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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
IRON Tie Tribune Bureau
Washington. October ~
ARMY.


Washington. October IL
ARMY
L,srs q, abse1c. granted Capt GEORGE WILL
I.MS 18Th Cav extended IS days.
Capt. FRANK H. ADAMS ed In. 70 L-ttefnin
Col SAMUEL REFER, sig. coTe. oiaes chief
dF of1cer. o. expiration present t4ve 81 al
r Sc E. " MA aiS5Si DrGo i'' Ma aa Rec e
.-,ii, da'7 to isi, srsc, on expiration % DAYS
cs5i FRANE ". RowuL, ls,h Inf. ds.,iIr5
--of military science. ALABAMA tojtechiio
Leave =, sb',rc. granted fi-st u. FREDERICK
: HOLZBAUR. u Inf. Penn. y. g.. extended
col ESsjcsm B Prick. Med Cory. from south.
Dep and further duty dept lfadglAiefl.
Western pert 70 san Frsneseq 81, and n. .aA a. a.:
Col CHARLES NJ CANDY, MED. Coipo' no 70
l. and % arri1al VI Iz.s't 70 NJ ~
r,Is sni ~ GL oi R. KDiBAII 81 Iat detailed
prof Of military science Cattle H@sh" Scnooi'
c. Lsos cHAR us: DE p CHANDLER; sg Cops
70 duty N o'hce che, s's. O'noe tt,,,,'Sd 10 an
vacancy ~ u = ?" DAWSON. 9Th Inf found
,es.oS u disability incident TO The service as
-.,,reTnert Is announced e., ....-.t..
Following s-t sutea's dstsled III nH "a Csr
FrGENE A LoHMAN. q o a, III X or r
EolNKTIN 18Th Cav tktseiA -. ~, -
77re 81 a. HAROLD G. NANDEhE tLh.
az ~ p "A WILLIAM q CRANE; oh T. a.
M hE9rNJ r' A.: RICHARD z. ANpI,E;SoEs.
sc ions HATCH. : q N,Il -, -.
Tf<f.u ID + A. GEORGE 2 y DAHL ~
-, IONS II HINEnON. l2d lni 1aAIh. ,;sS
u CopITT.r 8oth Inf LLOYD X tKhth,N,-
Dali u Inf ROY 4 CoLEs' ~ ;;.F loi qa ~
~ fRA r WYCuE. s0th jay. o' AVE- bL
c.pRF & A WALTER SMITH. =. ,,.-
-t',ttr- n second Il JANIS 4 "a
M rvs "a Inf Ais : O. CaV~ SAN rt ~ =.
TTio,fAs 7,h Inf. \. Y. y. C.. and map
tTEyEIAND HALL lst If. Va Is. t.. &c
cspted. ,..,,,, 81. IT, Al y g
I'm avi alton duty. Miucoia y =. 70 hla -
piio,g,rg act NJ dental surgeons n home relpi' p,
,ci.sraph 10 surgeon general for az 1line--s
-o.,r,S and granted leaves q absence i1f leiiol
,rsciS.d 10 taSe effect arrival az iL,lr u1.eo
Harry y KIAfBLE. one molth ara IoIf -
iTINS " JORDAN ono month ana sever I@ys
WARREN G. TORfENCL. two mo1u@ ana 81
dsys. - ,-oo,,vppv 40 peus On
s--t,sI IN san Brsncisco 10 Frankfort AfseilAl-
80 IN aIseu-e FOR ono month o. -iel from Pro-
-, a,,fiss granted capt. GkHhlr Van
oUACNNBUsH. 18th Inf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
The New Books Classified
ART
The Crafts-Cartoonists-Books
for Collectors.

