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The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30
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 Miss Willie Belle Mason from Lit tie Rock spent this week with her cousin, Mrs. E. l.. Kinkead Mrs. w. E. Grimmett and children from Maumelle were the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Henni. gan.
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 Quite number of our young men attended the ball game at Little Rock Saturday.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. Harvey Rowland, Friday, June 23, daughter.
 Quite number of Mabelvale people attended church at Olive Hill Sun day.
 Miss Lillian Cochrane and her brother, Sam, have returned home af- ter several weeks visit with their grandmother in Oklahoma.
 MT. Jones is erecting a beautiful new house near here. We are glad to have these. good people for neighDors.
 Ed Lewellen and H. H. McGuyre Wednesday.
 Mrs. Clint Peerman and daughter, Miss Golda, of Princeton, w. Va, are guests of Mrs. Peerman's mother, Mrs. Rebecca Lewellen.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w Milling were pleasant callers at the parsonage Sun day evening
 Misses Sadie Haynes and Thelma Larson went to Bryant Saturday.
 Miss Blauche Martin of Scotts at- tended the funeral of Lallie Martin here Sunday.
 Mrs. Will Eaton and children of Little Rock visited Mrs. V. L. Coch- rane last week, returning home Sun day afternoon.
 Miss Josephine Minter of Argenta is the guest of her aunt, Miss Anna Minter.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. John Hen derson Sunday, June 25, son.
 The w. o. w. of this place unveiled Fred Lozier's monument at Olive Hill Sunday.
 Miss Julia Newman of Little Rock visited home folks here last week
 Dr. Curtis Harvil spent Saturday and Sunday here with his family.
 Mir Wylie of Little Rock spent the weekend with his daughter, Mrs. E. F. Busch.
 Miss Donnie Powers arrived from Oklahoma last week. She will visit her parents for several days.
 Mrs. H. H. McGuyre and son, James, accompanied Dr. and Mrs. Alonzo Monk to Olive Hill Sunday.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30
~ H. SHILLcUTT ELECTED PRES lDENT OF THE OAK GROVE
 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
MOST INTERESTING PROGRAM
Greetings Received From Many For mer Teachers and Pupils Now
 Residing in Other States.
tBy Pulaskian Correspondent


 Several hundred former residents, directors, teachers and pupils enjoyed themselves at a grand Reunion and picnic at Oak Grove last Thursday
 The people of that community have always taken a great interest in edu- cational, religious and social work, and boast of having sent out more teachers from their school than any rural school in Pulaski county,
 The Oak Grove Alumni, with a membership of 90, met at 10 o'clock and elected the following officers for Fhe coming year:
 President-W. H. Shillcutt.
 Secretary-Miss Willie Sullivan.
 Treasurer-Miss Alba Heilman.
 Dinner was served on the ground at noon.
 At 2 D. m. an interesting program was rendered.
 After the opening song Arkansas by the chorus, Miss Alba Heilman, in sweet, clear voice welcomed everybody home again.
 Letters were read from absent ones, among them w. F. Kirkman, Of Pasadena, Cal, who recounted the great changes of the past forty years, NIT. and Mrs. Austin Cotton, Sedalia, Mo. who remembered old boys and girls in verse, Miss Alma Furr. Tex arkana, Ark, Mrs. Lida Leopard, Ath- ens, Texas, and Miss Maude Thorpe, Chicago, III.
 "Auld Lang Syne" was sung for them, and MT. Geo. Heilman, who has been a prominent worker as teacher, director, patron and Sunday school superintendent in the past fifty years spoke on Memories.
 Mrs Gantz's talk on "A Bit of Yes ferdayo was intensely interesting, es- pecially to the older residents, whose memories she revived and carried them back to good old days.
 W. R. F. Paine, who hauled the lumber to build the schoohouse 54 years ago, and which still stands m a remarkably good state of preserva- ton, was at his best in Good Citizen ship" His address was well re eeived
 Mrs. Carrie Turton Parker was a drawing card, many of her pupils com ing from distance to hear her speak on "The Oak Grove I Knew
 N N Bremyer, director for many years, spoke on Oak Grove as Found It and Oak Grove as I Left It.
 Mrs. Medora Reid, who always kept her pupils in sunny moods, spoke on My Boys and Girls" She considered them the best in the country.
 Geo. Davidson made splendid talk on 'sThe Girls of Long Ago. and held them as pattern for the girls or to- day.
 Mrs. Lottie Shillcutt Stevens foi- lowed him with "The Boys of Long Ago" but she did not advise the pres ent-day boy to follow them, for her memory of their school day tricks IS still very keen.
 Prof. A. B. Gerlach, for many years city clerk of Argenta, also former teacher, advocated the 12 mill tax ana better teaching facilities. Mrs. Dli lie CuIpepper Cox spoke on When
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30
SCHOOL DIRECTORS ARE
 NAMED BY THE JUDGE

