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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-27
CITY COULD SAVE
MONEY With own
PLANF-WESCOTT
Purchasing Agent Gives Rea-
sons for Having Municipal
Garage Here

III. 4. Wescott, city purchasing
agent, believes that the city could
save money and increase the efficiency
of its IS or 40 automobiles II a NUM-
cipal garage Is established. Ever
since the project was first discussed
by the board Of supervisors he has
talked and thought Of its advantages.
Nightly inspection, such as would
be made IN city garage. would dou-
bic the life OF machines and tires.
he claims. Il stepped up to ton
truck the other day and turned with
my fingers nearly dozen bolts. That
machine will be racked to pieces In
half the time II would last with or
binary care"
Wescott believes that II a compe.
tent mechanic was put in charge of
the city machines the repair and up.
keep bill would be cut In half. Prac-
tically all repair bills pass through
his hands and he knows what automo-
bile upkeep IL costing the city
No Check on Garage elII.
Labor on repairs costs the city
80 cents an hour now" he says.
There IL no way Of checking the bill
for time put in BY the garages either.
Think Of the saving IN that item alone
In q municipal garage!"
He points out that II the garage is
established as separate city depart.
ment, the head Of II could keep q rec
ord OF tons hauled and the mileage
Of the machines and at the end Of the
month compare the record Of the diff
ferent machines and drivers. THAT Is
what all private concerns of any size
do,g he asserts. vEfiiciency Of man
and machine would show IN indisput
able figures on such q record. Ma
chimes and tires could be standardized
and q great saving effected"
Wescott says that machiEes that
anyone could repair with the exercise
of ordinary common sense are left
stalled on the road and mechanics call
ed from the city garages to repair
them.
cIty's chaufieurs incompetent?
He believes that more competent
men world be employed by garage
head with record to make. Then
there would be no loose nuts and bolts
for the careless chauffeur would either
be fred or reformed he declares,
Tires would be shifted about so az
20 get the maximum amount Of wear
from them. The other day saw q
tire worn 10 the iron rIm after only
1900 miles Of service. although It was
euara1teed for 1000 mnss. Chances
49, &ImF .l.r f~,.nB hod konT, ovorloo "A.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-27
CITIZENSHIP TO BE
THEME OF LECTURES
By DOLE AND THAY Err

As part of series Of educational
talks which are being held for, Ha-
waii-born japanese children. lectures
VIII be given next Friday night on
the Real Duty Of the American Citi-
Gen.. Judge Sanford B. Dole and w.
". Thayer being the speakers. The
lectures win be TO japanese people at
the Japanese Central Institute, Nuu-
Snu avenue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
PATRIOTISM CUT
PRISONERS Term
John Meisberger Wanted to
Join Navy; Got One Instead
OF Three Years.

John McisbergcrF appeal 20 the pa'fi-
oilc emotions OF District Judge olhnold
savcd him from serving two years longer
In the state pcnltcntIay ~ McNlcsior
Mcishcrrer wants to DO Sof,ice for hia
country. hut not In the states prison I'
is anIioI. to join The navy, ho told tho
court
McisbcrFcr. under charge NJ ross'fs
Ing forged check with M" intenthO ~
passing same. entered q pl'a NJ guilty
Monday and wns sentenced to three ''ntr
In the state prison
Hut he told Judge OIdncld be- had mnd"
up his mind to Join thc navy. he wanted
to serve his country ana thought that
n his sentence bc mad. ~ lighi a. poe
sblc both he and the state would b"
benefited He declared that ~ soon Bs
ho was released he would join the nuNN
After he had pronounced the sentence
Judge Oldncld remembered Mclshefgcf ?
appeal. and the prisoner was called back
into the courtroom Judge Oldncd hri
decided to give the man another chance
He reduced the sentence to one year
Ncishcfget viii bc released IN sc,cr
months and four days II hls behavior
Is good
McishcrEef was arrested on Apfii b,
Police Captain John Hubstks In the GLOBE
clothing store on West Main street ate
he had attempted to pa,s the alcse,
forged check Tho store clerk became sus
picious and called the officer. tn, chesl
bore the name NJ a y Hinns. plumb
ing contractor. and was made uut IN th'
sum ~ 80 iN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
NO CHANGES IN
MEXICAN POLICY
Nor Do President and Cabinet
Find Anything New in
Developments.

