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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
Facts TOR Farmers, Stock
Breeders, Pc uh ny Raisers,
Orchardists, Truckers and Gar
deners---Queries and Answers
ANIMALS
ny JOHN q. MAYO.

In planting trees, to obtain best re.
suits. dynamite the holes if possible.
using half-stick of 20 per cent dyna-
mite to each hole. If this is not con-
'enient. dig large. roomy holes so the
'oots VIII go in without crowding and
s'raiGhten them out so they will oc-
"uPE their natural positions. II any
~ the roots are bruised or broken.
hey should he cut off with :, sbnrn
<nife Pack the best soil. usually the
,op soil. firmly about the roots. the
armer the better. as this will insure
close contact y mulch of grass ma
hure. straw or any other litter tina,
VIII not blow away should be placed
e'er the roots of the trees. in the
lal after the growing season is over
Three or four pounds of bone pe.I
fertilizer per trees is an excellent pre-
caution in planting. and pays we'll I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
TWO WOMEN ARE INJURED
WHEN CAR STRIKES POLE
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb

,..T..!tI W 7 Hv IWes- Dlspatch. ]
SALISBURY. y. c.. June AIRS
Cap Stewart, "A prominent Davie Coun-
~ woman. sustained a broken arm and
collarbone. and Miss Ellie Barnes. OF
Concord, suffered severe injuries to
her face. when an automobile in which
thcY were riding crashed into n tele-
phone pole in Salisbury to-day. Mrs
stewart was taken to a hospital and
MISS Barnes to the home OF friend.
They were hurrying to the station TO
catch train when the machine left
the street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
Tree Planting

arc rev general hints in set.
tnG Tree which should no, no To-
gotten. Trees are living orr,,;s,,s
and they cannot live if their roo,s
exposed for any length OF time ~ ~
air or sunshine. SO let us be verv cara
full that we keep the roots mois, :, +,
all times. at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
strawberry I{unn.

o.'""herries propagate from rr,
e1s "h,ch TAX" root and are than
separated from the parent nlan, ' nun
rom each other IF allowed IN mr.
~ more or less curtail"d, but an a
commercial plantatiop =: ~ on
practical to take tho Vim, hhrdly
all runners cut OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
aCRRH for IIatchInu

No more than fifteen eggs shou,d
ever DO used In setting. Very much
depends upon your selection OF eggs
for Matching. Select eggs for this MIR
pose that are of uniform shane and
size Exclude from use all rough
shelled. dirty and notified eggs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05

'"iSlure mas the effect of lowerinr
me temperature of the incubator sou,
erai degrees. If moisture nan h,s
o. "a, allowed to become dry. and then
-, n,.eo. inc temperature in the incu.
degrees. "'"P several
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
To Visit Richmond.

Cockade City Temple OF Pythian Sis
ters. on Monday evening. Will 20 in
a body TO Richmond to pay Il fraternal
visit TO the sister temple of that city.
several candidates will he carried along
10 receive their initiation at the hands
or the Richmond degree staff Rich
mond Temple recently visited Coclado
CITY Temple, and the occasion, socially
and otherwise was a most pleasant,
one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
A Good Ration.

a desirable grain ration for cows.
when corn and oats are used as \
base. Is one made up OF 300 pounds
OF Command cob meal. 600 pounds OF
oats and 100 pounds of cotton-sced
meal. Feed this at the rate OF one
pound for every three pounds Of 4
per cent milk produced In addition.
feed rs much lcSume hay and corn
clover as tho cows will consume
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
To Run OH Sycamore street.

II is announced that cars Of the Pc
tersburE and Appomattox Railway.
connecting Petersburg with Hopeweil,
VII thiS week begin running on the
tracks of the virginia Rail,y,y nnd
rover Company in Sycamore. Boiling
brook and River Streets. The Council
some time ago granted this privilege.
nc running of these cars will be n
great convenience to the crowds OF
Hopcwcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
Memorial Dnr I,Inn.

