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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
pOR LA FALTA DE PARQUE, LA
REVOLUTION EN- OAXACA NO
HA PROGRESADO COMO
DEBIERA.
NirHr dc la primcra rIana).

tNiclr dc la prImcra Flana).
fa!ta ',ara ,iUtar d" parquc a suS hcm-
| breS convcnicntcmentc. Y a ESQ Sc
debc cue Ia r"voluci0H p"rmaNeZca en-
! I'm cstado de c>taEcamiento. que 81
ha yenido prolon~anio rris lie 10 que
Us hahitantcS Dc OaNaca quisicran.
I Como csta orsanizado ell movimiento.
Los robcldc> scrranOs-nos dlJo
nuc>tro intormantc r~cspondicndo a Ia
! ur"gunta uuc Sobrc cl particular Ic
hicimos-rcconoccn como jcfc inmc-
iitlo al liccnciado McXuicro pero cl
muvimicnto en- general csta dirigido
| nor la Juuta Revoiucionaria que en-
cabeza 81 general Felix Diaz. Por 10
anto. Iicho militar cs cl jcfc suprc-
mo de la revolution oaXaqucna Y re-
CORE con frccuencia TODD cl terrific
10 dominado por sus fuerzas con OBJ
icto de ponerse de acuerdo con los
| listintos jefes de clos ' de dictar las
ardcneS que cree convcnientes."
Felix Diaz esta en- Chiapas.
Ell general Felix Diaz tiene esta-
blecido su Quartet general Ell el Esta-
do de Chiapas, del cual tambien do
nina la mayor partc y en- ocaslonc5
| 10 estahlece en- ell sur de Eeracr''
| que totalmente esta en- poder de suS
fuerZas."
| No pr~ogresa el felicismo.
Y bicn. dijimos a nueStrO entire
visitado. ;c6mo cs que dominando TN
| territorio tan eXtenso ! contando
| con los elcmentos de hombres de que
listed ha hecho menci0n no dan ma
vor impulse los felicistas d su NOW
micnto, Y nj siquiera Sc apoderan dc
! ciudad de OaXaca, cuya captura.
.agin nos suponemos, lc daria preStI-
| gio a Ia causa"
FL oaxaqueno no hizo mas que re-
| Detirnos 10 que VA los habia dlcho:
4 falta de parQuc eS Ia causa de Ia
| ;nmovilidad ~pro!ongada del feliclsno.
Y en- cuanto a la captura de OaXa-
.a-agrcg0-aunquc bien pudiera
| 1evarse a cabo en- cuatro horas dc
| eombate. ninguno de los jefes felicls-
as la cree co]nvenicnte, tanto pOr-
,ue mcrmaria las eXistenciaS de per-
rechos que hay actualmente, cuanto
,orouc la ciudad esta en- tales condi-
ZONES que mas que prestar ayuda al
novimiento. 10 reclamaria de este.
: como 10 esta rcclamando dc TODD e.!
munIo."
"Creo que pocas capitales de Esta-
do havan sufrido 10 que OaXaca. FL
icfe carrancista que ia domino lego
poscido de una ficbrc de dinero te-
~rihlc. : duraptc cl periodic dc 81
administration no ha hccho mas
que imponcr prcstamos f~orzosos Y
sacar dincro por cuanto medic en-
cucntra hacedero. Las oficinas del
mcncionado jefc. mas que Quartet
General. como 10 llama. parecen los
ulmacencs dc una gran casa conner
cial 0 eli "casco" dc una hacienda de
campo. Ha llegado cl ~dcsenfreno de
Castro hasta inStalar n maquina
en- los patios del Quartet General, pa
ra d~esgranar cl maiz que decomisa
dondc pucdc. Dicho maiz, aSi como
otros muchos articuios, salem perio.
dicamente para Puebla o para la ciU-
lad dc Mexico d ser vendidaS por
,ucnta del senior Gobernador Y CO.
mandantc general
"'Todas esas eXacciones de los ca
lTaucistas, han pucsLo a la ciudsd dc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
<UNELAS EII ERsis

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21
LOS RESTOS DEL GENERAL FUNS
TON SON CONDU DOS.

