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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
3leiae Gpli3einatBridJtem

- ginbre9er itutteten IN Der Ha4t
pom 9nnItag gum Mittipo4 Oem Spis
rrtuOieuseia,dft BON 5reb. 2Deithei7Ier.
Rp. 2o7 @eit Court StrIBe, :;n:n
Seiu9 ab unb Iiebsu cine Qinntttdt
8bistsp niitgehen.
- 2puis 0iitls, ber GeI6dftsa
agent Der Union Der Gtsfubrleute. ers
nirtte aeftsru unter Der slutlaec Ger
9erleunibung sinen SuTbefebl 9egen
ben @isbdnbler Sarrp 9lpple OoH
Der Dapton urb 8apniIer StraBe,
Der bebauptet baben ion, bGB SiItls
es Tim ni6t gsitdttsn poIIts, Der nricn
Der gisfubrleute betDitreten.
- qgnes Sbop Don RO. lilo
Queen @itp gpsuus erfpirtte gsittrn
eintn Saftbsfebl segen ben I'M Ielbeu
SauIe fpobnsnben 2ouis Tsaier urtsr
Der 9lnflage Ses tbdtli9en GrgriFfa.
Sbrer 9ebauptuns ua4 bat RGisr ii'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
sBirb in beioen Sduiern bss 2on'
srsHss fOrtseiest.
LIMB Icipobl ibr. gsfiirpOrtsr als aud
ibre Ssgnsr bebarrsn au ibrsH
4rsumenttu-
Ter Ssnator gorob be3tDeifelt TIRE
gsrfoHunesmGbisteit.
lInb Genator Sore o.ripi.s dufots
ansebli4 perhdusniBDOIIs Birs
tuns hsr @or!age.

qDaibinston, D. G.. 20. SUM.
g.ominIftratiOns Jiibrer I'm Hoil'
ottb srildrteu am Wlittpo4 AbeHo.
tdt ii6 bsr Druid Der OfIsntli9tn
yJ,sinuna bei ben @esnsru Der yiab'
runasmittelsYorlass seltenb gu n'a'
den bsainne, une laaten Die Anndpnle
nsritlben innsrbalb 3pei bis orei 2So'
den ppraus. Die Debdtte lpurbs IN
teibsn oduiern fortgsieBt.
Itpb Der fOrtssiegtsn DppoliilOi!l !!
ocbsu bic Gesnsr Der 9orldge 81, odB
b.ele in irssnO elmer Gorm 6ur 4h'
Rabme selaugtu lperoe.
sSm SeRat belt am WsittDoh osr
9ftpg6liansr asnpou sine ldnss Heoe
AZ Gunittu Der 9orlaes. er bsiidHo
auf siner ausssoebnieu Resierun9s'
.lontrolle ii6er bic gldbrungsmlttes'
gorratb, bss aalrbes Derth.ibiste be-
ts, gerIaIiWssmGbis.sit unb eenun'
,irieSpstuIanien als sStraBsnranOet
unb 4aiirte bes Saiiers..
..gptnn bic 9srtbeueruAs Der Rabs
runesmjttsl unb bss 6euetunssmatea
,ials anbdlt," iaete er, -oann betonls
men mir grpi aralpalIe ooer no3
Silimmeres In oieism aanbe.1
81, Senotoren Sore, Reeb uno
gareaman isbteH ibrs Griiii Der Bot
laas fort. llnb ibnen iblob ii9 Der
Ssnaior gcrub on, pelher bic Ysr'
Io6unssmdbiaf,ii Der MaBreeel IN
ifraa. hellte unb fasts. baB Sisislbe
be OsI1ditsptIt in auiresung pers
lsbe unb ben -llntsrnehmungssstit
iahme~ Do6 bsfiirpOrist er Regu'
!iruna ter Spetulation ioipis ben
9lutauf bon 9labruussmittslH bur4
Die Rsgisrung.
Geuator Gore ertldrie pon neusm,
bab pur9 Die gorInse bic preiie Der
Warmer berabssoriidt wiirbsn. oaB
I'm na6itsn Sabre infolge BON 5u ses
rinosr probuttion cine 1uugersnoib
entits6en iptrns unb fiir sBsiSens uno
wldis prOpu3enten in bieTsm Sab
re eiu gerIuii BON $750.OoO.00o be-
poriisbe.
Die 8prlass ipurbe bon irgsnb ei'
mem anipalt I'M adsrbeau 9tparie'
msnt sntipprfen-. rief sr, .absr man
tbut, aIs Oh es cine 9dnbi4rflt ber
e,ottbii Iei unb 6aB ss ein Saeriles
isin prbs, sttpus baran su Gnbsrn-
EsintOr Gors iasts. bic 9orlage fsi
Der .lRebri9t' bsr britiitu unb tas
uGbii4en Qabrunssmiitel yaabs
.regsIH.
.Iian BAT bieIs ssrobe tpie perIsn
In bisisr s,srlass allf cine S4nur &c.
soasu. @enn Der aonsreb bieis 8ors
loes unsednbert annimmi unb 70 ieine
StIbif ahtuns prsisgkbt. bann
brauft sr iich nid3t su irunbera.
penn isbrmonn ben @sfpeit Dor
BEN aougreb DsrIisrt.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
SaSiider 1lmterititunss.gerein

