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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02

World began annual Christmas
Empty Stocking campaign. Thirteen
members of the police department dis
charged on account Of falling off Of
police court revenues
John Young elected captain Of
the 1916 football team of Kendall
college at banquet given the players
by Chamber Of Commerce at Hotel
Tulsa.
3-Lawrence Woodman, one of the
original Tulsa boy scouts who died
while in the United States army, was
given first boy scout funeral ever held
in Tulsa. Grand jury Ousted j. b.
Ellis, city marshal and j. II. S5Ouders,
Justice Of the peace, both Of SldatOok.
4-LeOn Miller elected captain OF
the Tulsa high school football team
for 1916.
City officials announced that in
order to CuTtail expenses the city Of
fiCes would be moved on January first
to Convention hall Annual memorial
services of Tulsa lodge No. 946 b. Z.
O. h. held at Convention hall with
Roy V. Hoffman of Chandler as the
speaker.
corner Of Central school block for
$50, 600. S, E. Jones, business agent
Vi lIt 1 4ulllb1l0 uAAblls bANtA llNtl AAA
Annual high school Y. Wy. NJ. G. A.
banquet given with members of
championship football team as special
guests.
S-Y. NJ. c. A. began double the
membership campaign. Exchange
National bank purchased the r. T..
Daniel property at Third and Boston
as site for new banking building. Two
restaurant prOprletors arrested for
violating the wOmCn's nine hour law
0-Rotary club appointed delegates
to International convention to be held
in Cincinnati in 1916. National white
plague campaign observed in city
schools
1O-Second annual convention Of
the Oklahoma Good Roads Federation
convened for two days session.
11-W. II. Kiser elected illustriOus
potentate of Akdar Shrine Temple.
Good Roads Federation adjourned
after electing Cy Avery of Tulsa presi-
dent and Il. o. Tilburne of Tulsa, sec
retary.
12-W. N. Robinson. owner Of Hotel
Tulsa, announced that he had leased
the new Westgate Hotel in Kansas
City. Smittle Grocery Store, 14O1
East First visited by hOld-up man
who rifled cash drawer Of 500. r. @.
Wright arrested after snatching purse
containing S471 from A. b. Davis, a
contractor.
14-New directors of free county
fair elected w. A. Rayson president
and reelected N r. Graham secretary.
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon Of Dallas,
given banquet by mems classes Of
Boston Avenue NJ. r. Church, South.
The Cotton Sox held a meeting and
endorsed Woodrow Wilson to succeed
himself as president.
15-Crude oil went to 1920, the
highest ever known In Oklahoma. II.
p. Harwell bought the l. +. Grow lot
at Fourth and Main for $4,000.
18-After selling lease on her valu
able Glen Pool oil property to William
Allison Of Tulsa, Miss Sophia Boiling
was married to Thomas David Moreno
of Los Angeles, life saver the cere-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02
Horsley Of Pawhuska, as her guar

Horsley Of Pawhuska, as her guar
dians.
21-Tax levy for 1915 computed at
S3,S2 on the 500 as compared with
S2.99 last year
22-George ID. Carney elected presi-
dent of the Tulsa Traffic association
and +. n. Adams reelected secretary
and traffic manager. Public install
latiou Of officers of Masonic and East
ern Star lodges. School dismissed for
the Christmas holidays. Ralph Mid
dleton, jr., three-year-old son of X. c.
Middleton, died from the effects OF
chlofOrm given him as an anesthetic
during an operation.
23-Series of burglarles I'm the north
part OF the city. Board of education
rejected all bids on new high school
save that of the Brickner & Van Horn
company, which amounted TO $344, / 90.
Edgar +. Jones, business agent of the
plumbers union, who disappeared q
month before, returned to city and was
arrested on charge of embezzlement.
21-Four burgalaries and hold-ups
reported.
25-Humane society distributed
Empty Stocking supplies, Elks'
Chicken and Bread club gave away
food, and Salvation Army gave their
annual poor children's Christmas cele-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02
july

