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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Toys in
DemandHere;
Prices Lower
Plenty Of Dolls for Christmas,
But Not Of the Kind
Formerly Used,

James Whitcomb Rlley'' little girl
who was consoled with There, there,
little girl don't cry they have broken
your doll, | know" will have reason Ia
cJy il such a childish tragedy happens
IN Oklahoma City For, II her doll
chances to he German doll with a
bisque head the chances are about 100
to | that il cannot be replaced until
after the end Of the war
Different Kind.
A tour OF local wholesale and retail
stores dealing in toys this morning,
resulted in the discovery that while
there will he plenty Of dolls to 60
around here during Christmas they will
not be OF the kind so beloved OF little
girls before the German nundatlor
swept over Belgium Nearly all OF the
type known as "composition'-that Is
the heads are made OF ingredients much
more durable than blSque They do not
have the same liielike appearance how
ever, OF the imported German dolls
Japan Is Rival
Japan is becoming a rival OF Ger
many in the manufacture Of toys, &C.
cording to o. d Donnelly, manager
Of the toy department Of W J. Pette'
& Company, hardware dealers. H'
showed an investigator this morning q
number Of dolls manufactured in th'
Island kingdom many Of which com
Continued on PAGE q, Column ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Y. N. G. A. TO have
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
FOR every SOLDIER
By IN. Associated Press.

n MEXICAN TRAINING CAMP
IN IN FRANCE. Nov S-The
q - American soldiers IN Franc,
will be treated to a genuine, old
fashioned American Christmas in the
Young Mems Christian aSooiation
OF Red Triangle hutS There whl
be celebrations with Christmas trees,
not only at the base camps in the
American training rome. but also
behind the trenches from which th,
American boys now are facing the
Germans
France will supply a tree for every
hut. and the Y. NJ {. A with the
expected help from home. will pro-
vide gift for every soldier The
movements OF the troops make 1t in,
possible to guarantee that indiyi.
dually addressed presents will reach
the persons to whom they are sent
IN every case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05

ROME. Nov i-Undne and other
towns in the invaded district, are being
placarded with message announcing
IN, peaceful intentions of the Ausuo.
German forces AlrplancS also are
dropping handb.Is along the Taglla
mento river. offering peace according
10 Deputy Grrarinl who has lust re-
turned from these districts. which he
represent, IN parliament Last SUM
ncr Austrian airnlane' dropped poi
.oncd candy M these regions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
FUEL SHORTAGE
CAUSED |TALYS
DEFEAT-JENK|NS
Coal There Costs More Than
Bread, Says K, C, Man,

Coal is selling in Italy at more per
pound than bread. Thf entire land is
denuded Of fuel. and because OF TIM,
pauclty ITS anHa,A had no guns with
which TO steanf%tM Hun advance.
This is the msts1k. brought to OK
ahonIa City by Nc fBurres Jenkins Of
Kansas City, psAef u the First Chri'-
tian church of4hstlcity lie returned
to the United5Sfates from tour oi
the English, French and Italian fronts
only three weeks ago, and was At
Udine Italian army headquarters now
in the possession of the German army,
about a month ago.
Newspaper Writer
Mr.. Jenkins rcpresentcd the Kansas
City Star as correspondent and also
lecturcd for the Y. NJ. {. A., in the
huts behind the lines lIe was con
Quoted, IN his capacity as correspond
cnt, through the first line trenches IN
all the allied fronts except the Rus
sian He was in Europe about six
months and saw war as it is
Mr. Jenkins will speak at a meeting
in the Chamber OF Commerce tonight
upon his experiences in Europe Al
this luncheon, which is public, the
campaign for $4,000 for Y w. { A
and Y. NJ {. A war work will be
launched here.
More Boats Is Cry
Mr. Jenkins emphasized in nnter
view this morning the statement Of Lore
NNorthclifie in Kansas City recently
that the need OF America is boats, NOR,
boats, and still more boats Americans
should rem@rber. says Mr. Jenkins, tina
the war department can send no met
CONTINUED on Psos q. Column 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
ENEMY |NVADES ITALY ONLY FOR
Peaceful PURPOSE" THEY SAY