WAsmNGTON. Nprl rs President
WILSON and tho cabinet went over tho
Mexican situation Egaiu fully at the
meeting Tuesday and auerwar' n was
announced that there vas NJ change In
tn, situation. nor In the American gov
ernmcnts policl
Secretary Baker laid before the cahi-
net TuoSday long reports from General
Funston reviewing the whole situation
IN the border and In Mexico From tho
state department the president aud IN"
cabinet received an outline n the dir
lnmntl. steps taken ur contemplated
fincr the CHffHuE1 government urged the
withdrawal ~ American iruurs \ d.
,Islon ns io what gouf.e. now tn plf
20. is to hc made
General Funston dispatches c,m'
Mpnda, might and are the fullest discuF.
sion " Mexican problems hc hHs yet
submitted They contain mo- mention pi
tho reported death " villa Thst Va.
N" only hint NJ their contents Sccfciur,
Rakcr would reveal Tho substance o'
the messages the secretary said was be
yoni tho realm NJ public discussion nj
this time
n Is understood tn1t the reports show
General rcrshiur men iD be- south nov
NJ the fnrihcst southern point ~ VhIr'
Villas trail has been even fndcnritcl,
located IN" pur uii apparently u
wiuring westward into the more noun
tninow regions II was thought prob
able he would pvoid any possIhilt, u
further cla hes until no. was advised u
to the Wishes NJ President WILSON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Bernstorf
TO Discuss
U-Boat Note
Document to Germany Ranks
as Wilson's Most Vigorous
Diplomatic Paper.

WASHINGTON. April is Count Won
Rctns,or'f the Germsn ambassador. act
ins under instructions from his govern.
nrut. was 10 discuss the submarine crisis
In stncfal terms with Secretary lansing
1T O'Clock this afternoon
There we're some indication, that Nm
lasssdnf Gerard hss hvrn informed D,
IN, nrflin foreign office NJ ~ d,sifc io
m,rt the wishes of tho United States
IN n H. shown that the channel steamer
Sufso, VRf destroyed by n submarine m
violation NJ the Gctman government IN.
eituclirns and tha, Count Nnu Hcfns,offf
Vns authorized Ia make such state.
ri.nt In general terms to Secretary lans.
inF
Tho ambassador engagement ~ Dis.
russ the situation with Serfeinr, tans.
inr In renrtal ,p.ws lstr tHis tiicfn ON
ii va Indicated Nll ru, drlnv tho send
inS NJ the mote nf cause Bn, yhnrer In
~ i'fWt
Tho government NOTE tn G,rmau, de
signed o. the tasi Nr.d ~ this goN'rn.
mcnt In the submarine ronifo,cfs, was
being pu' into diplnmpiiy code Tuesday
fut immediate transmission ~ N'flin
The document W snld to be- the most
vigorous diplomatic raI-t President Wi.
son and Secretary Lansing ever have
drafted n covers the activities " dor.
msn submarines since the insi,anh ~
fair and I. intended 20 fotrr the qurs
tion ~ = speedy settlement ~ tho nbms
rinc Issue hy makine plain that pnl, m
immediate change IN ncrlins polite, can
prevent rupture IN the iricndl, fela
! iinns between the two countries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
BANK AWARDED
C0NF|SCATED CAR
Judge zwiCk Decides Booze
Ford Belongs to Trades
mems State Bank.

