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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
SEVERELY BURNED RESCUlNG
WIFE AND FAMILY FROM FIRE
MahIon Johnson. with Wife In Arms.
From Building as the
It0Of Crashes In.

Especial 10 The Times-Dis?atch.
WINCHESTER. VA. November =
MahlOn Johnson is in a prccarious CON
dition as result OF being burned early
this morning when rescuing his wife
and children from fire which destroyed
his home near Ftidgeway. w. Va. The
room was anamc from a defective Sue.
when Johnson awokc. tho house was
filed with smoke. The man carried
out his wife and children one by one,
suffering severe burns each time. He
stag Scre1 almost unconsciously from
the building with his wife as the roof
crashed in. Nothing was saved. and
he had no insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
CASE AGAINST MERCHANT
DISMISSED IN DAMVILlE
Judge Mcdowell Holds That No I,,.r
state Commerce Law Vn.
Violated.
Especial to The Tinrs-Di.,,,o

i'I''ltI 10 nc ines DISPATCH
DANNll.Llf VA. November IG.-Tb.
Indictment charging "a nu,nhcr cr lo.
cal retail and wholesale mcrrh,,,,
with violating the antitrust lay, ,,,.
thrown out OF FcdcrdI Court this ,,o,,,'
ing on instructions from Judyc iI,r,y
Cay Mcdowell after the governments.
sue OF me case was heard. Judge Me
DowcIl hcld hat there was no yIoI.-
iion OF Interstate laws. In,
that 1t was an interstate question. m
men nave already been acquitted in
the State courts. "
Three defendants. including tw,
Packing houses. are not dismissed
oneF being not present at tho trial.
inns leaves them open to prosecution
should the district attorney decide In
push the charges further.
Practically all OF the testimony heard
related to AN alleged conspiracy ,o
freeze OUT a consumers j:roccrv
store in North Danvilie. 1. vy,.
charged that tho merchants had agreed
TO buy from no wholesalers who SOLD
direct 10 consumers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
LICENSES.

rho clerk Of the Hastings Court is
sued tho following marriage licenses
yesterday. tNotc-iigureS after names,
denote aEcs):
Wallace l.. Wilson. ~. Williamsburg.
Pa. and Gladys L. Edwards. u, To-
Iouto.
Jesse H.. Lodge. %. and Lottie NJ.
Ross, u, city.
w. Il. Bristow. u. and Grace q.
Rich wine, u, city.
Hunter r. WAGNER, 90. and Eliza
beth W. Dickcrson. 10. city.
Archer Murphy. %. and Ada NJ.
Townsend. IL, city.
y. g.. and Annie ". fillmore. %, city.
Clottic Matthews, II. and Maudc J..
Gardner, IL, city.
Archie X. Lane, -. and Alfredo Won
K. Eosenegk. 20, city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT.
Proceedings in the Virginia supreme
of Appeals Yesterday werc as

Proceedings in the Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals yesterday were as
!ollowS:
No. =. Smith ct ais. vs.. Smith ct ais.
Argued by Judge Daniel Grinnan and
i'm Carter for the appellants. and by
a.. w. Patterson and John Phelps for
.hc appcllces. and submitted.
No. 8. %icffr'es ". Jcffrics ct ais.
l'asscd to March.
?nd No. =. story. trustee, vs.. Wood
Aard ct ais. ,hcard togcthcr). Argued
by l.. L.. Hicks and NJ. Il. Peterson FOR
tho appellants, and by j. T.. Schrell Jr..
for the appcllces, and submitted.
Next cases to he called:
No. =. City of Portsmouth w. Ports
mouth and Norfolk Corporation.
No. :. Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
Company ". Ware.
No. =. Norfolk Southern Railway Com
pany w. Smith.
No. Q. Kirby VS.. Cooker. guardian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
40 Verdict in Wade Case.


F'U''T'T Z" 7 TT" lTHtS7 TJISTIINN
VA, November l6.-Thc
jury in the case OF Rev. Il. W. Wade,
colorcd. failed to reach a verdict in the
Circuit Court to-day. Wade was in
dictcd for fcioniously shooting Charles
Jones. Il colorcd barber who remon-
stratcd with the minister relative to
Two sermons lie preached on September
rom, the shooting taking place thai
niSht after service, making "a flesh
wound. The defendant claimed he
thought from Jomcs's movement he
wanted to do him harm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
Fire Destroy. Allison Home.

