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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
USE OF Water TO
CLEAN VEHICLES
BARRED BY CITY
Commissioner Issues Second
Order to Conserve Supply,
OFFICIALS HOLD MEETING
Drilling Of Wells Up for Dis
cussion Today,

Any person who uses city water TO
wash off any kind OF vehicle, motor
driven or otherwise propelled, is sub
ject to arrest for the use Of water for
other than household purposes, said
DR.. J. G. Street, commissioner OF pub
lie property, today
Fair to All, Says Street.
I'VE realize that the prohibiting oi
washing automobiles and other vehicles
with city water is q hardship on thei'
owners, but It is no more OF 4 hardship
than the order prohibiting the use o
city water for the sprinklins Of gardens
lawns. trees and streets" said Dr
Street.
The report OF a two-foot rise In tht
river at Fl Reno was incorrect and
there is little change in the local stu.
alton. The water behind the city's dan,
is receding slowly and only a heavy
rainfall up the watershed will prevent
it from becoming entirely dry in the
near future.
Will Be Prosecuted.
For this reason. we have decided
that no water can be used for the pur-
pose OF washing off any kind OF We
hiole and anyone doing so will be ar
rested and prosecuted to the extent OF
the law.
Il feel that il is OF more importance
to conserve the health Of the community
than 1t is to have nice shining auto
mobiles operating on our streets, and
it now appears that we cannot have
both OF course IL didn't take long to
decide on which to have, health or clean
automobiles and vehicles"
Meeting Today.
There will be a meeting OF the city
commissioners this afternoon for the
purpose OF discussing the advisability
OF drilling wells about a mile west OF
the water works, where A. F. Binns
has located water bearing gravel, which
he estimates will supply from 100000
to 100000 gallons day,
II has been suggested that the city
commissioners expend the 5000 neces
sary to drill these wells now. and no,
to wait until the river become, bono
dry here before taking this action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
County Court Term
Is Opened With IS
Cases Up for Trial

With approximately seventy-five cases
set for hearing during the term the July
term OF county court opened today Most
Of the cases set for this term before
County Judge zwick are for violating
the prohibitory law A few other case,
of minor Importance are also set
The trial OF Dave Myers, charged
with maintaining a place in the 1000
block on South Robinson where intoxi-
eating liquors were kept in violation Of
the prohib,ory lew, was the first called
today The entire morning was con.
sumed in selecting a Jury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Training Camp
Officer Will Be
Here on Thursday

Capt p. v Keiifer, examining Off
Ger for applicants for the second re-.
serve officers camp will examine OK.
lahoma City aspirants in this city be-
tween July "a and July 81
Captain Keifier will maintain head
quarters at the army recruiting station,
10 West Main street He has request
ed space Of Captain Whitfield who
said today that Captain Kieffer will
arrive here Thursday morning.
Captain Whitfield does not know the
number OF men who will be examined
here by the officer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Davenport Will
Run for Congress
in First District

Announcing today that he will be
candidate for the democratic nomina'
ton for congress in the First district
James 6. Davenport, former represent
stive OF Vinita, added spice to the
First district contest which now has
four and possibly six candidates IT
sight.
"lf am alive expect to be in tn,
race strong and am ready to oppose a.
many candidates as care to come out,
Mr.. Davenport said.
f. B. Howard, state auditor, has al
ready announced that he will make tn,
race. Senator X. l., Davidson Tulsa
and A. F. Vandeventer OF Bartlesville
former state senator, are also men
toned as possible candidates,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
STATE WILL HELP
FINANCE FARMERS
FOR WHEAT CROP
Money Deposited in North
western Oklahoma Banks,

Much discussed measures for the re
lief OF northwest Oklahoma counties in
financing the wheat sowing for this
fall took tangible form today when w
l.. Alexander, state treasurer began
placing additional state funds on de.
posit in forty banks
The additional deposits will enable
the banks TO lend money to needy farm.
ers at lower rates than could perhap,
be secured otherwise, All the bank
have previously been designated stat,
repositories, The additional deposit.
total 10000,
This is the first time the state ha,
taken such action with regard to a par.
ticular community and is agreed upor
by state officials as the best method oI
assisting in the fullest possible produc
tion OF next years crop
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Unlimited Powers Granted the
Provisional Government by
Council Of Soldiers and
Workmen's Delegates,
NEW REVOLUTION FEARED
Cabinet Proposed to Issue
Proclamation Of Republic
Immediately,
Associated Press Summary.