Nt The meeting OF the ladies Me-
morlat Association. held on Friday
evening. arrangements for the obScrv-
ance Of Confederate Memorial Dav
June 3. was completed. The program
is similar to that OF previous wears.
AS mas been stated I'm The Times-Dis-
patch, there will he Il parade Of Con-
lederate veterans and military and
other organizations. and an address at
blandrord Cemetery by Rev Lewis NJ
Roper, D. D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05

BRISTOL. VA. June 4.-Arthur Love.
eighteen. who was dealt Z. blow on the
head with q brick by Henderson Nc
Mutt. neighbor. died this afternoon
without reEaining consciousness. The
assault followed Il dispute as the bows
were leaving 4 prayer service Nc
Mutt is in custody
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
Worth KNOWING

If vegetables have burned in the k..
tie, put In soda and a little water. ho;,
Il while and the Kettle is easily clean.
cd
Sprinkle soda on the grease SPOTS n,
the moor. then wash in luke-warm VA
ter and the result is fine.
Soda is good to clean the bowls ana
tub in the bathroom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
OLD SWEET SPRINGS. ". VA

y Charming Place AT Which to Spend
III. Summer
Ainusemcnts varied and attractive
GOLF, SWIMMING POOLS orchestra
dancing. tennis. talIy-ho. fine saddle horses
motoring, etc. For rates and reservations
address w. u. PAXTON
Sweet Springs. W. Va
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0rkneySprings Hotel and Baths


beautiful mountains: always cool: clcva-
lion 2,2,c. Restorative waters equal Carlsbad,
Germany, Tor nervousness. poor blood. gem
eral debility. rhennia tisin. kidney and
stomach troubles. Free Amusement. duncinc.
pool. tennis. croGuct: good table: reasonable
rates: cap. so: booklet. H. e. Carter, Prom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05

Dr"nc nnd Queen Trnp on Hive En-
trnncc.
winierinr az bees before another sea-
son. Farmers bulletin No 69a Of the
United states Department of Agricul-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-05
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT

Tss any to The
Monday contributions C weicon ned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15

Scores OF automobiles were at the citj
hall early this afternoon to take citizen
desiring to inspect the new proposed
reservoir to the site about seven mile,
northwest of the city Mayor Oycrhol
ser. the commissioners ana member, o
the citizens committee were on hand t'
accompany the expedition
Striking proof Of intense interest N
the bond isnuo wns given when uraiS
every clergyman In Oklahoma city n
SUNDAY sermons referred TO the project
without exception the issue was IA
vorcd.
Not Potter Plan at All.
"The prscn, project and the Potter
plan have no connection" said Mnyof
Overholsor to one inquirer this morning
except that the general sitos arc the
same. and that only because nature de
signed the site for reservoir %
Opponents Of the bond issue have
spread rumorH 10 the effect that money
for the citizens committee campaign had
been largely contributed hy few hir
corporations That IL not the case In the
sent 10 200 prominent business and pro-
fesrional men asking their support. The
response was prompt and liberal. almost
every one contributing In addition there
have been large number oi unsollcit-
cd contributions
A corrected summary ~ the rese rvoir
plan and the detailed costs has been
issued by the citizens committee The
plan calls for storage reservoir. by PASS.
diversion dam main dam conduit. dykes.
drainage canals. etc
j.. $500 900 900 Gallon, Capacity.
This reservoir viii hold sNn 0OQ. OOo Of
wnter. or supply sufficient FOR the
ritys needs 'or $40 DAYS
Land TO bc acquired. ilio.o0o. main
dam spillway. etc. 1900 200. clearing and
reservoir f62 0OO: diversion dam
80, 900; bypass. fseS.iOo: feed control
works $500. nuhS', SIS 500 dykes. SIS.
'o0; oonduits. N25 400: clear we'll $50 OO0.
drainage canal, $4,000. engineering and
supervision. isi 0oo. water main and lat
'ral extensions $3.50 0oo Total. 81 500 OO0
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g. &{BB2E$&EF
Truthful Tommy and the Princess.