All the cities IN central and southern
Italy are filling up with refugees from
the invaded districts and also from be
hind the Tagliamento line, who fear
cruelty at tho hand, OF the invaders
Contributions for the refugees are be
ing received from the government
banks new spaper subscription lists the
American relief clearing house and lial-
ian colonies in North and South Amer.
lea A majority OF the refugees have
little more than the clothes they are
wearing Most OF them are women and
children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Wounded

Private John Smith, brother +.
d. Smith, box ~, Ludington, Mich,
Private Charles ] Hopkins,
brother lanes W Hopkins, Stanton,
Texas
Private George t.. Box, father
James l.. Box no North Grady
street, hltuS, Okla
Private Homer Owens, father
William +. Givens, Cloverdale, Ala.
R4ivatc Charles l. Orr, mother
Mrs Sarah Regnell R T. D. No
s, Lyons, Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Altus Boy
Missing in
MEN WERE FORCED
into A TRAP WITH
ESCAPE DIFFICULT
Barrage Fine Deadly in More
Than One Sense to SammicS,

WASHINGTON, Nov S. american
troops captured by the Germans IN the
trench raid on the morning ot N0vCW
her probably were trapped in thrrr
dugouts and forced to surrender OF be
blown TO pieces with hand grenadeS
without chance for their lives
This is the only explanation which
occurs to army officer, today lacking
any details Of the fighting
Cut OF BY Fire.
General Pershing's brief report
merely stated that the German artillery
I'D dropped heavy barragc fire
about sector Of the trench, cutting the
men off from help No explanation OF
the eight casualties and the twelve men
taken prisoner was received The fac,
that ono wounded German Was cap
tAed. however, Indicated that the
trench had been re-occupicd by the
American forces
Whether the men killed aud wounded
receiving their injuries IN hand hand
fighting with the raidlng German m
fantrymen. or were struck down by
shrapnel, is not known A single
she'll, scoring a direct hit in the trench
might have caused all the casualties
That would not explain, however, tn
surrender Of the remaining twelve.
An Advance Trench.
Presumably the American ttenc
raided was an advance post Wit
only twenty men in II could not hav
hahd front OF more than NJ or % feet
Possibly il was the head OF a sap driyeI
out into No Mans Land at right angle
with the general trench line, to be use'
as a listening and observation post.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
~ Am Proud" Says
Soldiers Brother

Private George l. Box Of Atus,
okla. one OF the Americans wounded in
the first actual fighting OF the war, is
y years old and has been in the SER
vice only six months
When President Wilson declared
United States and Germany IN state
Of war, George BOX priomptly came to
recruiting station here and enlisted
in the regular army
Does Family's Share.
There are ten children in our fam
ilyI he explained te his parents, -Four
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
GAS COMPANY SEEKS
HIGHER RATE IN ADA

The state corporation commission to
day 3, hearing a case brought by the
Mrlhwalic Oh 4 Gas compan yaaginst
the American OIL 4 Rriinini company
which affect, the gas suppl yoi Ada
The McIhwaltc company which dis.
tributes gas to Ada patrons, Is asking
that the American company be com
pellcd ~ furnish gas at a lower rate
and that the rate to patrons OF the com
pauy u Ada be increased
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
GENERAL carp PAYS
VISIT TO CAMP PIKE

Adlutant General Anccl Earp Is ON
an inspection ri pto Camp Pike at Lit
,le Rock He has brother IN the
training camp there General tarp
probably will not return until the latter
part ol the week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
LLOYD GEORGE AND
PERSnING TALK WAR

PARIS. Nov s. Before leaving PariS
for Rome, David Lloyd George the
British premier had long interview
with General Pershmg The American
commander came especially from the
American army headquarters To meet
the British primem minister Field Mar
shal Haig. the British commander also
was present al the conference
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
IE Are CHARGED
kITH BURNING TRASH

complaint against G. NJ Callihan.
slant county attorney, lON Fast
i h street, was filed at the police
on carly today by Chief Brooks Of
fire department Mr. Calllhan is
I eed with burning trash in his yard
iolation oi the city ordinance
)hers against whom similar COM
ats were filed include w X. Mayo,
West Twenty fourth street; DR..
h Ferguson 1915 West Twenty.
| IN street g T. Stoughton. 1901
Thirty fifth street and A V.
MS 2219 West Eleventh street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
|FFRAGISTS PLAN
| STREET MEET here