TNpoclaI 10 Tho Timc8-DiSpatch.
PULASKI. VA, November lG.-Fire
TINS m"rnimg destroyed tho residence
OF y. II. Allison. the nremcn being I'M
able |" cope with the situation. owing
u" TO-" water pressure, resulting from
ro!tdliIoh OF reservoir IN account of
drouth. The timely discovery per-
m'ittcd he saving Of the household
furnishing. The loss is about $4,000.
with $500 insurance. The fire orig
mated from unknown cause in an out
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
Southern Railway system

'-'-'- -" ne ---.4l -.
SS.S"-'S N1Ss1' 49, hGAIauIu,YI 49,. ~
Souti-Ia.y. 800 "A. b., ODsyrvainnS' tnt
ioI. Iaie Gar; C.VV T.. ri. Sleeper =, i"I-
ii.ie. open 800 4. III. $3.50 T.. 81. loo. ~
DAYS.
-urk iNse- Line-7:Sa A. II an. 49,,
T.. NJ. datiy local 10 West Point 5.In"p ~
ua.tL; 1897 3Gna@y. StSan'vr TI.1u con.
Trains arrive i.iCEInoaG-rIou ~.
go 4. :i; I:2. +. 81. $50 T.. S.. Jmir:
b:fo a. Nj. except Sunaay. FruIn 49,;
Point. s;-o A.. Il. ana o:lS L.. Nj an.Hn'
day. 't aob-
ONCE 9O1 r. Main 81. Phone ,,,,. =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
NlcMMn>n .,,E ,cnlk M.rkr1

7 NT''''I STF'EE YNFU,
RICHMOND. VI. November is ,af-
L'Yi' 'or "'"n ending November i.'
Z a n'''s tte-fS. ~. A.. iueuIGu, TO -ooo
,ha,: common 70 fair. 1Is Cnoics h.ft."".,
- .s'o'"i' 10 GOO. .aS: common "a
fY"m' hMt' '"'niuo" to fair. 9. -. RI
-" ? hhcuiun 10 good. ~. q ~: com
g." 'I ia,f' ~: nn'. Hrst heavy t.,.Is IL.
mo, , Ign, """,. Best calves. ~: com
is - uc a. I-'t; i!Ml2'1 Best hesvy ho1.
s"%s -nd stag. i30ld. Rest sheen. h@S
V'' I"t go ~ no.. Beat i-mbs. i5US
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
SrINGS TRUST DEEDS.

!. Preston Carson ct Tx. to Pollard
4 Long. trustees. Is acres. known AS
'Dundc".' southwest corner WeStharnp-
ton Road and Park Avenue. November
u. l"l1; Nl.S06.
IL. trustee. lot with detached brick
residence, 80. 1900 thereon on Everett
street. November .. 1917; $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
OF Ginter Park. November S. 1917;

OF nter Park. November s. 1917:
81. 1876.
w. c. Blanton. trustee, to Valentine
Macgi ct al, 10 acres near Pioneer
Ea ptist Church. on north side Of Oar
Uptown Road. November Is. 1917; ST.
A6l.5o.
Il. Raleigh Phillips ct al, trustees, to
Frank y. IIermance ct uS., l acre near
Ninc-Mile Road. adjoining lands OF
u. C.. Buchcller. November G. 1917;
sl.1Oo.
w. s. Robinson, trustee. to Mercy
Lane. lots Nos. /. .. 3, 4 and S. in block
y, Scbree's Addition. November l, 1917;
$1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
Soldier Die. From Appcnd,r;u.

liAMrToN, a. November is.-pyi.
ratc Ellis Charles. Of Ecl.a. Va. yvhn
was serving at Fortress Monroe ,y.,i
a Ein died in the hos
pital AT the fort this afternoon. lie
was stricken with appendicitis early
to-day. The body will he soni io
kclsa for burial. lie was twcnty-fou,
years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
NEW yoHk rEonrCE MARKET

~a5vW, erconii.ifi1., u, "e, = h"w, ,HS.r.
fpeo. steady; fac granuisted SIS Rut,cr,
hrm: 'hscse. fteeds. SPOT ccrcc, steady
Cottors"cd oil wsn qulct 2nd irrcEul. =
November SHOWING irmu"sS on inort cover.
Ing. while otrCr positions wor. irriiH".
lower under liquidation. January acld .
Is.2J and closed. - - crude Wa CASTOR
Tcndcrs. 1870 l]-Frcls. Sales. 500 parcel.
Prime cTud" i...i nominal .Ciosc. quiet
sIo,. 1900 bid. November. i.5: p"ceun.r
IS ~; J4nUary. lAco. March, 1919. Msy
80 n, asked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
Atlantic Coast Line