1-Frisco division employees attend
ID first safety picnic at Sand
Spring A. Il. Alison and Mrs Marie
Buel were married John Kramer re-
tired as county treasurer and Ed Dal-
ton took his place.
2-J NJ Hollway killed young wife
in Broken Arrow.
3-Sale of Devonian oil companys
propcrties disapproyed by department
If the Interior. Fire loss i'm Tulsa for
fiscal wear was only S1O,725. Adycr-
tiscmcnt made for lease of present
high school. Tom O'Koofe awarded
contract for new Carnegie library
I-rhrincrs of Tulsa left for trip to
seattle San Francisco and other coast
points.
G-Tulsa celebrated Fourth Of July
on July at owen park.
S-Jmmie Ryan, S-ycar-old son OF
Mrs Mary Ryan who was struck by
an automobile July 6, died.
q-Word received that Pat Hurley
had been reappointed tribal attorney
for the Choctaw Indian nation.
1O-Phil Vance and Susie Dillon
dangerously injured when automobile
urncd turtle
11-Throc thousand dollars asked
by j. Burr Gibbons for improvements
n Convention hall. Thomas H. How,
Tulsa man. received war settlement
for S14S5 I'm payment Of damages
lone in a raid upon the How farm
by Federal troops in the civil war.
I2-Grace Hunt 21-ycar-Old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Hunt.
2O1 North Cheyenne, drowned in Or
,utt lake.
13-Citv commissioners decided
city budget should be $25OQ25.
1t-Colored Knights of Pythas ot
Oklahoma held annual convention
here. Interior department approved
transfer Of pcyonian oil property to
RoXana oil COmanpy.
tG-Amalgamauon Of Commercial
club Traffic association and Retail
Merchants association approved by
three examinations. city tennis
tournament started at Country club.
2O-Georgo d. Benson employed to
direct third annual Oklahoma Dur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02
November.

1-Grand jury started work with
John II. Winemiller as foreman.
2-Funeral services held over body
Of II. e. ElHngwood, Tulsa pioneer,
who died in sanitarium in Dallas,
Texas.
8-November building permits
amounted to S265.529 Jewelry to
the value OF $500 stolen from home
Of DR. F. W Hawley in Kendall
4-Tulsa branch Of the National
Security league organized.
8-Oklahoma University football
team defeated Kendall college IA to
1S.
9-Triangular conclave Of Masonic
lodges was well attended Union
plumbers went on strike for wage in
crease. Mrs. Mary NJ Hays, wife OF
Frank c. Hays, oil man, fatally in
iured in fall down stairway at her
home 1921 South Boston.
10-Ffrst annual chrysanthemum
show opened at Convention hall under
auspices OF city park board
ft-Bad wind storm.
18-Bessie McBerry, 13-year-old
negro girl found broken rail on
Santa Fe near Owasso and tagged
train I'm time TO prevent wreck. Chief
Of Police Foster n. Burns suspended
from office following return Of grand
jury accusation.
1G-Four thousand people attend
ed "tOwn party" given at Convention
hall by Chamber of Commerce. Oil
quoted at 81.
1S-James A. Whtemore interna-
tional boys work secretary Of the Y
M. c. A, spent the day in Tulsa Earl
Maish shot by Bob Mann at a dance
in Turley. Robert J. Boone, promi-
nent Tulsa lawyer, convicted at Mus
sogee Of embezzlement and sentenced
to three years in the pententiary
10--Mrs. Gladys Vance awarded
custody Of benjamin Vance, ir., the
Million Dollar Baby. Charles w.
Clark. baritone, gave recital at Con-
vention hall
2O-Tulsa County Teachers asso-
ciation met at high school
23-Tom Murphy. wanted for fail
breaking and murder OF County Jailor
Cooley, found 10 be serving sentence
for grand larceny in Minnesota state
prison Valuable clothing stolen in
daylight robbery at residence Of J.
r. Womble, 1112 South Carson, and
four dwellings on North Cheyenne
were burglarized.
24-Dr. ]. u. Ferguson, Tulsa
physician, returned from Europe after
several months In military hospitals
IN England.
2b-Kendall college football team
defeated Haskell Indians 8 TO 3 and
Tulsa high school defeated Sapuipa at
latter place Is to 8. Rev.. L. r.
Floyd delivered sermon ut Union
THANKSGIVING service In Convention
hall. Luvanda Chambers, Cherokee
Indian girl, given Judgment In dis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02
August,