County Judge Joe Asher has an- nounced the appointment of the fol- lowing school directors:
 District No. 16, R. B. Reynolds, for three years; G. E. Greenfield, for two wears. and T. E. King, for one year. [, E. Farrell was appointed director of District No. 45, to succeed M. C.. Jones. whose term expired in May last. His appointment is for three years. The appointment of schooi di- rectors in Perkins township by the coanfy. judge is provided for by q speclal act of the Legislature.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30

MT. and Mrs. c. c. Oury spent Sun day with relatives at Roland.
 Mack Cotton spent a few days with home folks this week.
 MT and Mrs. M. il. Mainard had as guests for dinner Sunday, Dr. ana Mrs. C. M. Brooks and children from Roland and Miss Fanny Cotton.
 Mrs. L. B. Moreland is on the sick list.
 MT. and Mrs. Clay Marsh was the
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30
The Pulaskian's Weekly Crop Report

U s of Agricul Weath
 Rock conditions for the week ending  progress  the entire being condition Cotton reported excellent 
  
 
 
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The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30
Rock Postoface), ARK, FRIDAY. JUNE 30, 1916.
ARCENTA WOMAN
 DIED DEMENTED
MRS. HETTIE MicHALAk, AGED 7e, FOUND DEAD IN WOODS
 AND IDENTIFIED LATER.

Mrs. Hettie Miehalak, aged 76 years, wandered away from the home of her son. Jacob Michalak, 1120 West Sev- enteenth street, Tuesday. June 20. She said she was going to visit her daughter in Marche.
 Instead. she seems to have become demented and wandered into the woods south of the city, where TOT several days she was seen by resi- dents of the neighborhood. She fled at the approach of any one, and be. came known as the wild woman" A posse of farmers of Echo Valley was organized to hunt for her
 A search party was organized short, lv after noon Sunday, consisting of Jim Borough, Will Borough, John Wright. Walter Wilson, Clint Hostel, ter, Alfred Wright, Ed Wright. John Dixon, Ed Dixon and Andrew Dixon The members of the party separated and at o'clock the body was found on the slope of rocky hillside, three miles down the valley from the june ture with the Confederate Home road She had died of starvation; she was terribly emaciated, and her clothing was amost torn off by the briers. The body was removed to the Healey X Roth undertaking establishment where it was identified on Tuesday by Jacob Michalak as that of his mother.
 She had lived in Argenta 30 years Her husband died several years ago She is survived by three sons, Jacop 1120 West Seventeenth street; An drew, 1124 West Seventeenth street and Frank, 1504 Sycamore street. al of Argenta, and three daughters, Mrs Katie Noyaski of Germany, Mrs Mary Puzniak of Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs Francis Piechaski of Marche.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30
WRICHTSYILLE DIRECTOR FREE OF BRIBERY CHARGE

Four charges of bribery against W. M. Cunningham, negro school direc- tor in the Wrightsville district. were dismissed after judgment for costs had been entered against him. Gun ningham was charged with exacting pay from teachers before he would give them contracts for teaching in the school at Wrightsville.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30
MRS. KUHNS RECOVERED
 FROM LIGHTNING SHOCK

Mrs. j. w Kuhns of Sweet Home, employe of the candy department of the Gus Blass Department store, who was rendered unconscious by lightning while telephoning during Friday ar ternoon's storm, has suffered no ill ef- fects and has returned to her work.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30