~ NCE upon u time there was "A
beautiful princess born In the pal
~ nee Of the King and Queen of
Gullnud So beautiful was she
that every one oallcd her Pearl and
every on" In the kingdom was invited to
big christening at least nearly every
. one
Now. the person who did no, get bid
den to this feast WAS the weird wizard
now. the wizard Just to show that he
was not mad bit, came ~ when the
fehht wns at It's height and the table
tull OF guests IN silks and velvcts. lie
TOOK small. wlthcrcd pumpkin on, Of
his pocket filed II with wine, then
drank II of, snying.
you Hcorncd thr old man. but will
repny Many have brought glrs and
wishes. but | will outdD them ali The
princess will grow up beautiful. but she
must never live I'm the air. II q ray Of
sunlight should touch her shc viii die
Ana naught YOU viii know can break the
spell There Is one way. ana one WAY
alone. to do that. but n YOU viii never
Know III some lucky one happens upon
the magic" And the wicked old fellow
walked away TO his hut
From that day on the king and auecn
never let the suns rays touch the child
She was obliged 10 live In great glass
palace which WAS hrnted and lighted by
artificial means Everything IN II wns the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
IMPRESS

Mnh'I l,li'rrro b,witohng and
" "1h'ilHl Young Motto anr. will be- seen
On The screen NJ ~, Empress thcater
Tuesday and Wodnrpny In "Ilor Great
Price q nve-psr Metro woudcrpl,v
Tie production n mounted on nm olAhof.
h'' scale and contains scores NJ novel
"h' unusual scenes Miss Thl,t.rto will
70" r"rrmh"red by thcatctgncrs 'or her
h"'llont work IN Polly of the Cifc,is ''
Sprlnc'lmc." In M. Bishop. Cart
nr'.' You Never Can Tell and IN tho
drhghtful role NJ "I.oycy MARY" In Nr-
Vigss NJ the CHbhngs Patch" Tonight.
hhty flckford In Tho Eternal Grind. '
and Keystone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15

The Lyric management reports an .1.
v" attendance for that house. rfohahl,
du" in The TACT that slN acts are now he
'nH featured Instead " the usual five
copeland. Draper and company. In their
.nnrpl skt, Room u" Kay and nrli
tNc clever sonsst"rs tho four uilli.py
sifls. Nocalisis and musicians. Mah,l
burnell. thn electrical Venus" Truman
and Walters. singing comedians. and Mar.
not Francois and company tumhlrrs on
stilis' are ON the variety program ON
The screen starting today. the eighth epi
side ~ the serial fotodrnma. THE s,,,nr,
Case Of Mary Pare
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15

