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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
A COMPLEX SITUATION

II is intimated that the Supreme
Court will hear arguments today 10
expedite the consideration Of the con-
stitutionality OF the Adamson act, but
that does not mean there is any likeli-
hood OF a decision being reached be-
fore January |, when the So-called
eight-hour law becomes operative. The
situation seems to be going forward
to.a complication as menacing as It
was before the President surrendered
10 the Brotherhoods. The eight hour
law turns out to BE- exactly what its
opponents said it was. and not what
Mr.. Wilson's managers said it was.
The essential difference between the
Republican and the Democratic POSI-
lions on this question is that the for
mer told the truth before election aud
wanted an investigation before the
fact, whereas MIR. Wilson's supporters
tell the truth after the election and
want an investigation after the fact.
The President is now taking belatcL
action in the program Of additional
legislation on the subject. which seeks
TO prevent repetition OF threatened
tie-up OF the transportation lines of
the country through strike. This
legislation involves compulsory arbl-
tratiou. This organized labor has de-
clared itself 10 be utterly opposed %,
an attitude hat is going to place both
the President and Congress in another
uncomfortable position.
The other day the vice president OF
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
said: The railroad men have heard
that they are going to be. called by
President Wilson for the purpose Of
comforting over the Adamson law and
the steps now being taken by the
transportation heads, and they will be
pleased TO accept the invitation Will
lulS COuISltUtc, IL IL 10 ShCi hSiu, SoiA-
sutute an interference with the due
process of law" While 1t is true the
President has assumed amazing pre-
negatives in the past few years by III
yadinS the rights OF the Legislative rep.
rcSentatives OF the people. and, IN onH
case. proceeding 10 an act of open war
fare without the sanction Of Congress,
VIC do not believe he will dare 10 inl-
pedc the Supreme Court in any man
nor. That Is uncomfortable. But We
still have the menace Of the brother.
hoods TO deal with. for has not Presi-
dent Lec OF that organization declared:
What the supreme court does with
the law is no concern Of ours. We have
demanded fair working hours and We
arc going TO get them" And has ,,ot
Dictator Gompers backed this up with
his flamhoyant ultimatum of law O."
no law. What is 70 be the outcome
of his mess. Tho natural consequences
of President Wilson's habit Of pos'pon-
ing difficult questions instead of set
thing them at the right time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
A DISCDURAGING CLUB

lsEhile there are over MALT dozen
sSAemes before Congress. looking 20
> icing All embargo on toodstutls II
2 mot at all likely thar any OF them
L get any farther than the commit
stage Of consideration. The agrl-
Il sections are up in arms
any such procedure to cli1n4
high cost of living. The adj
alton has been duly notified Of
till occur if anything OF the kind
npted. A.western Congressman
that If it tries to put any sort
embargo across; he Is going to
an amendment into the House
barge raw cotton, and il he is
ed there he is going TO carry tho
TO the Senate. The effect of any
proposition on the Thundercc
IA Georgia. Senator Hoke Smith, can
better imagined than described.
About year ago Senator Smith
sbbed your Uncle Samuel by the
,Attails and tried to drag him into
II European war because England
IA held up few bales OF Dixie's up
Id down. but when the I,usitania was
,16eto Davy Jones locker and tie
:xpsee Of American infants strewed
In, British coast. the Senator from
3rgia was singulariy apathetic. This
z Senator Lodge TO level shaft at
th which frizzled the Georgians
row. Said Lodge: The body CT
lkannocent child floating dead on the
laer, the victim of the destruction
I'm unarmed vessel. is to me a more
iItnant and a more tragic spectacle
81 an unsold bale of cotton
Northern and western Congressman
! g see no good reason why their
ErHA6t should have presidential in.
|uHctfup laid on it while cotton should
"a ifee. Moreover. millions OF pounds
faw cotton are used by the belliger-
ts;in the manufacture Of gun.cotton
) destroy those lives which are nouC-
SHED by wheat. II an attempt is made
% establish the embargo. Congress IS
hi Tor the varmest session in a good
many years. Everybody now realizes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
BoYCoTF EFFHcTIV1.

