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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
.HOW|TzER ARM0RY IS
FOUND TO Be INADEQUATE
Captain Myers Fears War Depart
mcnt VIII Withdraw Fed
eral Support.
HAVE TO DRILL IN SQUADS
Built FOR Fifty-Sevcn Men, Command
Now Has Equipment for 1873, and
Soon VIII Recruit to Full War
Strength of 1870.

1t developed at the annual Federal
inspection of the Richmond Howitzcrs
last night that Richmond IL likely 10
lose Federal support for this orGaniZi-
ton, including the annual apDropria-
ton OF something like $4,000 10 $26.
600 made by the United states War
Department. unless the quarters OF tho
llowitzerS are enlarged sufficiently to
accommodate the battery aud its equip
mcnt, including the horses recently sent
here
Last night il was necessary for Cap
tain w. T.. Morrison, of the Sixth Bat
terry, Field ARTILLERY. L. :. ~. who was
detailed to make the Inspection. To in
Spcct the battery in three divisions.
There We're loo men, ont OF Ia present.
or this number four were i'll in bed
ana four were absent from the city.
The recently rc-orcaniZcd lIowit4er
Band furnished music Tor the evening.
and upon it's maiden appearance made
lf..,n 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
MRS. MARTIN ARRESTED
Charged with ontrlhutinE to Driin-
uucncy of Her SiNtccn-fcnr-hId
sister.

Mrs Annie Martin, twenty-onc years
old: Nick soupas and James Mitchell
we're arrested last night by Policeman
: T. Goldsby on charge OF cohtrlb-
uting TO the delinquency Of Ccci! HIT,
sixteen vears old, a sister of Mrs.
Martin
Mrs. Martin, The girl and i:rupna
we're taken into custody on Libby H'li
Park, and Mitchell was arrested az hi.
restaurant, near the corner OF Ninth
and Main Streets. The girl was '"l E.
on to the Detention Home. 10 be held
FIR a hearing in the juvenile Court.
The Others were locked UP in the First
Police station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
WRITS OF APPEAL
Supreme Court to Review Two Cases
Coming Up From Local
lOnrtS.

Judge James Keith. OF the Virginia
Supreme Court Of Appeals. on yes.er-
day granted superscdcas and awarded
appeals IN two cases in which Colonel
W. NJ Cary Is appellant. Tho mrs.
case. J. w Harris VS.. w NJ. Cary =:
ais comes M from the Chancrry
Court OF the city OF Richmond Tho
appeal and supcrsedeas was awarded
and bond fixed at $4,000. The second
case is styled Frank Y. Holt and VI. L.
Holt, executors Of the estate Of
char \. Holt This case was heard
before the Law ami Equity Court Of
the city Of Richmond. fond was liked
in tive gum ~ $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
ROTARY CLUB HEARS
JOE MITCHELL CHAPPLE.
Brings "Back to Farm Message
From Great Captains OF
Finance
TELLS OF ALBERT OF BELGIUM
First Ruler OF Kingdom to Address
His Subjects as observation-disclosures"
Recalls Ills Visit TO Tomb of WASH
ingtun.

The Richmond Rotary Club had for
It's guest last night. N .hc Lexington
Hotel. Joe Mitchell Chapplc. who
brought a distinct message to the
members from the great captains of
finance with whom he is acquainted
The message was "back to the soil"
Not few of the great men whom Mr.
Chapple mentioned are Nirsinians
though some have wandered into other
states and built up great fortunes.
Something like eco members OF the
club were present at the dinner. which
began ut G:30 o'clock. Colonel Thomas
ID. McAdams. president of the club
presided and Introduced the speaker OF
;he evening.
Mr.. Chapplr, editor OF the National
Magazine. probably knows more dis
tinguiShcd men. OF both hcmiSpher,s
. than any other man living. y news.
paper man, he has crossed and re-
crossed the oceans u number of times.
lie knows practically all the great
Americans. and has also known many
foreigners. among them William Il.
Gladstone. Emperor William. Of Ger.
many; Bismarck. John I:uskin ana
Prince Albert OF belgium.
In his speeches Nir. Chapple invites
mention of tho name of some men
we'll known 10 III" public by reputa-
ton, and then proceeds 10 tell some
interesting. personal incident in his
acuuaintanceSh!p with the person mem
toned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
SPEAKS ON FORESTRY
Il. &. Jones AdGrcssr, ,Inn,cs u,
Garden Club nnd Srout-