same The flowers were NJ UpN and
paper thr fountains OF perfume. and even
the pcopi" who attended hH got 20 NJ last
/ maj they litrd nothing natural Thcy
/ painted ana powdered so and wore high
heelcd shoes aud adopted such outrageous
, fashions that thcrr was nothing natural
| about them And though the princess
waH really beautiful she hld n In Colored
/ greas" thn, dsubod her pretty face
/ When IN" princess w1s y The king was
very anxious 10 hnyc her released from
th" spell So hH rout "a Proclamation over
/ the country saying that aur one who
could release the princess ffom tho spell
could marry the princess and have hlli
! the Kingdom boDnE OF suitors tried, but
all went In with compliments on their
| lips, declaring Pearl the most bonutIfui
woman on earth. and all came out with
out br"lklug the spell
/ Now there happened ~ live o lad
nnmrd Tommy, the son Of 70 woodchpppcr.
who ocrLfcd that hr would 'rs hiH luck
/ Tommy Wbs poor, rhggrd. with red hnlf
and fockl,I face but he was honest
and truthful Tie was sorfg fJf the bonu-
lful princess and thought perhaps ne
could b" of some assistance So he
Jumped on Old Pete the blind donkey. and
rode TO the palace
u have come 10 sec m, princess" he
Sud " would IKE to try ms luck
SO Tommy Wr- led olt into tho great
glass pnhoo lighted ny lamps and hrI-
lian' with artificial Nn Ne vas aston
ishcd ana divrustcd ~ the sight The
dress NJ the cuur'Iors made him laugh
IN" princess did not lh, that. for she yna
accustomed 10 having lords bop aud com
plineni. 40 sh" pecyishlS asked Tommy
what h." was laughing lr
why. madam h. replied III 10 70
fnnny lu here The roses aud ,iplDts are
~ cloth. not Ike the ouss ln my gar
den. then your ho" is an ugly with paints
ana your bOdy looks 10 odd fixed 40 lu
that style"
Then II wonderful thing happened the
wlnd rose and blew the glass palace aWn,.
Tn" artificial flowers went with II, and
there they all stood boz the real garden
WIN VI" sunlight playing about their
heads. and just iu front II them was tho
Old weird Wizard 30 shook ,he princoss
h' the hand aud rHfbd Tommy ON his
red hcnd
This lad has broken 'hc spell b, tell
Ing the truth laughed the Wizard .f'
In hard Tor wir"cssrs 10 hear that. for
every one viii 0nt'rr thcm That H the
reason The lords and dukes 40 uo' sue
coed. hut this honest hos srw through
the shams and sToko Tho facts Tina,
hfok" the spell put on sou Ana nov.
your father must keep hIs word
Somehow m" princess mad. no obie..
10 tt ull-she Wts tired " the silly. slim.
p"rins mobiles and thought Tommy
much better husband than they would
make So N" wedding tool. place and
tasted for three whole weeks
'op,ught 1916. by tho Mr,lure N.ga.
paper syndicate. New YorL tiND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
LIBERTY

The Liberty hls vaudeville proFrem
inf IN" FIRST half ~ the week opened
SUNDAY To record crowds Jesse Stcr.
nng'H Seven llighlRndcrs provide the
h'"diin" attraction IN Scottish Pas.
'lin"S. IN Ehhorntcly staged aud ro.-
lun'd inu-iml act Helen and Olga
p"rn r-fti"d away second position with
,Nhfnctett songs and novelty dancing
'lhcf acts include August and August.
comedians presenting Ten Minutes In
lirhg Room. Mole. Jrstn and Mole.
clonlc comedy cyclists. and u G.
Faulkner. monolosist with hls offer.
INK MY Administration Under VII.
sen Frank Mills Ia featured In The
N'fal Fabric" dramatic triangle play
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
pRtAmlANp

Tho rirtur, program ~ Dfsnmi,nd Ia.
day, rursdR, and "Wednesday viii Ia.
~ unusual interest This 4, IA, ll,,.
~ The wceklinr." n society dean.
u'rtutlhg hattis Gordon and narhafa
WWuli ttcncm' western piay.
''u'lHnnas 'etRWaN," q Fiar-,afi
cumedy.' See America First" scent.
fee'' Out for the Count" Vogue
.omed,i MuiuI Weekly. "Iier Movie
ncto' komic ksr,oon by Harry raj.
lncr AZ an attraction return
.hrhscment ~ "rfe proksn Coln" has
Teen booked for Dresmland and m.
nfst episode IL being shown on ,hl.
tor'am preswlands show open. each
m"fnlnr y, O'Clock and runs ,ill n o IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
METROPOLITAN

The combined drama vaudeville picture
program attracted the hlrre- crowd
S1nda, IN the history ~ the Ne, The
c'edi chiefly 10 Eivcn 10 CHARLEY char.
hn. who II appearing At mi. popular
W'atet IN bis latest success. The rioo,
walker Chaplin puts over his old time
'larstirh stun fll,sh.th Nnrtlu and
company, the stock organisation q, the
Met. are Eisins = drama n the ftor,Ie,
fulfilled AT rike's Peak" The t,,,
'lsw' and TIL. nrifter." a Mutual mas.
''ipicture DE- m,e, ste screen production.
Nms'ents VIII appear Wednesday and
f'isi nlshu The Chaplin picture will
! main Monday, Tuesds, and wsdn.s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
FOLLY