AuSOClateu FIosu summary
Unlimited powers" have been granted
the Russian provisional government un-
der Premier Keren,ky to grapple with
the sinister forces threatening to wreck
the new Russia, born OF the March reyo-
luton.
Granted by Council.
The grant comes from the most pow
erful representative body In the nation
the council OF soldiers and workmen's
delegates and peasants Of oil Russia
assembled In Petrograd.
The nams oi M rvlinS BODY, tn
government Of national salety" recalll
Immediately the famous committee oi
public safety Of 1873, formed In the
crucial period Of the French revolution
With Kerensky serving not only as pre-
mier. but as minister OF war and marine
it is apparent that vast powers are thus
lodged in the hands Of this one man,
suggesting those OF q virtual dictator
Ksrsnsky 10 willing.
The mandate OF this committee Is to
restore internal order both at the front
and at home admittedly difficult task
in the face OF the powerful influence
both within and without the nation
working against the present regime. II
is evidently one, however, with which
Kerensky, concededly the strongest man
10 be found for the task. 10 willing to
grapple with all hi, widely recognized
force and ability.
Text Of Resolution.
The resolution which was passed by
2s2 to 81, read:
Recognizing that the country 10
menacsd by q military dsbacls on
the front, established BY anarchy
at home, Il 10 resolved:
"First, that the country and the
revolution are endangered.
Second, that the provisional
government is proclaimed the gov
eminent OF National safety.
third, that unlimited powsrs are
accorded the government for re-
establishing the organization and
discipline Of the army, for . fight
10 the finish against the enemies
OF public order and for the rsalisa-
tion Of the whole program embodied
In the governmental program Just
announced"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
San Francisco for
Ninety-Five Searnerl

Instructions TO send nint.y.iive re-
cruis to San Francisco we're received a,
the recruiting station OF the navy by
lieutenant Vanderbeck today. The or
ders called for ninety apprentice seamen
and five hospital apprentices The
number of men necessary TO I'm this
quota will he called from their homes
where they were sent after enlisting to
await further orders.
After these men have been dispatched
Lieutenant Vsnderbeok said today, he
has just 100 apprentice seamen at their
homes awaiting orders to report at the
training stationA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Retired Sergeants
on Recruiting Duty

Two retired sergesnts of the United
States army Emmett II Jones and
William c. Sickle, reported for duty
today TO Capt Robert Whitfield, re-
eruitng officer in Oklahoma City for
the United States army Both Ser
seant Jones and Sergean, Sickle have
had several years OF active service III
the United States army Jones retired
from the service March J, 1913, and
Sickle, Dec 4, 1915
They recently re-enlisted and were
assigned to duty in the Nineteentl,
company, recruiting service.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
GERMANS RETAkE
1ARN0P0L; SLkI
MuT|NY Goes on
Austrlans Continue Advances
In GalICia, u

LONDON, July 23.--Ths oeeypa11oQ
BY the Germans OF the city Of 1oSUos
pol in eastern Gslieia is rspestel n
Reuters limited.
PETROGRAD. July 0.--The 1sss
SLAMS yesterday attacked the Germans
near Krevo and wilma, north OF the
Pinsk marshes. and pene.rslal the Teu-
ton lines for Q distance OF two mileh
according to an official announcement
made here today. The Russians cap.
tured more than one thousand Gefmanss
but the developments OF success. the
statement adds, are being jeopardised
by the moral weakness and instability
OF certain Russian, dstschments.
Between the rivers Sersth. Stripa and
Zlota Lipa, the Russian statement says,
the Au,uo- Hungarians continued their
offenses, occupying villages. The chief
OF the Russian divisional staff was
killed while re-es,ablishng order
among the units on the east Galieias
front.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
nEaRo ARRESTED on
FAIR GROUNDS CAR

Police are still keeping q close watch
for lettering negroes in the vicinity Of
the fair grounds car line, City Detee-
tive r. p. Witen early today arrested
a negro, who gave his name a, b, Wat.
son. The negro was taken to the po-
lice station. A charge Of lettering near
the fair grounds car line was docketed
against him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

