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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
HvER?A uS7EEPvjE.
SytuaCya MGxykaiska'
Z WATYKANU.
Stub Ex-Krola Portugalii.
SpraWy AngIii, - Walk W ChInach'
= NIEMIEC.
Kongres SyOnis tow.
Sprawa Thaw'a.
Huerta ME bedzie kandydowai - Aktor skaeczony
w kolizy. Straszna katastrOfa 500 ludzi 81
y ME MEG.
Huerta ME bedzie kandydowai. Aktor skaleczony
W kolfzyi. .- Straszna katastrofa 500 ludzi gi-
ME? - SmerG lOtnika. - POdra-
bacZ mOnety.
biacZ nOnety.

Netto, po slubie mloda para przyj
mowala zyczenia cd najprzeroz-
niejszych delegacyi rozmai--
tych stron swiata, oraz cd goSci
dostojnych, przybylych ma uro--
czystoSc, a reprezentujacych
wszystkie dwory pahstwa Euro
py. Potem nastapiio Sniadanie W
zamku, po ktorem mioda para wy
brala sic W podroz Po5lubna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
ODPOWIEDZ
McCORMICKA.
Odpiera zarzuy Hoyne'a przeciw sledz-
twu W sprawie oszustw wyborczych.
.SENSACYME zARzUTY.
Wyda|ony funMyOnayu@ oskaza adwokat0W
tramwajowyCh prowadzenie szkoh
hzywOprzysieztWa'
'0F|ARY SzAL0NEJ JAzDY.
ISzalency automobilowi wciaz grasuja
po ulicach.
Atak ma bill monetarny - Zada zakazu sadoweso
przeciw teatrzykowi niklowemu. - Sensacyj-
nv process O rozv6d, - Niedoszfy NOR
derca ucieka - Rabunek w
skiadzie jubilerskim przy
uIicy State.

Railways Co.., podnlosf przeclw
ostatniemu sensacyjne zarzuty w
obecnoSci prok. stan. Hoyne'a.
Zarzuca kompanii tramwajowej,
ze utrzymuje szko}e krzywoprzy-
slestwa W celu ubicia procesow
odszkodowania "a pokalecze-
MIA, odnieSione w wypadkach
tramwajowych i re kilku wybit-
nych adWokatow chicagoskich
gra role ,,nauczycieli" W tel szko
lie. Rose szczeg6iowo opisa( me-
tody, jakich W tel szkole uzyws
kompania. -Adwokaci ucza swiad.
k6w, jak zeznania swe zmieniacr
tax, azeby byly przychylne dla
kompanii tramwajowej, chociaz--
by nawet ci swiadkowie poprze.
drio dali inne zeznania. Me CO.
iono sic pred zadnymi srodka--
mi. azeby tylko procesy o od-
szkodowanie ubic
Hoyne zapowiedziai, il zarzu-
ty Rose'a beda gruntownie zba-
dane. -.
Ossoski ME obawia sic zarzu--
tow Rose'a. Gdy mu Mich po-
wledziano, odpowiedziai, re to
falsze, ze Rose chce tylko sic
zemscic "a wydalenie posady,
jaka zajmowai przy kompa1il
tramwajowej. ..
Sprawa Rose'a wywo}ana byia
wczoraj pred sedzia williamson,
kt6ry ia odroczy} do dnia logo
wrzesnia.
oFIARY SZALONEJ JAZDY.
Mania szalonej jazdy automo-
bilowej ME ustaje, liczby okro-
pnych skutkow tejze ME zmniej-
szaja sic; pomimo protestow,
przestrog gorliwych usi}owaf
wIadz miejskich doprowadzenis
szalencow, niedbaiych i nierozwal
nych do zdrowego rozsadku.
Wczoraj automobil, ktorym
kierowal dr.. G.. w. Torrey, den,
tysta, zam. pnr. 7716 Union ave-.
najechai ma 6o-cioletnia pania FL
zbiete Bird i pokaleczyl ia tax po-
waznie, re ia pozniej umarla W
szpitalu ,,Englewood". Dentyste
aresztowano.
w innych wypadkach automo-
bilowych, ktore sic wczoraj wy
darzyiy, 9 osob odniosfo pokale-
czenia, mniej lub wiecej powaz--
ne.
Koroner Hoffman wczoraj od-
byl konferencye komitetem
pryncypai6w szko} publicznych,
reprezentujacym rade szkolna.
Komitet prosii 60, azeby W ce-
LII uswiadomienia dzieci szkol-
nych O niebezpieczenstwach
grozacych i'm ma ulicy rozesiai
do szkof 5000 exemplary swe-
90 raportu, kt6ry opublikowaf
pred kilkoma dniami.
Rome organizacye, jak .llli--
(Dokoflczenie ma str. 6-ei).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
z KONGRESU SYONISToW,
SPPRAWA THAW'A.