SEATTLE. Wash. Dec. 1o.-Boycotts
on foodStuffs by the public last week
Trough, down tho price Of butter And
eggs. failed In regards to potatoes ano
flour. curtilacd the movement OF apples
tlcally all pcrtshablc staples sold IN the
local markets. It was announced BY boy
colt leaders to-day.
Eggs declined from SIS to SO cents A
dozen. butter from 6n 70 30 cents a
pound Members of the Honekeepers
thissweek to demonstrate that eggs bu',
ter and flour can easily be dispensed
with by housekeepers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT 1T.

! reckon when you surtcr stop an think
Il biz about il.
NJ matter what tn" Weather Is. We
couldn't live without il.
J'"r when The rain comes rinnln down
an catches us complainant
IT mnds the If"wcr.; in Lonesome Tnwn---
til" fields Az Ilad it, rainIn.
J. reckon when up"n the road wc r" hid
in out from weather
It's sweet IL 'innk. for all the storms.
we've got that lar together:
That on" deep rivers crossed, and So.
on" riddle we unravrl;
Though rough Tia way, twill end. S"tmc
da%: 1t amt 50 far To travel!
] reckon there's Il light 10 lr;ir---if life
takes time tn herd il.
Nn' that tn" r.rinfnrl that VIC need will
conn when most we need it;
IN so. we'll reach III" journeys end
rest 10 IN" weary given.
I'm when the twilight dreams descend
we'll not h" far from Heaven.
a tlant;L tUuSl iiutiuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
NOT TO Be AWARDED

= LONDON. l"r 10. >loA1 y. m..-Eru-
tors ,'hrIslIIni! correspondent says the
Nobel r"mmitt"r has GrrI,ird by ~
VOTES 10 II not {" ,,iStrihui" the Nobel
prac" prize for l!li ana 1916.
Thr NuhNl rrnr" Nri2' has not been
awarded sine" 1919 when II was given
la Henry Ia Fnntal;s II Belgian soma
tor. VIII" T.. president at ia" permanent
int ernst l"nHl rcaC" bureaus at R"rn".
switzerland. The prlzr f"r th' previous
year was awarded to Eilhu Root of New
York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

Nm. alleged Republican paper -! to-
lumbus Ohio. which supported Tic hi
nor mems candidate for governor. makes
tho diScoucCrtiuE announcement thAl
after January it will exclude all l'i-
,nr advertisements frIm ills columns
Whats the answer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11
Owes Her Good Health to Chamber
Iains Tablets.

Il owe my good health to Cham per
lain's Tablets, writes Mrs r. G. Men;
CrOokston, Ohio. 1.-Two years ago |
was an invalid due to stomach trouble.
i took three bottles of these Tablets
and have since been in the best OF
health" C,btainable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

that the democrats dangled our war
order prosperity before the public to
catch votes. and. having succeeded in
the election. they now plan to brtray
the producers of foodstuffs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

Tic Farm Loan Board told Tic ."cH.
Virginia farmers at charleston. Saiur-
day. that they might W. able I" burrn"
money from it 10y March next. Muir"
watchful waiting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

General Fnnnstru IN refusing t" al
lcyy "rruirartn, meetings" ~ he held in
~ aruii camps on The h"ru"t mayo"
reasoned that tlI"ir meeting there had
been prutrl".t'I "upn"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

Industrial gas in the southern part
Of tho state is To be advanced January
!. and few days. thereafter r0litichI
gas will also advance in the legislature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

That is rather a large expectation the
ornhi bi;!onists entertain OF forcing Con-
gross 70 make Washington dry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

this wear moro than doubled in tonnage
thr whrIr ri last y"HrS output. W NY
.5n .n00. moo ror government ship build
ing nr purchase. ih"n:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

BY the time the government arm"r
plate plant Is built We wont need ii.
There is no necessity for II now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

Merchant ships butt in tn" United
| 'niLch States in tho first II months IT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

y detunct bank that liaridatcs gu per
""ut IN its dcpos;torS couldn't have
Len So moribund after all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-11

Sonora demonstrating rooms, 1858
Main street. and Fullman & Son, jew
elprS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
SIMPLEST FR0CK
TO Be STYLE At
1916 GRADUATION