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  eed brick wanscong The office the captain will folding bed built the wall will be recreation hot
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30

guest sunday of MT. Cotton and family.
 Mrs. Taylor from Little Rock was the guest of Mrs. w A. Nowlin this week.
 Mrs. w. A. Nowlin had as guests for dinner Sunday MT. and Mrs. j. P. Nowlin, MT and Mrs. Riley of Pin nacle.
 Mrs. J. C. Cotton and her little daughter, Flora, spent Thursday and Friday at North Point with her moth CT, Mrs. Carter.
 Fred Wooten of Ferndale was in our town Sunday
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-30
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 Mr and Mrs. Conoway Scott will leave July 6 for Ludington, Mich.
 Mrs. James Alexander is visiting in Richmond, Va, and will leave later for Asheville. James Alexander and MT. and Mrs. Tom Fletcher will mo- tor to Asheville August 1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
French RUSH OF
SHORT DURATION
Battle OF verdun Continues
But Infantry Of Neither
Side Is Active Long.

LONDON April ~ After temporarily
assuming the aggressive In the Nctdun
battle launching attacks In the Douau'
mont. .vsus teslon which are declared 10
have gained some ground, the French
sunday and Sunday nlrht held their tn
fsr,fy IN check Neither Vas there any
mo,emcn, nv German infantry accord.
inr 10 Mondays Paris bulletin
Arrsrcnt, new movement NJ somc
Importance n preparing IVES, ~ the
M.ur. Heavy hcmbsrdment NJ the
French positions In the Avnneouu ~.
sion and along the line II, sume distance
northeast. Including the Dead Mans linl
eec,ot has been mentioned IN several fe.
cent official statements by IN. French
war cific. and similar artillery actlvit,
again II recorded Monday
Although Rome has reported heavy
fishtlrs on the .Austrvsitallsn front. with
successes for me italians, the current
headquarters statement from Vienna
mentions onl, small engagement. and
records no changes NJ tettliof, In ron
sequence
Raids b, two Firnth scinplans s,,iad.
fow. stationed IN the sAlonih ft,n, ar
reported IN HaVas dispatch from
A'hens. Onc squadron dfupred sbonnh.
sunds, morning on puisaflsn force. AZ.
semhled al strumltss station The p,her
attack was made al pcssnt,ee. Both
squadrous returned unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
SICKNESS F0|LS
j. S. EFFORTS TO
TRY Ex-0FF|C|AL
Six Attempts Made to Hale
Alleged EmbezzIer Before
Court: All Fail.

|. .irh,a disoa.. i4 holding the ftrous
arm oi the Fu} "rnUuni Hi III" lu'irI
state from th, Do lf.i, uI S a.. Nc
'oulu of TctauFn Nrs, formerly su-
p,.iui,ud,nt uf f.s tu'rgDp Indian
school 81 Chllp,ru okla. tie b. charged
with having omb,1il'd funds b''"nglns
20 Pine ,hQul I'm 1900
Tho latest development lu tho .ts.
wa when y hearing vHs h'd Moult'
morning st iu, oklahoma t.iN federal
building before Judge John % 'oi'"'M
tu drfrrW.u, whether uf NOT tho 0Hr" u'
N,Dopuu should h. Es' Tor tiIl In .th"
Ma, criminal Assignment MD'ovnu VA
fCprrvrntcl hy Colonel ROO hoffman 90
oklahoma CITY sti when the affidavit o'
Dr kittfcl ~ TeNafksna. specialist VINO
was .mplo,ed POS tho uf0c' M John fpin
United states district 'ttDrneE for vest -
ctn Oklthoma. upon AutnotitN from the
department ~ justice to discover whether
or not Mcgowan wa seriously W, was
read Iudg. Cotto-Rl declined IN sri ihe
cnsc fnf heHrirg M ih" criminal term Of
court m oklahoma city mex N''
shoril, after the alleged cmhctslem"nt
NcCoWHn was taken 100 and hS o1Se mas
been continued from time 10 time r'ei
since 1899 In spite of the efforts NJ every
district Bttorn', 100 ofiic, since ihal
,olf ND'oNnn was taken into court At
Enid and Guihrh on two .oprrn'" oc'
cisions and announced ready for ud
only to D.. taken seriously 90 again and
forced tN bed
Because uf the large number ul wit
n,ss.s to D., summouoi n cost the gov
.frm,m of tho United states neatly 81
iou tp prepare for rycrr trial. 90 ludg'
Cotirfal VIII NOT .c' thr rtfe until NJ,
ruvtn has recovered -ufn Irnih ip ne
sufC hs hoinE present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
"a NOVEL A WEEK "