Crrnr &c In primrra plana)-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-21

Nirr Lr IL priinrra p'anat.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Car Company Has
Thousand Claims
During Past Year

One thousand claims TOR damages
were filed during 1915 III the office OF
the claim department OF the Oklahoma
Railway company, according To George
W Strubblc, claim agent
III automobilintS and pedestrians
were as careful as motormcn there
would he fewer accidents" said NJ
S,rubble today when discussing certain
CLAIMS for damages
He gave a, an instance OF the care
iulneS, OF the motormen and the con-
traStlng careleSSne>S dr the auto driv.
cr conditions which prevail on th-
Belle Isle line The motorman will in
var,ably have his car under control
when he sees an auto driver will A..
tempt to cross the track. On tho other
hand the autolSr, Mr. Srubblc says,
viii almost always speed up
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Text Book Bill Killed
BOLIVIA DECIDES
TO COMPLETELY
SUPPORT WILSON
tCont,nued from ras. One,

and nlaAau of neutral interest, Al,.
ing taken over American interest, m
Gcrmau, and being the hcI, equipped
d.rlomaticall, ~ the remaining ucu
trails. Spain q, auNou, 20 keep open
communication with Rcrlm as the hes,
channel inr negotiations between the
central cmp,res and the entente
Spain made an arrangement some
time aIo with Germany for the sale
passage ~ her vessels g. prevent a
panic within the country, hut Germany
has Withdrawn that arrangcm,u, with
the understanding that ships bound for
England shall return AZ their own peril
Spain Is entirely dependent ON Span
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Slain Bandit Identified

PAWNEE, Okla. Feb, S-Thc Young
man sho, and killed near here IN a
fight With possoc last tuesday, fol
lowing a ~TrrsAery OF a store At Red
Rock, has been identified a, Alec In
graham Two brothers-lu-l law and a
brother live in and near Pawncc In
graham. who also Is said to have gone
under the alias of Alec llarjo. i, re
puted 10 have served ono term IN the
Oklahoma penltcntlaty and another in
the Missouri state penltcntlary a. lct-
i,rson CITY, from which he wa, re-
leased hur two month, ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
AMERICAN LINES
UNCERTAIN ABOUT
SENDING SHIPS
Sailing Dates Of Two Vessels
Are Indefinite,

NEW YORK Feb Officer, Of
the American Inc today debated whc'h-
cr they should send their passenger
steamships Ia sea without protection
or arm them with guns alter the man.
ncr oi tic British aud French liners
The decision OF the federal government
not to offer advice to private persons
as to whether their merchant vessel,
should risk the German blockade and
not to provide any CONVOY has lett
the steamship line still IN doubt as To
the future Pending dco,lou the
company has announced that the sail
ing dates Of the steamer st Louis and
n Paul now at New York have been
indefinitely poStpoucd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
B:I