lOT OOlltNtOlS'
AMERICAN PICrURrs AND THEIR PAINTERS
By Lorlda 81 Bryant Tie JOHN Lane Company.
ART or INTERIOR DECORATION. THE. By
Emily Burbank an4 Grace Wood Dodd. Mead d
ART OF LOOKING At ,, PICTURES b. Carl 4
Note Books Complied BY Judith cladei The
Century COMPANY
AUGUSTA RoDN From the French Il Paul
GseI hy Ne Romly Feddsn. Illustrated. New.
cheaper edition. small MAYNARD a CO.
Blue CHINA BOOK By Ala wslkcSf CsnshL
with checking list Dutton a co.
CHATS oN OLD CLOCKS By Arthur HAYDEN.
Tho r a. stokes Company
CREATIVE WILL THE Esthetlcs By Willard
Huntington Wright. Tho John Lane Company
rn,u-Vp prrAC's PICTURE BOOK Of THE
FRi NCH RED CROSS. To George II. poran
Company.
ENGLISH FURNITURE OF THE EIGHTEENTH
CENTURY By Herbert Ccscinsky. The Funk
Naslalis Company.
L. Hsmlin. illustrated Dufhe-d 20
FA,fors PAINTERS OF AMERICA By J.
Waller McSpattsn. Dodd. heaI 4 20.
FAMOUS SCULPTURE. b. Charles L B,rto..
TIE century Company
FRENCH ErcHERs or THE SECOND EMPIRE.
81 William Aspcnnal Bradley. Tie Hough.on
Min Company
GREAT FRENCH HOMES OR CHArEAUX. Folio.
charles Scriller's Sons
cRFFK HOUSE THE From ths NeolMhic Period
10 the Hsuenlstlc Age. b. Bertha Carr Rider.
c. h. Putnam sons.
historic SILVER OF The COLONIES AND ITS
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HISTORY OF ORNAMENT b. A .. 7. Hsm.in
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PRACTICAL BOOK OF EARLY AMERIC1N ARTS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
CHICAGO OFFICIALS ACCUSED
CHARGES of Responsibility for Gambling
To Be Heard To-day

Chicago. Oct. 13.-Charges OF State 9
ATTORNEY Maclay Hoyne that Chief OF
Police Charles c. Heaiev and other city
officials are responsible FOR gambling
and other violations Of the law will b.
heard tomorrow before Chief Justice
Harrv olson. OF the Municipal Court
This was agreed TO late to-day. when
application was made before the jus
ice for warrants of arrest for the
notice chief and other city officials.
Judge Olson said he could see no
reason for haste in the proceedings,
and set the hearing for tomorrow.
when he will decide regarding the war
rants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
FIRE RECORD.

=
l. 49-zsol sfh ar Phillips. tridlnz
.30--Zas West l49th s. Henry Ieslka. UNI known.
f-tei .esr Broadway. kschendor,er Grinding
Co s,isht.
4so-l2o.422 E.s, 18th ST.; Dominica ,nngla.
s.20-253 Alexander Az; Ms P Mcdonald
fifirg
s47-ea Market s. truck: Edward Kelly: slight
e-20-tl5-3iT East c9th a.. George FRI. t-tninE
10 .2G-l56 Last io3d st.. Charles Sander. slight
10 t1-il2 hast loth e. owner unknown. tririns
l2l5-6l Columbia ST. Israel Ing,rnsa: slight
u ij-st AIMS az and ileth 81. y. 7. c. r. r.
l.o5--l5l East 18Th s. John Bolinsn slight
2.i5-il5 I'd 20. unknown trifnS.
= ISL Cherry 81 Ssran Bondeller trfng
s .30-l15th s.. and Webster az. John Eiroo6 .
trt1ing
500 Hudson St Brandt Razor strop Co; IN
Known.
s.ln-so Msngir 81. CITY property. tr1firg
5.i0-l53d 81. ard Broadway. unknown trfirr
5t5-i3l-3s West lsth ST.. Consolidated Gas.
tfif.nE
si5-Co.umhus az ard SD a.: Frank v.l,ci
auto. $500.
$50 Ma. "a S. rity property: tnf;nz
7.lb-2l9 East 8lst e.. susan Blank. t1fing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
MUSIC
A History by Sir Charles Villlers
S.,rford- ROLAND on Handel.