tered and f'o,e round the lsshcs a. ts
glanced upward Hc brushed them with
the back ot his hand and tan fcf tho
shelter of the crcshlns old pot,ico.
drorrlns his bss With q thunp cn N.
crasy ncofins rethars n had been sh.
sufd To hsv. rad visions NJ fire. M win.
dops. and sorne old woman WAITING 10
", In the master hu, since IN, care.
,aket must have hsd his letter ths,.
could he ne adequate ts.snn fnr as,k
nes.. q locked dow. and con,rmriunus
indifference that lsh him 10 shi,st IN
his pwn doorstep
'rhinss scem cut In the piece ,ois, 4"
rrrte reflected vta,hmiiy "uf ail the
shif,le.s ccun,flesi" And he battered
=, ~. stu, from, door With chllled
knuckiss
The ori, effec, ~. an s,aulsl,. rain
IN he hsh.ftc,en hands. and he sr.v
snsrie' ss he rubbed them There wa.
NO excuse fcr mi. .cst ~ thing Here
u sas nish,fsli bis svr huuse shu,
sssins, him. and No m.fsln lsu In ,hs
dav- ncf In Jim Nrfks in ~ soins hsrt
d.rsfs mil". snd sssins i-t irdsins
lis pas = hard msr. subject ~ susrs
~ sef,n~. itst is'i him harder ,hsr
svrf. snd he rad Ius, a., ovsf . hsa
cre-if n hss no, been fnr . rni.srshls
c,d horse he would hsv. been here hour.
sCsuD1Dosa q f~sS nnsst,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
ONE MOOSE GETS
S100 fine, SIXTY
DAYS. JAIL Term
C. S. Steele Asks for Immedi-
ate Sentence; Others UP
Wednesday Morning.

Charley ). steele. convicted In the
count, court Saturday on a charge of
maintaining u booze joint at the Monse
lodge rooms. Was Sentenced Monday noon
hy Judge " II IWiuk io serve siTty
davs IN the county jail and TO pay a
fine ~ 300 steele Hna six others we're
convicted by the jury The verdict was
announced about . ~ clock saturday
night
That steele wanted 10 return 30 WIT.
OKLA, where he Do said tn avn q res
ituihnt Was the reason given for ask
ing the court tp pass scntenr, Monday
Judge LNiut announced SATURDAY night
ihht he would plsa sentence upon the
convicted men Wednesday morning
Steele was released upon $500 bail
The bunhsmcu ltc Mrs \ Lewis and
sam rice Attorney Georyc Gidiing.
served notice that be- intended tO appeal
from the Judgment Of the county court
10 the criminal court Of appeals
seven Of the eight members Of the
Moose lodge On trial on chnrre "
maintaining y place NJ the lodse rooms
whore liquor was sold. were convicted
one. " Nelson. vAs acquitted The
convicted men are. W T. liawkins "
W Hilliugsley. ~ y Milhauser. leSs
Campbell a = Jones charles H.
Goucher and steele
The trial came to nm cnh shortly ~.
fore s o'clock SATURDAY night The a.
icnsr Offered no testimony The verdict
was reached aztec less than two hours
dcIibcrntion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Standard Dividend
Hundred Percent