TAFT Here March 2s Former President
Taft viii speak IN Oklahoma CIV March
y under auspices Of the international
l'"acu" to Enforce Peace, II was an
nounccd Yesterday The FIRST telegram
from Tar's manager gave February *
Ss tho date but the date was changed
m second message
Improvement, Society Meets Members
~ the state civic lmproN cmcui tSsocIp-
uon IN = meeting nt the Leo Huckus
Last night favored the building Of sev-
oral drlv"ways to the state capitol build
inc rntncr than one, Bs adv yocatod 10y
the 'IiN club. Plans were discussed for
general clean up days u oklahoma
cities and towns
Threshermen Elect officers Thrcsh-
crmcu Of the southwest, who assembled
iu IN" Lee Huckns yesterday for the
second day session of their annual con
vcntiou. elected the following Officers
, for the coming year. President j. \
Scott; vice president. W. r Graves, Sen
| tin"l. okla; secretary, \ T.. Hawk
South Haven. kan; treasurer, John
MoWhry MatongR, okla executive com
! mittce g W Ritchcy saltwater. OKLA
| " X. Stcsnrt Greenfield. and $ a
! Miller Enid
! Matches Cause Small Fire Fire cause,
I hy children playing with matches cause,
| the destruction " chicken house. mad,
/ from rtuuo box. NJ 1lIA West Niutl
street this morning Mr S NJ lluute
owned the property
/ Conference Held \ conference betwceI
! the city commissioners and representa-
/ tives Of the Oklahoma Railway company
relative 10 the joint construction OF 9
roadway over the diversion dam at IN,
| waterworks plant Was held nj the Citl
! hall this morning
Plsna Approved -City commissioner
met this morning and approved tho plan
and sp"CitCa tons FOR the new providen
| association aud day nursery building
Rids for the construction are TO be adj
! vcrtlsed ut once.
Rate increase Permitted The corpora
tion commission granted slight increase
| today I'm the gas rates charged hN M
i tkmulgco Cas- COMPANY and the NoWht
Gas company The schedules wcr, ME
by the companies several weeks ago
Bank ClearInos stu lncrea. Ban
clcarinss for the week ending tuda
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly tuptured white liftlrE tfun'l
several years ago Doctors sHld my only hops
~ cure was an operation lrusres dId ius
no good. Finally ! got hold ~ something
that quickly an1 completely cured me Years
have passed and the rupture has never rn-
turned, although I am doing hard work a.
carpenter There was np operation. rp
lost time, mo- trouhlr I have nothing Ip
sell. hut Will give full Information about
how You may find complete cure without
operation. II Nnn write 10 me. Eugene "
Pullon. Carpenter. 2s7-f. MAfcr lus Asc-
uuu. MHuHHluHu, N. ]. ll'tt't 'ui ont ihIt
notice and show n TO huF oiu,rv who are
ruptutol yuu may Fn'" litc ar at least
stop the misery N rupture ana tho worry
and danger Of an operation. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Moral Support Assured.
Steamer Is Sunk
Without Warning

NEW YORK frh 3 Oii,,lI. p,hIc
adyiccs tina, the Rri,,,h >,camsb,n CaI,
lornra wa, torpedacd without u,,r;ro
were received here today n, oinriaI,
%, the Anchor line. The namrs al
thirteen person, listed As mis<ing we're
received as follow,
List of Missing
Second cabin
Mrs. + Smith Edna Smith and Mr.,
Kidd Calgary. Alberta
w Anderson and son. Vancouver
p c Mr., Anderson was savcdl
Mr., " G. O'Donncll and two chill
drcn " Philadelphia Three ODou.
nell children appear on the ship, pas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
GERMAN SOCIETY
INDORSES BREAK;
READY TO FIGHT
Regiments of TeutooS Planned
if War Comes,

PHlLADElPHIA Feb 8 RcNolu-
tlous lndorSmg the action of President
Wilson IN >cycrng diplomatic relations
with Germany aud pDcdg,ug lN loyalty
to the United States were adopted by
the German American National Alt
ancc at meeting which continued N
session here until carly today
II was decided IN case ot hoSul'lc'
to form regiment, OF Gcrmau-Nmcu-
cans and To- turn oyer t. the Red tro>-
funds which the alliance hd, been col
lcctirg Tor Gcrman war rclcl Inc
meeting was attended b, delegates from
twenty eight states, hastily called hy
Dr. Charles lIcxamcr the president
The alliance is sand Ia have d member
ship OF iWOON
Dr. IIcNamcr, prc,ldcu, of the al
haurc, issued Statement, which in
Dludcd the following
Our delegates feel tina, We have hccN
greatly misunderstood and unu,'N
criticized during the war, but # u comes
to- war with Germany our ayuous will
not be susceptible to any further mi
understanding for We will back up our
American government with our lives
and our means II the present troubles
| can be settled without war and IN tc'y
months everything looks Ike peace, VIC
may determine ag2ln Il send our fund,
tor Red CroN, and widows and orphans
as. We have been dong m tho past
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
California Sank
in Nine Minutes