New Y. NJ. c. a. building dedi-
Gated with Judge Selden p. Spenser
Of St Louis as the principal speaker.
3-Ten cent raise in the oil market
brought the price to so cents \ bar
rel Captain James Lawler and tsso-
ciates presented their proposition to
furnish Tulsa with well water from
Sapulpa. Helen. "the child healer ,
forced by county attorney TO quit
treating patients with her magic
touch"
4-Building permits for July aggre-
gated $242,S65. City awarded con-
tract for new $4,000 police patrol.
Tulsa Facts" booster booklet ISSUED
by Chamber of Commerce.
5-Grocers and butchers Of the
city closed their stores for a half day
and held picnic at Sand Springs. Val
liable jewels stolen by burglars at
residence of Mrs. A. Meter, S12
South Boston avenue.
6-Sherifrs force started serving
twcnty-four thousand delinquent tax
warrants Miss Frances Mccartney
elected queen of Labor Day. II. c.
bradshaw assumed management of
Grand opera house. Temporary Of
flcers of the Taxpayers league elected
ALBERT Tate, negro, arrested for
the murder Of John Ernst near Fish
er. Okla, in 1910 James Osborn,
captured by motorcycle cops, ar
raigncd on two charges Of burglary
S-Plant Of Tulsa Boiler Manufac-
turing company destroyed by fire,
md damage estimated at 100000
done In oil fields as result Of severe
electrical storm Unit school building
I'M Cherokee heights partially col
apsed while under course Of con-
ytruction, and World called attention
10 faulty construction of several new
city school buildings. Two men in
ured in collision between automobile
and buggy at Arkansas river bridge.
1O-Ringling Bros. circus in town.
Five prisoners escaped from the city
Jail.
lata, Okla. and DR.. p. f. Gates,
prominent dentist Of Cedarvale, Kan,
arrested at Hotel Tulsa on complaint
Of Mrs. Burson's husband. Several
Htney drivers arrested for overload
ing their cars on circus day. J. =.
Head filed suit for $4,000 against
Ringing Bros. circus for alleged dam
age done to circus grounds, Of which
he was part owner
12-Crude oil quoted at so cents.
t3-Four employees Of Cosden re-
flnerv left in motor boat for cruise
down the Arkansas TO the Gulf.
Eugene Howard. a negro, fatally
wounded and Patrolman w. II.
Clark received scalp wound, In battle
between Howard, Clark and Detective
Jim Patton Paul NJ. Gallaway elect
ed first vice-president OF the Chamber
OF Commerce, vice ]. A. Hull re-
signed Reception and house warm
ing at remodeled quarters OF Cham
ber of Commerce. Annual picnic of
Tulsa Kentucky Cub.
fi--City Building Inspector Fores-
man condemned Cherokee Heights
school buildings. City passed ordi-
nance requiring indemnity bonds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02