HHS 1870 B.. 49, -. Al, ~
AAi-,ii'L JIAi 30. 1917,
tEAi-.o LA-ANL ItILIAAO.l iAur
to' f.S'iIA ..4t Soutn. az. y. ii. ana
OF ANoIioIH. $50 "a. 81. 500 40.
T.. A.. .4.oY n. NJ. iS:45 j.. N. "' ''os
A. III. 800 r. NJ, $3.50 T.. NJ. ''
FoT fclSFs1uIs. l-.SO a. NJ. C..s
49,. a. A.. s.V0. n. III. 80 A.. ~;
ss i. H. ~ A. y IA" l.. NJ. .;a. Il. 81.
hTr "oid"Doro e"d f.yettcvile: 900
iiains arrive Richmond uany: b;o.
- n. NJ, ~. A. NJ. SEQ a. 81. "iInl
s::5 r: NJ. 80 +. Al. $500 r. 81. a.
Except sunday. .Sunday only
Time OF urti"a! and duDartUsu and c,,.
Ecct!ons not Guaranteed Soo'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
To and from Warrington and b,,nnd-n,u,

~iIchinond- Washington Local, I.v. fl.J0 PM.
week days, sLlb PM, sunday; ar. eil.25 AM,
uhily. r Sshtirg Accom-. week days, Ly.
ft.lo I'M; n. 60 n. Ashland Accom-. week.
days, Lv.s'.2'A 81 90 PM; hr.l6.3D AM, 5.42 pM
Abba ticket and baggage Offices not open
for this train. Main ~ S,a
tByrd 81. Sta. (s,opping Mt E.lbal. eEiha Sia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
MIscEi.I.A>Eor, MArhl.,.
DRY GOODS

,,cr. toEk ~Novcmhcr l6.-Cotton GOOD.
,yo ~, WIN prices hrin. Buyiu. e..
inst.utt,"1r iimm'"[t n]Yi''cry running in mos,
,"t'l on heavy goods Yarns arc Sn'
y,u.'i",ly %" low numncrs. Wool ,n.Isct..
NHr" STEADY. broau SINKS. 0uici
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
R',Hh oNB Hay MARK Fl.
t:niesIie Quotation an I:>cb,pr.
Nav YORK tINE sTnCk MARKET
I.ichmnnd. =. Nnyr,

N,.N l.th november l@.-i:""yos. firm.
.yt ?i.'.H SEQ. bulls. S5.jOW 5000:
,r,''a ,Lr..sgi.r; ,ca's. ,iLoon sis .:
stst.5 'H'''" caves S%-1
sheep and lambs. steady &C. strong sb,.,
~, 49, Lambs. t!5.5yW SIZE, cul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
ur.T,>Gs urI.EAsE DEED.

Pollard & Montague. trustees. 10 J.
Preston Carson. Z acres, known az
dundee" southeast corner Wcsthamp-
ton Road and Park venue. NOvem
Der l3, 1917; Sl6,S0o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
NErEESEl,nE r1..r

,tf, ~ ltuuS"Is. fIUinin'r \. %. Irc ,
81 iI'"S' ~ Va. November iS-Su.n
80. mITa Si""hI. market stcady IT ,2i,
,rrE'"ias farmers stocA.. market stestr.
rTt,oc H""!.n, > S"iis r"r pound cItra
p,r MnuMN - P''''', - 'eItS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
Hr:NnICo RELEAsE DEEDS,

II. =. Htchcson ct al. trustees. to
Frank g.. Lowry. lots Nos. 26 and -.
~ section No. =. On plat Of "Dahlia
Farm" aud lot No. II. in block X. plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17

CHICAGO. Novomh"r s.-Grsl rricca ran
Wy tn-iaN mainly because Of = s,erritv ~
"7er;nIS. ,vrn finished unsettled. hut q.
20" "a '"niS net nisucr. with December
-r.p end May } ih". 10 l,iji2. oats gained
: 1" cent. Thsrc were declines OF > 10 IS
".uts ia provisions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
BOND LIST

