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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
DISCUSSION RENEWED
OVER JtFfS SPEECH
Persons Present Disagree ms to what
WAS Said Certain Point tx That
MIR. Elts son Made no Prom
ises About Game Conn
nsissionershfp.

Discussion Of just what was said AT
political meeting at Jems. was re-
aewed yesterday in a statement ay
Leen al! Na1He alel FSoSd 4lcltoway
el.I come Of their TRENDS as TO what
they Understood tn. Rev. w. w Royal
To So" in speech on that occaaion.
These gentlemen have presented to
The Virginian a letter and state
ment covering their recollection Of
what actually occurred. These docu-
ments follow:
Richmond, Va. August 5, 1917.
Editor Virginlan,
Sir.--on Friday. August 3. 1917. in
an editorial YOU branded a false the
statement given by US 10 the News
leader in which I'VE said that Rev.
behalf Of Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson at
1914. said thai Mr.. Elfyson had prom
lsed him, II elected governor. that he
would not reaTooint Hon John s.
Parsons com missioner of fisheries. and
ycu copied into this editorial state
ment issued by MFR. Ellyson's head
quarters and signed by Mir. Royal and
two other men In which we were
charged with deliberate falsehood.
We wish to state that we correctly
stated just what Mr., Royal said in
tho interview that was given the News
Leader. and the fact that that gen-
tleman and his two friends now deny
that he made such statement does
not make what we said any the less
true. We have as a matter or pre-
caution, however. secured the at
tached signed statement from some Of
the most prominent citizens Of York
county who were present on the oc-
casion Of Mr.. Royals speech at JeTs.
Virginia. which statement supports In
full the truth and accuracy OF the In
terview given by us to tho News
Leaders reporter.
In view of the great injustice done
us by your editorial, we demand that
you publish in The Nirginian this
letter and the attached statement.
Yours very truly,
LEON NJ. BA2ILE
LEON NJ. BA2lLE,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

San Francisco. August 5.-John
I4ampas, a young clerk, gave the Red
Cross his automobile. his gold watch.
his bank deposits of 1891 and t25 in
cash. Having thus, he said, dis
posed OF all his worldly possessions.
he enlisted in the army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
EXCHANGING Confidence.

The two men in blue were ex~
changing condolences on the verando
Of big military hospital.
did you go to the big society
party they gave for US crooked fell
lows yesterday"
Yes said the other. and shud-
dered
what did you think OF it?''
Believe me. old bloke I'd rather
have another ball go through mo
than go through another ball"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
A Card for Mercer
For Reelection City Sheriff.

We, the undersigned Attorneys aIaw take pleasure IN
stating that have known Herbert Mercer Sheriff of the
City Of Richmond for time and have found him
tent courteous and well qualified discharge the duties
Sheriff:
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His Experience.