Spartan s.mplrt, vlU characterize
commencement no,k, Of feminine mem
hers NJ the graduating class vt The on
lahoma Cily h,ghsshooI this car. frils.
'"sther' flowers and rrbclpvs and sll
the othcr dcngh,ful but expensive .-sc.
ocsto-ic, that = few yrar' nEo V'r, ron-
.idefed essential 20 the sweet glr grad.
ustc's commencement attire vlll hs dis.
daincd
The roriia club higrs.ho"l organ
iIaiion ~ senior girls. is responsible for
the puri'snical decision 4 fce d1fs ago
the members met to discuss M, com.
mcnccm'nt problem and agreed 'ht' D.
Vas menifc-,ly unfair fof The members
from Well-to.do families To- b, 0llos 81
to wear clothes which tho les fortunate
graduates could not afford THE UuiN So
tuition WIS to declare simpli .iN of cos.
tune fashionable and sup' r'IIl'i's pur'
While The decision ~ ~, Ioftln DlIh
BE- not hinding ON the member of ,lr
class FOR any giri uf Eifls iu dfrS bod
anN except plin fashion voy't render
hcI DunfplrIuus. and thus evasion N
the rulr would bring lts uNu p.mshN.H'
The hnYf u' tho rlHs#. uf course. vi
dfc. ~ usuf IN quiet tasteful I,f
m'ni. White .um, attempt ~ uniform.
u ~ yos'um, mr. l' u,d, N, B.Hll
Ni'. not ,,uggssl o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
Sure
To Get Funds
To Lift Debt
Great Southern Methodist FL
nanClng Plans Embrace lO-
cal UNCONVENTIONAL School.

LpNorh UNIVERSITY Boo usRfnwb Dii,
ma, be- f,op,n'i ,.un ps , result ~ ,Uc
adoption Ut R pHn 'n Iifs is uOO UuN o.,
popular subs nWiru rmuns mrmb,us ot
the Southern N1hNd', church iol N"
purpose oi rN,Ius 'D ne schools aUd
colleges un rfm financial hpsts
The pl,u was adopted thusdb, b,
the h'pfH " rit.at'uu W uhu southern
church iu r wr'itr pi Nashville T'uu
\ millinn dolIsfs Will gr tn the SuIih
urn unN'fsii, a. utIlr TrNrs ana
Iwufi uui,rfsitN Bi Ai.pNs
subj, 'ipiiUus ere Hlfrad, nr.nE .Nl.
tied h wrWbys of iN, eastern and
western conference. uI N, Southern
Methodist church lee ukishuun Vrn
havr mtIu'i the hpfd ~ -iu,p'inns =
plan and sufficient funds ~ iiluidntv tnu
Sc ono uutsiauiinc uu ~, EpWntih pfnp.
eft, AMI to put thu institution upun q
sound financial foundation nfr expected
tn hr a,ailshlr Within e short time
Tho college ,, nfi,ion and another
Methodist institution st Muskngy- will
hc pat on q goHl financial foundation
ht thu same ui.thNh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
Train Crew Too
Long on Run Is
u. S. Allegation

Tho Nyhson. Topeka 4 santa Fc
Railroad comusu, d, dcicni,n, and the
United States rbinufi iu r. suit begun
ffids, morning ~ federal district court
With 1udEr John n vut,r.al IN tho
hcn.h Tho isdc.,i government. through
the interstate commerce commits sion.
charges tho railroad With violation NJ
the law affecting IN, working hours NJ
ubn ,wpiy,,r
The alleged ufrusr o.cuu,I pcr 8.
lPi1 near ShpNn,r
Tho company uriyusu will br that
Tho ,sys alleged a. have bspu worked
mUiu ,hnu the Required time Vas WORK
iug 4 ufrsk witch occurred uu tho train
aud iha, overtime was necessary to
pr,,cn' h,irF si,llcd un The ppitir un
iil annthsI risW rnuh he brought ftom
u lnnT distance
\ lswN-f itum The Interstate rom.
mrirr commission is IN oklahoma ~
aiding United NN'es Ni'nfust John fain
IN The prosecution ~ the ease
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
SUPPRESSION OF
STAMP |MDoRSED
Retailers Urge State Wide
Campaign Tor Law to
Exact Penalty.