Der o6ige gsretH bislt sefern
grberb cine nur tur5e @srTuuImlung
ab, in pel6er on sfpei ertruntte Wits
eIieber so als lIrteritiiBurg angee
tpiefen purbeu. Die Trage betr. 2pbz
6altung eines FnniIien gienrs purs
be 6eipro6sn, isbo9 be5ufs Grlebigung
BIB sur DISQUALIFICATION 9enerolpera
fummlung ON 4. Sult suriitgelegt.
Serr 9lngtTt Guig Fiibrte ben @ors
Fb, Serr syobn DteboGo bag 9rotos
foI unb bic @erfummlurg funo ME
ii6li6 m Tlumm's SuGs, Glber uno
Mcuiiden 9lpenue tutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
SBio McdJnuirs SnItitute.

Sym Sbio 0e6anics SHtitllte, Die.
Ter riibmIta befannten tehniitJeu
So6itutIe beginnt Der SouuHerturIus
an ton1nenoen Dioutug imo miro bis
gum 8. 9lugltIt pabren. Ser llnterridf
miro in aILen 3Deigen Der SeSnif,
.pie @leftri3itGt, glr6itefhlr, 5nnenoe.
foration, S;tbograpbie, SiIberitmle'
Oearbeit. GIeiberulahen, 9tdber, Sol5'
umo W1ctalorbeit, iopie aud IN Den
iGnrntliten piiienidluftIiten Sdder1
ert9eilt. 9labere gluSfllnit ertbeiIt utf
bas gereitpiaigite Der 8egiitrar in Der
glnItalt OIL Der Canal llno 8aIuut
StraBe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
SNidtise GntbiTIunsen
BurSen IN @erbinbuna nit Der Gr.
morSitna oes ssefp Dorter @eiIii.
gelbdnbiers 8drnet 9aff
aeulndt.

@ep gorf, 90. saini. giner Der
IihlF 9idinier, lDelde bier III gerbiH.
ouns nit Der grnlorouus oes @eflli.
eel1an6lers 8arlet Bali pro;eiiirt
iuetDen. 6efanitte ib am aRitilpob oes
Lo6.ihlags I'M eriten Grace Hallois,
mes aiif antrog Der anflage cine Der.
taoune oes 8aaes biz nabftrn Won.
tas reranIaBte. ba tp1breno Der les.
ter "a Stiinoen :uidtige etttbiiaungeu
aeInoht lporben ieien. Gas SdaiIobe.
fena.lliB piirbe bon @oIes 8loieHitein,
nlins .Gbifen 9,oe~, BON Gbisago
nit Der GiniuiIliglug bes 6ffrntIiden
ali;Idgers nboelegt, rpelder nftfiirlcts-
he. OnB Der sIneefingte OILS G.nnts-
5e.igs auitreten iperhe.
gaii. Elm iiuabbdnsiser GeiIieeIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