pad ana robbed of $50. Citizens
raised $500 for relief of sufferers in
ArluorC gasuluD explosion
2-M. Ycau,r a Son of Dan..lIo.
! ILL.,, awarded contract for construction
of new federal mIlding at SlN5.uOO.
IlO1 wild West Show held two per
formances
se,%-l "' T,,,s, IT '"uIgn oI'.n SUuuS OBI oa
ovbT,it y.|, f'rrtb NH. az Gi.l,i,..,,,,
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o--'SIt,IiI Nooi.E announced pur-
chase OF brace, of bloodhounds for
Lu.s4 county. 0U Mrs. I' W h,W,,ey.
/ NuIlh NheelhE, WIG OF 'iiS Gele'-
ave, '3p.uIeq burglar III he' Home
S'!E'' H9nuru.
NJ I'S.aHt IIN N'Joia'l J"nn H.
w "uu.Iu asst uI''' ny I. y. S'I,"'ISoh
III I3l''I Once ana seriously ih-
yJuIou' Mrs. Joe MlIirE "o4 East
f'Isl' suoi h'iSrH twice win re-
yoIloL bhl ho' I"ia!N. Sl',' excise
Oooro returned county Na'"3u1u. ...,,
- "'".'y '"H'''l ana uyul'all"n
OF new pipe organ at NehuaII CotltEv.
"I H'IS'"He OF carnegie library
""G ny LuNDI nor
- I'll s'oo u'a i"SHI,H N''N ~ Sno"
/ uPNHC" az o'oV ,Iv'N p' H. N'i'S-
| IGu!LH ahuuoi pNl4uoIha conference
oi lH' NC, houlst EPIS'pP", uuIvH W
UFrDn,"' h1hIl' Sho, anu hlIl'u w. -
WNIIu. nl'T,ha8l ai lawson ana
iEup'il OIoWIoIu OF uIs'' one Oh iHo
nIshWal lnSH, was captured aIIet ne
ing "ouuutu'
-'1oil".or JVHh W weeks VI
Nla ASA = il u.s. us u"u! u. ,SS'" pu'"''h
mass H,CyIIHE AT 'I"Hu lhv1''I
l2-Niier 1e'nE ACQUITTED by Jury
a. a. H"pu'p" OF we iu"i"'. uI H,lI'
EIa Brown at Meier IN i9I", Neuey
He5 came TO IuISa ana was mar
,lCu 10 IoI,n3 hu'IN"Iu' N'"u'I COZ
rec anu otlaholn1 ages PIa9Et,u
scorelesS game oil I""'oaI al Sl'I'-
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lo-A,I"iI -. AIIyIl Oh NlluI'" 'ol.S'
PLlSIu'"t o. .hc Ihl,I ,''I"uII ASso,
tiullon "l h"I1tS ,IIDsr :, aduI essen
business men AZ l"teI lu,Sd u"dtI
d"Spl'rS OF IocaI N"laIy Cluo.
% e,.S tysluChI =. IIplGl anu
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PpuunC IcceplIoh AT ,ht ma ma '',nyI ui
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02
Chronological History
Of Tulsa for Year 1915
Continued From Page Twelye)

plaintiff. Newspaper day celebrated
by Rotary club Six Kendall rose
buds" left for booster trip to Chau-
lauQua, n. Y.
27-Robert Boice Carson elected
head OF the department of voice at
Kendall college. william YoungblOod,
negro, shot and killed by Lee Terrell,
negress The last conductor on the
lines Of the Tulsa Street railway re
moved from service and all cars
placed In sole charge of motormen.
Nineteen-fifteen assessed valuation Of
Tulsa county announced as $36, 6,733,-
g19.
3O-Claude Tinglcy and George
Kinney announced plans for an eight
tory building at Third and Boulder.
Division picnic Of the Frisco railroad
1Cld at Sand Springs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-02
Notice to Tulsa Merchants

BEGINNING on January 1St the World Pub
, fishing Co. starts the ft-Sharing Plan with
its Employees in All Departments in COnneC-
ton with its advertisers.
Profit Coupons are issued to World employees in
such amounts and at such times as employees desire
to purchase them. Understand, World employees
are not paid in Coupons but receive their full
wages in CaSh-and are permitted to buy these
Coupons at q diSCOunt-When World employees
can pay their bills to World advertisers with these
COupOnS-WhereupOn the World Publishing Co.
will accept at any time these Coupons from its ad
vertiserS at Face Value in payment for advertising
or subscription World advertisers are advised that
these Coupons are just the same as your Cash or
your Check in paymentOf your advertising account
and when you accept one OF these Coupons from
World emplOye you are trading your merChan-
disc for advertising instead of paying cash for same.
The World Publishing Co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
ALLEN ACADEMY
WON THE MEET
swamped Team From Young Mems
Club In Field Events by
Large Majority.