Tho nivv.r seized hy sheriff Blrion IN
connection with tho arrco' ~ " VIC
owen on y charge ~ Transporting lauor
several days ago. will he returned 10 the
Tradesmens state bank. which holds
mortgage thereon according 10 decision
Tue sday by County Judge william "
Hwick The court held that inasmuch
~ the mortgage had been made oi record
PRIOR to the seizure. and that the seller
of the automobile to owen did not know
~ suspect that the latter would use same
In the violation ~ the prnhihitory law.
the state had no right In Law 10 hold
a.. car
owen was arrested ou, In the count ~
10y Deputy sheriff !, " Chancellor. who
also t. farmer oven ran into mud
hole near Chnnrcllors farmhouse late
IN, nieIt. and. unable 10 pull out. went
IN the farmers home 10 spend the re-
mNindct ~ tho night The newt morn.
lng he asked Chancellor IN aid In pulling
the fli,Vct out NJ the mud
when the two reached the place Chau.
Collor discovered booze IN tho automo.
/ hil, and NJ once announced he vas d
deputy sheriff owen Wa placed under
arrest. and the two started tn Oklahoma
| cts Near the capitol " II. thafgcd IN
| Information filed IN the county court
owen struck tho deputy sheriff over IN,
head with n whisky bottle. and ran away
oven returned later and gave himself ar
to tho officer
| Evidence introduced Tuesday showcf
that owen had paid only $50 ON the put
chase of tho car
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Frisco Puts
o. {. Man in
High Office
C. 0. Jackson Promoted; to Be
Assistant General Pass.
enger Agent.

Word received =, noon toda, from the
general offices n the Frisco railroad NJ
81 Louis stated that e. q Jackson ~
oklshomp city hal been appointed ~.
sstsn, s,ncrai passenger arcn, ior the
Frisco aud Fofi worth a RIO Gtands
road
Tho change becomes effective NJ once
end the new headquarters " NJ lark.
son viii h. IN tu'' Worth
e - lNrhsun ranr inun n,llss IN
oklahoma CIV In Npul ieos as division
passenger as"n, trt the tfisrp and has
SERVED In iha, capacity rVrt since A.
Dallas h" wN connected with tho ftie-u
~ travelling passenger asrnt having alsu
worked ~, " birmingham. Ala. and
Kansas CITY No. In the same rapari,,
before srlns 10 npilss
Numnfs h,d hcen ailnsi trf snms time
SWING the impression that NJ Jackson
wns slated fof promotion but nn,hins
definite wns msd' ruhlir until Tuesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Drunkenness Resulting From Drinking
Wine of Cardui Alleged in Libel Case

riuyAgO. Arrf "a w. Samuel
Morley nf ~ Augustine. VIA WAS u
witness frf the defense Nondav w
tho $500 Nn1 uh,i case n' the pfopfir.
tofs W Wine of yntiul against tho
American N,iI.al association which
10 allerri to have called the meii-
cine q uuaifuW
In M, isi practice" ssid tho rhl
stefan 4 hs,, srrr the ufisorrts
drink Wine ~ variw it,el, Hctnire
Spencer Wss una OF m patients
have seen h,f m drunken .,up1f
several Nusa run Wirr NJ Daffui
Jim ra,fefH wife drank ". trn.
thInkinf " vuuh make hef stroug
bfi I told boz iu ,ui ~ out
"Whstr docs Urfnirr spencer
u,rr' bstpd N'iufnr, Frances "
Naitrf un rnsF.v,awinatnn
what di Jim iatiyts wife iske
W frrr
she sHb ahr psa vrftisd and
nervous aud inut ii for tfsrgr '
"Wh'tr vss she wh,n luu cav
h,r take 49,
In the county iau"
br \ Webster. Athens. Te,as.
testified as 30 several tases he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
BRITISH BELOW
KUT BENT BACK
Part Of Recent Gain Against
Turks on Banks Of TigrlS
Is Lost.