LONDON, Feb S-Ihc tcnIral
News says the California sank nine
minutes after she was torpcdoed
According to the Exchange Tclc-
graph company nearly iil1 4 ,oncr,
or members oi the crew adc r'portcd
missing.
The Central News says twenty eight
Of the missing are members OF the crew
The purser is reported to have been
[ ,Ilsb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Peddler Bill Up.
Schooners Ashore
Near Key West

KEY WEST Fla. Feb 8 The loss
oi two schooner, in recent heavy seas
near here was reported The British
schooner Cumberland Count, a vessel
~ 40 tons. stranded rn southwest
reel and is believed 10 be- A total loss
The American schooner Charlotte NJ
Miller, 2iS tons, is ashore on the
Qucksand, near here The crews OF
both vessels were rescued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08

we're b.,5a,5Si ns compared with S6Sl, ,-
l6l for the DurrcSpoudlug week I'm 1915.
,u increase of 81 percent
W j =. pcar. dentist j3t Leo Blds 49,
Adv.
Norman Plant Purchased Announce
m"ui was made yesterday that the Okla
honn GsS 4 Electric company had put
chased the light plant u, Norman from
the Norman MIL a Grain company W
Porter lcnos. general purchasing agent
ior the company here. viii have charge
" the Normnn branch
Home Labor 10 BE Used liomc labor
win he employ ed IN the construction OF
the conduit at the wptrrworks plant. II
was announced Yesterday hy Arthur $
Rent. representing Bcnt Brothcrs who
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
CHILDREN WHO ARE sICKLY

Mother. who value thNr own comfort and
'h- welfare OF their ohiff-~l should never
no without n bon u MothcE GrAy's Sweet
the season. They Htrak NJ Colds E'lio.o
lc,orishncss. Constipation Tccthng Disnr-
dcrs, Headache and stomach Troubles Used
hy Mothers for ~ years THESE POW.
nEWS NENEW FAIL. sold by ell Drug
Stores. Csc Don't accept any substitute
Sample mailed FREE. Address, Mother
Gray Co, 10 Roy, y. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Old Timer Visits Dursnt.

DURANT. Okla, Feb S-tSpecraD
j G. godfrey ot Roswell, y. NJ, is
here this week for the first time in
iorty-eight years, A, that time he lived
ON the ground now occupied by the city
OF Dutant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
SENATOR KEllAR
RAPS R. |. OWEN
IN SENATE TALK

=, the only one that will he recorded
IN the senate Journal lie Said
dcSlrc that my vote he REGARDED
NO senator Owen ought to know
lust who ct this legislature is IN favor
off and who /, against constituted an.
thorlu IN TIN, republic; tins owen res
oluuun ], move against constituted
authority hN the side oi which the
French resolution pale, into m,rgu'r-
DuUtC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
J Salesmanship Club
Meeting!
ee.Huckins Banquet Room
!! This Evening at 8 O'clock
MR.. N. H. WILLIAMS
OF Lincoln, Speaks

Mr. Williams Cushman Motor Works Lincoln
Nb and president of the Salesmanshp Club of that place
for
the club
curing him for their speaker Thursday evening
will pep-u meetng-a those directly indirectly
craftsmanship invited this o'clock leeukns banquet
admitted each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
BOY SCOUTS
WILL CELEBRATE
Will Salute and Repeat Oath
All Over Country,

NtS.l5 O'Clock toulgh, every faithful
hoy ,cou, in Oklahoma City will alutc
and rcpca, the ,cou, oath No matter
where he may be. or wha, he may be
doing. the b., scout must stop all else
to stand at attention while repeating his
vow.
Week OF Celebration.
The observation oi the 115 boy scout,
here B, a part OF the national ,ommcm-
ora,ion of the seventh anniversary oi
tho foundation Of the Boy Scouts OF,
America. The ceremony tonigh, open,
week ct celebration
The Salutng and oath repeating
starts a, the Atlantic coast, concluding
three hours later at the Pacific coast
Two hundred ,hou'add members will
iuin M the observance
Exercises Tomorrow.
'Nll the scout troops, eleven m mum
hct will JON m exercises tomorrow
night the Rev ! + pet,hng.. local
scout commissioner, SAID today Troop
NJ l. oi the Harrison Avenue Cungrr
gational church, the Hawthorne school
troop and the packrngtowu lroop are Ia
nee, at my church Walter l,hrand a
member ol the scout council. will speak
to the boys Some u' thclr contest,
will he held. and q lun,h viii hc served
The other troop, viii do similar stunt
! a. their camp"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
SAM LOYD'S PUZZLE
ls Minutes to Digest This.
No. 6l.