c,,,rs WITH vrOLINTsTs. How 70 u'efe ,lil
'i ii.Nst-i,'.. By wallace Riichie eh-ils' H''l'
n-rs sors. - 49,
u,yprL. b. nomala Roland Herr h'i 80 20.
trsrorY Or MUSIC 4 b sF ,,,..-l,iIi,n COM,
stanford ard Cecil fofs'ih. '"'
psnT - ,,.,pfn SINGS
,cvr SONGS THE WHOLE NgHi.D st ~
tti,ri br Aber p. wisf y. Aps's.r ,,,-.
s.cerp SONGS THE wH'.t wGnLD tP q. -
hl -, svNpuoNY TIE by 2 MARKHAM
srvhf ,,,,,,ie stasy ssnss." chsris. soriSHsf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
Army and Many Orders;
Movements OF WdrShibS
NAVY

NAVY.
L r. II COcs 10 North Dakota NOV u.s.
L. 10. c. + /. SHEA detached Nimpnls. %
works Z. " @ g.. Broosy.,. ,-.-...
L. - c. LELAND JORDAN. de'ieh.d n,v
yard. Portsmouth. y. Fl. % ccnn-c'ion Sung OF
M.umes and on board when commissioned.
It. r. O. sBERWOoD PICKING detached COM
It. - GI T. j. ROTH detached M.ehiu: 70
Ert p. n. HENNTNG detached vermont; 70 N,u-
Ea- G DAVIS detached KENTUCKY. 70 Msunes
BIS A Bl RHANs detached vermont; 70
Ems r. p WEBB detached "adsTor'n % Bar
lion Works Bath Ne. connection SUING OUT
cn and lGf n1 board when commissioned
Ere r. r COCHBANE detached O'Bu-r Oh con-
nec'ion sitting out Wilkes AMI duty on board when
Ens A. T. EMERSON detached ConJnshsm. n
Ea, Il " zIRoLr detached Jacob Jons: to
p 4 surg P 2. GARRISON detached marin.
sHpeiiuonary forces. Hayii. 70 narins sIpediuon-
an forces. suto Domingo.
Pay JONATHAN BROOKS detached nav Jard: -
l2Ta. nospits. Mare island.
Oh. Btsvn JOHN DAVIS detached Nov Jr-eJ
20 nsss! training station. Newport.
IN. B'ssn. A. D. WARWICK detached Missouri.
Ch Bspn. J. 2. CARTWRIGHT detached nar,
training station Newport. Nov II. 70 Rhode
Btsw1. r. G. A PLACEMENT da,eh-d Memphis:
% North Dakota
BSvn ". 4 orr detached Rhode Island. to con-
merton atting out 0iympi. and duty on board
Rhen commissioned.
Btsau. NJ J. WILLIAMSON detached Constellation:
. % Hancock
Ch. Gun. G.. A MESSING detached naval maya
zine. Iona Isand y = % temporary duty a,
rscsi1ins ship a. New York.
MARINE CORPS
First Its NJ T. sHEARER ard IF g NORRIS.
detached Vermont. f0 Arizona
First r. l.. " HOYT. detached marine harr.cls
oougapo 70 Narsi liopts Mare Island.
Second It. d. NJ GARDINER. IT, detached
marine barracks san Diego. 10 Nsy@l Hospital
Wsfhiugol.
Second - r. r. WRIGHT. detached marine bar
racks. Norfolk 20 Utah.
First IT, g.. vs. VAN HOOsE cd4ched Utah; 20
marine barracks. Ncrfo.k
Capt II r VrLTE. detached marine barracks.
San Des0. % marine barracks. Norfolk.
FolOsing officers detailed lg u ". Dept. a. assist
ant q VI '0r period y four years Csps. "
D. Parker EDWARD II. CoNGLk snd
HENRY MANNEY. Jr.. First Ln. HAROLD B.
PRATT ADD WILBj THING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
NEW BOOKS TO COME
A GUIDE FOR READERS
The Seasons New Volumes on the Drama-Wiliam
Winter, J. Ranken Towse and Brander Matthews
-Travel-With E. v Lucas in London.

