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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24

iIr reported that he ard four men Mad
encountered tho bandit chio''a.n's ad-
vance guards .,t = point between here
and tasaa Grandes and that he" had
EXCHANGED shots. but hn and his men
had escaped ny making u ,I.tour to the
west Ne sud thar from tn" mountain
ridge h. had seen villa, with between
2oo and 500 men. crossing the MeNico
Northwestern Railroad tracks tus' above
Nu"vo tas;iS tirandtN.
He promised Gen. Pershing that he
would he ahl' 10 report on villa :
whereabouts Rs soon as the column
reached Casis Grand"s. without further
ado he, with the Mexican, set out into
tn. mountain on "A rack of more than
100 miles. with only on" water hole be-
tween them an, Their rral.
AZ : 40 Thursday night, after almost
seven hours a.. continued m rchIug
across q wn,crlrss desert. the green cot
'onwood 'ress 'ha' 'Clustor close around
the springs ~ oitos came into view
through the waning ,ight and the weary
animals. scouting the green and the
water, whinuiei and duickeuri their
pi,,a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24
STORY
OF PERSHING'S
RECORD MARCH
Graphic Account Sent by
Courier From IIcadquar-
ters in Mexico.
$50 MILE RIDE IN
DUST CHOKED DESERT

urAnot.,prrus op r,,r I.Strrn sr,-,a
,, ,, T., 60.
''N'ho' 'io"A"' '""'h' '''N''o' '' '""''
on San Miguel River. near CoIonia
Dublan, March 20 tby courier to Co.
L,,phus " NJ N,-,b oo, Il, is f,on
"
e''' P''''' az '"'e VI "'e'"''o''' '''"'
Gen. John j. Pershing and IN" United
States troops arc conducting the search
fo, yu,,
sio"S "He vi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stretching from here 80 the border Is
daily bringing reenforcements and sup
,,,. a., go. ,,..,,,.. &c.
~ VIZ N
Mormon guides ana native spies are pro-
viding Information and directions upon
which ,ho ,,a, INN, is hclrr conducted
Nv" "''' Wv "'''"h w ''
iul waiting ban the United states forces
pushed across the border at two diner
ent places and reached this point 10y dif-
fcren, routes Is "A story just released
by the military censor and here 1t is:
PrrshiuG Surprtsrd Spirs,
,,,
der Wednesday, March 10, Mexican spies
.o,,h yo ,s,, i,s co,,,,,,r ,,,,s ra .,,r.
nrise p,,, NTH .,,.r,inr ,,,r,c,.d a,
d.. III, 80, trsnI,,,, -, ,h. h,.I
- ,, o,.i,,a ,,,,,,, .e ,',,,,, roh-
,, s ,s .'',a
.,'e "'"'"'N 'V'f'' $500:
NV SeCo'u uiS" "''"SS '"' '''c NUN
an "''eNpe'"u punt Oh 'ne "",ue
Trace III" !N'eTiat.oH'l p"uhuar! Hn"
west from III faso 10 Inc point Wne1e
u hahcs the ilrs, sudden jog 10 Inc
south In th!s odd corner %; Inc United
states. MY miles from the closest rail-
road. ;rool~ from various points along
the border had been assembling for three
days. At the High Lonesome and Gull
b.rson ranches these forces were read
for tho march late Wednesday night
l'pon ,he arrival of Gen. Pershinp
shortly after midnight the march TO the
south y,s started
I had IN. good fortuna tn accoun,ry
Cen. persninv from columbus To- m,
n, rider repd.zvous after a hundrsd mil.
,rin in ,,vi,tan ovned au,onohilas .ud.
d.,,l, nrs.se, in,o s.r,,c. TN. quo,
,nohiI., 49,, ,,f, a, ,.,,Ih.rson ,s veI
M an heavy h,sxne. IN, order. ver,
that tho column would he ,s lchi as D.,s.
slhle ami no ready TO make long marches
Crossed Rorder 3,I5 A, n,
-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-24

Continued on Third Page.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Arkansas Gas
Cut Penny, no
Drop Locally
Oil Manager Doesn't Believe
Oklahoma Price Will Go
Down for Months.

