n.
slider her interests AZ veil Ne our oNn
and gi,v ur The idoa uf ha,inr hes 10,
toui own until the iau,y moves yuu Ia
find another sifl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
MISSION SCHOOL
COMING IN JUNE
Club Women Especially Invited
10 Attend Sessions
Here.

Tho school rf witsirrg fr' UNiHhoms
ami ihr snuthvrt VIII ,un,rn" June
t.i m pklahnms co., Tho program
committee h,s arranged events uf ,spC
yial interest
"WufH Missions ani Wosid Peace" .s
~, ,lilr " ihr fntriru stud, hrok The
hnmr books uamr lr p'd spain and
NsW Nmctira These tNn ,rst hook,
nt, IN b. usrd h, mi-siursr, srvic,ic.
throughout the tunsi states duunr
the ,nming ,rsr club Womrn ~ Okls
horns Ci,y who AZ masking study ~
these topics ate hrine particulars nvii
rd tn irin classes vhirh vnl he formed
Tho faculty viii number four insttut.
,uts. Among whom viil b. Mrs n n
Wsns NJ Chirato vhu viii serve ~
DEAN Lecturers ana missionaries will
sttsk 81 the evening sessions one is
uum rhins and anr,hrf from New 1ss.
land
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
ASTENECESSARY.
IN TRIP CONTEST
Only Few Days Left to Enter,
Then Come Six Weeks
to Work.
$50 SEEK JOURNEYS
Cash Values Offered in Case
Victor Cannot Go on
Vacation Outing.
$50 SEEK JOURNEY S

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hy securing 81 worth ~ subscriptions
rhof, are seventeen more who need lcSs
than ten subscription. ourh 10 ~'u Their
rlp 1hDr" are 'ny who ~" about
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
Langhorne Column
On Way to Border

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May 10 AZ
though unAdvised OF the latest move
mcnts of the Sihlcy expedition. General
Funston expressed the opinion Friday
that the advance column commanded
Ly Major lAnghorne may have started
working It's way back toward the bor.
dcr Withdrawal of the expedition has
moi yet been ot'tfed hut II was pointed
cut that Major langhornc T. not In @
position 10 continue the chase II the
Glenn Springs raiders farther into Mex
leo His efforts 10 capture them car
ricd his small command more than iuO
miles south ~ the hnrdrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
Free Lance Band
Near u. S. Force

MARATHON Toma MAJ 10 Eo.ail
hernandez with jOl armed foll0w,rs, 10
camping st Rancho de- Eurinlllns. near
ltgunn de- Juco. N, miles south NJ the
holder and forty miles south of where
the American oSpcdltiousry fore"
,Hmpcd Thursday According lo 20.
I"rts. Ilcrnrudrl has y total of tou men
unncr hi. command M the vicinity Of hs
hrHd1uft'rs
Hernandez !. alleged IN be- military
and political frc' lance n iF uui known
Vhcthcr tho Glenn Springs aud R"pulllts
raiders we're connected With hl. baud
lui It is snid that h" made mo- effort go
nprfohcnd Them nn th"lt retreat through
hi lines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
TUBERCULOSIS TOLL
AMONG SOLDIERS BIG

SrOCkHOLM. Mn, ~ Evidence %
heavy toll that tuberculosis is c,apiir
In M" world var is found IN tho ~
uinng" NJ disabled prisoners. which h.
h,iug conducted through Sweden h, Rus
ia and Austria One train from IN,
Russia camps had eighty eases ~ the
consumption amons the 21O Austtlnns
aboard Three ualns ptc RUNNING weekly
IN each direction exchanging prisoners
Who. from disease. loss oi limbs. ~ IN
sanity from suffering sfr unn, Tor uf.
tlci military service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
FORTUNE SUBSCRIBED
FOR WAR SUFFERERS