Hnlf y hundred beautiful mcrmaids and
dv'ns ritls including Ida schnall. beau.
uul of lac" and figure and an export
sNlmm"r aIr featured In N" magnificcn,
lluchltd Nnmatic spectacle, "Undinc ."
me OFFERING again today and ,omof.
row ~ IN" Folly rhutnFrsphically ana
''"nlcnlh IN" pho'opay IL one W the
most rlahnfnt" ever conceived IA,
natural sccncr, afforded b, small
tiour ~ Islands off the southern Cali.
lnrnh coast having furnished y won.
'driul pleasing background for tho
d'nm',im,ion ~ the fairy tale b, Fo.
.uoL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
DEMONSTRATION PLANNED
BY WOMEN POLITICIANS

CHICAGO. NAV n -Early arrival. ~,
the vofnan's party convention which
will be held here at the same time as IN.
republican and progressive party ma.
tional convention are IN the city ptr.
pairing Go launch campaign ot puh.,
liriN. Tho suftragisis -, they viii
hold dailN street meetings until the date
NJ the convention Woman orators also
Will make addresses at vumrns meet,
inrs, clubs uncheuns and even AZ
dances. In an effort ~ hfins the susan
" Anthony amendment, strongly htfcr,
chicago women
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
F00DDICTAT0R IN
GERMANY EXPECTED

BEW.lN. MAY li.-Thc Koelnische
Ie'turT announces the pending appoint
menr n food dictator 10 take ca,rgc
of aud control all matters concerning
food Boz ihc empire
The newspaper says n is IN be- assumed
that his new food minister IL to have
absolute control of ~" distribution and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15

prices of all foods NO ~ TO eauallre mat
TORS aud relieve situation by which AZ
present the barge citirs are suffering AT
ih" expense ~ the country.
In an editorial the Koclnische Zcitung
welcomes the proposed plan II reit.
crates II has no connrrtlon with the re.
uf"ment Of Clemens Delbrueck. minis
ter ~ the Interior.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
PRESIDENT URGED TO
PROBE STATEMENTS

WASHINGTON. Nay 1.-The oIecu-
tive committee of the American Defense
Society has written 10 President WI.
,on urging him to investigate conflict.
inr statements by Secretary Daniels and
Rear Admiral Fisk regarding n letter
written by the Admiral November ., 1911.
calling attention 10 certain deficiencies
N the navy Mr Daniels has stated
that the letter was filed with the chic.
clerk Of the navy department and moi,
seen by him. Admiral Fisk said he per.
sonnlly handed II To the secretary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
|zAsta&esg!3Sssstsw:'
THE PRESS AuENTB.
BEN GREET PLAYERS.

on tho grounds OF the Country Club
heit Friday evening the Ren Greet
woodland players win present as You
Like II In the open air This form NJ
entertainment has hoen greatly onIoyed
!of several leafs by many people
throughout the country Each year Ben
Greet hrs more demands for his pastoral
performances thtl ho can nll THE rir.
'unFthncc Is easily counted for Tho
pln's ~ Shakespeare given In the open
mir under the greenwood tree" seem to
gain an entirely rev lfc and acquire 70
'hhtm That cNc"ls hy far any other Kind
~ dinmHiir production Added 10 this
hrn Greet has devoted over quarter Of
century TO the Interpretation ~
Shhh"sp"ale and 10 The training ot plav-
efs tor tho purpose Of presenting 10 the
puhl" lf"llk" aud Urtis,lc conception
'f thc master poet creations seat.
may be obtained Do, ih. gon,pl ruhli.
~ M" club or Roach A. Nesrc,s tomnf
row morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
AMERICAN OFFICERS
OF SHIP ACQUITTED