'Na immediate decrease IN Gc price
oi gasoline. at least locally. will result
from the cuI ui 10 cents IN the price OF
Mld-tuu,incnl crude lu the opinion Of
the Oklahoma tity manager ot a large
oll company He made the statement,
after being asked whether the cut oi !
cent m the price oi kfkansa> gasoline.
announced today by the Standard oil
company oi Louisiana. would cauS. a
similar reduction here
Tank car shortage and An actual
shortage OF gasoline itself VIII prevent
any immediate cut m price he said
The Standard OIL company Of Louisi-
ana operates on a peculiar basis ot u'
own, ullke A. other Standard Oil sub.
,Iiilrv companies No orr can tel
what us next action will be
Reports from ,hirtydwo reiinerie'
in Oklahoma. however, show that there
is no gasoline surplus in this state
do not anticipate any gasoline decrease
Tor. possibly, many months "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
WILL
LET FOOD co
into POLAND
Agrees TO Commission II Ger
many will Not Take
Native Supplies.

LONDON mh 20 The BRUSH
gNsmmm, % Is learned ull, will
consent m hg u'au ,.r nu.mus the
civilian population n 'lr area, uouu
w,' h German ami AUSTRIAN ,rr.,
under supervision .i , neutral COMMIT.
,fuu appointed o., President Wilson d,
'Hr central power. vl' consent MT u
remove native I uuuHr,
Detail. H 'hg r'bH ol'' nr given Am
h8,sa'.f IHsr fH letter from 'h,
nffHgu .'N.t r# week
President Nilsson ma0, ,n appeal m
behalf u' Poland a.' week Serbia
AND Belgium sI.n are affected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Note Dealing With Principles
involved Is Nearly
Completed.
LONDON SAYS AMERICA
IS NOT HIT SEVERELY
Foreign Office Asserts West
ern Interests are Not
Affected Seriously.

WASHINGIOE. luly 2o A com
10 GREAT Britain dealing
with the principle, involved u the
blacklist against American firms is
read, and will be- rut forward 20 Lon.
don within the next icW dlg, Acting
Secretary Polk discussed 'Ha question
with Prc,ld,n, Wilson ,0iJ, and then
returned 10 the state department 20
complete the document
Page Has Discussion.
Ambassador Pagr Al luniYu. advised
the state department 'oIaV ot an 900.
formal discussion II hdda' the Br'tsn
iQuign office regarding the British
bhcsliSt-Ht AmeDcan firms
Department officials indicated that
the scope and effect OF the blacklist
order was gone over iu detail al m,
conference and the ambassador lcarn'i
that the British authoriric, hold that
the order will not affect American IN
terc't, seriously. a, Is believed her.
Free From Suspicion.
Az th' state department It /, said tha'
some Of the American firms on IN,
li,, are free IRON the least suspicion o
German commercial NJ other conner
tlon,
Mr Polk said tslay the depaf,m-n
has, taken up with the British embas,
seSts or eight individual cases O
American firm, blAfshNcd lniurma
protests agsins, inclusion oi these firm
are being discussed. pending action or
the broader aspects OF the situation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
PRESSEY REFUSES
TO ACCEPT Dam
RESPONSIBILITY
Engineer Declines TO Become
Involved; So Writes to
City Officials.

Contrary CO. 'hc expressed eypcc'a
ZION ~ ir officials. II T. pfc,,cy.
'Hr New Work engineer supervising
'hc new city Wacrwork, construction
would have nothing 90 do with the TEN
uoay dam winch went out Mouday
night
When asked today II he mad heen
consulted %, I'y officials m regard %
how 10 build this dam. Mr. rreS,cy
declared that he had not tie ,ald he
had absolutely nothing 10 DO with the
location design of construction oi the
dam
Mr. prcs,cy aid that when he ar
rived IN Oklahoma City last week he
went Immediately 10 the site where
the dam was hcing finished When hc
saw II. he said. hc at once stated 20
city official, ,ha, he did not want to
he considered responsible Tor the dam.
lie went 30 far a. 10 put a statement
q, that effect m writing
neiore Mr rfc,sey reached Okla
hnma ct, commissioned Street stated
that upon arrival he would be pressed
INTO service at the temporary dam
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26