x. {. Jones, state forester and pro-
fcSsor of forestry In the University o-
virginia, addressed the .Scou,mast.rs,
Cup. III TIE Boy scout headquarters. in
INC INC iirk hh'iuihS last night. Ills adj
dress uealt with forest prcscryatinr -,
It's many varied branches
Yesterday afternoon MIR. Jones nd
dressed the James River Garden CHM
NJ the Central y. NJ. q. a. recommends
me mat the state continue the work
LOT forest preservation begun hy tho
University OF Virginia and the Stats
Geological Commissions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
ANGLE FINED $500
Convicted Of Tnmpcring with Electric
Light Meter In His
yInrpP.

\ fine Of 5000 was imposed on w g.
Angle. 3I3 Fast Cary street. by JUS
ticc CrutchNcld in Ihiicc Court yes
,crGay. on the charge or thniperlnH
with the electric light meter IN h'f
49,. Il, .,ch a manner mat II did no.
r..Is:cr the current supplied by tbs
VIRGINIA Hallway and Power Com
pany. Angle paid the tine'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
Want state Flag I>cd.

governor stuart has received "a con-
siderable .num0cr OF letters from cr..
hcIh!s OF Confederate veteran Camps
REGARDING The proposed hili to place
over IN" hriliiTg OF every public
school in Virginia, the United states
nag. The veterans would have the
nag OF Virginia ever tn. schools rather
than III" NATIONAL emblem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
SHIT IustitlItktI.

-.N F0r sI2.0GG daIungcr va. Insii
'utcd ycF,crday III the city C.rcui,
Court ~ II" Richmond and J;nppahun.
mock RIVER Railway Company a9ains,
~" Drake railway Automobile Com
rany foreign corporation. 40 de-
cl"fhiiou vas hlcd. but II war said
mat funds amounting 10 the sum fcr
"'ii'n *w' Ia" been insi!tutcd have
he@n n''ochcd BY the plaintln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
Concert for Aid Society.

IN attractive musical program IS 20
be given II the First PRESBYTERIAN
church on Friday evening. for the
ncneht or the Ladies Md society.
Those who viii take part in the pro
gram. which includes Doth vocal and
Instrumental numbers, arc Miss IIuyE.
Mrs. iudrins. Mr.. Ludwig, MIR. Shari;Y,
Ralph Wolf, Miss Margaret < Ca,np.
Walter H. Snari,z. sam Cowart!ir. Mrs,
X iiuGS'ns. ana Miss Adriauua
f[l.'k
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
HOWITzER INSPECTION
Artiiicrymrn Pnss in Review Dcfor,
Captain W. T.. tinrtiu-Dnmcc
Follows Drill

IN" annual inspection OF the Rich
mono Howitzers' Battery. Of field ar
tilirrE. took place last night in The
liowitzers' Armory on North Eighth
street. Captain W. T.. Martin of the
sixth Field Artillery. L. :. y, was
IN charge OF the inspection. The How
tiers Rand. composed of twenty-five.
pieces, furnished music for the dance
which followed the Inspection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09