The pert elevator boy In the biz
hotel was airing his views to a pass
senger on the proper conduct Of chill
dren.
What do you know about ft9~
laughed the passenger. You're not
married. are your"
Well. no." replied the boy. an ho
flung open the gate on the top floor
for his passenger to step out. but I've
brought a good many families up III
my time
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was announced. Mr. Royal further
stated that II Mr.. Pollard was elect
ed. he would reappoint Mr.. Parsons
as commissioner OF fisheries.
tSigned) w. s. HOLLOWAY.
tsigned) JOSEPH BUNTING.
tSigned) c. d. BUNTING,
(Signed) i +. c. WATKINS.
tSigned) W. d. CARMINES.
(Signed) J. r. MOORE.
Following the meeting DR.. Royal
issued a signed statement declaring
absolutely that he had received from
Mr.. Ellyson no assurance In regard
to the Office OF commissioner of Ash
cries. and that he had not made any
statement purporting to represent
Mr. Eliyson.s intentions
MIR. Ellyson also very promptly
snd clearly declared that he had
i1fade Ho+ promise -rer of' against any
person in the state with respect to
any Office under the control OF the
governor.
With the differences OF opinion pc
tween DR.. Royal and those gentle
men who signed his statement with
him, and Mr.. Bazile and his friends,
We have no concern, The Virginian
however, is entitled to call attention
TO the editorial mentioned by Messrs
Bazille and Holloway and direct no.
tice to the fact that these gentlemen
We're not mentioned or alluded to
The EDITORIAL itself was directed to
the fiat statements of the News
Leader and the statement OF Dr.
Royal.
out Of the mass of contradictory
statements. one point is perfectly
clear: Mr. Ellyson made no such
promises as were attributed to him
in the News Leader story.
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Anderson. Geo. Wayne
Anmons. r. Allen
Anderson, Jas. l.
Anderson, Sam'l. A.
Atkinson, &. IA. ,s w., w.
Merry. Benz, IT 'F'
Bronson. w. s.
Bazile. Leon VI.
Beale. Cyrus w.
Beverley. w. W.
Blake. Jno. J.
Bloomberg. II. z.
Bocock, Jno. H.
Bowe, Stuart
Bremner. Leith q.
Brown, Wnlla,s F.
Bryan. George
Byrd, Fulton g. Byrd
Cabell. P. a.. c.
Cabell. r. r.
Cannon. James K.
Carter. Hill
Carter. S. r.
Cary. Hundsdor
Cary. Lucius F.
Chichester. C. NJ.
Cohen. A. f.
Cohn. J. S.
Collins. Allen @.
Cox. Edwin P.
Crawford, VIM. E.
Crowder. Chas. w, IN.
Cutchins & Cutohin.
Coke. Jno. A.. Jr.
Christian, g. G..
Christian, Geo. L
Dashiell. r. Grayson
Davis, B. II.
De Saussure. w. p.
Dickinson. A. 3.
Digs. Isaac
Drew. l. H.
Duval & Duval
Eggleston. Jno. g.
Ellis. Anerew ].
Farinhoit, e. v.
Finnigan. McC. q.
Fletcher. r. c.
Flegenheimer. Melvts
Florance. r. r.
Gardner, Thos. W.
Garrett, Roland
Gary. J. v.
Gay, Thos. B.
Goldbarth, irwin 8.
Goode. A. c.
Goodwin. H. W.
Gordon. James W.
Grinnan. Daniel
Guigon. A. B.
Gum & MathAws
Guy & Lea
Glenn. II. c.
Gordon. r. c.
Hanson. @. A.
Haw 4 Haw
Haxelgrove, L. c.
Hal1er. e. NJ.
Henley. Hall q Hall
Hobson. Haskins
Holiday. A. l.
Howard, John
Howard. Overton
Howell. Arden
Hunton, Eppa. Jr.
Hutzler. A. b.
Hirschberg. Jno.
Ingram. Jno. l.
jackson, G. c.
Jones. Laney
Kelly. 8. l.
kirsh. A. J.
Lamb. Brockenbrough
Lewis. James T.
Lewis. l. l.
Iightfoot & Tucker
Long. r. M.
Lone. John l.
Louthan, r. G.
Lovenstein. Benz.
Leake 4 Buford
Leake. d. H.
I4eary. Ernest ".
NAeAASHh ~
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Marye. L. r. W.
Masinter. Morris l.
Massie. z. G.
May, Irving
Meredith, Wyndham r.
Miller. Henry r.
Minor. James F.. Wig
Minor. John b.
Montague, Hill
Montague. R. l.
Moore, T. Justin
Mosby. N. Thos.
Moss. Thoe. o.
Mullen. James
Mcclure. Murray NJ.
Mcneil. w. s.
Newton, w. Jr.
Nunnally. J. c.
Nelson. Leon M.
O'Flaherty. d. c.
O'FIaherty. Wilmer L.
Pollard, II. r.
rage. Chaa s.
Page, James C.
Patterson. A. W.
Patteson. 8. & p.
Peyton. r. e.
Phillips. e. Raleigh
Pitt, A. Taylor
Pollard, r N.
Pulliam, Willis G.
Page & Leary
Pickrell. John
Parrish. ]. s.
Powers. r. D.
Rawley. Heath J.
Rawley. J. Kent
RELY. Henry c.
Russell. Cha2. c.
Ryan. E. l.
Ryland. Robt. A.
Redd. II. Carter
Sadler. Jos p.
Sands, Alex. II.
Sands, c. r.
Stern. 10. Lane
stern. Cary Ellis
Sheppard. J. r., Jr.
Scott q Buchanan
seaton. Emmett
Seay. Perry
Shapiro. Isadof
SHIELD. Phil B.
Sheppard. Robt. A.
Smith. H. Laurie
Smith. H. M. Jr.
Smith. Hiram NJ.
Smith. p. Albert
Smith. Percy 8.
Smith. Willis B.
Smith & Smith
Snead. ~hos. B.
spotswood, M. l.
Sutton. r. T.. Jr.
skipwith, Geo. N.
Swartwout. J. B.
Sydnor. Walter
Talley. Robt. H.
Talley. Thos. I.
Taylor. Jos. c.
Thomson. e. B.
Throckmorton. c. W.
Turner. J. N.
Tyree. Lewis
Taylor. Henry. II.
Tucker. w. G.
Tenant. w. Brydon
Wexford. B. Rand.
Wexford, ]. Med.
Welsh, Jno. B.
wendenburg. L o.
White. D. M.
White. q. b.
Wicker. John. n.
Wictham. +. A..
williams. c. W.. n.
Williams, G. u. JP.
williams. e. r..
Williams, Lewis G.
Wilson. R. b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