CLEVELAND. ohio. Aprn " pircr
tors ~ the standard uil company ~ ohio
Monday srncuncet special meeting ~
shareholders Nav is 10 suthofi,e q teo
retcen, dividend equal 10 ssssN, 90
which is 20 be IN the form II new st-rk
the muve Will Increase the cspi,aliaa
,,cn ~ tho c,trrsny from u.keo.eo to q
no noo In ,lN announcement, n wac .aui
ihs, In view n ihr company sufrms
Whirh is nrv Himrft twice the snount r.
the ruisiandinr stock thu directors ist
irtiiutd IN dc,idins upon stock dl,i.
dcri
IN. company balance sheet nc, cui,er
a. 1915. showed p surplus ~ ~ tis.oss
The chmrsny las, ,sat Paid cash di,i.
dsnds n tii share aud has paid q a
shsi, 90 faf this year. u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
PRICE OF BIBLES HAS
DOUBLED ACCOUNT OF
HIGH COST OF PAPER

N 0EW york, Aprl l7--Thc price
I'M of lfhlcs has lncfotsed and prob
u v thly VIII advance Hlill further
hocalsc OF the war. Statements
Issued hy the pcligious publication 30
Cliics show That the expense Of pub
lishing prayer books. hymnals and
other religious volumes IN 80 much
larger than heretofore mat BUYERS
have been obliged TO pay nearlj double
the prices Of last year THIS IN due
mainly to the advance I'm ihc cost OF
paper. Ink, leather aud glue.
The American Bbe society an
nounccs that the rtock of BihlcH In
European languages imported from
Germany prior 10 the beginning Of the
war II now approaching exhaustion
and the society does not know when
II can be replaced
Tie Methodist book concern SAYS It's
bills for white paper viii increase this
year tl30,n00
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
AMERICAN HURT
BY SUBSEA Gun

WASHINGTON. Aprl o. one o' two
Americans aboard the Russian steam.
fhip lmpcfatro from Gplfport Miss. fnr
Mafeclllrs. France. was wounded WHOM
tho vessel Wss fiT d upon without warn
INK b, pu Nust.pu submarine nt the
Culumhfcic islands hcgorling iu Of
nrial sdyicrs to the stat, department
Mnpday
The american injured Wa HusiA'c
Olson whose father d. band master ~
loft warren HostpH itc ia -pld 10 h"
iu hospital pi n,frrluu1. spain sut.
frtiug from shrRpu'l wounds The other
american phuafi VB. Nuef Svrlnnfun.
whose brother iNga iu Miunc,uoI.
The state department information
cam, from the American consul tt Bar.
rrlnns uv siid th, shin was fired upon
without warning ou Nptl ~ Three
shots we're fr,d one thking effect The
vessel WuS tti anfr hy tho Submarine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
NO TW|NE famine
TO Be PERMITTED
Uncle Sam Acting Upon Re-
quest OF yuCatan Farmers
May Distribute SisaI.

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ln' 'o'n,'l',S'un ''pIos'"''ns ,u'"'.'
''ihrs MN'n w, s'h'r Commute, !"
"N''rcc 'h' ~" W '"' 'rnp 'u' " n"'s
nor '"m' Nlhlh tn' Pi"Nlh'" "' "t'
Nlh'Nc BODY 'hslf'nah l"N"s :" th"
federal commission has informed senator
NhnTirl thst u has lh' machinery TO
pr",rrd WIN the dstHhIlinn aul VII
.cnd two men too Nu,ainn. Senator
HHnsdeh viii Introduce resolution 10
put the trad" commission IN charge
Twin. comusnies on ssnd
w " Spcuccr cuumcl Tor the Nucs
tan commission announced that tho plnu
wouli' be satisfactory a. him insisting
onll that the entire domestic demand he
supplied before any sissi u cold for
export Representative NJ sc,crsl twinc
companies appeared 1T the hearing Mon
daN to enter their urdrrs Tor sisal
Alexander lcgg general manager ~
the International Harvester cpmpar,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
WEDDING SUDDEN,
FRIENDS AMAZED
Statehouse Employees Meet
Downtown and Decide 10
Unite Lives.