be advance guard Of a clan OF SUI
Ets which is to invade Oklahoma
November II arrived today Miss
Pincus oi the national party is
from New York to make plans
Ia masSmeeting to he held on the
(ts to advance the cause of the fed
suffrage movmnt
be principal speaker at the Novcm-
! 4 meeting will be Miss Mabel Yer
national secretary OF the woman's
and one Of the hest known speak
|in the woman suffrage movement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
new PEACE Offer
Seen FROM BERLIN

COPENHAGEN. Nov Sit gen
orally believed in diplomatic circles
circles here that the visit 10 Berlin
today OF Count Ouokara Czemin the
Auyro- Hungarian foreign minister.
may he preliminary to a new peace offer
hy the central powers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
|RIkING MINERS
GO BACK TO WORK

TTSBURG. Kan Nov S.-Alexan.
Howau. district president Of the
sas miners, will order the striking
us back to work lhi, afternoon, ac-
ing to a telegram received here
y from Mr. Ilowatt The message
given out by district headquarters.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Killed

PRIVATE THOMAS + EN-
RIGHT, sister Mrs Mary Irwin,
GOAL Prcmo street Pittsburgh
PRIVATE JAMES II GRES
HAM mother Mrs Alice Dodd,
lO0l West Ohio street, Evansville,
Ind
PRIVATE MERLE d, HAY,
father Harry d Hay, Gliddeu,
Iowa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Russians Defeat Turks.
Situation Appears
Graver for Italy
(AAsociated Press War Review J

(AAs0ciated Press war Review.)
Italy's situation appears increasingly
grave today, with the announcement
from Rome that the Tagiiamento river,
west Of which General Cordona estab-
lished his new line after the great re-
treat from the lSonzo, had been crossed
by the Austro German invaders
Not Alyl Crossed.
The crossing OF the river apparently
has not yet been in sufficient force to
compel Cadorna to decide upon aban
doning the Tagliamento line but the
Teutonio commander undoubtedly will
make the most OF the opening he has
forced to debouch against the Italian
positions north and south OF the point
where he has gained a footing on the
west bank OF the stream
Ground Was Marshy.
The SPOT selected by the enemy for
the successful lattempt-near Plnzano
about forty miles from the mouth OF the
river and seventeen miles northwest OF
Udine was at point where the marshy
ground encountered further to the
south begnis to disappear. the bank
rising pcroeptibly on the east river, mar
rowing down
II General Cadorna decides to aban.
don the Tagliamento line, which is by
no means certain, his next natural
stand for the defense of Venice will be
at thc Levnza, from ten to fifteen miles
further west, or finally at the Piave
some ten miles further in that direction
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
ZINC MILL BURNS
AT MIAMI; LOSS
100000
BiIhar7 Officials Puzzled at
Origin Of Fire.

MIAMI, Okla, Nov S.--The SOO.lo
Bilhar1 mill No. at the Blueblrd mine,
near Commerce Six miles north OF
here, was destroyed by fire early today
Officials OF the Bilharl Mining com
pany estimated the loss at 100000
Origin of the fire has not been deter
mined
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
ORR|SON GAS
BY DECEMBER |,
SAYS COMP ANY
This Is Uncertain, Says
Local Manager
e REMOVAL IS SLOW
SoIine Plant viii Not Inter
fere, Is Assurance,