N" ron,rac; FOR "a" construction OF
z scwcr IN Orleans St-""., from Gil
li.'. - Union, vas awarded ycHt"r-
aa: ~ the AIrn:nlstrntiv" Board "a
~ Hagrr'd. ~ the price Nc named
' bis T.ropgaal o. JanLar! u.
Tie rri;i'Hl contract :cna U!.h e
dawn ~ account nf a misunderstood.
'nt between ,hc CT" FG=!ac"r and
'i' Maynard 49, 70 The gr""ifcation",
and rc~ ifa- Wcrn asked for Mr..
Nanarc p.ncsi another Bio and re-
se|rel tlr cgrfrar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09

Major DickcrsGn. colorcd, charged
"i'h stealing "a suit Of clothes from
IIchard Suihcrn, who lives on John
bcItfich's dairy farm ola tl.. Ene Mile
Road was h"li t,r the ,,-ana ilrv
Yesterday hv MaGiJtTatc III. - sunday.
Of lIcnrico County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09

r.. 4 Broom was fined SO and costs
yesterday by Magistrate I. j. I'urychr.
of IIcnricO County charged WIN
encediu. ON the Cary street Road.
Broom was arrested Sunday afternoon
by Special officer II. w. Laurence. OF
Jicnrico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
VIII Address Advertisers.

zoo Edcrhciiner, a member OF tho
Staff Of system, will address tho Rich
m"nd Advertisers club Tomorrow
afternoon At l:lo o'clock on business
Preparedness" 1T the weekly luncheon
at the Lexington Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
sdopt Berfhn Ring.

ccntt or the City Circuit Court. w
w. and Nellie Taylor we're alio"cd
Yesterday TO adopt e. Bertha RING and
10 change her name to MarHarc,'h
all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
AGRICULTURAL POSSIBILITIES
OF NILkGININ DISCUSSED

Last night. however" he departed
from this system and talked of the
agricultural possibilities Of Virginia.
and mentioned some Nirginians who
nave been thinking ANA working i'll
other states bat on at;Iiculturc
Cyrus Tell Mccormick was the first
Nirginian mentioned. and it was early
! on yesterday when he arrived here
that Mr.. Chapplc went over to the
state Museum and looked at the first
wheat reapsr ever built. Mr.. Chappie
spoke OF Theodore y. Vail. Ogden ar
mour. +. .. Armour, William Nickin-
ley. Prince Albert. Of Belgium, ana
Henry Ford.
1t was something like seventeen
years ago that Mr.. Chapplc knew and
Travelled with Prince Albert. OF BEL
eiun. and 1t was interesting 20 note
inst Mr. Chapple did not refer To Lei
GUMS ruler as king" un told of
being At Mt Vernon with the yo;,na:
| prince. and how Prince Albert said:
what great thing 10 be the Faith
er ct Cnc's country"
That was seventeen Years oro o
more. said Mr. Chapple, but when
nc delivered his message TO his rco-
pie and addressed them as MY fellow
citi"ens. said There's my prince, now
mes KING sure enough II was the
irst time in the history OF the worid
| that king had ever said anv;hin;.
but To my faithful Subjects and /
tNouEht or what he said at the tomb OF
! Washington"
| NEALIZE THAT FARM rs
NATIONS REAL. ASSET
: IN showing how the great tinanciers
are turning back to the soil, MIR. Chap
Pre- spoke OF many wealthy Americans
lhey realize" he said. tina, after
/ all it is from the soil that we gain
| our living. ana am bringing YOU
,neir message. which is that the farm
Is the real thing after all. That is
why they are trying 70 show farmers
now To make more money on the farm
bN making more crops and better
fields We az" prone to think these
men have machines TO sell. ana hence
ire trying TO improve the farms to
sH'i more machines. They are not
",unyihs any such thing-they are
seeking TO help the farmer"
Mr.. Chapple told of visiting Cirrus
Mccormick on his farm last December
aud when he Dragged OF loving tho
I farm. Mr.. Mccormick made him milk
. ;"nr c""s before he could have his
/ breakfast.
lie SPOKE OF visiting tho Washing
ton Monument in the State Capitol
and said thai II was the only lnonu-
mNnt N knew Of it's Kind He referred
TO Washington, standing with his hand
, upon a plOw and with his sword hv
his side
lie spo'.e 81 his visit 20 Henry Ford's
farm. near Detroit. and remarked. in
spca King az the new tractor invented
b. Mr.. Ford:
lilo is making e joy-ridc out OF
farming ~ twelve miles per hour"
At III" conclusion Of his talk which
was heartily enjoyed ana applaudcd
! throughout, til" cl'!h gaze Mr.. Chap
pie vote Of thanks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09