Mr. and Mrs NcWlywcd were toll
hy the furniture dealer that hl, terms
were s. cash and s. per month until
the goods were paid for. hut IN case
they wished to pay spot cash, $l0
would lie thrown of, making the
article, cost only SIS They accept.
ed the inStalment proposition, so
who can tell what interest they paid
Tor the use OF the money,
Answer to No. 90.
Ihe word RAT -lE-l-tNI-I-ON." ."
tCopyrEht. 1919. hv Sam IoydD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
South America May Follow.

Among the newspapers taking this
standpoint are the moderate .Norwaer'S,
the lageblai' and Gcrmana, a. well
as the Chaviur'rlc deepest The mill.
tary organ. the krcuJ lcrtung, cN-
prc,Sc, the oplIron that one or two OF
the South American rcpuhllcS notably
Brazil mdt follow Prc>'dcu, Wilson
lead
The Tagc, Icmng alone refers to
the lntlmatlon that the American diD
lomat, and member, of the Belgian r"
llel commission may remain in Bel
gum and expresses doubt as to the al
Visibility Of permitting this.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08

Nj Matte Eugene Cook. q, years old.
dicd NJ o'clock this morning M tho
hpmc " her daughter, Mr. lnurn "
colbert, ~ Harrison avenue The body
viii hr shipped by rerrine a Hnhu to
Mrs Cooks home, Sttatford, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Call Wilson Inconsistent.

The tone ~ todayS editorial com
mcnl !, marked hy the absence oi any
excitement or even much III nature.
though number Of the newspaper.
even including journals moderate N
character ch,del Preslden, Wilson tor
what they term Inconsistency between
his senate message on peace withou
victory and the evil, oi coalition AMI
his present attitude OF supporting ouc
coalition which, they say, i, bent on
the destruction of Germany. and en-.
deavorng To form second coalition
ot ncu,talS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Owen Plan
Is Indorsed

For the first umc during the present
session of the legislature boiling vas
tried IN the senate yesterday Afternoon
IN an effort 10 defeat the resolution
calling FOR an IUd0rSrmonr Of The Owen
resolution The opposition fled out o'
the room to break a quorum, hut wery
uShcrcd back by the sergeant, at arms
Resolution Adopted.
On tlnil vote the senate adopted the
resolution by a vote OF y To- Il. Three
hour, were devoted To- the discussion OF
the resolution during which time every
tactic known to parliamentary practice
was invoked TO kill II
The vote was As follow,
Yeas Bcauman, Brown. Carpenter,
Chase of Seminole, Cline Cordcll
Davidson oi Haskell, Edmonson, Go.
lobic. Hall, lIogg, Johnson, Kerr, Knie,
ONe,ll Rider, Roscn, Ryan, Tester
man Thomas. Naughan,c ,cWarous, vii.
son oi Dewey Total - F
Nay, Rickcl. BOARD Burns. David
son oi Tulsa, Davis, Edwards, Fergu-
SON. Hickman. k,lam Knight. Leach,
l'gdll. M'lll'Nll, s'UNNIf f'''NN'l' h'N
er Wilson OF Greer Total Il
Excused Euckncr, Chase oi Nowata,
MC\lli,tcr Total !
\h,cu Keller Total !.
Text Book Bill Killed
In the house the question ot tree text
book, was settled for the present Ses.
sion when by a vote ut ~ to AZ mem
hcrs refused to revive the Speer- Hun
teri tdr'wugh, text book hill. which
was killed IN the committee OF tho whole
two weeks aRo,
The Ferguson bone dry hill was
placed ON the calendar in the house YES
tcrday Effort, to substitute a hill that
had HDhc backing OF Capt Richmond
I Pearson llub,ou failed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08