LONDOS. Arru Is The recent 30
vance II the Ilrtsh along the Tlgris h'-
.ov El.Amarn In Mosupotamin has
been checked by the Turks who. accord -
ing u London admission hnyo forced
back tho Ruush lines on tho south
bank of the Tigris in places b' from '''
20 s'u ytrd.
The cabinet crisis over the recruiting
problem b. stil acute Apparent Ind
cation that tho cabinet m"mhors h'n
been able to agree ON cunscriptiou qu''-
ton was furnished bv nm announcement
that Premier Asqui,h would mHk" BIZ
oSpc ted announcement m N" hoisc "'
commons Tuesday On the subject Later
he decided a. deter the statement
After their attack ~ Monday Win
heavy forces on the French llncs be.
tween uouuumont and the Mcusc
north ~ Ncfdun. which n,ttcd the Ge'.
man, some ground near the cheuftDI'
wood thoS have abandoned activity IL
/ this sector Tor the time hcing
] Even the artillery ~" vtN NJ ~
Mruse hrs not been unu.ulhN hoRyN
/ according ~ Paris but Vost ~ ihs rive
the first line trenches of m, Frur,
from Dead Mans Hlll 10 Cumietos hav,
been given particular attention hy IN,
German guns
According 10 Berlin French position
On Steinbfuck. south Of Haudromont farm
In the Nerdun region. were captured hl
tho Germans IN their attack Monday Tn
GcrmRnf took prisoner i.sis unWoundci
men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
PANAMA Canal
OPEN FOR GOOD
Committee Of Scientists Re.
port Recurrence OF Slides
Unlikely.

WASHINGTON. Arril ~ - 4 ~.
rofi ON the worn ~ the special rom
mi,,ec ~ scientists appointed b, tho M
tional Academy " Srienres ~ the 10.
quest " President Wilson to Investigate
the Panama canal slides was presented
~ TUESDAYS session ~ the aradsm, rhs
committees findings made ~ rte.iden,
Wilson IN rtrlminsrJ fepoft slrssd,
have been made public
Tuesdays report reiterated the con
rlusiun reached IN the previous tspnf,
that navigation through tho canal is nn,
nkch aEnin ~ he Stluusl, inicfrupse ID
b, slidrs and tina, realization ~ the oh
irri fuf Witch tho waterway was con
s,tuc'si 10 assured M 'hs near future
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Convict's Story May Solve Mystery
In Disappearance of Dorothy Arnold

cRANsToN. n I. Aptli iS-rhe
mystery NJ the dlsapp-sfancs more
than five years aso ot Miss Dorothy
Arnold. member NJ wealthy New
Nork family. may he solved hy the
rurpot,cd confession " Edward
ulchnotfls. an inmate ~ tho state
prison. here. rl,ins details ~ het
burial In the cellar NJ q t,oste ou,
aide West Point, n v The young
woman had died In tho huu.c. he
said, after hslns removed In an un.
conscious condition itqm New no.
ch,lle, y v. where shs had under.
some an operation
IN sia,rWen, IN warden Davis
NJ the prison. which he made three
weeks atn and which hr repeated IN
newspaper men Monday. tts pflsnn.
~ ssid he was paid i2in tnr what he
did b, wealthy man" vhusr name
he dld No, knnv M srcumpllss
whom h. hsd knuwn Ne Little
Louis" hired him In New yofh. ar.
ecfdlns 10 HE story. and drove tho
automobile which carried the young
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Fifth Bomb
Plotter Uses
Fists On Cops
Won Igel, Indicted Along With
Won Papen, Calls on Name
OF Germany.

WASlllNGTOS. Aprn - -Chl'f R'r.
msN NJ the department ~ mstiD" hu.
fenu ~ inyrstigatlOn Tuesday received
word ~ M" arrest In Sew YORK of 9
man named Won lg'l. former pryat"
secretary 10 capt Franz Won papon r'-
called German military nttacho nnd i'm
pllcntod with him IN lh' alleged plot 10
blow up the Woland cana. In Cnnnf,
Chef Bclnsh said Won lgul iF me nnh
man the government Vns looking for lu
tho canal plot -Four others llrrudy have
dlrtm"ut
wolfe Won lrd secretary NJ Franz Won
rnpou. fprmrr military mtt,hc to thr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
HECK THOMAS WAS TO
HAVE BEEN RICHARD
HARDING DAVIS HERO