Giner Der NIT feinem
9funo Du6eru Der Il e + I.
Gin Idpdbiider 9orfituImetiter
fragte einnlaI ieIne Sd)itIer: User
fam mir elm fleines Sbier nit wei.
Fem faltem glut, o6ne SiiBe uno
stnoden iagen9" 9ie bIonOen Cue
benfinoer ihrpeigen, aber Elm frGus-
baariger idpar5dugiger Wtiti6iiler
Ientitii6er albit1nnulng erbebt ii6
unb iagt: i. 8ermhe." !" - ,Reht TO-,
Iagt Der 9ebrer, oiese Gid Inn 3lpet
binauf. @er," 10 fabrt er iort, ~fanu
mir nod elm fIeineS Sbier nit etc. etc.
fogen?" Sie fIeinen Sueoeu ihtpe;-
GEN nieber, a6er Ser SeirttteriobH er.
6ebt ii9 nod eiuntaL inO Iagt: .rtO3
q @erm1el"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
gsieuie Der StraFeubabner.

Sn @onep SSslGrt6 rtrurt beute oGs
6is Saritag pdbreu6e Ficnic Der
Sraben6abner ietnen 9IHfang, iilr
oas elm iebr abDedBlrrnssrei6es BRO.
graurm slrfanmlengeitellt Woroeu lit
1lit ben arrangements lit bas iolgen-
be aonrnittee bctraut Dor0eu: 9lIbert
q. Ssones, Der 9rGiioert Der unlon,
IS. Us. Sruitb llr10 80. 9ropbp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
ct. espieph 6uQeae.

@elegentlit) Der geftrigeu SdlllB.
feier i'm ct. e5oiepb5 College erbleltelt
Oie foIgcnoen @raoumlOen ibre 6i.
plonc: Syoiepb !permes, Sermunn
U2eper, 9llbert 1biemanu mo Gobert
DON Socne. @}olOerc gi.0uiuen plIr-
6er fitr electromagnetic 2eilhmger So
iepb &ermes, @oUm Selmers, 9iibnro
,3nntiel unc 9enrD Sonernan 5uer'
toIlllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
SanIclmann Sumtl,urci.

Die SanleIrlam 8omtburei but fi:r
ons laufenoe SSabr oie foIgeitoen ZEE
anlten erlpdblt: COMMANDER: GILBERT
81. auntIer; @eneraliiiiruo g9ilimr-
8opiel; 9apitain General gSiaiam g.
Sdapar3; Scrtior @oroen @iniam S.
6oteman; s5rmior BorOen Sobn s.
glnoerion; 9ralat 6ranf u. Wec@ee;
SdoBrueiiier q. @tuium SaIe; 9teeor-
Der =. $. Eotteneer; 6nbaeRtrager
Sarrp Sunefe; Sdgperttr6ger er1eit
Re,lSoIl; @ar6er @illimn g. .0neit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
ilut6perhitnnas 9pmmiFFiOn.

g9itraermeiIter 9ufta nil cine
T5lutbperbiihmgs s-&onurtiIiiou gefnof.
fen miIien inS bat Dem Stnbtrotb Ell.
neu biesbe3iigliden SrSinarrseutp1trf
slgebeu loiien. Die aonurrifiou ioa,
eieIem @nttpltrf Sufolge, aus fiinf
RitqIie6ern beiteben, Die obute GHtgelt
ibatig iino uno 6ie Dtittel urto @segc
sur @erbiifling BON lteberitpmInuuln'
aen iillOen iollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