A company of go setters" have had
their first taste of tumbling over the
tops to give 'em hell They have
struggled through rotten mess OF barb
wire, facing a nasty spit-fire from
the trenches ahead Pals have been
torn from their side by hurting
shrapnel shell, Finally after hours OF
the torture that tries mems souls they
slip into the haven Of newly-cap,ured
enemy trench and there isGnothing to
do until the big guns of the artillery
have battered the way for another ad-
vance,
1t is then that Sammys jangling
nerves call for a whiff at a eigaret
Continued on PAGE 2 Column 5)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Senate Debating
Waterway Measure

WASHINGTON, July 23-The sen
ate today began consideration OF the
river and harbor bill carrying about
S27O00OOO TO provide chiefly for the
continuance Of existing waterway pro.
iecu The bill was passed by the house
about n month ago, alter a stubborn
rnnItNI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Dallas Is After
Moose Convention

PITTSBURGH July 7j--With more
than fifteen n dsand delegates regis.
tered the t%eh,y-nn,h annual inter
national convention OF the supreme
lodge, Loyal Order OF Moose was for
mslly opened here today Dallas,
Texas, and St Louis are making efforts
to obtain the 1918 convention.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Former President
of Kendall College
Will Locate in City

DR.. Charles Evan, former president
of Henry Kendall college at Tulsa, and
also former presiden, Of the Centta
State normal at Edmond, will establish
his residence in Oklahoma City IN IN,
near future, he said today DR.. Evan'
will be engaged in lecture tour woxl
this fall aud winter -....-.----- ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
City Is Called On to Give
Cigarets to Our 'Sammies
Oklahoma City Times Desig-
mated Official Collection
Agency for Soldiers Tobac-
co Fund,
1NHE OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES
has been Designated as the off

V6NilI ON NlSHlloNh VI L" -
has been designated as the Off
q cial collection agency for the
Our Boys in France Tobacco fund"
The object Of the movement is TO sup
ply soldiers and sailors in France
with tobacco All OF the work is done
by volunteer, and everything is fur
nished free. such as paper, printing,
cartons, postage and office rent, ex-
cept tobacco which is purchased at
cost For rs cents, a package con
tanning IS cents worth of smokes"
is sent to a sailor or soldier at the
front In each package is a post
card, addressed to the person who
contributed the rs cents for the to-
bacco. In accepting the package the
"Sammie" or Jackie" who receives
it agrees TO send message to the
donor on the postcard. Send sub
scriptions to Our Boys in France
Tobacco fund" the Oklahoma City
Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Orders Are Issued
To Shoot Deserters

PETROGRAD, July D--Chaotie eoD
ditions prevailing on part Of the Rus,
sian front are disclosed in telegram
sent to Premier Kerensky, the provision.
al government and the council Of work
mems and soldiers delegates by the
executive committee and the commits.
sioner OF the provisional government
with second army on the southwestern
IcnntInuad IN PaaA z. Column IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Indians Are Good
Scouts in France

LONDON, July 2j-Canadian off.
GERS on leave here from the French
front. have informally recommended to
American officials that American In.
dams be employed OF enlisted for ser
vice with the American expeditlonary
forces. Manitobans with the citizens
have done excellent work at scouting in
No Mana Land. ..-.--- .-..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Hearings Opened
on Trading Bill

WASHINGTON, July IA senate
sub. committee today began hearings
on the administration trading with the
enemy bill already passed by the house
with Secretary Rediield and others ap-
pearing 10 advocate prompt action
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Trial Ends Ye0e a
After =.

SAN rRANci1l kss. Hoss.y
murder trial close today,
was expee,G Inc bomb ssplosicS =,
and a 4 (kss day parade here \
a prsx n The death Of ten psfse
rsN6jsfy q fortN r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

Associated Press War Summary. /.
The war situation for the NON
demands consideration chiefly =
tconslrvsd or Page .. cs,, ~ 4 ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

KANSAS; Generally fair, continued
warm.
ARKANSAS AND WEST TEXAS
Generally fair,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23
Fair Tonight and
Tuesday, Forecast