CHICAGO. MAY 10 Three hundred
nrd my thousand dollars for the relief
Uf Jewish war sufferers had been sub.
s,rihoi IN Chicago Friday as the result
~ Thursday nights massmceting The
mmlit'" IN charge ot the fund expects
10 plcdr' more than s ooo before the
week is over
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19
PANAMA POLICE RIFLES
C0NFlSCATED FOR SALE

PANAMA. MAY ~ Tho rifles former
I, carried b, The rsnam, pclire. which
the United states government through
Wm PRICE the American minister
demanded surrendered on arcuun, NJ fin,s
Vhich resulted In N, deaths ~ Amvti-
,ans ha,p hsen delivered iuf shipment
tn tho ranaman consul in New Nnfk
ehvfr thst viii l+ snid ttwtt three
citizens ~ Tansma msut nf ihrm men
~ prominence have i-susd rroisst
ar,lvi the disafminr ~ the police. The
ghici ~ puliJe has resigned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

general manager of the National India
Rubber company who was riding with
Mr 'hcs"hrough Nas rescued by men
employed on the estate
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

six of them have been Imprisoned In N"
stockudo built here
Trsll Almost lmpa,sable.
IIcHfN irnNiO ovcT the motor truck
uHu from columbus lu Namquipa has
made II almost impipnblo tuckmen
HN. In some places the road, despite
efforts of M" engineering corps. has bc
come 80 ruitcd Hs 10 MAX" Impossible"
% greater speed than thrc" mites ,u hour.
Some of the iuokmon reported 80 thr
hospital on their arrival suffering from
illness. presumably onused ly the heavy
i,itinr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-19

Miss Lambert il the Inkc Forest high
school girl for whose murder VIII II.
Orpol. u - year old student ~ the l'ni.
ycrsIly u Wisconsin is being tried at
Waukcgan, H.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-06-22
TO DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
June l9, 1916

had hoped the district you personally
before the primary but with Congress in session. do
without neglect Of duty have aered the discharge
of official duty and will do advance pro-
ect political welfare prefer remain the post of duty
submit interests intelligent judgment abide your
decision.
am erafed to know that charge has been made in
vovng official integrity devotion the interests of
my constituents Were my record subject impeachment it
safe conclude would have been assaed The attitude of
those who oppose splendid endorsement they virtual
ly admit by their argument that have performed my duty
well and kept my official blame
successfully attack it,
My of office much discussed 1t consists of
Der of short erms-two terms At the end of each
you had opportunity retire but acting 10 harmony
with the sentiment prevailing in many districts in the and
nation you reelected Each election expression of
confidence and approval For every given have
deed the district which honoed and country
of faithful loyal service
Although this argument has been made in several
campaigns every the district how long have
been Office opponent has taken nearly teach
you that lave served too long This involves criticism of
the intelligence good judgment both those who have
each years expressed confidence in Until il is shown
that have been negligent indifferent my obligations shall
deny this implied criticism 1t is unfortunate for candidate
have appeal for votes theory which reflects the
good judgment of those whose support he seeks
With deep and lasting Of gratitude promising loyal
and faithful service if enomnated respectfully ask support
my record assuring and all that will continue
myself bring dscred upon the district make
any ashamed of having given me his confidence
Thanking all friends in advance for any assistance they
be pleased give me beg remain
Very truly yours
W Rucker
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-06-22

rection or so sincere an organization
as the AntiSaloon League TO attempt
to deny the people their constitutional
rights. don't believe the people Of
Missouri, including the vast majority
OF those who are In favor OF prohibi.
ton. would want me to commit myself
to proposition that is 10 unfair. I'm.
wise and unconstitutional as the at
tempt to deny them the right TO sub
init this question to referendum in the
manner suggested by Mr.. Shupp
believe In the rigid enforcement OF
the dramshop laws as they now exist.
II elected Governor, shall see to Il
that the dramshop laws are rigidly en-
forced and that neither the excise
offices nor the eleemosynary ins;itu-
tons nor the police departments in the
large cities shall he used for political
purposes
! am Democrat and have been all
my life. My party will hold National
Convention In g Louis next week and
a State CONVENTION in September. At
these two conventions the party will
set forth the issues Of the coming
campaign and | shall abide the prin.
ciples Of said platforms.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-06-22
Modern Innovations.