n RDMORE. DMn. April IS -.
AA D5bcrlHD IN" death of Heck
- Thomas At Lawton q few years
aA defeated Richard Harding Davis
plan 10 put IN history the ctp"n-
cncen NJ one of the most intcr"stinH
frontier officers ~ his generation Ia
the foUthWcst Two years before the
death n Thomas he was IN cpr-
rcrpondenrc win Davis Rnd tho lat
ter Was 10 haze ouW" 10 lHWl"n flr
u series ~ interviews Thomas WA
then city marshal In hct he was
the fret elected marshal ~ Lnwlon
The Thomas story would hnvc been
In the Soldiers n Fortune series
written by Mr.. Davis liis letters ~
81 Thomas indicated that hc thought
ThomaS 10 be one NJ the meet In.
teroEilng characters In this part 0t
the country The story would have
told NJ the experiences ~ Thomas
M United StHtcS marshal In In
dian Territory twenty ~ thirty years
ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Pursuit
of Villa Halted;
Death Story Fake
Uncertain Attitude of Carranzistas Moves
General Pershing to Pull Back His
Advance Guard and Concen-
trate at SatevO
BELL BELIEVES VILLA is ALIVE

CAMP OF GENERAL j. }. PERSIIING, AT THE FRONT.
April 17(By motor and wireless to Columbus, n. NJ, April
lS)The American pursuit of Villa is at standsl because
of the unprovoked attack upon American cavamen by the
subordinate soldiers of the Caanza garrison at Parra At
General Pehng headquarters there seemed prospect Of
the resumption of the chase while there nda-
ons that continuation Of the pursuit would with armed
resistance
his opinion after thorough investigation he
could make that the report of Villas death had been
acured Juarez Consul Letcher who said he had been
communication with Cushuriachc also has failed verify the
report.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
|Dr. Baird Denounces
N Y. Presbytery; Hits
Action AS hfidelty
Minister Indorses Cincinnati Body's De-
mand That General Assembly Cut Off
Metropolis Organization From
UNCONVENTIONAL Membership.
|CAUSTIC REBUKE OF SEM MINARY

Mondays action of the Cincinnati presbyery in petition
Ing the general assembly Of the Presbyterian church to cut off
the prebyery Of New York from membership did not cause
great surprise in Oklahoma City The Rev Dr. Phil Baird pas
tor of the First Presbyterian hch touched in sermon Sun
day upon the issues which form the basis for the controversy
In which Presbyterans of the entire country taking vital
interest
At different times in the past twenty-five the con-
servave element the church has protested against adms
sion to the ministry by the New York presbytey of graduates
of Union Theological seminary week that presbyter
approved three applications from the seminary and that doubt
less was the immediate of the movement started in Gin
cinnat whose resolution declared the New York presbyery
guilty of long continued disoyay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

woman from Nov Rc,hells IN Wee,
Point
The prisoner fixed December 1910
as ite time NJ the events which hs
described n was on December ~
NJ ,hn, year that Dorothy Arnold lsf,
tho humc ~ hrf father
tlvnnotfis Nhu still has sl, months
NJ two year scnt~nre ~ serve for
attempted esiot,icn from = rtuvl.
dencr clergyman. EXPRESSED hls will.
lnsnese 10 assist IN locating the
house In which tho body va. buried
and that rnsn whirl the yrins vp.
mnn was taken
when questioned further ~ ~ nj.
belief that the doad woman uas Miss
Afnrii. Uiennottis said hr hnd lnsi.,
~ urrn knuo lnF her name M the
way to Wcs' rnlni and vac told ihs,
N vRs "nnioth, Atnnld
Nafden na,is did not ria.s much
vfrhenyr n ihr prisoners remarks
hriisvins h. was seeking nniutlst,
hs saii. but TUNED the matter over
io q nfivntc detective int invsalss.
iicn TIE result n this inquiry had
not been ,eafned Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
FIVE KNOWN DEAD IN
NEW HAVEN COLLISION

hhApfoRp. n /. ,ptn ~ 4 search
.ot tho wfechass frsunlns frum tho fsaf.
end collision ot tNo train, On tho New
Nofh. Nes Haven and Hartford railroad
her Monday nisht continued Tuesday IN
an effort 10 determine whether n con
,alncd any hcsile. IN addition n the five
pofsnns who are known IN have lo., their
lives u vas said ,hs, al least three
other passengers had h.cn unable 10 o.,
uirA,s themselves from the burning
mas' Mote than thifi, other person.
Nrfr injured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
SLAUGHTER CHARGES
ARE ALL DISMISSED