supper and concert for the bcneo,
ol the Barton heights t:piscopaI
Ih"rch. announced for tonight, hnn
been indefinitely postponed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-09
-
Judgment for go

Barney y. Myers secured Judgment
!or $50 against Edgar S. Freeman ,c.-
'ssday In the City Circuit Court
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23
URGES PEOPLE
TO Be THRIFTY
PRESIDENT, SOUTHERN STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
MAKES SPEECH.

ATLANTA. June 22.-The import
ance OF financial. industrial and COM
mercial preparedness was urged by
Wilmer L. Moore, of Atlanta presi-
/ dent Of the Southern States Life In
sur~nce company, in a speech before
the Huntsville. (Alal chamber of com
mcrce, and which has been highly
praised by the newspapers throughout
;te country
Mr. Moore I'g3d {, general line of
education in behalf of thrift and Iru.
galiiy. lie LGinted ct that thrift is
not ponuriousne"s, bat a knowledge
Of the right way 70 spend. He argued
that the south needs money in such
volume and at such cast as will make
possible the large use of the real es.
| tate loan, which he termed THE Mas
| ter Builder"
Mr.. Moore deprecated the inability
of the people OF the south to fully
take advantage of its wonderful re-
sources. This is due, he pointed out
to a lack of money for constructive
and development work, and the lack
of money is result of the absence
of frugal habits and practices OF the
citizens as whole
To prove this condition he quoted
some figures. He showed of the seven
billions Of savings of the people of
the United States the south has only
the meager total of two hundred and
| thirty millions. While the average
savings deposit is $423.33 in the New
England states it is only $177.02 in the
south. The amount of savings per
capita of population in New England
is $25365, in the south $3.50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23
sHERlFF's SALE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS county:

uH NpuHty.
Will be sold before the court house
door in said county on the first Tues
day in July 1916, between the legal
hours of sale to the highest bidder
for cash, that certain real property in
the city of Brunswick, Glynn county,
Georgia. in that portion of said city
called new town, described accord
ing to the map and plan OF said city
as new town lots numbered six hun
dred and ninety and six hundred and
ninety-one, said lots forming one body
of land bounded north fifty-four feet
by new town lot six hundred and
ninety-siX; east one hundred and
twenty feet by an alley; south fifty
four feet by | street and west one hun.
dred and twenty feet by an alley, to-
gether with the improvements there.
on and the rights members and ap
purtenances thereunto belonging OF
in any manner appertaining. Levied
upon as the property of Ethelbert Peer.
son under and by virtue of an execu-
ton in favor of Georgia Realty com
pany against said Ethelbert Pearson
and against said property issued upon
a Judgment rendered at the May term,
1916, of the superior court of Bruins
wick for the principal sum Of 81 1856
and also other items recovered as
principal sums besides interest and
costs as set out in said Judgment and
execution. Written notice OF levy CIV
en- defendant in execution.
This 9th day Of June, 1916.
W. II. BERRIE, Sheriff.
Glynn County, Georgia.
G-9-l6-23-30
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

| hereby announce myself candi.
date for reelection as representative
OF GlJnn county IN the Legislature.
subject 10 Tie democratic primary. II
sgain hCnorsd Ey being elected to this
position, 1 promise the same attention
10 duties as heretofore. I solicit the
support Of ny friends and the voters
Of the county generally. Respectfully
J. +. DART.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23
O 90 Q O Q Q Ok % Q 90 @
} @
o ANNOUNCEMENTS .
0 o o } 0 O o Q 0 0 o O G
0 10000 O 90
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