Asnms: Tr.,!ns Paper s....--.. 81
Atlantic 49, Sa7.
a. g S'n" :..'.............. Sill,
- G: l.. ,cv. As tBalumortj ihidj: -
Shesapeakc and ohio ~. 4L4s...... 70
; ness pcake and Ohio cv. s..... !"
IriEfrtt and Myers T"~. 5s....... sj
Mrrrnn.,, ~ J. op. Observation-Disclosures. al,
Sephna,a a., -. W, s''..'...-....... gti.
Sou: h"rn ~ ..,c ""J' "S''......-....... ~.
Sout rH"utm"N A ''.................. So.
y ;. Registered =. '.Gu hidl... 49,
I. ;. Registered -. 1915 ihiuI ~ q,
7. =. IIi"Sist"r"d Is. 1926 ,bidt ....... Ic5
y IGE tan.rna ai 1871 thid,........ so
- l1hcrlE Loan "'ls .............. a>Gt
- = S.'''' iI'.f'N Loan i~.......... 20
= :. Stcc. : {. Is .... o..
Ma Brown RroS Wv VA 'ashedl.., Is
Na-tar Chemical -. rs did ..-... %
NS-tar. chemical 90. ~. Is bid, .S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
COTTON M,uErrS

NN ''Fk NNN"Wh0r s-rh, cortnr
,..I'' M"r '"ii.lH'iH nC~Nous ana un-
i,InSS c't 70 = S a.."yly. January r.'lt.i to .;..c.
wv prohc i" 81 ~ IN" late trading. art
closed ~ 'ha, level, with rhc c,no-.l IL;
giytlnE T,rN" a. I" no, n"ciin" II = To- -
points Ruiuor. that officers Of M %,y-
n"'ij. to'tou ENrh-ug. hrb been insit,n 10
" H7hinriup for the r'rpuS" OF discussing
tn" p~ucEl'Nn o.; regulating or uXluE I,Nl.
mum ir'"' tor yuti"n w.re ,o-siI.ro,i
LprErlN cspous'hi" tor ~" '"lo aIicruoon
hr'nt. 'i"nrN'-". tho .,liiuE N,. .iirlu,ad
=" iner.as'G er"' on"rinr> sud uc~you uc,T
"''r IN" Fu1"r'sN -|tGaftu. Tlt 'r.I.
r'FhF. p pr"luIucri ta.tUG. earlier lou ~.
w"ck w"S los soiitv. whit" there v.s
.,h'iF'' southern -'iiiur. liquidation ..d.
o%6'r'nEs ""r" received from horh Eastern
ard Western e""'i"gs OF tho bolt Southern
N.''rs received her said 'nr' trr-c MA
ben s. arg" turnover during tho H,s. COZ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17

Market worry active on all fruits Ano veke-
tabln, Apple market very nrm. Potatoes
ar,tC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
Richmond. Va. November !

Poultry Market dun. R~u,ter-MarIet
iaNer aud wca k"- E~cgs-Ma-h-, fairly ac-
tive: outlook lnwcr. Hii~y->iarkst arm At
quotations. N,.iS-SCar rec. wanted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
CHESAPEAKE &oHIO RAILWAY

N.... 49,. sc - west. --.yI n .I.t
Main Line Local. 400 a. I.IE -
Jaiilch River Line. -. % 80. =
n. News. Nh. $3.50 a, 100 "a .1.ba -
ola Point, 's.sp D. ga .SH -
Newport Mems. Local. 100 ..is -
Trains 1rTIy. ~
IRON. NiuIh. 'li.iO a, sI:3y n .,
\. %cws...,56 a.: 500 =. from NJ
1910 a.. - 10 y. Locals. :io eat-
James River. ts:"S a.. '5.lO %. - u
DAILY Except Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
Richmond &Petersbur,
Electric RAILWAY
Norfolk q Western i,a,Iway

UNLl N!.I--i.AiI. LIN TO NONrDIk|
rt EeaSe pyta st.s"! station. Richmond.
'si FUn r w YSt tiit1 Il; ~; tt:Oo j.. NJ
te:tS A. NJ: 'y:6G A. NJ: 900 i. NJ" !S:5i
Arrive nichlnonu itoiH SorM =. .,,,
4; M...c;ao /. NJ. 900 r. 81. From i !.
1i20 r. NJ -6;l1 J.. NJ. 900 Z. ~. I. Az
IDaiy. iDiiiy except Sunday. ISunsar
w WIZ Il. BEvI1.1- W. s.,>."e
& i. EHU;sIIt2eSYh oke' -. Roanoka
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17
RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway ComDan7

The Progressive runway of Tho south:
irains leave daily . A. NJ. Norlinn local
l2:Iy =. NJ. S..cpcrs Atlanta and ,:achs,n.
xil!e: rs. r. 81. T!ecpsrs JucLsnn.ile' II.
petersburg. 'oliIwti~, coaches I0.rI. y 81.
Atlanta. Birmingham Special. lig 4 III
SI""uers Jacksonville. Tumpt. Trans .fr-i..
= NJ, C.Jy T. NJ ' 'r''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-17