Johnny handed the following
note from his mother to the teacher
one morning:
"Dere teecher: You keep tellin'
my boy to brethe with his diafra
Maybe rich children has got dia-
trans, but how about them there
father only makes $3.50 a day and
has got five children to keep? First
it's one thing. then It's another. and
now it's diaframs. That's the worst
yet."-Ex.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-06-22
No Quarantine Necessary

Il am delighted to meet you"
said the father of the college
student. shaking hands warmly
with the professor, My son took
algebra from you last year you
know"
Pardon me-" said the professor:
he was exposed to it, but he did
not take tx.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-06-22

Would you 60 to war for your
cDuntryY"
Would | 60 to war for my
country" I'd do more than that.
I'd lick any man that tried to get
my country into a war"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-06-22
RESOLUTION
A Resolution Providing for the
Paving and Curbine Of a
Part OF Vine Street.

fdrt oil vine street.
Be it Resolved by the Board Of
Aldermen Of the City of Monroe:
Section | That the Board VI
Aldermen deems it necessary that
Vine Street from the intersection
of said Street with Main Street to
the south curb line Of Winter
Street, excepting that part Of said
Vine Street from the south line of
Summer Street to a line eight feet
90 south Of the north line Of said
Summer Street and excepting the
night of way Of the { B & . Rail
road, he improved by constructing
new artificial stone curbing on both
SIDES Of said Vine Street between
the points above named except at
such parts Of said street which
have Curblng already set Ia line
and pra"e. or curbing which can be
reset to line and grade by removing
all cutters except artificial stone
cutters constructed on Grade, the
top OF the curbing is to conform to
the grade line Of said Vine Street
and is to be set to curb line
The Board Of Aldermen also
deems it necessary that said Vine
Street between the points above
mentioned he further improved by
paving with concrete pavement
with Tarvia top SAID paving to
extend trOm curb line to curb line
il, heretofore established by ordi.
nance. All Of said work to be done
in accordance with the plan, and
specifications therefor prepared by
the engineer aud now on iie ~ the
office Of the City Clerk aud npprov-
ed by the Board Of Aldermen
Section , That the Board II
Aldermen further deems It ueceS-
sary that said part Of Vine Street
be brought To established grade IN
accordance with plan, aud ,prct-
ticationS therefor prepared by the
engineer and approved by Saii
Beard and nov on file with the
CiN Clerk and in the judgement
md opinion of the Board Of Alder
men the general revenue Of The
Civ is not in condition to var
rant an expenditure thrrrtrom ior
bringing said street 70 the t>tib-
Hsucd grade and that the cost OF
hupuiug said stree to the establish.
I'd Grade shall be included IN the
special assessments and tax nil
,,~urd aaainSt the property liable
Ser such paving as hereinafter
guNGed.
Section 3. That the Board OF
Aldermen do hereby declare all ii
sa,h work and improvements ne
cs,ary to be done and that the cost
Of same shall all be pail for with
tax bills issued against the property
hahtc therefor according to Law.
Section 4 That this resolution
he published for two consecutive
weeks in the Monroe City Demo
Crat weekly newspaper printed
and published in the City OF Mon
roe
Adopted on Motion of Aldermen
Jayne.
Approved June End, 1916
j. G. Wade, Mayor
Attest: Geo. W, Tompkins,
City Clerk
s545
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-06-22

Lawrence Hagar returned homc
Thursday from a months visit to
his grandmother, Mrs. B. j. Thomas
east of the city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-22
LITTLE LOSS OCCURRED
IN THE LOWER VALLEY
a0uTH from nAVMo&uvftLR TO
uHOWHhVltLE ohMhor whb
COWpAHATIVELY AtGHT