iicfsldins state. wide rampaisn tut
suppfessi ~ the us- " ifRdinr
Vamps coupons. certificates aud other
''ptoii, shsnns" dvviccs In oklahoma,
the oklahoma Ci,y Retailers association
nt n, regular weekly meeting Ftiin,
In the skityin hotel. went an record as
unanimously fs,rrins the passing n u
Law hy the state legislature simnNt a.
tha, IN effect IN Washington and 49,.
cent?, declared constitutional h, tn ~.
ptemc court " the United states
Tho Washington statute provides that
.esty business which employs ,tadlns
stamps ~ similar devices mus, pay an
snnusl tar " tsOno IN the county In
which n ls iccstsd This statute IN ~.
fec, pcnslltins the firm usins ttadlns
stamps " is thought would practically
Rrolish profit sharing schemes In uk
hshoms n adopted IN this state
copy ni the Nashins,nn law vas
sen, Friday ~ each ~ the fort, nv,
retailers associations w Oklahoma n,
y A whlitcn. secretary N ~. stat
Organization. with tcpurst tha, the,
intr action npon u and lnfutm thrl.
representatives. in the lrsislaiutr n
tbsa esAilsds - the matter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
AGED Man DIES
IN STORE after
MOMENTS TALK

John " wilson about q A'ara old.
died suddenly Friday noon al e. South
HroadNay from horrt trouble
The old gentleman entered ihc store
N Arthur l.aur,icrc. ~ South BROAD
way. and called for quarter, worth NJ
clgnrs After paying the tll lhe 'markei
tina, he Nas not IN the beet of health
and hc would ~ down 10 rect
laflrvi'fo replied that he could Ic on
bed In the hack room of tho store.
which Wilson did \ few minute. later
the proprietor NJ the store went into tho
rear Of IN, building and found Wilson
dead
" 7 WiSon NJ Ossgc. OKLA e son.
wired that b." would reach Oklahoma CtN
tonight Street aud Draper took charge
oi the body
Tho dead man had come here from
OfaEc last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
UPRISING
NOT HATCHED IN
GERMANY OR U. S.
Despite Charges Of Partisan
Editors Leaders Say Trou-
Bile Started in ireland.

|--.- -
''." ''IN Nr'' ~ N" .".
'."n en. begun irdi. 2" find 'u source
of ,tu.t. on Tr, .d,n' WIl.pn and the
,..,..,..t ...,,..,...,..,... ,..t....t l,..h
I'b''. printed neg" ''n'' mo "'''''''
Of tine revolution BOO DuuUu
S.I.,,.I,,. ...,.. t,., .,,.u.,t o.. su rd..
iof,I mat information tna, Jed 20 the
....... . t..t ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
Obregon Thinks Villa is Alive But
is in Need of Medical Attention;
Carranza's War Minister Interviewed

UL TAsu., rr,sF Nufl ~ Nflci
a conference With the military aud
civil authorities in the customs house.
General Obfetur met M, urwsp'prt.
mon Asked what hr would du in
ease tho American troops we're Kept
n Mr,lcn. Urusni uhf'snn replied,
,hroush an interpreter
"rimi is matter vhich Ne hrpe
in arrange iu conference
"to YOU ihrk vita is Head he
vns ssksd
u dn NOT believe Nilla is dead Do
pas ihr 1W,h fsrl, nui am
positive that hr is wounded aud sui.
fsf' irt hrt W medical attention ami
therefore stands smtu chance NJ hs
coming isrscualh srii,c n another
ytmuairr
"ils,. ,ou sufficient uocps 10 ,sp.
tuts N.lB.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
SENATOR SHEPPARD
TRAILS 4 MENACE"

NsniNGTON AMI - senator
sheppard. democrat NJ TcS1s. told 1lu
M, suu,i, rf.db, that N, United state.
VRs mrrnrrd b, fpr.N increasing
atis'oDnc, of hui owners and pro.
uuscd % constitutions amendment tu
authorize congress iu purchase land any
where In the country. hold Improve.
Fuhdlvidc and sell " and make lnan fnr
the people" encouraging farm. home own
cr'hlp Tho amendment. hc said was
similar 10 nnc adopted IN Mnssn Fhusvtts
and approved more than ~ by a
popular vote
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
PRINTING MONEY
MAY Be REFUSED
Report That Affairs Board
May Decline TO Contract
for lIteraCy Protest.