&C. Co.. N asSd,3s. @ass@ p.Pls s, f ';osE, ,: IL
bale.
..To'u, to day It Ill rer,s-N~, rccclp,s.
:s;!l. Sslos; o'port.. soo73 h.lcs; a,ovR.
Tcit, Tor yscl 80, receipts. ,o:ly, bales:
cNrorts. l21lil u,l.s.
TrtHl for season Set rccoirt.. 49, -5
bile. exports. i5iy.I5c halcs.
new ORLEANS. Noycmb.r ia.-Neryous
fuctu4'ions. vulcL declines rud NUM- re-
.%cNcrtcs featured cotton trading Nor, "a.
day. Tho market remained below III. Lowell
OF yesterday : clos" most "i tn" Sc~Ni"n. and
tlot'Hi ~ ih' lowest. % net loss az -. e" 4!
ro!n,s. Liquidation Of H. long .ccmirt was
ore OF the m"ig reasons Tor tn" lower l~vc'
hut there wrs mu"n short selling based
rhi@fy on m" t"arish construction placed
In prtvai" bureau returns on ginning. point
ing {" "A larger outrut this last period th,a
for tho game r"riof last ''.r Around tho
st4ndiur 81 IN advance %! . uolnts. viii,
creased. "srIyiuE IN. cur.r" I.s, to love,
lrrcls From thi, ihcrc wEs . rorovcrv ana
nn"iir with many minor rocc,sions the
6 points o'.r yesterday clos" on the uc. r
months and 3 30 / points under or the
distant. \ part OF III" huyinE which stim-
ulat.G thir recovery wa caused Nv IN.
large foreign shipments OF the day. amount
Ing 30 tA1it b"l" from 81 United States
rpo. cotton. s,ceay snd urch.nrot sale.
on the SPOT. l.t2' hslea, to arrive. irs
bales. Hldtli1-. 1900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
President Asserts Berlin
Seeks to End War While
Aggressions Are Secure
In Spirited Flag Day Speech Executive Declares
Nation Forced Into War By Teuton Insults,
Will indicate Honor and Add Luster to
Old Glory Before Conflict Ends.

WASHINGTON, June 14.--President Wilson warned the
American people in agday address the Washington
ument grounds today that Germany has carried into effect the
greater part her immediate plan of conquest and Is
gotating intrigue of peace designed to end the
while her aggressions
One Autocracy Ridden Empire.
"All the central empires the president declared, have
been cemented into great auocracy empire throw
troll the of Europe and beyond the Meder
into the heart Of Asia This achieved he said ut
understand why Germany fostering propaganda Of
an early peace.
Peace Peace, Peace"
Peace has been the talk of her foreign Of
flee for more said the president "A little OF tho
talk has been made public but most of it has been private
Through all of channels has and in all sorts
Of The military masters under whom Germany bleed
ing clearly to the point that has brought them They
peace with the immense advantages still in their
hands which they have this point apparently gained they
will have justified themselves before the German people, they
will have gained by force what they promised to gain by it."
War Aims Declared Anew.
Before great audience President Wilson declared
the aims and purposes Of the United States entering the
world
to the memory of George Washington the president told thou
sands gathered about him that the United States had entered
the not alone keep the world safe for democracy but also
because the extraordinary insults and aggressons of the Ger
man government left choice but to take in de-
ense of rights free people and of honor
ereign government"
Purpose Old Traditions.
The Stars and Stripes going to strange land the
dent said for purpose old American traditions
For there is but choice said the president
to stand in this day of high resolution when every
principle hold dearest to be vndcated and made
for the salvation Of nations We ready plead the bar
of history and flag shall uster Once
shall make good with lives and fortunes the great facts
to which born and glory shall shine in the
of our people
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
ROOSEVELT URGES
LOYALTY TO FLAG
BUT IS CRITICAL
Colonel RompS on Delay in
War Protests,

