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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
u,SnEu SOUTHERN SKIES"
- ISIS ATTRACTION TODAY

AZ ,ne Isis Under Southern Skies"
no veil known in Richmond, where
he nretty story OF tho South has been
,resented several limos by road COM
,anIes and stock companies, to need
he story retailed, is the attraction to-
Law. with petty Mary Fuller playing
M leading role. since Under South
urn skies" Is one OF those kind OF
|,lays that never seems TO grow old. it
will doubtless draw many to tho Isis.
Tomorrow Ella Hall, another star Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
Arrest Ot Fugitive.

sam Lee, alias "Foots," fugitive
negro, is under arrest in Winston
Salem, y. G, where he is held for tho
Petersburg authorities II is alleged
that on December 20 Lee cnticed a
Greek named Gaorge Blahakis to 4
home over in Pocahontas under the
promise OF procuring accommodations
for him When they got into the
house he drew pistol on the Creek,
and under threats OF shooting him
robbed him of $3.50. Ice fed from the
city, and was caught in Winston
Sa lem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

the screen who enjoys much favor
among "fotofans." will he seen in the
charming little story of love, Jewell"
: more robust sort o: play Is the
card for Saturday, when tho stor% OF
the Scots, The Campbclls Are Coming"
IS the attraction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
School Days in 1920

PbOtOpiny Magazine says that in
the near future school viii he some
thing on this order:
"Wcll. Robert. what did you study
In school this nftcrn0On."
eve Ind two films OF history md
three reels OF geography, ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
The Strange Case of
Mary Page
Bi FREDERICK LEWIS,
Author of
"Whnt Happened to Mnry"
Pictures by Essauay. Copyright,
1919. by Mcclure Publications.
shown at the Victor Theater.
SN SOiSlS

Mary Page an actress. is lnsulted by her
OaCi;er. David Pollock. Hcr sweetheart
PHILIP !..rsdpn. Worsts him IN ngh; and
Mary orders him out Of her dressing room
at tho point ~ a revolver. Pollock returns
ana b"gs forgiveness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

Into tho movie scra phcap: dcathiIeis
"hatnots. antique furniture, cowhoy
hats and Indians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

Ponc% Monps, since receiving an auto.
Srarh"d photograph from kathlyu VIII
liams, has had his hair trimmed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

Columbus girl posed 70! Twelve
years as man. but not in tho movies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

NcVN N0teH OF TMteTfNt.
Arlington Sanford, Of this city. an
employee at the Du Pont plant lost
one OF his eyes by accident while at
work yesterday.
Some excitement was caused In Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

What would a society play IN he
movies be without Il riding crop"
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Continued From Wednesday,

With held erect. she went forward
To where LangdOn was waiting by the
taxi, but with her foot Oh IT'S step she
turned again ard said distinctly:
IL have kept your revOlver-tor my
~ ,Il.,.t Inn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

Bare necks and fur-topped shoes
happily have not been filmed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
Film Filosofy
Movie mysteries: pies.

rolling fl!urn gathers no emulsion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

WI" played part OF Arthur Warren
In The Warrcns OF Nirriniar
NlItt;INIAN
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-06
COLDSTORAGE HOUSES
 UNDER INVESTIGATION
EGG KING WILL BE ASKED TO EX- PLAIN WHETHER HE OWNS
 ALL THE secs IN HIS NAME.

Chicaeo Dee 5.-Onicials Of five of the largest storage warehouses in tho city were questioned by the Unitei states district attorney in an iuyosti- ea.Uon being made uy che federal gov crumCas in rae recent rise of food pro ducts Mic1ae L. leoe. who i- in cbarsc Of tha vestigadm stated that officials conceded what tho rccou. uu oreauil,d boycott Of the t9usewiyes on butter and eggs had l5rceu' price. down all over the country ana 5".i mated that d general boycott would kn.cl tbe bottom out of Ube market.
 lt aso was said that James E. Wc'z will he summoned tomorrow to ov- plain whether hc really is be ownc. Of the 1200o.oUo egg, in storage il his name or whether he is merely a-tin- as an agent
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Took the Iturt out ot Her Back.