wherefore Mr.. Burton's study OF
the man and the mask may wei!
prove reminiscent entertainment tor
his admirers.
TRAVEL
The Seeing America First move
ment. turned from a virtue into
necessity by conditions in Europe,
continues to spread in our travel
literature. There are visits to the
"Old Seaport Towns of New Eng
land" by Hildegarde Hawthorne;
The Old Dominion" by Louise
Closer Hall and her artist-husband;
the South in winter, to California
and the West, products of the San
Francisco exposition; and Ernest
Peixotto takes US through Our His
panic Southwest with pen and pen
Gil. Riders Guide to New York
the first of a series of American
guide-books, is at last to make its
appearance after one or two post
ponemcnts.
Those who have wandered ere
now with that most captivating of
ciceroni. E. V. Lucas, will not fail
to join him in his More Wander
ings in London" A volume of
Great Chateaux of France is uni
form in size and style with the
well-known, magnificent English
Homes" folios. Vachcll Lindsay
publishes Handy Guide for Beg
gars,' based upon his own peripa-
tctic experiences, and that interest
ing tramp by conviction, Harry A.
Franck. gives an account OF his
latest wanderings, in Mexico and
Central America.
George Wharton Edwards's Van:
ished Towers and Chimes of
Flanders" with his own illustra-
tons, deserves special mention.
WOMAN AND HER INTERESTS
Three sociological studies of first
importance announced for this
year are Ellen Keys War, Peace
and the Future" The Great I'M
married. by Walter M. Gsllichan,
and Mrs. Gallichan's &C. Gasquoine
Hartley's) Motherhood" To these
may be added Eliza Burt CANDLES
The Sexes in Science and History"
Jane Addams's Long Road of
Woman's Memory" is record OF
her observations OF the minds of the
immigrant women at Hull House.
The Suffrage is represented by two
new titles: "Woman's Suffrage by
Constitutional Amendment" by n.
St. George Tucker, and Laws AT
fecting Women and Children m the
Suffrage ard Non-Suffrage States"
compiled by Annie S. Perrit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14
Will Explain New Zone Law

John P. O'Brien. Assistant Corpo-
ration Counsel, will outline che plan
and scope Of the new zone law at a
meeting on Monday night Of the Real
Estate Owners Protective Association
a. the Hotel Majestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-14

DC. ia-Anrner a. Vhi,e-tons Landing; castin-
Al Fnr,gmlo 81 Can aud Bafahons Cuisoa at
Monte Christi and Cape Hsytlel. flaming a.
oa-,iirer's Raw aud newport Hercules a. Nor
flIk Iafnson aid smith a. Rosenank. M-Doussl
.aJ Patterson a Boston. Montana a. Nepcagus
80 por, an Prince. Sacramento q. TEA SAturu
a. Ssn Diego
OF f3.-Ja.y.s e. PrornceioT1-
SAILED.
oo, t9-Al,rvn. Balch. Cushing Drayton. Ericsson;
Jsryts Ienkins Met AL. Nichofor. PAuldlns ara
fts-.I'.r N.,n9rt Co., Sea. flaming Gardner 3
rsg for Nrxport. thence 70 sea. M.bousA!. Ner .
-. 81 "a thence % sf0u. thence 70 seS
- - IIsr,,ton Road. for Charleston. he.r-
..rre Br'on 10 sea- Warrington. Boston ior
Sepfolk Wheeling Progrso Tor fIeflo Me,lgo
,f.-vIsnd ,fanranillo Tor Guaynss. 'astlnr, A1--
., Enr.aufI'o. III Can and Barahunt. tuAsoA
Monte Chrsu for Cape Hayden ana foE DC
raiI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
In II before breakfast.