4 romance that had its beginning IN
the office NJ the secretary ot state when
n was quaftetyd IN tho schoolh~ise 81
Fourth snd Wslnu, streets four yesra
aEo illuminated saturday nlsh, In the
marriage Of Mis. Jane rayne. s,enosrs-
rhcr ~ Secretary I. is,on. and Jim
n Neill clerk In tho office ot stat. Audi.
tor : n Howard
IN, rctrmon, was performed by pshor
Hanria h Rfuokc NJ the Eris opal
church
The VrdiunF tame ~ no niils surprise
io their niruit IN fact both ssy ,her
did not dyrid, in r,l married until ihsy
met down tnVn saturday night
Miss PAYNE and NJ oNeill became
acquainted when hath were employed m
The office n the secretary Of state uu.
der Ben y Harrison
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Refrigerator Car
Call Forestalled

WASHINGTON. Npul 4; Tn. inter.
state commerce commission Monday
called the attention ci railroad, 10 the
need " having on hand sufficient ~,
rlN ~ refrigerator cars Tor the movement
o' fruit nnd vcsetbhlcs from the south
The attention Of the commission had been
.hl"d to a threatened scriou. shortage of
Urh cars
The Importance NJ h,ving r,frlrcstnr
c1ts Tor the movement nf ihcs, crups 4.
Obvious" reads commission statement
and there would s"vm to b. uo soud
reason iut dIv'rtlng the cats which are
Intended irf that purpose To- other uses '
The commission further urerd that sll
fords makv immediate and special af.
pnE"m'nt iof the ptomp, return to tho
owning roads " nh refrigerator cars now
IN their possession
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
DEMONSTRATION foe eAesAniA.

MENiCO CRY. Mex. Aprl iiarrn
thousand pcfsnns pstadcd tho main
streets uf the ,iN Sunday cheering TO-
Uenrtsl Jaftaufs Labor unions ffb.
tcfral snririirs and students p,r'iripti
rd in the p,tuir. which Was organized
hv The newspapers Spp,ch,s vctc drli,.
cred In tho main slunfcs hand concerts
we're given In puhlir ratk' aud the vii,
WAS given o,cr ~ Demonstration "
holiday spirit until late hour tnnish,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
olsr0ee.nots AT LAS pALoaAs

CoLuMprs. y ~ Arfh ~ pis.
iufhanrrs BE-, Las ralrmss. ciEht mites
snuth NJ tho hctl,r followed 90 dsv
of tts vafnrvH srldi,fs rsiiri.rl ihr
international inu a..nfdinK tn frVnfts
hrfr vmdp, rhr ir'N men urw rsii
Sunda, tuf the nfst time IN tWn months
n was asserted each man receiving 3
Anptiran money and ils IN Caffanfa
rttrrnc, Investigation showed ,hs, the
disturbances were minor and caused
mainly b lntonioatlon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
Gasoline Down
Cent in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, April l7-Gas-
oline in ST. Louis Monday sold
at ~ cents a gallon--a drop
of | cent. The decline was at
tributed to the importation of
oil from Borneo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
U.:B0ATS EXACT
FURTHER TOLL

LONDON. NrrIl u The sinking ~ v
neutral ship aud british steamship
vns tcporicd by Llo,ds Monday The
Norwegian ship Glcndnon was sunk hy
Funfitc The lns' BriNh steamship was
the Harfovian which vas nnrmcd
The Glendoon, i.'aS tons gtoss. was
sailing from l1ullur, chile. 10 Calais. Wss
huilt In lSai and owned In Christiania
The lisrrbyinn. l.iln tons gross, Nss
sNs feet Ions, built In i9ii tot = London
company and sailed Nptil : from New
York for llaNtc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
NICH0lS0N'S CHANCE OF
APPOINTMENT DOUBTFUL

WASHINGTON Arfii ~ Anst q c.n.
iritn.v VurisN sNh ssffeisr pstsr.
Frnatn. Kriu ~ inilsna aid me rsst.
b. is ~ the arrAn,insnt ~ Meredith
Nitnolson the Indiana snthof, 90 s.sisi.
ant ssrrrtafi " var, wefe ssf, doabtfui.
~ fs,afY naksF has net fcsrhsd . slosl
decision. hu, N the appointment erss
10 Indians, senator Kern ssie. Nleos1.
scn will revelse u