be date ON which Oklahoma City
expect a supply OF gas from the
FlSon field was moved up from No
per Is to December by the Okla
Natural Gas company today
X. Molnard, manager Of the Okla
d Gas & Electric company, today
ucted an investigation as to the
ress OF the pipe line being laid to
Morrison wells.
Indefinite, He Says.
result the earliest date he will
piSe the new supply Of gas, being
ed into the mains is December !
this is indefinite as there NAV be
her delays
pe Oklahoma Natural Gas company,
statement made by its managet, X.
alexander, to Mr. Molinard, attrib-
the delay IN the completion Of the
line to inability to get pipe moved
the Shamrock field to Morrison.
e construction OF the gasoline plant
b OF Morrison will not deMy the
ng OF gas into the mains, according
ir, Alexander
No Deay-AeXandeT.
as will be turned into the pipe line
minute il is completed and the fact
o gasoline plant is under construc-
will bring no delay in the work,
Mollinard quote, Mr. Alexander as
ig O.
mpbell Russell. state corporation
nissioncr. said today that the com
Jon would not permit the gas cont
to hold off turning gas into the
IN order to give 1t time to com
the gasoline plant. He said. how
that there was nothing to pre-
the company from delaying tn,
,letion of the line until the PLAN
ready.
Pipe Shipped
Alexander told MIR Mollnart
four cars OF pipe were shlppet
Erday from the Shamrock field for
fison. The delays in the move.
IS of cars and the fact that it i,
|sHble to get only a certain num-
Of cars Tor certain purposes were
chief obstacles in the way OF III,
bletion of the pipe line, Mr. Alex
said
living to the congestion OF freighI
he Frisco and the embargo OF
by the government there will h,
Us in the moving Of the pipe L
bison" said Mr Alexander "bu
win push the work a. rapidly a.
fblc and by nursing the car situa
to the best OF our ability may b,
to get the pipe on the ground anC
inc completed by December l.
Molinard Surprised.
Mol,nard did not know that
line plant was being erected a
rison until today he said. HI
much exercised as to the effect tina
might have on the completion o
pipe line and the turning OF ga
the mains, but now has Mr. Alex
rs promise that the gasoline plan
not stand in the way OF complet
the pipe line.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Wounded and Others
German Trench Raid

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.--Thrse
Oklahoma boys are included In the
casualty list OF the United States
forces which we're victims 10 Ger
man bullets OF capture in France
Saturday.
The complete casualty list fol
lows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
Fair Tonight and
Tuesday, Forecast

LOCAL FoREcAsT-FAlr weather 20.
NIGHT and tuesday not much change In
temperature.
STARE roaE cAsT-TonIaht and
Tuesday fair weather
KANSAS Fair and unchanged
ARKANSAS-F
WEST TI,NAS- Fair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
SHEAR WILL SUE FOR
LAND AT WATERW0 Works

condemnation proceedings against
property owners in Canadian county
adjoining the new city water works
will be instituted next week according
to Byro Shear, city attorney
Mr. Shear said today that the prop
erty owners would be paid approx
mately 5000 for the property con
demned, which will be used in connec-
ton with the construction OF the plant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
AuStro-German Pressure on
Cadorna'S Middle Line Is
Too Strong for Defenders
TO Resist
ENEMY ADVANCES TO WEST
Russians in Turkey InfIict Lo-
cal Defeat on GernaniC Al
lies and Capture Third Line
Trenches,

ROME. Nov. S.-The Germans have
crossed the Taglamento river, the war
office announces The Austro- German
pressure against the Italian northern
wing has been intensified
BERLIN, Nov 5.-(Nia Londonl- 49,
AuStro- German troops have crossed
the middle TagIiamento river in
northeastern Italy and taken 6,OOO
prisoners. the war office reports
They are advancing toward the west,
Russians Defeat Turks.
PETROGRAD, Nov Sin the re-
gion OF the Black Sea coast the Rus
slams have driven the Turks from the
first line and advanced in some places
to the third line, the war office an
nounces Much booty was captured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-05
R.m..y Morris Is Dead.

JERSEY CITY, n. J., Nov 5-Frank
Morris Ramsay, an author and play
wright whose pen name was Ramsay
Morris, died at his home here yester-
day. Mr Ramsay wrote and produced
the play Ninety and Nine"
The Washington times., 1917-10-08
RAIDERS BOMB MAKES
BRITISH FAMILY RICH

LONDON, Oct. ga family in the
East End is today celebrating the
finding Of a small fortune in gold and
paper money as the result OF one Of
the recent German air raids on Lon
don.
The bomb from a German airplane
totally wrecked the house, and in
digging into the debris members of
the family found that q secret drawer
IN an old bureau had been blown open,
disclosing the fortune that f. believed
10 have been hidden there, probably
=. century age.
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LEGIOS % BOSOg POR
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
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