LOCAL FORECAST - Generally fair
weather tonight and rvssday. No, much
change In Temperature.
STATE FORECAST - Tonluht and
Tuesday generally fair.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08

g)orf in6 unere Jobr5elige meefo9roct nngetommen
un0 foftcn bre &orgOs aus mo enl10cn @crlld)te
0oB Die 9eutiden Die Wfebl3ufubr Der @onmiiion re-
quiriren fonnen nidt ourd Sbotlod)en erbdrte mers
benz oieebr fam Der flare @egenbemes erbrodt mer'
oen ourA Ole bis ms @in5elue gebenoen Iltf5ed)nun
gen Der Gommiiiion, mebe 5eget ooB abgeeben
bon geringen 9lbgdngen bon min0erer 8e0eutung olS
ole gepobuli6en g9egfGae oes SonOelsOerfebrs Die
geiunmten Grporte Der Gomniiiion Die beobiiftgten
9eitimmungsorte erreidt boben Sopeit no Iedls5ebn
Sdiffe Der @ommiion Derlentt por0en; 5iD0lf oooon
3ugeItu0enermabcn ourf Wlnen 0ercn glotionolit1ts
Scrfnft notiirid ebr ungeuiB lit. @ines muroe BON
enen oeutiden Tau6boot ouf oer @rino beforOert
in Der riiberen 3et Der ll8oot.SbGtieeit; Die 9eut
ifen ertlGrten nahber es babe nidt Die rtigen Wfor
frlueen ge5egt cine 8ebauptung, Ole 5ur 3eit nid]t
un6eqrinoet mar neil Fodete, peldJe ole Wlorfirn-
gen entbieIten mlo Den Sdffen 0ueegangcn Worcn
uneroifnet alridfomen. 0ie @rflGrlmg mar, OoB Die
aapit1ne oomos nod nidt ole Sd)mcre Der Eoidboot
gefobr erfonlt botten llno 5lr Sorgloigfet genegt
lporen Son Oen iibreen idnmtlid felt @tobrung
Der neuen oeltiden Sperr5one INN gnglon0 rn0 Dem
Iid eroe6en0cn 8rud Der 0iplonlatiben 8e5iebungen
oercnften Sdiffcn mllroe ser yGupbroteS~ bon enem
llgoot in elmer @egeno percnft no iid ou bcfinoen
er fein Hedt batte. Dos miro ourd Die Sbatiade err
peien, oaB Die Wlonnda in Gibraltar gelan0ct mur
oe mir entnebmen oarolis, BOB, pe es bGue nit nm
eren Sdiffcn gedob Die britiide &egierung nod Der
GUIUNUB DtI NuuNlB VI UNl IuHlPlNl "
idlognubmte itno i'm nit sIoben ooer onoercn gor
rGtben nod einen Wittemeerboien oirigirte, bon mo
er nod glep gor meter gcgon9en uno Oen Gcnit fir
inns mieoer oifecnonmen bGtte Ser u2ars Strue"
mur0e in Ger gloroiee Oerenft itno es iit gum Wn
Oeiten etipos GjrunO borbon0cn Die @rfIGrung Der
Qcitlten 0u occeptren, Bob er nidt bon enem ibrer
Goudboote berenft iuoroen iei oo ms sic Grobrlmg
aeebrt bat, BOB BORT Die Minenecfobr OeI gr0Ber lit
ais oie Suldbootgeiabr Ser vStoreitoo4, oos lette
beriimfene Sdiff, mar in Der Sperr8one, in Der 8
obren er fein Hedt bate @os Oen @'rlmo fir ienen
oortigen guientbot onbetrifft f6nuen mir MIR onneb
men, oaB es megen ltnfenutniB ser Situation geidob,
oocr weil man or6 ginidlogen ser Oirefteren &otc
Soblen iporen nonte."~
9ieie 9uffIGrung miro o[e Nmerifoner NIT @emig
tbuung erfiiIen Die nidt gerne eauben modlten Dab
ole 6ertiden Soubobote abiidtlid Stffe berienften
sic nit 2ebensntitten fir Oie begide 9ep0lferm9 be-
looen no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08

Europe WAS ALL RELATED AND
EMPHASIZED IN THE AMERICAN
WEEKS AGO,
And since our information seems
to have been better, and our concep-
ton of the true conditions seems to
have been more accurate, and our
unheeded warnings as to the UR-
GENT NECESSITY of preparedness
seem to have been better counsel
than was followed, perhaps we have
established some right to public con-
iidence and public agreement with
our present conception of the situ-
alton as it is today and it is pretty
sure to be in a few weeks from to-
day.
We would be glad to see our aid
going to the rescue Of the allies II
there were any chance that our aid
could be great enough and could be
sent soon enough to save them.
But to imperil our own satety
through rashness or mere sentimen-
tality with not even fair prospect
of saving England and France, does
not seem to us sound military ana
naval strategy nor-to be blunt
about it--even good horse sense.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08