8raitee fiir orei Sabre G1pOe s9. Stole
Gem uisi6eioen6en Commander Gip.
be @. Stole DurOe elm ab5ei6er eines
bci. COMMANDER 5um Sei9errf ge'
n.aft. Sir bcn 5iotben Greu3 5onns
idle1fte ole &oI1tbIrei 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

benbIer, tDeI6er Den fog. @efliigel.
Uni, befdaipf. batte. mar i'm Serblt
oes Sa9res 1914 ernroroet iporoSl
C5ouoerneu- @bituioH bat al Stelle
nes Liitritts AnDa[ts Sfpann olpei
ipe5ieae 5ffartlihe AnfIager nit Der
Siibrlmg oes Hrojeiies 6eauftraet.
SdTnltliae ansefIaste fino 9efliigel'
1cnoIer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

nn 8eitldlanb ais 9ortpanb fir ben
geriud berlisten iid bic gnr5e le'
gisIntioe inb erctiItipe @eiUaIt nn3h'
mnken.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
y m 8 MEL.

Serr S6rauber aus Berlin mar
gum 9ersniigen nab SO, setpmmen
unb i'm Sotel ,Srone" eiHgetebrt, no
ibm i'm 8. Stpdpert Elm 3tmmer anS
seipieIen ipurbe.
gla6ts tebrt 6err ShnauBer dnges
beitert beiul, Ssrirrt fih uber in bas
in berIelben Strobe befinblidhe, uur 2
Stod bobe 5otel r&rorprin54.
Dis er nun, i'm 2. StodDert anee-
lanai, an Der Srtentirunsstafel y.
Stod" Iieif unO urmitteIbar iier ft4'
elm Dad erbIidt, i6iittelt sr crit uns
oldu6to fein Itpsres 6uupt, I'm oonn
pl0blid gum Stiegenbaus binuntersu'
brfaen: rSie, qortier, nas 1T oenn
bas pteber Fir cine Sdpeinsptrth1
icbqFt! @p 1T oerr ou Die brittle Stage
binqetommeu --T
8ieIfeittg.
- Gtfo Sbrer 9eruf, 3eusinl
@ag fnp Gie2"
.9ym Dinter BIN i bobeimr
y63ut. llno i'm Spmmer2"
rRubt bees Iagcn2"
.HatirIitb - uuo SDar gGn3 ses
ma ~"
,gei Sag FIN 2 b'rurteH befm
gersptrtb g ,GdO" urO gta3tg bros
ZEN beim Surgpirtb bic rtpeibe
Dame'! !"
SIeiu,es 9 @}iBoerf drbnt B.
Den bsb5rbliter geftimmuuesH
ertIpre6enb, perbeu segeHUdrtig IN
ben meiIteu, bem qubIitum 5ugdng-
Iihen 2otnleu Spududpfs aufgeitelt
uuo Aier5u qlatatfreiisu nit ben
Dprten; ,Rttt ouf osngpben Ipuden"
an ben GingGugsH bgfeitigt. Bauer
(betm Gintritt in cine 6ale ben Gns
I6lag leIenb): -Dunnerpetter, ts bog
.aber Bub' um bic itS1ra 70 an 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
llls Refrutirmuss.SSpfe
Burbe pom grdiiSsntsn bic Wote
bonn %. Bis 30. Suni beftimmt.

@afbington. .. g.. 20. Suni.
Der grdlibsnt WuiOn erlisb am
giitttoO4 cine Proclamation, in pels
DIR er bic Bohe bom %. biz 80.
SUM als Retrutirunss @O6e fir
bic reeuldre armes bsitimmt uitb uns
perbeirotbete WGnner obne DON ibnen
ubbdnsige anseborigs oufiOrbert, ii4
fir ben ariegsoieuit dntperten gu IaIs
fen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Jersey Governor
May Ask Repeal of
Corporation Law