Brotherhood.
Go find your brothers In the world
and see that these be many, for :
mans strength IL multiplied by the
number OF his brothers.-Irvfne
Bachelor.
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was announced Mr.. Royal further
stated that II Mr.. Pollard was elect
ed. he would reappoint Mr.. Parsons
as commissioner OF fisheries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
CALOMEL SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Nasty drug salivatcs, makes
you sick and. you lose
a days work.

Every druggist in town-your drug
r,,, and evcrbody'S druggist has no.
u,ed great falling of in the sale OF
ealomcl They all give the same rca.
son. Dodson's Liver Tone IS taking
~ place.
"Calomcl is dangerous and people
know il. while DodSons Liver Tone 3,
Perfectly safe and gives better results.
,aid s-rtomlncnt local druggist bod.
sons Liver Tone is personally guaran-
,rcd by every druggist who sells il \
large bottle cost so cents. and IL II
fails TO give easy relief in every case
o: liver sngg,ShneSS and constipation
yen have only to ask Tor your money
back
Dodson's Liver Tone il n pleasant.
4 e,ing, purely vegetable remedy, harm.
less to both children and adults. Take
a spoonful a, night and wake NJ feel
irg fine; no hil,ouSneSS, sick head
ache, acid stomach or conStipa,ed bow
els II doesn't gr,pc or cause ineon.
Ntnieuce all the next day like violen,
cilcmel Take dose oi calomel ,oda,
END tomorrow YOU will feel weak. Sicl
and nauSeated Don't lose day,
work Take DodsonS Liver lone IN
stead and feel 'ine, full OF ygor anC
ambition.-Adw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20

office car: the second, assault or in
reference with postal clerks. K y
Collier and Herbert Baker, the third
taking OF letter and a package from
the mail the fourth asSaulting Collier
and Baker with intent to steal mail
and putting their lives in jeopardy by
means OF guns and pistols and nth
rohbing the persons oi the two clerk,
and putting their lives in lcopardy ,
\ jury was obtained after the cNami
nation Of numerous yenlrcmcn Berth
oli went ON the stand a, o'clock BE
lore cour, adjourned he told. under tn,
questioning oi United States Atorne,
FLYNN, OF movements on the night o
the robbery He was to resume tn
stand today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
DAVIS ALLEGED
PAL IS WITNESS
W. T, Bcrthoff Tells Story on
Stand,

TUCSON Arg. Ich ~ DopcOrall
Event, Of the early par, of the night
ou which the Rock lsland's Golden state
Limited was held up At Apache Arli,
were rccowtci late Monday hy " T.
Berthoii at the trial oi Joe Davis and
Jeff Sputlock. which began Monday
morning in the United States diNric,
court before ludpc Nawtcllc Bcr,hoii
is accused with Da,,, and Spurlock
When /, va, announced tina, he
would he a witness m the afternoon
Judge " l. Batuum ~ Phoenix. AZ.
,otney Tor Spurlo,k. and Norman rru.
it, attorney Tor Davis. asked for scv.
etanceS OF their clients. hut both we're
denied
Betthoii has been kept At the United
States immigration station apart from
Davis and Sputlock. who have been
specially guarded at the county Jail
The two were escorted IN cout, h,
deputies armed with ,hutgun,
There are five counts IN the ludi,'
men, against Nputlo,k and Dayi, Tn,
iir,t charges the entering OF pos,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20

Mrs Celia Jones a. years old. die
TN. morning At q local hospital Mrs
Jones was the wife ~ NJ ~ Jones, King
fisher, Okla The body was sent 10 King
fisher this morning by rerrinc 4 nshn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20