sta Hf force her m anchor az ,umt
HH'u' us' us,it 'hr thfJ, mile hwr
Nr'hurr'ir, h,fy 5rfrt chat Nh', iis
cruiser violated nn Law N, ,u''ar.
Na. al least unusual lhg ra,t Hs
Hafumtni has htyr iu''t Hm5i ut
'hf b.i, M officers ui 'hs harls,h,p
lauI,nn, who irsi ,sN ii. cruiser ,u.
,il, ihr ,srts
Nmnrr resident. ui ih, .ar, .ris,
ih, g'sa's., subject n' mr.r. II. ih,
ease Wiih which 'hr cruiser tts ',,1 a
ipr' neat Fortress Nrr, Without
hs'uv seen b, rn', a few r,ruM if.
'a'Hr i.r imm,iiai, ,t',hh,hr,ri
,us,' defense, sri regular naval i..i
uui, nearer ihr .srss ihsr -t..
MUnru, has taken un fcnteti ,is.r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26

NORFOLK. Va. mk o. naval ,if.
lie, hummrd TODAY with discussion, n'
the unexpected visit yl ,hs unidentified
British cruiser ,u the lower part u'
Chc,apsakc Ma, Tus,ib, news cd
which became known last usm ai'rf
the wat,hip had returned To- her "a.
irol duty outside the three mil, limit
where she awaits the bctman ,uhmcr
vhlc, Deutschland and nt,mtu
Op,non, differed az iu the pufpns,
oi the visit IN, mo,, generally az.
,sp,cd Version va, that the ,fu,ri
commander believed ,hc Deutschland
wa, moving down ihr ha, ,rI hope,
iha, b, entering American water, h
would ht able To follow her out q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Rescuers Renew
Work in Tunnel

CLEVELAND, July 2b-Rescuc
forces went to waterwofkS crib No s
out In Lake Eric TODAY IN hope oi be
ing able to pen,>ra,c the wrecked por
ton Of the death tunnel where the
hodic, " the uurcoo,crcd dead oi Mon.
day nights disaster still remain.
Nalctwntk, officials believe there
are eleven bodies still IN the tunnel, IN
stead ol twelve. a, previously cstimat
ed
Should nm, prove true. the death toll
Is twenty uuc instead ni twenty two.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
F0RGER OF Sl.600,000
IN MORTGAGES FREED
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

NHlI\GO luly 1 N'irr ,cr,
iur rrlrly clgh' wear, iHr 10
forgery ui real ,.n', mort.
gage, amounting o. SlWUuN Peter
Van Nli,vuprn va, u. longer a
prisoner TODAY he walked uHi oi
the llhuoi, prn'su'lN Jt Joliet
lur,dl, night Tree man llg
confessed 10 She inrgtrr, M No.
yemhct Ions. and WAS sentenced On
an 'rlr'sfmlnair term ~ from ONE
tp fourteen year, NE served lp.
proytm,,cly seven wear, and eight
month, good behavior r1wus hm
the 5fly rclca,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
BAND CONCERT At
WHEELER SUNDAY

Wheeler Park. u, lawn, and flower
beds ltttpafahh ruined viii again be
come breathing spot tor the CITY
Next Sunday afternoon Dcufgr R Me,
ket, owner pi the fc,rc,hw,ui ,urJr,
sion AZ the park propose, iu have a
baud a, Wheeler lnf which he will
from his own pocket
Practically all the water Ma, liap
rratcd from the park he saw, and ih,
drives aud walk, ate M iifI .,la,, CON
diuuu considering the length ui tim,
they vrtc ,uhmcfgcl urhr iluo,
waters ol the North Canadian
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Pleas for Release
OF Guardsnen Pour
Into Headquarters

SAN ANTONIO Texas. July N
Application, Tor release irrm service
ni guafd,mcn with persons dependent
un them arc now pouring into arm,
htadluar,ct, az the rate %, l.OO q
week. :, was announced today Srv-
cral hundred already have been re-
leased
The vast majority Of the application,
DO mo-, rnme from the guard,m,n them
selves but from wives. mothers and
sister, and from senators and con
gfc,,mcn interested IN their cases IN
each case an investigation Is made
Twenty i've release, were signed this
morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Liner
Prepares to Clear