Physicians report more cases 2; kidney trouble among women than men Mrs. Anna Byrd, Tuscumbia Ala, writes I was down with my back so l could not stand up more than half of the time Foley Kidney Pills took all of the hurt ont They are tho best kidney pills | ever took p Rheumatic pains, swollen ankles backache stiff joints, sore muscles, and sleep disturbing bladder ailments indicate disordered kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. A. C. Jsn i1gs.
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Gettlnn RcadD for Bazaar.

That one of the largest Christmas
 ba1aa-s ever held in Hot Springs rl
 be the result of the efforts of tha
 members of the Ladies Auxiliary q the Orauge Street Presbyterian church Is the prediction of th.s Wlg lha.e interested themselves iu tn. event which i- -ated or two das. display a, the Goodie Shop Fr.JJl and Saturday of tals week.
 Tomorrow afternoon at- 'aG o.cl.s. Jse ladies win meet a the home of Mrs Walter EQG l3, Garland aveu. Iuuc. at vhic. time the various articles
 for tae 4laas and there will bc a ]; 'ree ad varied assortment of pretty and haoru Christmas presents. wI. be arranged and prepared for display pcaj4 section or tba Goodjc ~hop has been aot aside for ths event Be- cause ul he importance of this pro- jcct every member Of the Auxiliary is requested to bc present and Jc session will convene an doa, earlier than heretofore. ovine to tHc amount or work that must be accomplished and the business oi importance to be considered
 During the meeting an hour will be set aside for enter ainmont at which tune very interesting musical pro gram will be rendered.
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to attend the State Baptist Conyen- tioa They will be joined there by their brother F. C Barton of Jones. boro
 Iic.cuaut Colonel Leonard 2 Ellis of this city left yesterday jor Demmg. New Mexico to rejoin the First Arkansas regiment He expects 1 the Fivao.o .he ger~ a sent to be re cp "st Arkansas resiml lu month aIled and disbandcd within u at least
 The Beauren class of the First Christian church win have a bazaar Friday and Saturday, December 8 and at Schnecks Drug Store. All kinds C, hand made Christmas presents at ] reasonable prices.
 
 Mrs Eugene Polk of Little Rock is visiting her mother Mrs S H. Stitt.
 %
 Ms and Mrs Walter Dake, Jr, will leave today for thi, home in Aurora, Ney. after a visit 10 their parents, Dr and Mrs Dabc, and Mir and Mrs. Babcock
 Mir and Mrs F. l.. Edwards have .returned from a short visit in Little Rock
 
 Miss Estelle Marks of Apalachicola, Fla, is expected today on a visit O her uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. C.. Travis bremen and sister, Miss Ma Iriam Marks, at Drennei Court Mrs E r. Klein is in Knoxville, Tenn, visiting her mother. Mrs. A. Monday
 Miss Juanita Gillian will visit friends in Little Rock next week
 
 Mrs r. J Walbert or Batesyillc is the guest ol Mir and Mrs. Geo w.. WalberJ Her sou Dale WaIbert, who lis student at Ouachita college, spent Manufacturing here with her
 
 Miss Lessie Witt who has been iI fat St Josephs nfirmary, is conyale- scent and will me moved 10 the home of her father Gibson Witt. # #
 Mrs Amon Cotton was called 0 Wes, Plains Mo- yesterday on ac- count of the c.jtical illness oy heg Imothcr Mr. M E. Shaner
 E Miss Margaret Vaughan of Little Rock has returned to ew York where she s playing this season in An Old eweg theart oi Nliae." < Mrs w A. Matthews has returned home after visit in Pine Blrff to he- daughter. Miss Maxine Matthews.
 