lbr,cy Lester. ~ wears Old living ~
elt East Grand avenue, died ~ O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon Ht local hospital
The hodN win he taken to- Lone oaks
Texas fnr iutcfWcnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
ACT OF GERMANY
LEADING TO WAR
MATTER OF TIME

tho number Of survivors at lo2 aud the
missing at iorty-oue II says the ship
apparently was torpcdoed about 10
o'clock Wednesday morning
Other report, today from Consul
Frost on the sinking ot the British
ship EaveStonc >ay that she also was
DESTROYED without warning THIS point
has not been cleared mp. in previous
advlceS.
Americans May Arm Ships,
American ship owners today had OF
fetal notice from the state department
that it could not advise them whether
their vessels should sail through the
war zone. but that in general they still
held the same right TO go anywhere
on the seas they had before issuance
of the new German submarine notice
I'm effect they were told they might
arm their ships for defensive purposes
Secretary MCAdoo announced in
,rca(cs ranging from l2' to pO0 pcrccn.
ON war risk insurance tor shuplng IS
sued by federal bureau This came
simultaneously with lloyd'> report
that ships of 5000 tons aggregate were
sunk by submarines in the previous
two dayS, rate nearly equal to that
which the German naval authorize,
have declared necessary to cut oil
England's supplies eventually.
Shipping Authority for Wilson.
To give the president authority &c
commander American merchant We,
,cls and other broad powers relating ,c
shipping IN time OF war or threatened
war, a new bill was pending in the
house and senate.
Secretary Lansing has asked con.
greSs to appropriate $500 600 To help gct
Americans out OF Germany
Moral Support Assured.
The United States government fcl
assured today OF the moral support o
most neu,ralS in the protest againS
| GctmanyS course. although II apcarc,
/ improbable that any would follow TIM
lead OF this country and Nbrcak rela
tiouS Preliminary reports OF the nch
trails replies to'Germany indicated the,
would dcnouncc the new sea war plar
as illegal
Hope OF maintaining d,plomati, rcla
tons with Austria has about ended
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Absent YESTERDAY

d" went dwFA YESTERDAY to bury a
liic long irienF ! wish tha, | could
have hceu here 10 have fought this
issue on the floor oi this senate But
/ could not and want my name to
o. ON the Kerr resolution a. voting
-. 90"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08
Deaths

Leslie Rurd. T. wears old. died last
nighi A. Q O'Clock AZ hts home 5li West
Twelfth street, after n long Illness Fu.
neral services viii he At the residence ~
clock Saturday with the Masonic lodge
100 charge Rcy. rhil &. haird viii have
charge
May Reed. s years old. died nj !
O'Clock yesterday afternoon nt the home
flq North Idaho avenue Funeral s,fv.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-08

Germany for the time being includes
Mrs. {. Z. Peer, Tennessee; DR. /, I.
Mayer. Alabama Mr., and Mrs. Paul
We'll. DR.. Oscar Klein, Louisiana Mr..
and Mrs, Name Roberts. Misslssippi.
The American newspaper CORE
spondents are still lingering in Ber-
I'm, though the following applications
have been made to leave on AmhaSSa-
dor Gcrard's train. Carl w. Ackerman
and family, Indiana; William {. Dire
her and family, South Carolina Oscar
King Davis and family, New York
Phillip NJ. Powers and wife Boston
Raymond + Swing, Chicago, Mcntken.
Baltimore.
Some to Remain for Present;
Other corrcspondcntS including
lanes O'Donnell Bennett, Chicago. ;.
b Conper and Cvril Brown Of New
York: Oswald SChucttc and sister "l
Chicago, plan TO remain for the time
being and leave for CoUcnhagcn and
Switzerland.
Secretar, Grew ot the United States
embassy. has presented to the foreign
office a long list OF Americans who
have applied for permission 70 leave
with Ambassador Gerard and whose
applications must however. be passed
upon hy the German state department