TRENTON, N. j. Jan. io.--Wal,ev
+, Edge OF Atlantic City. who became
governor nj New Jersey TODAY. sus
ges:ed in his inaugural address that the
so-called seven sisters" acts relating
to corporations be carefully scanned to
find on, whether the state is losing
revenue and business prestige without
compensation. These actS. designed To
prevent The fostering OF monopolies
were placed on The statute books dur
ing the administration OF Governor
Woodrow Wilson.
Governor Edge said that At a recent
hearing before 4 special commission
which is considering the question Of
revising the corporation laws Of the
state il was the opinion OF number oi
speakers that the seven sisters" acts
were so uncertain in language a. to
make them almost a nulli,y, thoue',
their apparently drastic provisions have
driven from New Jersey many corpora
tions ana prevented others from incor.
porating in the state, The governor
further said
II am not in favor OF letting down
the bars bu, do want to re, this rev.
enue for New Jersey II Il can n gotten
without fostering monopoly"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
CITY OFFICIALS
FOR OWNERSHIP
OF UTILITIES
Mayor for Municipal Control
of Heating and Lighting,
WATER PLANT PROFITABLE
Dr. J, G, Street Is Enthusiastic
Over Idea,

Sentiment that may eventually crys-
talizc into a plan for the municipal
ownership of lighting and heating la
cilties in Oklahoma City. is forming
with the filing OF suit against the
Oklahoma Gas and Electric company
before the corporation commission yes
terday. alleging that the company had
failed to furnish an adequate supply OF
Ras Saturday night and resolution IN
I troduced in the senate calling tor an
investigation OF the manner OF handling
gas in the city
City Ownership Favored.
Mayor I'd Overholer. Commissioners
Ouy Blackwelder, ]. r. Hghley and
Dr. ]. G. Street stated this morning
that they were favorable to 'he idea ot
the city owning and controlling all
public utilities.
"The lighting and heating OF the
city. water supply, ice supply and street
car company should be under the direct
control of the municipal authorities.
declared Mavor Ovcrholser.
Doctor Street, head Of the water de
partment, is a strong believer in mt
nicipal ownership. He says that 1t has
been proven that city-owncd plant
can be operated as economically as a
privately owned concern
Water System Pays.
According >N Doctor Stree, the Ok
lahoma CKy water department, with a
total Investment Of 81 10000 was rur
at 4 net profit las, year Of $ROW and
water tSas furnished to consumers at
lower rate than in any other city IL
the southwest where the product was
treated
That an electric light plant could b.
established in connection with the wa
tes plant and carried on with practi
csliy the same force, witls small add
tionai expense is Doctor Streets state
ment
Exclusive Franchise.
The Oklahoma Gas and Electric com
pany has the exclusive franchise To-
the heating and lighting Of Oklahoml
Ctv Several months ago. Fred Sutton
applied to the commissioners for
franchise to install an electric ligh
plant, Commissioners stated thi
morning no other steps were taken foi
lowing the formal application.
Sutton's claim was that he eoul'
supply Oklahoma City with electr
light current at a much cheaper rat
than was being paid at that time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Drainage Meetings
Planned for Here
and at Ell Reno

A flood prevention meeting has been
called to he held in the Chamber OF
Commerce rooms, IBIS Colcord build
ing, Friday night a, 8 o'clock. A dele
cation to meet with the Canadian coun-
ty commissioners the next day will be
selected at this gathering.
The Canadian county public discus
sion Of the darinase project IS to be
held at the courthouse. in Fl Reno.
starting at 10 o'clock. The county
board asked to hear the wants OF the
taxpayers on this proposition.
II. 7, Bradburn, secretary Of the citi.
zens drainage committee, has called
the Friday meeting 80 that the Okla
homa county delegation could neso-
,iate with the Canadian county autlpri-
ties on the basis Of an agreement ~ TO
wha, local citizens were willing to do.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
HENRY DIDN'T NAME M'ADOO,' z1%S3y 1DMi2y
Progressives Ask
Meeting of Entire
G. 0. P. Committee