In a track meet yesterday between
the track team Of Allen Academy and
team from the Young Mems Club OF
Bryan, the academy was an easy win.
ner' the final score being 30 to .. Nc.
Clintock OF A. and NJ. was easily the
star OF the meet. The several events
and the winners OF each was as fol.
lows.
Shot put Il pounds First. Dinan,
80 feet inches; second, Boreskie
third. McClintock of Allen Academy.
Hammer throw: First, Dinan. sec,
ond, Boriskie; third. McClintock OF
Allen Academy.
Jayelin throw: First. McClntock;
second. Boriskie; third. Dinan.
Fiftyyard dash: First. McClintock
second. Jenkins OF Allen Academy
third. Caldwell OF Bryan. Times q
seconds.
High Jump: First. McCfintocR.- =
feet inches; second. Slaughter OF Al
len Academy; Wicker and Caldwell o.
Bryan tied for third place.
One hundred-yard dash: First. Nc
Clintock; second. Dinan; third. Jen
kins Of Allen Academy. Time 10 q
seconds
Halfmile run: First. Slaughter OF
Allen Academy: second Caldwell oi
Bryan; third Allen Academy Time
minutes Is seconds.
Four hundred and forty-yard dash
First, second and third. Allen Acad
emy.
Broad jump: First. second and third
Allen Academy Distance, 10 feet G
inches Won by Hanna
Two hundred and twenty.yard dash
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
$1,000 FIRE AT NORTH zULcH.
Two Dry Goods Companies Burned a,
Early Hour.

North Zulch. Tex, April 5.-A $1,000
fire occurred here Wednesday morn
ing, which completely destroyed r. n.
Wilson'S dry goods store and Simpson
Dry Goods Company. The loss to Mr.
Wilson was approximately s2,5OO, with
$4,000 insurance. while the loss to
Simpson Dry Goods Company was sl,.
500. with no insurance. New spring
goods had just been placed on the
shelves. which caused the loss TO be
greater.
The fire originated about a m. in
the Simpson Dry Goods Company's
store and quickly spread to Wilson's
store. Payne Brothers drug store
caught, but was extinguished. Had a
strong east wind not been blowing Il
is an evident fact that the whole bust.
ness district would have been de.
stroyed
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
tBy Associated Prsss.l ]

El Paso, Tex. April Sin an at
tack on the villa forces at cienequits
yesterday, Mexican General cavazoz
killed ten and later scattered the
band, General oavira announced today
a, Juarez. General cavszoz said he
was pursuing the fueitives, but asked
General 6uttires 10 rush agains,
Satevo, Naiea. Santa Gertrudes and
other points where the ViIlistas are
supposed to be heading.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
ITALIAN WAR MINISTER
HAS GIVEN UP POSITION
Ill Health and Desire to Participate in Active
Operations Caused Him to Resgn-His Sue.
cessor was Named German Submarine
Campaign Active and Many Ships
Go Down.
CRy Associated Press)

Rome. April 5.-lt Is reported that
General Zupen. minister OF war, has
resigned on account OF M health. that
General Paolo Morrone, an army corps
commander. has been named as his
successor. and that General Alfieri
will be named under secretary Of
state. The unconfirmed report says
King Victor Emanuel has accepted
Zupeli's resignation and appointed
Morrone. zupeli said he desires to
participate In the active operations
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
Commander.
BRYAN A CIVIL SERVICE STATION

The Eagle was informed by Assist.
ant Postmaster T. A. Cloud that Bry-
an had been made a civil service "a.
tion and In future examinations would
be held here for positions In various
branches OF the public service. There
will be civil service examination
room in the new postoffice building.
Notices OF examinations and the
branches in which employment viii be
given will be kept posted at all times
in the lobby OF the postoffioe build.
ing The civil service local board u
composed OF T. A. Cloud. secretary:
Hudson Myers and Seth de Maret.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
Pershine and podd Confer.
tBy Associated Prsss.l

Washington. April Colonel Dodd
conferred with General Pershing at
Providencia on Monday. according to
General Pershing's dispatch to the
war department today. General Perish.
ing is believed to have gone south 10
ward the fighting front near Guerrero.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
Bandits Dispersed.