Subject to the coming Democratic
primary, l beg to announce my can
didacy for representative in the Geor-
gta legislature from Glynn county. !
will appreciate the support OF ny
friends and the public generally. Re
pectfully, IL. r. AKIN.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23
ANNOUNCEMENT FoR CONGRESS

As candidate for congress from
ne Eleventh Congressional district
mbject TO the Democratic primary I
ledge myself 10 run clean, fair race,
aeeking ny e,setion by the purest
heans and highes. methods.
shall cppfeciate every assistance
given, whether by vote, kind wcT3 or
heipfA act, and 10 elected I shall put
al thA. ana ard all my time into
earnest gergi3e OF all the people Of ny
district, ydlcing at all ti:ses, infinitely
more than the mere name Of congress.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23
Foh sole: -oR erMeaAL.

l announce las candidate for the
office o. solicitor general of the
gruns WICK ~ atc!8i circuit subject to
tne aDp11scn,ag Democratic primary
~ T.: sF@l.t OF my election / pledge
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23

Gysaf - - IaitSful discharge of t.
r. tt2a 0e tie office. | ask for. and
riB ~ 7 i.y appreciate tie vote and
,Wppo.t - nc people e the circuit.
Very -eCDectfully,
1CEERT =. BENNETT,
8 Jesup, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23

- 1T
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23
A R0TRE DANE LApY,2 appeal

TO all knowing sufferers OF rheumatism,
whether muscular or of tho lointg, sciaticat
lumbag9s, baekacho, Daias ia tao kiGncys az
neuralgia pains, To write 70 her Tor g. hen,5
treatment which has repeatedly cured alI ~
thcSe tortur9s. She feels i her duty ~ goad
y % I'll suhcroas FREE. You c'ire yourscif
a. nome a. thousands viii tsgtisy--nO chnngo
discovery D2niAhca uric acid from tho blood,
l0osen9 the stihened Joints, purdcg the blood
ana briGhten1 tho oycg, giving elias .icity aad
tore 70 the whole system. n the above
intcrc5ts sou, for proof address Mrg, ~,
summers, p3x u Eotra Dane, lnd,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23
8HE VOTERS OF THE BRUINS

WICK CIRCUIT:
: beg to submit for your considera
i1n, tnio the formal announcement oil
candidacy before the approaching
Democratic primary for the Office OF
Solicitor General OF the Brunswick cir.
cult. vi? always gratefully remem.
Der yonI 'agloIt ar, will ever en-.
deavor u ne. & your confidence.
Most respectfully,
A. d. GALE,
%
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23

man Or the salary, the privilege AMI
honor CT serving humanity and Of la
orng for the people among whom
I'VE - whom | love.
Respectfully,
1T W. C. LANKFORD.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-23

The G9.rg.a hafawafe company is
going to pive all OF the children an at
iract.yc toy, be sure you are one os
the first to get yours,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
Me REPUBLICAVViE
6dited ANeYepubH Committee
THEY ARE GETTING READY.