ISL nnl. Frnrra nafhf Ana
U.retusrr srrft OF fhf N laaIf
IIi9anal nlt aHd Mftl.n Nasifnad HiH
rrnfInT r.trfaI uaHa In f4e rift
HaId tsHIffiaf fhsf 500 huffifanf 80
aai ffltst aM hHi snmusfaNtrif ut
ur 1atnaFr rasit ~ faFmsnafi.ie a.
nrsHnff aHi rtri ffum lHfiirafn
Hant ~ fhN urN ~ tHf mWuanaa
atrr blows lHan and fif atfIffa HeIui
ir hf ain dHunE fHr Highf eafffrfa
naHlf aIaf lfpfaft Yhf BiHfffff han
asa nnf large Tfffs were nn fafaNfIaf
fiaHH fNr nfdff
rsIsnfarh anf iaisnhun0 iinas ffam
CHflaa CHRISTI fa flfa WnHtilt Hfff nht
.aIufff efstHea cod fin entire nnfa
r HHfHr frHHIif aai1 HF fnff Me
rlN fa nrrf M erefef'rn frasu faf-
naa fhfisn 49, = 'aaai lils and ifaHi %.
ISL nHhia sn faf nfrt 81 NtnN1
iis $50 noiH by faff rEefafnfi nn.a
completed aN ~ t.f Hlalsrfr anl f0aa
uanIrafien ffsiated ~ Weln a4aF
HlnfrInF aHf possibly spiArt
Thf intHfa 3d. fHF Western t.fian
Islrffsrh Company HaH 'etsffrB TIL
rrlanf f-mEarF srd bfisaif HHfr 20
fhf nf CHaFf iirtf WHf Hffastr
81 200 .n thaf srftiYH ffam n0hsiean
tl aH ranfs HaHtn
Wfut htff Hf unfir conferred uffh
President ssf hrf ~ fnr CafanisfriHi
Nlhh relative fH f.H rNrfalaH frflar
ffaf aFc ie 49, apffatff i9 81 fpaa
cinHl nam iattf points nfff faf
afaal
strlsi fsaIbs . H isss mIaaH af1
rfapnefiIif ahruf riuf fe'ast ani vii
arrive herf HafuffHf afi fnfsan "a 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-22
PROPERTY OWNERS
MUST REMOVE STORM
DEBRIS IN TEN DAYS
Az us IHAr TINE wREcKAau OK
WATERFRONT WAL aEc0WE
CIV PROPERTY

N'fsr Is 4anss ladsr Diasetan O,
Nafcf MHcr AZ NsA.oe RarIa
Ff01reif in Frvtlrg streets ~
Traces 81 stern
The true Democrat., 1916-08-05

Mr. Roy lIIghfIl Joined his wife and
baby daughter coming over from Ola
They viii return 70 their home there
leaving today IN their ear. They viii
SO via Natehez. stepping there for q
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Rumble
Their guests for the trip are Mrs. Ella
son Barrow and children and Miss
Katie HARRISON Mr. Highhll is at the
head Of the agricultural school al Ola
one Of the most fiourishing and pro
gressive schools in the state.
Miss Nell Richardson, Who spent the
last few weeks In North Carolina. ar.
rived Monday night to visit her aunt,
Miss May Richardson. Miss Nell has
resigned her position az teacher In the
State School for the Deaf and has
accepted the post OF assistant field
secretary Of the Louisiana Board OF
Missions Of the Methodist Church. and
will be stationed at Alexandria taking
up work September /.
The true Democrat., 1916-08-05
HURRY GALL FOR READING
MATTER.

For the first time In oar experience,
the chaplain has had Ca send us a dis,
tFess call for reading matter for the
prisoners st Angola AS Is our custom,
VS. send boxes Of magazines period
cally, la proportion as the matter Is
sent in, but possibly owing 80 the hot
weather small quantity had aceu
mulated coming In from those making
donations regularly.
AZ any rate a box has been hurriedly
packed and shipped, and this is TO
remind the sympathetic that Il Is nov
Ia order to send In something for the
next box al their earliest convenience
The condition Of these prisoners Is
piilable enough. and Ro doubt reading
ls a great pleasure to many OF them