Torreon. April 5-A villa band Sat
urday attempted TO surprise the garri
son OF the mining town Of Parral east
Of here Colonel VI Gonzalez. who
was in charge Of the garrison. dis
persed the bandits. killing torty.two
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
ANOTHER VILLA BAND WAS ROUTED
TEN KILLED IN FIGHT
AND OTHERS SCAT TERED

In Skirmish Between Carranza Troops and a
Villa Band Ten Villistas Were Killed and the
Band Scattered General Pershing Wants
More Auto Trucks to Convey Food and Sup.
plies for the Army in the Interior-A Com.
pany of Wireless Experts Has Been Sent
From Leavenworth to the Front = More
Troops are Needed TO Search Large Terri.
tory in Which Villa is Supposed to be Hiding.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
French Take Offensive.

London. April THE French are
continuing violent attacks at VauX In
the Douamont region. There was no
renewal OF fighting west OF the Meuse.
Several small infantry engagements In
Lorraine were reported The Ger.
mans are being repulsed by French
artillery and machine gun fire
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
sisnslsd for Assistance

Paris. April "a dispatch from
Valencia says a Norwegian steamer
was seen thirty miles off the Spain
coast signalling for help yesterday.
and that a British steamer attempted
TO go TO her assistance. but was fright.
ened away The fate OF the steamer Is
unknown
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
ARMOR BILL GIVEN
FAVORABLE REPORT
lBy Associated sress.l ]

Washington. April 5-The senate
bill for the establishment Of a govern.
ment armor plate plant was favorably
reported today by the house naval
committee by vote OF Is to 6.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05

Caldwell. Tex. April Two wild.
ows lost their homes by fire yesterday
morning. The fire originated in Mrs.
Annie Krohne's house. presumably
from the hue. and was too far gone
when discovered for anything to be
done. The house OF Mrs. Ida McRanie
caught from Mrs. Krohne's. Most Of
the furniture from both houses was
saved. The loss was about $4,000. Mrs
McRanie had no Insurance.: Mrs
Krohne had $500 on house and $500
on furniture
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
No Designs on v. S.
IRy Asaoclatsd Pressl

Berlin, April 5.-Chancellor Won
Bcthmann.IIollweg In the reichstag
today declared that Germany never
had any intention OF making an az.
gression against the United States,
Canada or Brazil. now or in the future.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
Gerard Makes Inquiry.
IBy Associated Pressl

Berlin. April 5.--Ambassador Gerard
today sent an inquiry TO the German
foreign office concerning the sinking
OF the steamship Berwindvale off
Queenstown. London dispatches on
March 20 said the Berwindvale was at.
tackled by a German submarine. but
was not sunk
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
COL. CECIL LYON
DIED LAST NIGHT
Prominent In Texas Business Affairs
and Republican Leader In the
State.

sherman. Tex. April 5.-Colonel
Cecil A. Lyon. a well.known business
man aud Republican leader in Texas.
died at a local hospital In Sherman
last night following an operation
which he underwent a few days ago.
The funeral was held in sherman at
i:30 this afternoon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
Two More Steamers Sunk.
tBy Associated Press.i

london. April 5.-The Spanish
steamer vigo. 1897 gross tons. was
sunk In the bay Of Biscay by a Ger
man submarine. lloyds announced
The crew was set adrift In a boat. but
later rescued By the British steamer
Polo and taken to Gibraltar
Lloyds also reported the sinking O.
the British steamer Bendow. with the
loss OF one OF the crew.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
Norwegian Steamer Sunk.
Try Associated Press

London, April 5.-The Norwegian
steamer Arena. of 1900 tons gross
was reported torpedoed and sunk by
German submarine The crew was
taken to Ymuiden by the trawler
Glare.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
Wants More Auto Trucks.
tBy Associa,sd Pressl

San Antonio. Tex. April 5.-General
Funston asked the war department 10
comply promptly with his request re
Gently made for four more motor
truck companies. Six are nov operat-
Ing on a three hundred.mile line Of
communications Four more would
make go trucks and that is not super,
fluous for feeding the army, the Off
Ger says.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-05
More Troops Needed.
tBy Associated Press.1

~ Paso, Tex, April More troops
are necessary to capture villa. who is
believed TO be some where in an area
covering six hundred square miles. ac.
cording to word from General Perish.
ing, who is leading the Columbus
troops In the Benite. Juarez and Guer.
rero regions. Torreon dispatches
place villa ninety miles southwest OF
Guerrero.