Thor, Vsa f,Vufi iu statrhoisr cir
ti,a FRIDAY wurninr tha, the state bard
eft HUrHa nBt friuH, in contract aoi ,hs
rfIrt.nt NJ th, socialist nsnatbs arEu-
rfn' uu tFf adoption 1T ihs 'Uofa.s est
Iu... fw..f fn ih. constitution
rh. sfguw,r' was fr.siI,l and order 4
r..l D.. AFftfpr uf state I. Lyon
u.sr ruftf. uf i,mntfItir stais efn
t.I. arf mamlr.s ~ 'hs democratic
tt.fU ,sr.HfIl. committee
r,mH.tsii. rsHy leaders and uffi i.lals
taks ih. ru..tIrn ihai ihs argument sss
rui sulw'f according % law ard
shuuH rui Il rririsi arl disifihuisd a.
iH. .tfsrff Hf ih, ia, rat'fs ~ the
af.fU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
BlAckMAIlERs FIND
HARVEST Plentiful

NIN NuEk Nrf q, \ nlmn,. "
arrests ate .tus 'ri hsft soon n q uu.
li." ,anpo'gr '0 ricok up g,uss NJ
bls, ,kmsrrfs WIN have lr,r uf,,irg
upon wealth, VISITORS rh,ir r,b h,t.
,cst Is attributed t1 recent pfospol uu'
times which h,yy lrUuEni thousands ~
W"l'.'o.dn hus'rs.f wru to Nsv lNfh
The typical br.kw,ilinr rpnE y Ir.
sr.ihvd nF Including iso men Hnd tvu
women ~, Women msk, the prpua NJ
once ui prosperous Victims md tho mvn
pnsr A. dr'r.'l,, and Ipv'rH IN, N,u..
Hy s'h,m, the pnn.r ss,. it. h.rn t.
induce Victims 'u ri,, up muut. fU
rtnlr threatened prosecution urtr. 'hr
v hnr slave law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
Japan Not Angry
With Americans

TOXIC. Apiil ~ pispatuhes from
America concerning lapnns protest
ssainr the Burnett immigration bill n'r
given prominence by the lapnncs" nc~s
pspcN bu, no sn'i.Amcrlcsu sentiment
has been voiced The dominating note
IN the press comment IL coniidrnn" tha'
tho American iesislators viii No, ndor,
Q Law unjust 10 japanese of offensive Ia
japanese dignity md honor
Tn. Japanese Fcvrrnmen, tc'cr's The
proposal to enact into Law tho Roo, TAX.
htN srtccmnt rc'tflciins inmgthiion o'
Jnpants~ lshnfctg. and also objects ~ y
provision In the pending immigration hill
which b, Inference, would class Iapa
nsss with excluded Nindus
Tho senate immlr alton committee
THURSDAY agreed 10 mudif, the III Dos
modifying reference tu the Nnu'TaNa'
hira agreement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28

'Nts answered grrrrt ubrsrur.
that Nili b, stst iiis bands bte
mpksn ur and n is now oul, q ure-
zion " hunting ONE man Nilh vith
few ~ hus followers. Z bsnr,s is
nraf The boundary uf sirsirs and
Sunuft
General uhfsFor declined tu tail
about ihr financial situation N
Me,irn. SAVING mat question shouii
rnl, hs considered b, lhs minisis, VI
nrar.s ils laughed iuuiN vtrr
asked about the repur' NJ friction be-.
tween N. fifs, ,htrt and himself
There never has b.en an, ri,.
tiun between venrftl ysuprts and
myself and ihrrr is lsss reason nop
than ewes nv Rr, hiriinn t,mast 4
Gsnstal uhfesun ne NO closed ~, itu
Ahot tcviewins the taftsur, ituuts
he moiorsd around luafet
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
Garment Makers
Fight Open Shop

NEW YORK. Aprl = Thirty thou
''ud workers In vomcn's cloak. suit and
skirt factories received notice Friday ~
the h'einnine 81 lockout affecting go
shops controlled by m'mbsrs NJ the CloaA
suit and Skirt Manufacturers Protective
srso,lation In retaliation. the cloak
makers union viii declare STRIKE "a
heoom" cnc ti," newt Tuesday. involving
not onl, the 800 oOu affected hy tho lock D.
uut. hu, al.o about ?, 600 cmpoye. in
4 'nn shops not controlled hy the man
u'Aotufcrs' association The dispute
rrIscs over the question " maintaining
e closed ot open" shop
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
no way TO PUNISH
12-YEAR OLD NEGRO