NEW YORK, Jan. lo.--George w
Perkins and Everett Colby in signed
statement today on behalf of progres
sives demanded meeting of the entire
republican national committee for the
purpose, in effec, OF resembling the ac
tion taken yesterday by the republican
executive committee The statement
expressed a wish by progressiyes to
bring about harmony with the republi-
cans
This action was taken today by the
committee appointed yesterday by the
republican executive committee 10
bring about cooperation OF all Gle
InentS that are opposed to the demo
cratic party" II followed the an.
nouncemem last night BY George W.
Perkins that actions taken by the execu-
tive committee at their meeting yester-
day had failed to close the breach be-
tween the republicans and progres
slycs
The statement BY Mr.. Perkins and
Mr. Colby charges the old guard" with
taking over control OF the republicans
"Thc states lost to Mr.. Hughes last
fall" II said in part, were lost pri-
marily because independent voters he
licvcd that behind the cloak OF his
name the machine leaders who were in
control of the organization OF the re-
publican party and would handle !,
agains, the public interest and for non
public ends. The action Yesterday alb.
solutcly justiiies the fears"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
GERMAN GENERAL
At CREEK PORT,
REPORTS STATE
FaIkenhayn at larissa;' No
Reason Given.

LONDON. Jan. l6.-The presence in
Greece OF General Won Falkenhsyn. for
mer German chief OF staff. and OF late
in command Of psrt Of the forces en-
gagged in the campaign against Ru-
mania is reported in French official
quarters at Saloniki, according TO a
Reuter- dispatch from that point.
Nov st Larissa.
General Won Falkenhayn is said TO
have embarked on a submarine at the
Greek port OF Kavala, now in the hands
Of the Germans and TO have landed at q
point on the Greek coast, whence he
made his way to Larissa. The absence
Of his name from the official Berlin
war reports has been noted for some
days.
Other Messages.
Previous messages from Saloniki
said il was General Baron Won Falken-
hauscn. member OF the German mill
,ary commission. which went TO Greece
in 1915, who made the trip in the sub.
marine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Thief THANKFUL
FOR SHORT Term
GIVEN BY JUDGE
D, Moore Must Serve Five
Years for Horse Theft,

Judge, | wan, to thank you for that
sentence" ID. Moore. confessed horse
thief, exclaimed when Judge Hayson
pronounced his term to be five years
in the pentcntiary. Believe me. Judge,
never in your life did you sentence a
man who was so pleased as ! am to get
such short time"
Moore pleaded guilty to stealing two
horses from Davis & Younger on De
cember 20 John W Moore, the father
Of ID. Moore. pleaded guilty to a similar
charge, and received a like sentence.
The elder Moore had pleaded not gull
~ the day before.
Fred Ellison. John Myers and Clyde
Campin pleaded guilty and were given
five years each yesterday. Bob Wilder
Roscoe Roddam are under arres, await
ing action on charges in connection
with the alleged thfts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
DEATH OF DEWEY
EXPECTED TODAY
BY his, DOCTORS
Admiral Slowly Declines Dur
ing the Night,

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-Admiral
Dewey's condition at $50 o'clock this
morning was said by his doctors to he
distinctly worse" and il was feared he
would not live through the day.
Doctor Fauntlcroy issued the follow
ing statement;
Admiral Dewey has slowly declined
during the night and early morning. His
lungs are beginning to become affected
Temperature (by axilla) l02, pulse 10,
respiration y His breathing is more
labored and his kidneys depressed.
Swallowing is very Difficult, and his
general condition is distinctly worse"
At l2:W p. m, Doctors Fauntleroy
and Sheldon issued this statement;
The admiral is slowly sinking. The
end may come at any time"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
DAVENPORT ASKS
FOR RECOUNT IN
CONGRESS- RACE
Tulsa County Election Board
to Appear in Court

TULSA. Okla, Jan. l6-tSpeciaD--
Appearing In the Tulsa county district
court today, Congressman James Dav-
enport started proceedings for con
test over the ballots cast in the race
between him and Bert Chandler. con.
gressmau-elect, In the general election
Of November 7 Through his attor-
neys, Davenport made . request before
Judge Conn Linn that the county elec.
tion board appear In the district court
90 show why ballots in the county
should not be recounted. He intimatNi
that radical errors had been made.
The request WAS granted by the court
but the date for the appearance Of the
election officials was not set, although
Il is expected that this will be done
soon.
The election board which had charge
Of the election end which retains pos I.
session oi ballot boxes at the cour,
house Is composed Of Knox N. Rove OF
Broken Arrow, chairman; Joe Kenson
Of Tulsa, secretary; and Ray Short Of
Tulsa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Wilson Peace Note
Approved by Pope