ACAPULCO. Mexico. May Is Acaui,
TED NJ responsibility for the destruction
by fire here ~ the American power
schooner General MsriscsL. Alfred Brow.
VIII Wig. George Ia violette and Frank
Horn, officers Of the vessel. left for
San Pedro Sunday on the American
steamer Mayfair.
American Consul Edwards and Cap
tain N y Trench Of the United States
cruiser Denver obtained for the men u
prompt trial which vas concluded late
Yesterday There Il no anti American
feeling apparent here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
Bloodhounds Hunt
Train Wreckers

FORT WORTH. TcNs. MBy 10 on.
'"fs and hleudhouuds are searching f,r
irt'fnfhan wf"ckofs Who removed a rail
from the furi worth. .Cishurr. 'rsrk
Monday morning IN thr suburb NJ Inl,-
i"ohni' m incoming int.rtrhau WINS
wrecked but only IN" passenger. u man.
was hurt His injuries nrr slight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
DANCING IN TOWN

Auditorium. dancing every n,,b,
20 ulst prices The Popular playground, ,
of oklahoma Also opsn tct convention.
ls'se ~ small
nut,et'ch School ~ nsrr'rs rurt,s
HaI rcachins class pfivs(H and a..
s,mhli dancing Tuesdats. rhuf.is,.
Hni saturdays afs asssrnhiv and in,i
lstinn nlsh,s A new tlass staHs e,.rv
Mohisl night = m You Learn frur
fuf ~
iss- Front, near Hell. t.,. s,ns.,
afternoon spS nlsht only rI,,, ,,,..,
saturday nlst,s mi, Adj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

~ IHt Sruilk visits ruut home 1f the
homo ~ your uslsbi0I UaiI y a. y B.
nrk tof IN" city editor ~ Tho Times aud
tell him tho facts
Mf md Mrs Alphuns Naycr no
West Grand avenue. ho,
Mf and Mrs r Martin. sit W. =
Fourteenth street. 10,
VI and Mrs } ~ Wright. 2sgs West
IHfk place: rh
Mt and Mf y Uyidins. Capitol
llIll. glfl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
NEW PLAN 70 REORGANIze
FRISCO ROAD BEING MADE

JEFFERSON CITY, No. May n The
stat" public commission was notified
Monday that new plan inf f,ofrnnlsinr
the y, l,nm, and San Francisco rail.
way would BE- submitted 10 II FOR np.
rI,NM The lailct nRft of mi. nnnih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
% SHIPS SUNK IN mAY.

BERLIN. NAV w. An official nm
rnunccmcrt Sunday says that during the
rionth ~ April a6 hostile merchantmen
of 2fj.OoO tons have been sunk by der
msn and Austrian submarines OF mines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
AUTO RIDE GIVEN
SITE INSPECTORS
lnquiring Folk Taken to Pro-
posed Location Of City
WaterWorkS.
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Sixth street and Ollie avenue. 1880
o'clock. speakers. George A. Matlack
and George q Barnes
Central and G avenues. 7.3O O'Clock
speakers. Commissioner Mike Donnel-
ly. Dan B Welty Dr George / Gar
rttOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
PENNSYLVANIA INCREASES
WAGES OF ITS OPERATORS

PiTTsBrRGH. Pa. May i5.--n be-
came known here Tuesday That all t.le-
graph operators on the Penn,ylvanl,
lines east Of Pittsburgh had been mott.
iied ~ wage Increase made on an
individual basis. according 20 the merit
OF the men and their length Of service.
Many Of the 900 Western Union opera
tors here were increased from s TO 80 ia
percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
BUILDING PERMITS

' ~ Stumpn 30 Fat Seventh stree,
tNu story apartment house. cost. g. non
Mutual Film company. 300 West Grand.
vault, cost, t.eS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-15
DEATHS

Walter HOLY. ~ wear, Old. hospital
& u Andrews. 70 ycsfs old. l.l las,
Park place