LINCOLN. Neb., June ll-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt in speech which
he delivered here today at the oelebra
ton OF the semi centennial Of the state
hood OF Nebraska, criticized the ma
,ional policy oi the United States for
failure 10 protest promptly againS'
German tuthlesSnes and brutality, de
ploted national failure to prepare ior
the war. pleaded for undivided loyal,,
to the American flag, denounced III,
paoiists, and asked for genetou, sup.
port and for the use Of the Red Cros.
in caring for American truops on Eu
ropesn haulefieids.
we permitted our national policy
he said. ito bs swsyed by the nstlons
devotion and national antlpsthiss 'of met
who exercise the rights Of American citi
sens but showed themselves traitors q
lcon,lnvsd On Page 4, co,omn ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
$50 Shipbuilders
Strike; Employer
Won't Buy a Bond

TAMPA, Fla, June iA.-Be-
cruise Ernst Kreehef, general man
sgtf OF the Tampa Engineering 4
Shipbuilding company, refused to
buy a Liberty bond, $50 employees
quit work today, ueing up con
struotion Of two steel ships.
The Rotary club, which Is con-
dieting a campaign for loan sub
soriptions, sent committee TO
&reehsr yesterday and they said he
told them that while an Ameh-
can citizen, he would not pay to
aid the war against his relatives
and friends In Germany, when
the men received the repor, they
ufuek and their leaders said all
the employees Of IN. plant had
walked out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

Subscriptions to the Liberty loan to-
day boosted the amount taken IN Okla
homa City over the three million dollar
mark and resulted in oversubScribing
the allotment ,hiSf city by $j5 500
Final Plans Made.
Plans 10 wind up the campaign with
grand flourish that will still further
oversubscribc the loan went forward
nevertheless for il was reported that
the state is behind with It's uota an!
tina, the cities will have to make up a
shortage in the country districts,
Banks here will remain open until
midnight to receive late subscriptions
and applications also will be taken al
the bond registrars desk a, the Cham
Der OF Commerce until that hour. Bells
are TO ring every hour from J o'clock
this afternoon until 10 o'clock tonight
10 remind those who have not taken
bonds tha, the hours Of opportunity are
fitting.
Information TO the effect that appi.
cations for small bonds will be filled
first has been received by w. s Guth.
rie, vice president OF the Farmers Ma.
tional bank
Bank Adds TO Purchase
The State National bank has in
creased Us subscription to 81 .N0OT
which includes the amount the hanl
has taken for itself its directors an,
customers
The Wilkin-Hale State hank ,odal
telegraphed for $4,000 additional it
bonds making its total subscription
$4,000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
Persons Injured
in Wreck Able to
Leave Hospital

The death list as a result of the head
on collision between Santa Fe pas
senger train and an extra cattle trair,
which occurred Yesterday morning five
miles south of Oklahoma City will be
limited to the two engineers, J A. Hall
OF the freight, who was instantly killed
and George Rain OF the passenger train
who died at the hospital at 8 o'oloos
las, nigh, from injuries received in the
wreck, All other persons who were in
lured in the collision are today re.
ported to be rapidly recovering and
many have recovered sufficiently to al.
low them to leave the city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
Constantine Asks
People to Remain
Calm in Crisis

ATHENS, June 1.-The ptoolams
ton Of former King Constantine, an
nounoing his abdica,ion was posted
Throughout, the streets today. I, says
"Obeying the necessity OF fulfilling
my duty toward Greece, am departing
from my beloved country with the heir
to the throne and am leaving my son
Alexander my crown. beg YOU to se-
eept my decision with calm as the
,lish,es, incident may lead to a gr,a,
catastrophe"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14

71HE American people are in
no danger OF undergoing
q what the Belgian people
have undergone and are still suf-
fcring They need not fear the
terror that invaded France and
still has its heavy hand upon
portion OF French territory and
French people. There is little
danger that we will suffer Zep-
pelin raid, and other attacks such
as Germany has been able to in
ilict upon England
But let 1t be remembered that
some Americans-many OF our
brsvest and our best young men
will suffer death, wounding and
torture such as our allies have
suffered for three years and are
suffering still, and that they will
be fighting by the side Of their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-14
WILSON EXPOSES new GERMAN PEACE INTRIGUE
THE USES OF THE LIBERTY LOAN

French and English comrades TO
save America and to save the
world from any present extension
OF this horrible war and the dan
ger Of any recurrence OF 1t in the
worlds history.
The Liberty loan Is to be used
in the interest not only OF Amer
lea and Americas soldiers; II Is
to be used to fight for the bene-
fit OF the world, for the uphold
Ing Of civilization, OF humanity,
and for the future as we'll as the
present.
Money has never been devoted
to more noble purpose. 1t Is
such a contribution to humanity
and civilization, TO the future Of
civilization and humanity, that
Americans Of this and Of succeed
ing generations may well be
proud Of.