BALTIMORE july -. Arrangement,
To clear the German merchant sub
marine Deutschland were made late
today by Captain Paul kucnig com
maudct ul the vessel who. lt va, ,ail.
will go 70 the custom house himself
alter regular hour, tu obtain the ucJc,
Ndfy papcfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Britain and France
Conferring on Mail

LONDON. lul, 70 Replying TO IN,
request ui Walter Hines Page. the
american ambassador. ior expedition
u the answer g. the American note
regarding the detention oi mail, hv
British ccnsotS. the British foreign OF
iiJe today ,a,d that the reply will he
sent the United States aS soon a, pu..
Nhle hu, that Great Rfita,n Nill was
cnniettine uu the subject with the
lftn,h nuNrMmrnI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
$4,000 WILL Be
CITy'S SUIT FOR
DAMAGE TO DAM
Hall Already Spent in Recon.
structlng levee; More Than
That to Be Expended.

More than SlOm will hr involved
IN The suit which the tii, will hurt
AGAINST the drainage ditch ,omp,n.
following completion ui the cutoff 4. NJ
west oi Packlup,uwn. II va, annourrtG
TN, morning hy Commissioner Don
nelly
Halt that amount Mf nunneil, de
clatrh Is heing spent nov under I,,
Engineer Mcclure direction In final.
" building ,hc dam Muit than Sinn
has already htcn spent mn tempotit,
structure,
Pile Drivers Assembled.
Two pile driver. have htrn Assem-.
hled At the cutoff and will begin
work a, once
The estimate NJ h,r ds,t ynttd ,ts.
ttfda, a. sufficient inf iht work. was
TODAY asserted ~ he much ton short
Two week, u though, ~ hs M, i,
tual working time nrJrtsaf,
Crew of Fifty
\ working tttW NJ ii'jN. of alni
hall The number employed un the
sandhag expedition is ~ dH Tive vH'l
under the city engineers 'uling
Piles will have ~ bc ufi,rr alun.
ntarly the whole dam front and ft.
iuiofcinr will he ne,essat, al the un
stream end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
ASK Dad
He Knows"

NVvilNr ts the hr,i evening
w new rargf published m
w Oklahoma tft
N.s.Hfl De- luw.
NJ. kHue sac wui uw three
uf Hu mG exclusive HHrts
rl,t might
East urM ur came a.fu.
nrt AND w't with that mI't
iau about its United State. I'D.
ranging 'u hu, 'h. Danish Wet
lfi,t, iuf twenty iitr mi'HHr
U,re 'h, rn', newspaper vih
staff man AZ Nsu U,utt ui
.rtfs, ihs msa.its and erati
1u,arrr,i tnp vas uuf, ~
,iuNttN
"Att 1nE NEWS riRSr-
that's The lime, Motto
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
twelve Die IN WRECK
OF TRAIN IN MEXICO

LAREDO Texas. luly 2n-Twclyc
persons were killed instantly and twcn.
U.two were injured ~ a wreck oi q
uorhhound tram ON the National Line,
at Morales. Mexico. i1rtv miles north
oi Mun,cfcN Mexico. late Tuesday
when the tram encountered a bad piece
ui track and turned over into a gully
New, OF the wreck reached here TO-
I,t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Great Britain More
Hopeful Over War

LONDON. luN p Great Britain
Is nu, turing oi the war ON ih, con
trafN the country ha, never hcrn more
hopeful and united" said Lord Derby.
former director ut recruiting and now
under secretary ot war, IN am interview
TODAY y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Peace Rejected by
Garment Workers

NEW YORK. mly ~ The carmen,
worker, refused today 10 ta,iiy the
apfccmcn, entered into hy their leader,
with ,hr Garment Manufacturers as.
,pJa,on and were ordered back on
strike hy ncniamin Sohlr,lngct, pfc,i.
-lrM an ihr Mnfktf'. mninn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Plague Continues
To Gain Headway

NEW YORK. luly ~ The epidemic
pi inian,ile raral,ss continued ,n
gain headvav TODAY The health dcpat,
ment reported that during the last TWEEN
"a four hours the plague killed thirty.
five children and there were lbi new
,asts IN New York city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Osteopath Dies
Of Bullet Wound