 Mrs C. W, Lilly of Rico. Colo. ac- compained by Hrs. c. E. Hicks or the same place, a6d her mother Mrs. '. Nj. tIorner or ier Rouge, la.' are late
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Cify Federation Of Clubs.

Mrs. li Avery, president of the City Federation of Clubs, announces
 hat the meetings or that organization WlI hereafter be held ia tho Kliga's of Pythias rooms on tae second Sa- ma will ue held this coming Saturday af 8 plu. and lrs Avery urges every lady in Hot Springs to join anu help prepare for he coming mounia meet nl of thc N r w C. Go be held hc.a.
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arrivals for the winter hey are locat ed at the sammons flats on Chape street.
 % <
 Miss Alice Bennett of Winston Sd em. N. C.. is visiting her cousin Mrs C G. Conyers
 <
 Travelogue of Yellowstone Nation al park via Gardiner Gateway, illHs trated with motion pictures and color cd slides, will be given at the Arling ton hotel tomorrow evening at S:15 o'clock by Charles Norton Hunt Mrs E. L. Robertson, secretary oi the National Crittenden Mission a Washington is visiting Mrs. c. II Roberts, president Of the local Critten den board of managers Mrs E D. Eddy leaves today for St Louis to spend the winter with heI sister. Miss Helen Eddy
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Musical Tt C.
Fortnightly Club.
Church Bazaars

The Presbyterian ladies of tue
 Orange street church will hold their Christmas bazaar December $ and g al uc Goodie Shop and invite all % purchase Ir.m them
 The ladies Of 5t Luke's Episcopaj church will hold their annual bazaar al Ye Little shop, 3&l Central avenue, December l. Z and l3.
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Miss Giliiam Luncheon Hostess Com
 plmentary to Miss Gesling.

Miss Ruth Geslng ol 'St. Louis, Mo- house guest of Mrs Theodore Cope and was the aonoree of aa m'orma. three course luncheon given yesterday by Miss Iuanita Gillian at Ter home .cu Hawthorne street
 Following taa luncheon ported, tar young ladies enjoyed daurIne and sulius
 Those .mued @ share tho pleasures .ul tbc 0 easiol with Miss Gillian and Miss Geing were Misses Edwila Cooh Pcua sDeam Mildred Cotton Margaret Ncay Dorothy Hay Isna Homer Helen Archer Lucille Wood cstb JI i.Ea.m Lem y
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lotus CIu1

Mrs q r. r.aler n Irs Wll Lake were joint ostess Monday afternoon 10 tb Lotus Club men- ors
 The iterary program was study BibIcl characters Thes on the program were Miss Frances Eddy, Mrs L. w. smith, Mrs F. N ,isle. Ms. J. II Avery. Mrs. Jas Chesnutt Miss Joe May Wood ald Mrs Thdyer. Mrs. smith and Miss We'd read the papers sent by Mis7 ,4dy and Mrs.
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BABY TEETH"

should have the parents attention from the time they begin 10 make their first appearance.
 Examine che child's teeth frequent ly and see that no spots a.pear on them, no holes in them
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Oual<csup Club

Mrs. W1'drm Dranauou was hos less Co tac OuatleW Club m mav,s Monday afternoon
 Reports from tbc Federation anl other D b.siueas matter. were given a. tcnJiou
 Those takiu4 part on Ne literary program Wera M5sdames Watel Sammons John Few kes and 0 K Hs- kill Ms, Hamp Williams was lead er
 r
 Mrs Ella Williamson and Mrs. Fred l Fahey left this morning for Malvern
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Announcements

Tine Royal NeIehb0rs will hold thci. annual election of officers at tonights meeting and it is urgent that all mem tcrs be .n hand at ue odd Fellows Iafl
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Dr. Pollard has returned and may to found at his office as usual
 11-2J-Gt
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Ordinary puttermIIk has the butter removed, our Bulgarian huttermilk contains all the orislsal fats, The Pasteurized Milk Go. 81f.tf
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Dr j. F. Merritt, calls answered day or night office phone Al, res ,dence 426 No. 370iA Central avenue
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Society

Chestnut who were boti aasent. Guests ot the meeting were: Mrs Fletcher of Little Rock and Mrs. k leathermau.
 