A customer remarked the other day that
these blouSes grew on onc-one likes
them better the second time AZ any rate,
they arc diiterent-and II IS a difference OF
distinction and character All from de
,cners who have Won their spurs in Paris
and New York The Whilom Waist, once
osrrac1ed by pari, because OF its American
origin. now a hlouse-and the very apple OF
fashion, eve Hundreds here.
\ blouse Of wolfe in stripes. plain collar,
trimmed at the iron, in crochet buttons 49,
sos
A blouse Of bcm'titchcd yoie, collar fin
,hed daintily in crocheted edge, gold and
whtc-SS95
\ linen wei, blouse, slipoycr style, with
dots in several sizes The collar and cuffs
are trimmed IN white lncn-SSO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
Vella Vennos,lre

Vclla Ncnnos,lne, infant son Of Mr. an
Mrs Nennnstlnc, northwest of city, die
last night Funeral was held this morn
ing IN pettinc A Hahn chapel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
Deaths


@ " Howell 10 wears old, Packing
town, died this morning ~ , o'clock Mf
Howell was the father ef ]. W Howel
" this city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
Joplin Siren
Well Known
In Oklahoma
Spectacular Career at Mus
kogee, CIaremOre and
OUrant, Barred

MUSkOGtE, Okla, tch 2O-tNpe
ciaD-Mr, Zoe Wilkinson Cunning
ham. pretty blonde ,itc OF Thomas
Cunningham. Joplin millionaire banker
who is threatening 20 Sue ior q divorce
and return to his huuSckccpcr Mrs
Tab,ha Taylor. was muJhly married
woman before She ever urcd the Joplin
man into ma,rimony, 1t became known
here yesterday when she was identified
as Mrs Zoe W,lkSSon-h -hcrrng Bur
cham Cunningham formerly ot MuSko-
gee, tlarcmore and Durant Okla
Defendant in Suit
Mrs Taylor, alleging She was the
common law wife u birmingham Tor
eighteen years. has sued Mrs Cunning
ham for 2MOn for alienation ol at
ict,ionS She also sued Cunningham
ior divorce and $4,000 heart balm
hu, is expected to drop this suit after
becoming reconciled to the aged banker.
Amos GipSon, formerly proprietor OF
the Turner hotel here, hu, now Kan.
Sas City banker, bought the Cunning
ham bank stock from Mrs Wilkinson a
month or So ago and because OF this
deal It was discovered tina, the banker
had been married
Graduate OF Os,eopsth School.
Mrs Wilkinson Gerring Burcham
Cunningham is said to he a graduate
Of the School oi Osteopathy at Kinks,
vile. Mo, where she met DR. G. w
Geffine with whom she lived for a
while at Durant. Okla
Their matrimonial lie together is
said ,o have been quite stormy
Afterwards Mrs Gcrring became
Mrs Grover NJ Bufcham and removed
tn Mu,kogcc She received much' pub
lic sympathy here about four years az,
when Burcham deserted her The Rur
cham store was taken over hy creditors
and Mts Butcham went to the home VI
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Buroham was later shot to death, It IS
said, 10y a policeman while attempting
to rob a house at Houston, Texas.
From Lamar, Mrs. Burcham went 10
Clarcmorc Okla, where she practlced
osteopaihy Among her patients was
Thomas Cunningham, the aged Joplin
banker Their acquaintance developed
into friendship and then lowe on tn,
bankers part, and the couple were mar
ried and went To- Kansas City ON their
wedding tour, where 1t IS said Mrs
Cunningham occupied a suite OF rooms
costing $40 a day. while her aged hu,
band occupied a 81 room ON the tor
floor. Later they went to Colorado
where Mrs Wilkinson Gcrrlng Bur
cham cunningham disposed OF the age,
barker, Joplin bank holdings ior ,
price said tn I've SlhIOcO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
Delightful Mew Meckwear

n eanda few
81 and$l
crepe in white andco O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
Sentiment\ Divided.
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
George f. Gillian, 15 Years old, Wich-
ita Kan. and Gertrude Garner. q years
old. Kansas city.
homa CITY. and RuNann l.pcas, % years
old, Oklahoma CITY. VI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
Porto Rican Bill
Passed by Senate