BOSTON luly n Dr. Wilifcd I
Harris who was shot last Iue,da, b.,
tldnhgc Atwood died late Tuesday
W., wife was with HIM at the end
nr Atwood arra,ruri uu charge
murder TODAY. p',adcd uo, guilt,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Dividend, Rtsumed

NEW YORK uly lh-Thc Pressed
Steel car tpmpau, resumed dividend
n day un n, common stock with a dee
lafsiipn ~ 81 share Dividend, ur
'hi, issue were deferred on January p
lyls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Several Months May ElapSe
Before Working Plans
Are Completed.
U. S. SUPERVISION OF ALL
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
State 10 Maintain Highways
at Own Expense After
First Aid IS Given.

Oklahoma viii receive Sllilig tins
year from the SiWIOlO federal g,,;rn.
meal good road, imi according 90 The
department OF agriculture plan ui ap
puf'i1nmcn' announcement oi which
WI, received ihl, morning from Wash.
ington
The money Will be a,ailablr 'or good
road, construction and improvement
work during the present fiscal year
II will he az let,r ii.c month, before
plans for spending 'hr money wall bc
worked out according to " J. Gun.
niugham. state highway engineer
Terms OF Division.
According tu 'hc term, oi the act
which made the Appropriation, 'hr
money was aprorl.urd by the score.
iary OF agriculture 'u the ,'yeral states
according 10 population and mileage Of
rural delivery route,
Southern and .uu'hwe,'en states
Jared specially well 90 tn distribution
oi the iuud lc,a, va, given SNl ly1I
the largest sum that went a. dry state
Arkan,a, 60, SS1bS9. and Louisiana
Sb7.l7l Rc,ld', these. Georgia received
slAl2g North Carolina SllI.Bl
Tennessee. Sll4lSj. NlabamA, SlDI l4S
Virginia. s99Ug. Kentucky, SV.Nl
South Carolina. Si.so7 MISSISSIPPI,
$8so o05. and Florida, $500 The ,ota
fund contains SSOOOO. and IN future
year, will be divided as follows
In Various Years
In 1918 sl0mWn. 1910 tlSOGc0
1922. SNuIWO. and lp2l $l1pIWo
The bill require, that the appurtluu.
ment Tor each wear ,hall hr made u
the same manner
New York wa, gwen the SECOND
largest amount S2D5N. PcnuNha
MIA. third S1UoiA. and Illinois fourth
s9100lh
Only state, that have highway dc
partmcntS of highway commissioner,
or department, devoted ip road con
,iruc,ion work. will participate 900 Ih'
fund.
Work Done Nv State
All work will he done b, the STATE
department subject io supervision %
the federal good road, expert, in Ihu
department %, agriculture MI plan
must be approved hy the federal d,par,
ment
II is the opinion oi Engineer Gun
ningham that the first work will N
construction oi two road, ACROSS ,h
state. one running east and west AM
the other north aud south
Plans TO Come Soon
Secretary Houston soon vii an
tCcr,,rusd on r.se rv.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
English Dominate Highest
Point in Plateau Over
looking German Lines.
ERzINGAN EVACUATED
BY TURKISH FORCES
Strongly Fortified Town in
Central Armenia Aban-
dOned to Russians.