 Musical Tt e. N's. |. n'i uoeue will entertain the M Sal Art club members anI .tr il1ited guests next Saturday 'yenin4 at her home A deliga atJuI program has been armecd
 
 Fortnightly Club Miss r. Ella Wright is in charge ! the program to be given by the For- nightly club, December l3 The sub- icct Of tHe program is "Peace' Miss Wdgh is enthusiastic on this suo- feet and somethine exceptionally weu r.auncd is expected on this occasion.
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For expert KODAK finishing go to Horrells Drug Co. y-1itf
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-06
ODDITIES IN CHRISTMAS GIFTS
 AND GREETINGS

For sale al the Studio of
 MISS INEZ H. WHITFIELD 71f Orange Street Phone t72
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REM EMBER THIS

The more atteutio" you give to tb' ha,ys .eeth now, the more suffering you will save and the less attention will be required from the Dentist later on. Don't delay in having your ohilds teeth attended to. lt you are
 in doubt as to whether your chud's teeth need attention, bring him in and l will examine the teeth free of charge Good teeth moan good health.
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-06

The Beaureu class of the First Christian church win have a bazaa. Friday and Saturday December 8 anc 9 at Schnecks Drug Store. All kind. .o. hand made Christmas presents al reasonable prices.
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1lcUcuaut Colonel Leonard 2. Ellis of this city left yesterday tor Demius. New Mexico, to reioin the First Arkansas regiment He expects the Ffvao.o .6c yery j Sent to be re c,5 ast Arkansas regml ih month
 Gled and disbandcd within a at least
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-06

to attend the State Baptist Conyen- tioH They will be joined there by their brother F. C. Barton of Jones. hor0
The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-06

Washing Machines Frees Cookers Lighting Fixtures and Other @ will positively be sold Ten Per Cent Discount IO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
Diet, EXERCISE OR DEATH

An eminent medical authority wr'tcs
that most Of our city folks die Of a thick
cning of the arteries or ~ kidney lis.
ease. The Kidneys become oloeecd ana
do not inter the poisons from tho blood
and one trouble follows another. high
blood pressure damages the heart arteries
and Kidneys. Usually It's danger signals
are backnche, pain here or there, swollen
feet or ankles, rheumatic twinges or spots
appearing before the eyes
THE very best remedy IL this Eat
meat but once a day or not at an. Plenty
NJ outdoor exercise, and drink pure water
frequently. Before meals take n little an.
uric, the great uric acid ncutrhllzer. that
is easily obtained nj the drug store. when
YOU have dizziness. Chnls or sweating.
worry, or dragging palms In back. try this
wonderful enemy to uric acid, which pr.
Pierce Of Buffalo, y. V, discovered ard
npmed nnuric. Anuric In many times
more potent than llthie and dlssolves uric
acid a. hot water does sugar Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