WASHINGTON, Feb 20-The Porto
R,an citizenship and civil government
hlll was passed by the senate today
without roll call. 1t already had
na..cl The honse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20

eruption. No other uea,men, Tor the
skin nov before the public can show such
record OF professional approval
R,,inal on,m.n, and R,.inol Soap contain moth.
Ing that could iniut, ~ iuu,s ,hs wnd,ts,t skin.
They clear away p,mrls., t,dn,,, ard touthn,.,
slop dinduH and lotm most y,lhbl, household
usytmtn, Tor ,ot,, ,hahrs,. tuw burns etc G,t
-ai Nssr si,dfs, Ls ,ts--tce l,sri "A, Aap A,sht,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
few POLES join.
PROPOSED CORPS.
FOR TEuToN ARMY.
Calls for Volunteers Fall on
Deaf Ears,

GENEVA Switzerland I,b "a
The ,nncaI IN ,hc polcs IN ,bc rr,,I,.
nrorl,Hrd Kingdom IN cuhr I'M H.,
Polish army and I,ph, under Au,,,..
German h,n,e,. e., the new state ia.
iallen 'on Jrat ca,, according +, rr
rrn, ;nlormai,on brought ,,om war.
say by neutral and German visitors.
Only Students join.
a conNderable number OF oii,crs
and men from the old Austrian fo.Hh
legation and from the I"li>h troops
OF the German army have been brought
INTO the occupied districts OF Poland as
strict Polish volunteers, but only few
hundred troops, most OF them student,
N Warsaw university who volunteered
IN the first flush OF enthusiasm follow
ing the proclamation OF which the Ger
man advocates OF the establishment OF
3 l.. - L .lh. Ilg
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George T.. Gillian. aj years old. Wich-
| ita. Kan, and Gertrude Garner, q years
old Kansas city.
sam Woathersby, ~ years old Okla.
homn Guy, and RoNana l.lcas, % years
I old oklahoma city. VI
BlrtHs
Nlr and Mrs Il T. Chandler. 1901 West
/ seventh street hoy
! \ \ Pennington. c:O North Evercs,
avenue. hoy.
Mr and Mrs T. " Hauchin. lO1s East
| sixth street. girl
Nj. snd Mrs Alvin Malone. 1929 West
| FiNh street girl
| Mr and Mrs II II. King. l209 Weet
Sixteenth street boy
MIR and Mrs l. n GraHg, 1907 West
! First street, girl
Mr. and Mrs Edward Taylor. 200 West
/ Lem avenue, boy.
Mir and Mrs \. Alexander, 2l6 West
| \ avenue, hoy
Mir and Mrs Everett Parrish 10 West
! Fourth street boy
Mr. and Mrs William Mckinley. 1893
West fLth street hoy
Mr and Mrs Harold griffith, ils East
/ sixth street. boy.
Mr and Mrs +. = Jones. sll Enst
! Sycamore avenue hoy
MIR and Mrs Hector Sinclair. East
Capitol I'M. boy
MIR and Mrs " II Rarshach, 50? West
Washington avenue. girl
MIR and Mrs T., l.. Douglass. 1926 West
Fifth street. boy
Mir and Mrs Joe Palmer ls12 West
Fourteenth street. girl
Mr and Mrs u 9. Ross, 2Sl West Fris-
| co avenue, boy
Nr and Mrs J \ Ross. 1910 West
Firh street girl
Mr. and Mrs VI q Shepherd 2si West
pottA atomic avenue, boy
Mir aud Mrs Joseph Ehrlich, 33l5
| North ClRsScu boulevard girl
Nt aud Mrs T. q Wallace. l0l South
Clcgcrn avenue boy
Mr and Mrs e. &. Chapman, III East
Sixth street, gltl.
Mr.. ana Mrs l. S. Stewart girl
Mr. aud Mrs \ \ hrucsch 1920 Ems,
Eleventh Htrcct, boy
Deaths
carl Jackson Blanchard 81 year. old
iOl7 IVES, Tenth street
| Mrs Annio MOscl"y, ~ years old, ~
Eas, seventh street
Mrs Cordcln lattomus, t6 years old
local hospital
Mrs Elsie nrodwcll, So wears Old lioC
East seventh street
Mrs Helen Whitfield, - years old, Ngt
East Ninth street
Mrs Victoria Garcia, ~ years old, iO'
Nofth Indiana avenue.
| q, = foWe'',
@ " Howell 10 wears old, Packing.
town, died this morning ~ , o'clock Mr.
Howell was the father ef W Howel
" this city
Cells Jones
Mrs Celia Jones. a. years old diet
This morning nt q local hospital Mrs
Jones was the Wife of NJ u. Jones, King
fisher Okla The body was sent 10 King,
fisher this morning by retrine 4 llshn.
NellA Nenncstlre,
| Nclla Ncnnnstlne, infant son ~ Mr. Rnt
Mrs Nennnstlnc, northwest Of city diet
last night Funeral was held this morn
ing IN retrinc a llnhn chapel
Building Permits
West a Hright 2Olh North Mckinle,
avenue. one story frame dwelling, 81. $40
& \ Schwcnlc. n West Noble ave
nue., repairs to house, $500
Nailc Lockwood 1890 West Tent
street one story frame DWELLING 3. 800
" ". Rolts, p2l Mtat Twenty -sccon,
street, remodel housr. tioo
v " Redmsn, ioe2 West Twenty soc
und street. twu.stop frame dwelling
$4,000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20
Burcham Shot to Death.