Dos @erienfen BON Sdliffen in DER @efabr3one, Die
nit 2cbcusmittc fir Die 8eDolfcruue @elgiens be.
loocu iino bat bier pcrldlnlpt uno ielbit oieengen
wclde iid INNER nod nidt oaran gemobnt baben
Dutihlano ais tbatiddlidcn Seiuo ou betrad]tcn
fonnteu feiue gnti6uIogung fir en iobes goraeben
Der oaltiden 9otld)boote uorbrneen. Sett miro bic
Go6e ourd @eorge Barr @oter enen Der 9[iiitenteu
oes 2citcrs Der belgiihcn SilserpeOton aufgctIdrt
Gieim @erru 6uiolge iinO edsdcbn Sdiiic oeS Silfs
Gomite's 3crIort porocn, oabon 5polf Ourd W1inen
0eren NotionalitGts 0erfimit nQtirld] niht bcfonn
it, mo bier oernltblh our6 Eouhboote, neil ic iiA
in Die 5perr3onc binenluoaten onitot oen Uorgedre
benen g9cq cin5nidogcn. Die Witbeungcu lnO IN
cinem 9dlrcibcn ocs Serru 9ofer al GSrou g9m ejor
ban 9ice BON 9lIbouD, N--y, Der @ottin cincs Yft.
aIieoes scr gtcmDorter Staots GipilOcnit Gomnon,
cntbaltcn.
nng9r begcn fehlc 9efiirdtInGeu be8iigd Der
dcrcn Sabrt linierer 5dife~ BciBt in Dem Sd)rei.
Ben ulofcru tie oen porgeibrebcncu Mrs Inn Noro-
Gdottano berum uebmen; ii Rotteroom me in 9aeiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08
Ynneef9Qe.

glm 3. Mai. Saruie NJ. Sanoel, Gr 1928 r.
Qinmooo glpe 81 Sabre oil 700 an
glm 4. Nl1i 1rcoerid Strbanc, 9'r. ] y w.
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banias9lue Is Sabre alt
9lm g. 9}u Sarab SDpcre, gir. 0O7 @eli'
qombabros Gtrnbe, 30 Sabre ali
9lm D. @fni NarpeN NJ. Srt1gc, ytr. ~ N'
GareO Sirabe 40 Sabre all.
9ln A. Wlai Snitine Sia Dir. $3.50 Grid
ldnosSiraBe, 4 Sabre oil. ~
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ncriitdiSs0uipii0l SO Sabre all
9lm g. Na 9iiarD ". WDerolng III ~,
Gjlober StraGe. 60 Sabrc ali.
slm q yidi Spbn g. ,6Srter, yr 1923 N'
9lnn 8. liai 2cwiS Nla5er I'M 1hoil3eH
9lm B. Nai aonis @ruhman, gtr. % gseti
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9lm A. Uini, GBritinn Nrng, ylr. 2bl9 Sli'
SaDettesStrube. 33 Sabre ali.
gm g. Dat 9icia sipiit. I'M SebreW @olp''
glm 4. W,ai, G6arlcs z. W,iflsr 9ir. 222 g.
9ollinaionsglOe.. So Sabre alt
glm 3. Nlai. 2inie Nortbamer, i'm Sieoler
uno SellmQns SannlorllnL 40 NaDre al. ,,
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linss0oipial, as Sabre alt.
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for0s9lbe., 80 Sabre llt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-08

rnn hcr etrnhrnhnrdhrndla. .0nmmiildre.

Surenu ocr StrnRenourdbrnnos0u umWtnare.
8altimore Z. Nidi 1917
Se StraBenonrbbrutbss@o @ommlidre Der Sidot
Baltimore MAIDEN biermt gemdb Den Sor'
idrifteH Oe5 Baltimore Sia0ts0 DdItcrs Oetannf,
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gemdb Der am To- Wtdr5 1916 uHter3c9neleh
Geroronung gtr 1O2 oes Dsanors uno Sidots
raibs bon Baltimore.
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ncr0en iih uuf ole nerldcbencn 4dr3ellen on
Der 9ior0s uuo Siiolette Der Sleaiants StrdBe,
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