Headache OF any kind. J., caused b.
4utO-lntoNicauou which mean, self
poisoning Liver and bowel poison.
,alled toxins, sucked into the blood
through the lymph ducts. excite tn,
heart which pump, the blood so fast
hat it conge,is m the smaller artcrlc,
and veins OF the head producing Vic
lent. lhrobbnV pain and distress. called
headache You become nervous, de-
pondcnt, sick. icycrlsh and miserable
YOUR meals sour and almost uau,cat
you Then YOU resort to a,ctanlllde
aspirin or the bromlde' which tcmpor
lrlly relieve but do not rid the blood o
'heSe irritating toxins.
A glass OF hot water with teaspoon.
iul OF limestone phosphate IN It. drdnl
before breakfast for awhile will mo-
only wash these polsouN from your sts
TEN and cure YOU OF headache but vii
cleanse, purity and irc,hcn the cutir,
allmcNtarN canal
Ask YOUR pharmacist tor q quarter
mound nl limestone phosphate II /, m
expensive. udrmlt, q, sugdr and al
most Astclcs,. except tor 4 auuriSl
rvin.c winch q, mot unpleasant
Ii YOU aren't feeling Your best +
tongue is coated or YOU wake up vIil
lad taste. foul breath ur have cold,
indigestion. blliou,uc,,. cou,upano
or sour. acid stomach begin the pho,
uhatcd liut water cure tu md YOUR 81.
tom 4 tLvtv. tNl t,tF,ng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
JGH!! A DOSE Of
NASTY CAL0MH
II Salivates! 1t Makes You
Sick and You May Lose
a Days Work,

Nuurr bilious. sluggish ,ou,upatcd
ana believe you need vile, dangcrou,
calomcl to start your liver and clean
your bowels,
Here's my guarantee Ask your drug
gist tot 50 cent bottle of DodSons
Liver Tone and take spoonful to.
night II II doesn't start your liver
and stta,gh,en YOU righ, up better than
eAlomel and without gripping or max
inr you sick | want YOU to go back to
the store and yet your money.
Take ,alomcl today and tomorrow
'op vii feel weak aud ,,l, and uau
Gated Don't lose a day, work LAX,
a spoonful OF harmless, vegetable bod.
sons Liver Tone tonight and wake NJ
feeling great It's perfectly harmless
So give It to your children any time
IL can't salivate. so let them cat an,,
thing afterwards ADV,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