klNGrIsIlEE OKLA. Npm .S-,spr.
,pll .Donu'f Judge shutter has been
wrestling with . problem for the past
tvu dats that he has So tor been un.
able io solve \ ncstu ro, aged a.
t,1ts and who U,rs az Dover u fhi,
county slul, horse ami rode i' out ~
ihs state lir Vns appfcherdcd At
caldwell Nan and returned here for
ifisl While the ho, is guilty of , serious
ofirn,r hr ia too Young 10 be- sent to
'hc p'nitrniiufi The reform school ~
lauls Valley is NOV allowed to arrrpt
negro ho,s and tho teiotmstory ~
Granite cannot isks them under the acc
~ H. N the matter nov stands tho
court has charge ot the hoy hut does
not want iu tc.p him ulrtnitrl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
Sub Left Crew
Adrift in Boats

LONDON. N.N.' rb, British s,csm-
sh'r lniusir bb. been sunk hy sub
marine Witch 'r't the crew NJ the ,es-
sell 'n open boat. twelve miles from and.
N" crew vss Yickci uu D., the Nmetl-
can uFrf Finland
Tho Industry vHs H inO.tout tost.
'Ol iors rtuss built In isSs and owned
iU tf1'UuuI 81, vas hst trportrd 80
F,nr Rii,i March ~ from N,vpor,
wv InL N NlE.LIr. Ifhn.n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
MEwkIRk after new
FACTORY INDUSTRIES

NEwkiRk Okla April ? -lSpeciall
An election has been called for NAV
q. to vote ON the question of issuing
$3.50 ooo worth u bonds 10 huild q double
r,s plpc line 10 me NrVkIfk gss field
twelve miles northeast " Scvllfi
Manufacturing interests atr looking 10
ihs N'Vkifk ga- field Tor cheap fuel
%, NrVtlik commercial Dluh ht- hr,u
sv,mpcd with applications b, vmslcrs.
rrfin~fir- pud other large consumers NJ
gas fpf locations and fuel \ committee
was iu Tul-t rnufFds, w,kius the npl
arrangements iur Vs and closing f,V
contracts with manufacturing iusutu-
Uuus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
These Smiles
Came By Wire
klng, He Got Real lob.

uNlON MIL. y j.. Aprl o. -Lurro
rm1H WIS b'ur Examined ta 60 his
qualifications fpr American DuEcuship.
"Cin YOU tell me- saiI ue court. tho
difference between the powers Hrd pro
negatives ~ ~, Nur az England and
those of the president ~ iur United
sitt'."' klur he's got ''1at luI "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
THIRD Contingent OF
RUSSIANS IN FRANCE

FAIRS NpUu s..N Us,bs dispatch
fTom Narcotics rpori, tho arrival there
~ Wr,hsr ron'i1r"pt NJ Russian 'fDop,
''" number ~ which is not given
I hc Russian, reached Mats,ill,s Tfi.
day morning tho dispatch SAYS. aud dr.
harkri immrdn'sl, Tho, vrr, received
with tho same military and civil huror-
Bs were accorded the previous Uufssr
LLnlI- Mmrml.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
Trial Maneuuers in Canal Zone Show
Need of Permanent Guard of Cruiser
And Submarines at Each Entrance

action viii ptohsbl, ,ums within Two
daNs
According ~ nrlradisf General
clarence = Edwards rcmWsndvt ~
ihf canal furr M, mHneuttts al
tvsi, have demonstrated ths fpasl
hilii, ~ hostile attach overland
ifum riihsi vhams uat ui neat Arus
nnirs var Wm v rm'i. siis un
General EdWafds staff has asked
ihs natt ir dsinii r. gfuiscf snd ~,
sisl submarine 'D u,rmsncri sis
tiun al each ,nusn,, to the csns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-28
Boys Find Half
Burned Bodyof
Man In Timber

sNruLrN. okla Aprii = isps,islN
The bod, ui an unidentified vhis
msn va found n dense picoc ~ tim
boz rcst ,hr sapulps Tulsa tcsd earl,
rtida, mornius uc,. huniinr Tor hl,k.
or, nuts made tho dlsro,sf, The bod,
hsa been burned simusi ~ sshes An
inN Ncsti1a,ion is undti val