after her Illness. all were targets Tor
her covert criticisms
Miss sonnet kept her eyes on Ter
plate during most Of the meal Di,ky
alternately flushed and palcd
knew that If his mother had not been
old and i'll she would have been the re-
cipient OF one Il his burst, OF temper
But the situation with D,cky ON my
side wa, like a, tome to me. For mi,
sake | dci,ly parted the elder womans
lhrust', ignored all unplcasantnc,s and
kept up a running monologuc upon
anything aud everything
Don't You Mind"
When my mother -lu-law, nm Miss
sonnet, convoy. finally lett the room,
my husband came around to my chair
and lifted me IN his arms.
You bully little scout III, voice
was rough. uneven, and he crushed me
to him with tender violence You
were simply splendid say, I'm not
going to have YOU stand this sort OF
thing. YOU know When mother rct,
we'll. she and ! are going to have q
serious talk. II she can't cut this sort
Of thing out. ! shall get a little apart
mcnt ior her somewhere, install a maid
and let her run things to suit herself
flush, Dicky' l. laid my hand ~
his lips "l our mother must never 1--we
alone with only the care OF a maid
She is too frail in health Don't YOU
mind, dear boy. Wen get along SOME
way"
You'll be trail in health II thi, sort
vt thing keeps up D,cky growlcd.
Come ON into the living room We
haven't had a comfortable little talk
fest before that apology Tor a CRATE IN
a long time
He led me into the other room and
lighted the gas CRATE. Then he drew
Our" chair before II, and sitting down
took me into his arms. | cast a laugh
ing glance toward the closed door of
my mother in-law's Don
Shes safe for the night he ans.
wered, "and as for Miss sonnet. a
trained nurse i, supposed TO be Srr.
priscd at nothing. isn't she Tie
rrinncd audaciouSly, and bent his face
to mine
lust forget everything else and tell
me YOU love me- he murmurcd That's
your job Just now
Copyright, 1910
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
SUPERMEN STRUGGLE FOR
PEACE, WAR0ALL ASSERTS
Theosophic Lecturer Disagrees With
Celebrated German Phil
O%sopheI.

Speaking last night on The Real
%Supcrman." Max Wardall II Seattle
said m his lecture at the Lce-IIuck
ms hotel that Won Bernhard was
wrong when he said war was the haSi,
OF all healthy Development that Ntrug
gle is not merely the destructive but
lie giving principle and that might i,
right. 1t i, only where the instinct ol
self preservation run counter 10 the
law OF love that war comes about, War.
dali said.
Human beings were intended to live
in a state of brotherly tolerance and
regard, and civilization will prove It
before many years have passed away
he asserted Sir Oliyvr Lodge, the
greatest living scientist OF the day, As
Scrts that we are surrounded by in
visible intelligence, who are cmbodl
mcuts at love and wisdom. who are
constantly striving IN bring men to the
IDEAL OF hrothcrly regard and altruiNm "
These great beings are perfected men
Of our race who have evolved beyond
the fighting stage and seek only the
good OF all, said Mr.. Wardall
These are the real supermcn, some
times called adopts, masters or divine
men they live in scclusion. but con
,tantly are working for the welfare oi
the human race, when the world Is
reduced to a point where IT believes IN
these masters they will take a yet more
active part in human affairs. Mr. War
dali claimed.
"ESotcric Christianity will be the
subject OF MIR Wardalls last lecture
tonight at \ o'clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
PROBLEMS
NNtle HEART
ILMrc Elhanhnfh 1hnnincnn
BY0l]FS.t IiY0bPth

HEAR MRS THOMPSON % |
will be- 10 next April VIII | be
old enough to do up my hair, |
wouldn't put II high, OF ,our>c-only
IN my neck
~ live in 4 college town. How
soon will | be old enough to go 20
Dances Couldn't | 60 to fraternity
dances before the big proms;
60 ! have met several boys whom
like very we'll How can ! have
them like me- And how can ! tell If
they do like me-
90 My hair is light, but | think It
is getting darker. What can ! do to
keep 1t light,
% Am ! old enough to wear my
dresses 20 my shoe tops ~ to wear
,pat, ior drr>sy occasions;
AN INTERESTED READER.
Cd When YOU are 10 YOU will be old
enough To do UP your hair.
GD You will not be old enough to
GO to any college dances until YOU
are eighteen | think It would be bet
ter to start with iraterp.y dance, and
then 90 to prqmN.
60 BE pleasant, interesting and
dress as well as You can, and the boys
ought 10 like YOU \ good personality
and character are most important. II
the boys want 10 come TO see YOU and
ask to take YOU places, they like you
(4) Put a teaSpoonful OF borax in
the rinse water when YOU wash your
hair.
81 Whether YOU are old enough to
wear your dresses to your shoe tops
depends upon your size. You can tell
Yourself It they look well that long.
Spats are more for street wear than
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
WiREfLASHES