arms uum Judge Doyle decides Mon
day afternoon I'm che anti -pichcling ur.
ulnHu,r ut IN, ciN Us uvg"D ln, d'.
,isiuu viii h, mad, un hearing trr a
writ OF hph,us corpus tu release MIS-
Eyah SWcit1cr. picket from bond made
when che WAS arrested on charge OF \lo-
mtiou of the new ordinance
Ralph RICE Here Ralph Rice ot
sioux city, Iowa, president ol the Na-
OF Iowa. i- iu Oklahoma city tor Visit
OF a frN days Nj Elcc formerly lived
In thus city
Title suit Motion ov.rruled Tho mo
tion brought IN Judge CLARK court lhls
morning hy Colonel Parker Of West Min
ernl ohio. for a new trial ot his SUIT
To- clear tltl, io % large amount w prop-
crtv In the Parker Cul,oid addition 10
this city was ovcrrul'l
Frances Hearlnu Postponed llcnr
ing of the suit brought ugtmst J =
Frances a real estate dealer Of this yi'.
D., Nlmrdn Spcrry uni Emily Sp'uN
kinsworthy Ton th,ur ihonu estat" was
postponed from Yesterday afternoon uh
IN thls Afternoon 'm Judge clark
court
Donneuy Celebrate, Blrthday-lhv b.
'ummi,siou,r Mike p'mrlN hirihlhN
lie IL 3o year. old and returned from
u Municipal League meeting at lndcprn
deuce Kan, to celebrate the event '
didn't like my visit W Independence.
there are too many republican, u'''t
he said
A Negro Fined by CRY Laura chap
pcll negro, was nucd Srp aud costs
today and given ninety dHNs No JAIL on
/ charge ol nrsistiur iu IN, mnintcn'nC'
~ Joint Her husband wus lined M"
srmc amount a ''V days ago iu muul-
| CipM court
/ city payrolIs hllowed--Iity commits.
/ sloncrs met thi. morning and prss"d
/ the u1yrnls M thcir departments
! Local Man TO Federal Court--Wcb
| Hugh. Wno has faced many boo'lcggins
! charges in the city court Wrs taken e.
/ \rdmorc TODAY bv Deputy Z S Marshal
Z Nra1il 20 face Il charge iu the frdofnI
! court Of smuggling whisky IRON u ori
/ Worth TO oklahoma CHS
let Contract Monday Contract fnl
printing tho ballots containing the So.
. cialist election law 10 be voted upon lI
November YIN y, awarded Monday hl
'ho state board of affairs Contract tOr
. the regular ballot containing the utUc'
OF tho candidates was awarded aomu tim,
ago
Oh Foreman Sued for Divorce Rr.tur,
her husband doesn't thlnk rh" n his 30
rlal equal and refuses 10 take her viii
him 10 parties Mrs tys Blue OF Thu
CltN filed u petition lU the district cour
this morning for divorce. tNde &
HIuo. tho husband. is foreman Tor lHrg
oil cowwHN ond earns '-,u month
4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

white she has 10 clerk lu store here 10
support herself Mrs Rtur nssDrIs ShN
asks 500 month aumouN and 'loo tttor-
ncN's fees
Must Stop Trains The Rock Island
itailrund company f. directed 'u stop i'H
trains Nus IN and 49, M HouurncN uN the
terms of am order issued tniH morning hy
th" corporation cumml s,uu
Democrats Prepare Tor O~sn--l.Eten
siNc prcputatious are being made by tho
Oklahoma county drwocr1'.G cdmpaiRI
cummittr, FOR M, meeting here ON Tho
night of october ], AZ which julbd
states Senator owen win peak tn"
meeting win lr held t' the AuiltoriuW
beginning AZ g. o'clock n has no' been
determined who will preside
Friends" Must Separate Ben Lester
WIS fined So and costs aud ten days IN
all this morning ou a charge ~ disturb
INK tho pCgc, Of NJ. l.. GuRrhE but hN
viii NOT be- forced tu pry II h" htaNs ava"
from tho latl"rs pool hail and restaurant
Is Lester and Grlrth" have been lu cuurr
several times to 1attl. puarrIs and judge
e'''er declared lf thrE Wnai stay
apart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

Unpaid telephone bus t0r 'bc month
H October arc past due II mot paid hy
. p m oi the 18th service Will be- dis
continued Pioneer Tel & lei Co..
AL.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14


conventions IN Chicago last June 10.
unite ON presidential candidate
ono,s. poosovs,t and pe,L,rs
49,, ~. - -,
"'. "'N'' V"'''' WI. N""'''''' ~
saying M l9lj that i am iot TINS cause
To- ilghl to lhc cnd "hile lneI
lasts, and ihat wIII never abandon
the prih,lplc to "h''h we p'oE! ca'l'''
hale pledged ourselves ana VIII never
abandon the men ana women VINO are"
around me to battle Tor these pi'n
c'p,e'
hc also quoted george " I'iN'"'
as >l't'ng ne was opposed To '''"'','"I
10 In, republican party because h''
b'cn more f'd''''ndil 'i'h eve.
Accepted at Par
"Tbc statement o., our leader Mr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14
PRESIDENT SAYS
GUAROSMEN MUST
STAY ON BORDER
e ontinucd irom rngc one. -