relatives At Lamar. Mo.a where her
father Is engaged m business
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-20

In our file OF reports, covering A period
OF twenty years, literally thousands oi
thyticidnt tell how successful the Res
mol treatment is Tor eczema and similar
skin troubles. The first use OF Resinol
Oin,men, and Rcslnol Soap usually stops
the itching and burning, and they soon
clear away all trace oi the unsigh,ly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-12
FOOD SITUATION IS
PARAMOUNT ISSUE IN
GERMANY At PRESENT
New Regulations Which Are TO be
Introduced April is Form the
Exclusive Subject of Discus.
sion; Tension Is Great.

London. April i2-iitiO a. m.--Thc
food situation is dominating all other
considerations In Germany, according
10 the Berlin Norwaerts. as quoted in
an Amsterdam dispatch 10 the Gem
trnl News.
The Norwacrts says
Notwithstanding all the big events
the new food regulations which are
tu be introduced on April 10 form the
exclusive subject Of discussion In the
most considerable circles Of the peo'
pie The nearer the fateful day app
proaches tho greater becomes the ten
sion. \ diminiution IN tn bread ration
forms serious difficulty FOR the entire
population and causes great pre-occu-
patton
Some weeks ago German newspa-
pers announced the bread ration
would be- reduced by one fourth be-
ginning April p. II was stated that
the potato ration would be continued
AZ five pounds weekly and that $50
grams wcekls would be added To the
meat Tations. Surprise and conster-
nation were expressed by the press
over the prospect The Berlin Nolks
ZeitGag declared that It would mean
that for many the limits Of the
boarablc would be exceeded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-12
OBJECTIONS MADE TO
. THE ADMINISTRATION
GENERAL SPY BILL
Prominent Citizens, at Hearing
Before House Judiciary Com
mittee, Contend That 1t Would
Create a Dictatorship.

NE A.surIstud fsr.s
WASHINGTON. April lg. Jane Adams
of Chicago. president of the Women s.
Peace Party Gilbert T. Roe of Ne"
York uary Wcmpcrgor OF the tro'
speech League ot America. and 'has.
T mailman OF the American Union
Agaiust MuIiari-m spoke iu oppusi-
tiuu To- M, present terms of IN" ad-
miuisuatIuu general 80, bin 40 q
hearing to-day before IA, house Jud
.rur, committee
They ,rutrudyd iu general that th"
Uul r- uuN framed would create a
dIrtutushlp iu the nitcd States worse
than any uuturriDy conditions dhTulI.
The, favored SPY bill to- drasricalN
punish amy Wllful act designed tu
cause dI--utia faction Iu the army tuo
navy with punishment hN death for
furushnp information Co any enemy
government The bil! as drafted. they
,.uteuded. would Impose % erssur~hIp
rutelophl, and unnecessary.
Mulluug publ. opinion J"hu Reed
a war correspondent said cause con-
uuuatiou ui the disastrous ptrdaurll'-
campaign 1,u-urship- are nrIu-
Iuphtcncd 900 Europe, he said, and even
Socialists u German. are permitted
90 ,riti.Il, the government That
would u, mpus-ilI, hyr, under the
proposed uui Plots Matched ,n secret
rather than public spocchc- he ,nu-
tended. wen, more 60 ur feared uy tuv
government