WELLINGTON, kan-MrS, Edith
Beverly. "a years old, was convicted Of
the murder of her two children, 3 and
5 years old.
NEW YORk-A fund Of $l,SO0OOO
will he needed for the democratic cam
paign. Henry Mongcnthau, national
treasurer, said.
NEW YORK - William Knobloch
who escaped from the federal prison al
Atlanta with Robert Fay, bomb plot
ter, August y, was captured ~ New
York.
MUSkOGEE, Okla -Motomen and
conductors Of the MuSkogec Electric
Traction company threaten strike,
They demand increased pay and short
or hours.
MANGUM, Okla Juniors and sen
Tors OF the Maugum high school struck
because they were refused the use OF
the study room. which had been turned
over to the freshmen The two classes
number l0S members.
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CONVICTION AFFIRMED,
ANOTHER IS REVERSED

Leo Nichols conviction In the county
court OF Po.tawatomie county on a
charge OF violating the prohibitory
laws, carrying a fine OF 800 and sen
tencc OF sixty days imprisonment, was
affirmed by the criminal cour, Of ap.
pealS today in an opinion by Presiding
Judge Doyle,
Conviction of George Butler in the
county court OF Po,,awa,omic county,
also on a charge of violating the pro-
hibitory laws, was reversed in another
opinion by Judge Doyle. He was
fined $500 and sentenced TO four
months imprisonment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
VENEZUELAN CONSUL TO
ESTABLISH OFFICE HERE

\ T. McInns, a lawyer. has been
appointed consul in Oklahoma City for
Venezuela and will conduct its com
mcrcial affairs ccutering here, accord
ing to a letter received yesterday by
L. s., Collector Bolen from Ambas-
sadorCf'rc,ton McGoodwln, the United
States diplomatic representative in
Venezuela LS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
KILLS HERSELF;
TROUBLE IN HOME LIFE

Mrs. Bcrnice Randall, 70 years old.
killed herself last night at the Vir-
gina hotel, Ola North Broadway, by
drinking carbolic acid. No motive was
advanced other than she was separated
from her husband and 3-year-old child.
She e-mc here about two months ago
from 1T Reno. The body is being held
at the undertaking parlors of Horigan
AM McNtce pending arrangements for
the funeral. a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
Kentuckians Must
Vote 'er Straight
or Miss Primaries

TRANKFORT, Ky, Sept 80
In Kentucky voters hereafter will
q will be forced to observe a
strict party regularity ii they wish
10 take part IN primaries at which
candidates Of their party are NOM
mated, according to a decision
handed down today by the Ken
lucky court OF appeals The court
'uled in connection with an election
case brought before IT from a lower
court. that a voter casting hi, ballot
against any one vi his partyS can
didates at an election forfeited his
right to take effect in his succeed
ing primary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
Unidentified Man
Dead Near Tulsa

TULSA. Okla, Sept M-(Spccial)-
Employees OF the Frisco railroad found
the body OF an unidentified nan near
the yards OF ihc road not far from the
A'kan>a, river Friday night. The body
was living under a vladuct and my,-
tory surround, the cause OF the death.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
MERCHANTS OF TEXAS
DEMAND PRICE PROBE

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Sept. 10
he retail merchants Of southwest
lcNas Joined by the State Retailers
association, have adopted resolutions
upon the United State, goycSi
mcut To- make an investigation of IA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30

rapidly advancing prices OF commodi-
ties. Petitions have been drafted call.
ing on the senator's and congressmen
from Texas TO use their endeavofs 40
bring about the federal investigation.
Copies are being sent 20 all members
OF congress and 10 President Wilson. +,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-09-30
British Steamer Sunk.

LONDON, Sept M,-Lloyds agency
reports that the British steamer Raj
lu,, OF qSl tons has been sunk.