e ontinurd from raEc ONE
that am, organization. were hc,ps kent
there tp perfect thc,r military training /
The presidents letter follows.
"Nr Dear Whitman have received
your letter OF Scptcmh,r 30 and have
taken up with the scrrc,a,. of war the |
situation a, IT effects the presence OF,
New York troop, ON the border From
fine beginning oi the difficulty which
nccc>,l'l,cd the cali for the militia L
have been deeply sensitive of the in
CON, cnIcucc caused to the member, of.
these citizen military ORGANIZATIONS b,
their separation from their lamlhc, and
their Ordinary buunc,, engagements
aud pursuit.
Scol "a Minimize S,c,,rc.
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AN'I IlNN|'I'IS IN| sue 10 NIN'n AS 300 IT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

Woodworth Case Continued TN,
NuodVortu divorce case which was Of
for this morning was postponed until
next Tuesday because Judge HHNsuu
Nhp tried the case. is now engaged with
the Knight murder trial The hearing
Tuesday viii bo continuation Of th,
rnsc which started three weeks ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

Rush FOR Llccnses-Thc marriage o.
Dcnsc clerks ot the court house We're
rushed this morning 10y applicants for
u.,us"s who had not gotten them yes
tcrlay because Of the double hoodnO--
Friday. the thirteenth SIX licenses were
tntvu out this morning while that uSu-
ulI, be- u large number for nu entire
dpy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

Ashton Returns W g. Ashton. state
labor oomnss siuu,r returned inls wuru-
Ing from Nluskur,y wn.r, hr assisted iu
me nmicahl. settlement of tn, sruk, OF
NutkuKec street ttr Wuturu"u aud CON.
ductors Tonight ho wll leave Ton chi.
ricu ON Official business
Drainage Work 20 StopU y Iiopp,
ut the law firm OF NrLaury q lIOpps. re-
uortcd 10 the drainage board committee
this noon IN, proceedings uf tho burrd 900
rhf eastern drainage ditch work had hoou
such that u could continue No had beer
Ucquost,d tu Investigate the lrpnl phases
4 drainage work ON the east SUD, of tn,
.uuutv llo reported that he had found
some Irregularities hut that the, could d,
otflcd without court I"'i"U and that
uothng had been donp 'o make rh. work
lr payments Illegal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

Luncheon for Senator-The Young
Mems Democratic club viii give lunch
con I'm honor Of Senator owen Tues
dny noon IN the Colcori basement lunch
room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

Ralph RICE Here - Ralph Rice ot
sioux city. Iowa. president of the Ma
tional Fidelity Lite Insurance company
OF Iowa. i- iu Oklahoma city tor u Nls,l
of a few days Mi llcc formerly lNrd
Ia thus GtA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

arms until Judc, Doyle decides Non
day afternoon In the antl-pickcting or
uinau,r az IN, city is u,gOt ln' de.
,isiou viii D., mtd, ON hearing Tor 4
writ of hph,us corpus tp release Mrs
Eyah Swcit1cr picket from bond made
when rho WAS arrested un charge OF Nlo-
l,tlou of M, new ordinance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

office Improves Floor One hundred
and fifDy square yards Of lnocum was
stacked iu the county treasurer Of
fcc this morning ready 10 Hdoru the
floor Tn, present covering hns been
on the floor for eight years.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

strikers Qulet-NN was quiet 100 the
ih'Htcf strike this morning strikers and
thoptrr managers are resting on their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-14

Title suit Motion overruled Tho mo
tion brought IN Judge cltrks court this
morning hN Colonel Parker ut West Min
eral, Ohio. for new trial of his suit
To- clear tul, io ~ Itrlr amount M prop.
crty In the Parker Curord addition 20
this city was Ovcrrul'd