DENVER, col, Apfn ~ The rs.s
ssaiist William y Slaughter IN rhsfss.
growing out ~ he ri~ing ~ the Ne,
camille National hsrk ~ Pueblo. sol a
,sst sFn. Uas iisriissad hets ,r-ist Ia
the United states dist'ir, rnu-
Slaush,et VS. rhatrsd m tho oflsins,
Indictment Ni,h mlsarrlrs,lon and az
siisr,iun N asss,s n N. tsns .nd win
fcfgvft
Joseph " psls,. fofmsr t'nned state.
scnsicf from Tesas. chief counsel fnf
the FORMER tans president T,iesds v
rlsnnsd 10 ash that the rass he t.t.,
ltum the Jury snd the defendant he dl..
charged on the fems sins counts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
REYES IS Evidently
READY TO SURRENDER

ToRREoN, M', Apfli ~ General
Maycotic. who returned Tuesday from
rcdrcccns reported ,ha, M had held q
friendly conference with Csnu,o Reycs
and his lieutenant Cicincfns. raliIa and
Margarine Sslinas
General Msvco,lc said ths, the hssis
" complete understanding was reached
on the plea that u was the dul, ~ all
patriotic McNc,ns to forge, their private
grievances and ambitions and Join hands
~ stty tho u-clssS shedding NJ blood N
the tentative agreement IL ratified al
the ronfrrcrs are expected to arrive hcr-
nr,i Mondn, in discuss plans fof the
patinrttinn ~ the district
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
SEAMEN EVERYWHERE TO
ASK ADVANCE IN WAGES

NEW YORK Nrfi n Encouraged
b, the action ~ several steamship lines
In stantinE thr requests " seamen trf
advance, In wages ofnrctE Of the In
tsfrstlnnai Sysmens union asserted
Tuesday that wsesptrsi aiirmrt tr
ru, the new scale into effect on r,ru
craft CARRYING american sailors " ~ b.
made on Nay I IN N. demsnds 'trr m.
creased ra, arr Included M, rrit ur.
iinap s,smsn tui marine rnrirvrts.
fifymrn riiefs roai rasarfs stewards
It,,hs and walters
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
400, o' "o,sc VIVA" p~lrdl,,

treated where women had used WIN.
NJ Cafdui TOT eight uf ten ysus with.
uui triisf
\ nrrfn btavi In which or~ com.
hatant suffered n Cut neressnatins
piuhi stitches ami witch followed
dtinkinE nf the contents NJ four bot.
tics NJ Wine a Catdui' was lie.
srfihed J., ~ = X Maxwell %
kcll,ton. Ala ,us,lf,lng fnt the de-
tense Roth negroes IN the nsht
we're intoxicated. doctor Maxwell
'bid. ana hn'h ,nld him they had had
nothing iu drink but Wine oi car.
dui ~ which the empty bc,ilss
uetp Ninr around
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
VOTE ON ARMY BILL
TODAY AT S O'CLOCK

WASHINGTON Nrfu IL Cousidrta.
iion of the 'fwv reorganization nilI con.
inuri in tho svnsi, TUESDAY with .nii.
cations ~ rt passage before adjourn.
myni Tugsi1, night n, agreement Not.
irg uu the measure With su pending
amendments was tn begin ni p'clurk
this afternoon Senator Wfarupgtv's
amendment tn Increase tho proposed
strength NJ the army io s5nuu0 Wa to
be- PASSED upnn Nl efforts 90 amend
the hlN Nonda, we're defeated