- NlING the that the people Oklahoma the chance,
IL November will adopt the election law amendment and repeal he
universal registration law by overwhelming majority gwen the chance
their the democratic getting ready deprive su
nCent number people their chance mr the adoption
and the repeal respectively OF these
On the the machine viii not let II
estimated that the election law will adopted by not less
NOSN That But the that
be done The hic OF the machine depends
Aware OF the determination the Williams wnc to retain ITS grip on
the and knowing what from experience
republican leaders
possible the wholesale pollution OF the coming election
But the OF the by from the various county
election boards has revealed conditions which staggered those who had
become accustomed election hc scale not know"
be tolerated the
lndcr the ballots which the election amend
and the law repeal submitted the
delivered To the election boards by October * for distribution
~ the different polling places On November thirteen counties had
ballots had
by the state election boards
As takes distribute these ballots the places after they
delivered the election boards failure the election
board supply these with ballots naturally leads o the
another
the law repeal state ballot
shortages also reported other where the
ballots
The of the machine diSanchic
thousands thousands by ballot shortages has exceeded
those whom democratic machine
methods has hardened methods employed Reports
intimidation and election watchers designed tgn them from
polling
. OF the conducted by the machine
and employed by the
machine rob the their rights breed awlcn revolt
and anarchy Whether they will be allowed whether their
when will be Oklahoma will find LEGAL
enforce their legal But their duty and do their
duty and Voting all republican candidates the the
legislature and or the smash the machine
That done their rights will be enforced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
;SIDELGHTS0NWARN0VES

IOW the Paris
Petan Fort Naux acn yesterday by the
Nerdun April 1910
ished one short week
East OF the Mce the effort pEnoc April
July has been hitcd The made the the of Fort
October the French
won weeks at the OF losses The Associated Press the
following day stated that the cisced by Nvc
the foes effort for months half
included that months of blood spmg
yesterday
Not single fortified position the Verdun denes
The have been pushed back
Brandenbgs looked which
Mu which marked
Nen As far the Germans concerned Verdm history Every
trench reganed this will b knife the Teuton heart
for will recall the coStcSt failure all the oifnsN history
The French rush which Douaumon pOCkcted
Inc French positions controlled Nauv completely did the lines OF the
the sack closed Under darkness Berlin reports position
anything the junk
battered the mound weeks before the stubborn French
position.
makes broad bend than nlrcle above Ncrdm around
Here the the Meuse
the south line of this loop the French straight
wood five miles OF Pepper M then circles Douumon gentle
SOUTH around the Nau the old line the Dam
loup battery
Not deal about fifteen square miles but
will be the blood
thousands Of
from the ngciu Gau who each inch ground suen
a
And fIcnc have back Dull indeed the American
uCme the deed
fighting Pou brothers who stood liberty
|democraCy.-W. NJ H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
"BACK TO THE BREAD LINE" 7"

"p ACk the bread line II Wilson's tariff IS not re-
u pealcd" scream hundreds of page advertisements
in republican papers throughout the country planted by
the Republican national publicity committee, whatever
that is.
Which bread line do they mean' Do they refer to the
bread line of the winter of l9O7S following Roosevelt
panic or the bread line of the winter of l923 prior to
Wilson'S induction into office
Wilson'S tariff" seems TO he working pretty well
thank you Under It, labor is enjoying the best jobs ever
held carrying fuller dinner pals than ever before Nc
man is out of work who wants it In fact an urgent
demand for labor exists everywhere and that too at the
highest wages paid.
In the face of these facts why should any man OF com
tnsn sense vote for changc2 Why take chance wher
he have certainty
In the picturesque and forceul language Of Mark
Hanna who was something of connoscur in questions
affecting bread lines during his day, let well enough
aona" o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-03
THE Y. M. c. A. COMMITTEE.

THE personnel Of the committee selected to direct the
campaign for the establishment of Y, NJ G. A. in a
home OF is indicates that there will be cessation
Of activity until sufficient funds assembled to erect a
building which shall he credit to Oklahoma Ciys deter
mlnation for the boys OF this community.
The fact that the members of this executive committee
promptly subscribed the money for preliminary expenses
reflects the sentiment of business and professional
men who realize duty
In the meantime every citizen who has rtospcrcd and
is in financial position subscribe TO the Y NJ { A.
fund will be doing his duty himself and h' fellow
men it he will decide upon the amount of his beralW
and have his check ready without waiting to be urged
Oklahoma City never has failed to meet issue when
the public welfare concerned Oklahoma City will not
fail in the designed to develop the flower OF It's
youthful citizenship