LONDON. lug Do The village of
Ponrr,. h,. been completely captured
o, 'Nc British. according 90 an an
noun,cmrn' TODAY by ,'1r var office
The statement saF,
The capture .. 'Nc whole village of
poyicrcs 0. reported West of 'he VIII
lage pur territorial troop made a fur
'hcf advance and captured t~o ''rong
,reuchc, and many prisoners
Dominate whole Plateau.
The capture oi poacrc, gives the
Brush troop. damua'biH Of The high,
'c,t'rCnt overlooking the plateau on
which ths German lines extend 10 the
eastward
Some oi the most stubborn fighting
lu the recent British offensive which
nov has lasted nearly a month has oc-
CURED ~ the streets Ul ihl, village,
which the German, had fortified until
II became one OF the ,'tungc,, points
OF their line
Every House Taken Separately.
Every house had 20 he fought for ard
taken separately aud the British. after
obtaining possession ut considerable
portion OF the village we're subjected 10
/ srrinu, counter attack, which thoy
wilhipod Tor several uays and then IN
turn seized the initiative until IN.
whole place Tell before their onslaught
The German general staff officers
regarded possession ui lDlcrcs at such
importance that thcy even brought re-
Inducements from troop, which had
been fighting iu the \cfiuu sector and
these held 'ruaJiou,N 90 part OF the
village until driven ou' or caNprsd IN
'hc hand 60 hand fighting
Stimulated BY Ether
The fighting 90 puucrc, Is described
e, t1lIpve hy an officer who wa,
wounded during the struggle
Early SUNDAY morning a. the mo-
mcui 'hr signal tor 'hc attack was
given after a trighuulE intense bonn.
hirdmcu'. the English infantry rushed
forward io ihc entrance ui the village.
/ carried 0, brilliantly and occupied the
i'r,i house, Al n SD o'clock ihe
German, Jugutcfaufok,d Their on.
set wa, cy'lurlulr, duph'lc,, be.
cause 'hof courage had been ,pmu-
lated h ether a, one could tell IRON
the uj1f
Rifle PLAYS No Part
Here 'hr rilr PLAYED uo par,-th-
. kuir hayu1cl revolver and grenade
7 vrr, the Duly Wcsou, used Thr oct
man, employed a ,ur, 90, long handled
mace studded vi'h nails. such as an
/ apache mlgh' u,r np'a soldier saw
4 German officer using one Ut them M
a wounded ,nmraIr hu, a, he wa, IN
. 'hr aO' ni striking a revolver ,ho, LAID
hmm h,Nl, h, intended victim.
lu q ruined house q German squad
with q machine gun va, cNtrumnatcl
? 'u 'br N.' man with the ha,uuci hy lr
a uuflUueI H...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
U-Boat Attacks
British WarShips

UtRllN luh ~ \ pcwar ,nN
marine attacked a Brush laIwusH
uii 'h, ufkur, island, lhuf.il, bHi
obtained Two m', with iufp,lu,. 'f.
German admiralty announced 'u.a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Heat Gains Five
Degrees an Hour

Ioesi ror.cs., =osrerally 'sir ard con
,inu,d warm ,uniuh, and Thur,day
state Forecast, 7 onlpht and Thursday
generally 'sif.
kNNS\s ARKANSAS aud WEST
TIM ItFWsfNiit fall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26
Ease With Which British
Cruiser Entered Capes
Unseen Arouses Alarm
nuLLFIlN

NORFOLK, Va, July 36-Th, nmouct cruiser North Caoin,
weighed anchor at old Point this afternoon and headed lot the
Two torpedo boat preceded the stated
od Point that IN, three ships under ctdes to wait off the
until further institutions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-26

WASf'INtTON. luN p The ui.
icial liic oi gallant old warrior
expired TODAY. when. by reason OF the
fact that ihi, q, the siyy fourth an.
uvcrsaf, ~ IN, birth Hugllirr Gsu
cral George \ D1ti the commando
0i the ra,llN brigade ~ 'hr punitive
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RAILROAD MEN
 FAVOR STRIKE >
 FOR MORE PAY
Employees of "New Haven"
 Almost Unanimous For : Walkout If Denied.

Almost 100 per. cent. of the New Ha- ven railroad trainmen have voted in favor of a strike unless their demands for more wages are granted. This in formation was obtained today from a man who is in close touch with the railroad employees and has talked with the men regarding present conditic1s. 7 There are about 3.6C0 trainmen em- ployed on the New Haven system where ballots have been passed for the past few weeks. The other branches of the service involved in the demand for better conditions tn- clude conductors, engineers and fire- men. The total number who are vot- ing on the strike question is about 12,000.
 All ballots must be in the hands of the labor leaders by July 26 It is said that the sentiments of the other branches of the service coincide with the views of the trainmen and that the vote will be almost unanimous in favor of strike which may paralyze industrial conditions in this section. The employees say the petition cir culated by the company asking for volunteers to take the place of strik- CTS has. not met with a very favorable response. They declare that in case of a strike the company will not be able to find sufficient men capable of run. ming trains.