WASHINGTON. Jan. i6,--Congra,u.
la,ions from Pope Benedic, XIV on the
recent peace note Of the American gov
eminent were conveyed 10 President
Wilson today by Guam Riano the Span
ish ambassador The pope sent no sug-
Gestions for future moves. The message
was conveyed through the Spanish am.
bassador because the papai legation
here has no diplomatic status
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Liquor Must Not
Be Brought Into
Capitol-Nesbitt

Immediately after the house Of rep.
resents,ives was called TO order this
afternoon, Speaker Paul Nesbit, gave
warning that no liquor Of any kind was
to be brought into the state capitol,
He declared that liquor had been
brought in the capitol. and used. Ne
instructed the sergeant.a.-ar 10
make = thorough search for liquor, and
u he found any, TO bring the person or
persons responsible for bringing |,
there before the speakers desk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Foreign Military
Systems Discussed
at Senate Hearing

WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.--Foreign
born citizens and former United
States soldiers testified today before
the senate military subcommittee in
opposition to proposed compulsory
military training legislation. Among
those called to the stand were Phillip
Schaeffer OF Chicago and W. h. Har-
vey OF Weston, Pa. who were to dis
cus respectively the Swiss and Aus
tria military systems and Frank Bohn
Of Orange, N. J., who was to speak
from the standpoint, OF former en-
listed man. This was the final OF
the series OF hearings under the aus
piees Of the American union asains,
militarism.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Coal Scarce as
Chicago Janitors
Threaten Strike

CHICAGO. Jan i6,--Ianitors of i.i0o
J flat buildings were under orpers today
10 put out the furnace fires tonight
unless their employers meet demands
scale approximatin1 Is percent. The
janl,ors are members of the Apartment
Janltors' union. Following the strike
threats came announcement from coal
dealers that the iuel famine in the city
is rapidly becoming acute and from the
city hail. that William II, Thompson.
mayor. IL considering emergency
measures to seize loaded cars now In
the railroad yards.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Sounds Magnified
by New Instrument

BERKELEY. Cal. Jan. ,6.-The
fsintest sound becomes so pronounced
BY the cid d On improvement OF the
sudion ampIifier. perfected by r. p.
Abbott, instructor Of physics al the
University Of California ,ha, the fall Of
feather makes q noise like the ,hud
Of q wrestler striking the mat. |, is
said. Experiments with the new in.
stvumeAt. II was said today. indicate
that h will make possible heretofore
Impractical scientifir tests. For es.
ample. with the instrument attached to
an ordinary phonosraph. Il will he pos.
sihle TO make record oi the sound Of the
beating Of the human heart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
Rotary Banquet Is
Set for January 80

The annual banquet Of the Oklahoma
City Rotary club will he held Tuesday,
January 70, il was decided BY the club
at noon today, Details .of the banquet
will be made by committee in charge
DR. John W. Duke. state health COM
missioner; A. l.. Shuinan. advertising
manager OF tho Fort Worth Star Tel
egram. and Representative Glenn Con-
don of Tulsa, spoke at the meeting to-
day
Dr. Duke spoke on conservation OF
health Mr.. Shuman declared that Ok
lahoma City had the hes, chance OF any
city in the southwest to land the cattle
mems convention next year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-16
RIbbIe Complaint
HearinQ January rs

Hearing Of the complain, OF William
c. Ribblc against the Oklahoma Ma
turai Gas company and the Oklahoma
Gas and Electric company will be TAX
en- up by the corporation commission
January 6. The complaint is based on
the failure Of the gas supply Saturday
nisht.