Coaticook, Kanada, 3 WrzeSnla'
- Decyzye co do ostatecznego
wvdania Thaw'a- wladzom emf
gracvinym odiozono do dzisiaJ, a
lie lest maia nadzieja, ably ia de-
cyzya wypadia ma korzysc Iha-
wa; wczoraj- oaiy czas go bada-
no pod wzgledem umyslowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
Y zaprowadzeniu porzadku

W zaprowadzeniu porzadku W
panstwie mexykanskiem udaiy
sic znakomicie, bo przyszla via
domoSc cd rzadu mexykanskiego,
ze Huerta ME bedzie kandydaten
W przyszlych wyborach ~konsty--
tucyjnych.
Przyrzeczenie podobne otrzy--
NAL cd Huerty szef ambasady W
stolicy mexykahskiej O'Shaugh-
messy.
Stany Zjednoczone daily poznac
Huercie, re ME moze on obe!Sc
fcnstytucyi swego kraju przez TO-
ze zrezygnuje urzedu ma ko-
rzySc innego czlowieka, by po-
tenn m6dz kandydowac ma prezy-
denta.
w gazetach mexyhanskich po-
jawiIa sic wczoraj wiadomoSc, re
Huerta zamierza zrezygnowac Z
urzedu ma korzySt genera}a Ire
vino, by m6dz kandydowac. Me-
kt6re urzedowe p6lurzedowe pi-
sma popieraja goraco kandydatu-
re Huerty ma prezydenta,
DR.. William Hale, ktory przez
try miesiace siedziai W stolicy
mexykanskiej, zda} szczegolowe
sprawozdanie prezydentowi Will
sonowi. Dyplomaci waszyngton-
scy maja nadzieje, re wkrotce
przyjdzie do zawieszenia broni
re wybory odbeda sic bardzo spo-
kojnie.
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych
bcdzie strzegl przebiegu wyho--
row i potem zaczeka uznanieni
nowego rzadu, by sic przekonat'
CIV nowoobrany prezydent jest l.
stotnie kandydatem wiekszoSci O.
bywateli mexykahskich.
sMIERc LoTNIKA.
San. Diego, Cal, 5 wrzesnia. -
Pierwszy porucznik z korpus1
sygnalizacyi Moss L. Love, 70
stall wczoraj zabity kiedy jcSc
maszyna powietrzna runeia ma
ziemie wysokoSci 300 stop. Kr0,
tko pred tym wypadkiem Love
spuszczai sic z wysokosci 1000
Stop. Kiedy maszyna znajdowafd
sic ma wysokosci 300 stop widzo'
vie zauwazyli gesty dym przy
motorze i maszyna zaczela spa,
dac szybkoScia kamienia.
Powodow wypadku ME spraw-'
dzono.. Z maszyny zostaiy tylkc
szczatki i egzaminacya tejze nix
nowego ME pokaze,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
2 WATYKANU.

Rzym, ) wrzesnia. - Ostatnio
krazyly pogloski o zlem zdrowiu
Papie5a Piusa; So one zupeinie
bezpodstawne .Papiez Przyjmuje
pielgrzymki, udziela audyencyi i
,,;a -;a ,,,DalDie dObrze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
Stub EX-KRoLA PORTU-
CALI.

Sigmaringen, Niemcy, 5 wrze-
Snia. - Podiug SciSle opracowa-
nego ceremoniaiu odbyi sic W
ksiazecym zamku Stub ex-krola
portugalskiego Emanuela ksiez-
niczka Wiktorya Augusta v. 81
gmaringen: uroczystoSG odbyia
sic W zamku publicznoSc ME by
Ia do niej dopuszczona obawy
zamachu, spodziewanego re stro-
ny hcznych wrogow ex-krola: ka-
plice zamek otaczai silny kor--
pus policyjny i woiskowy; mia
sto bylo wspaniale udekorowane
slubu udzielii dawniejszy nun
eyusz Portugalii, X. kardynai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05

Cd czasu kiedy Stany Zjedno'
czone robia proby Z aeroplandm1
iedenastu lotnikow rzadowych W
wojsku i marynarce zginelo.P1o-
by te rozpoczely sic W roku 1905
Cd 1908 roku ma calym swiecie "
Totnictwie zgineio 335 osob. W
roku zaS biezacym III.
Santa Anna, Cal, > wrzesnla'
- Florentyna Seidell, lotnlczka,
ktora puScila sic w powietrze W
swym aeroplanie, spadia re zna-
cznej wysokoSci do morza. lie
stacyi ratunkowej pospleszonc
jej Z pomoca. Lotniczka zaplata--
la sic W drutach maszyny try
minuty znajdowala sic pod Woda
Ma brzegu zdolano ja Cd Smiercl
uratoWac.
FALSZERZ ARESZTOWAY.
Michigan City, Indiana, 5go
wrze5nia. - Czlonkowie tajnel
sluzby rzadowej zjawili sic
wczoraj W Michigan City, by a
resztowaG czlowieka, ktory spree
dawa} podrobiona monete. Agen'
ci rzqdowi przekonali sic, re ME
jaki Joseph Shleman ma przeszic
5000 sztuk podrobionyoh piecio-
dolar6wek. Moneta ia byla Z mle'
dzi i lekko pozlacana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05

Hatterman CLAM pozyczajs pienia-
dze ma properta. lilo MilwaukOS ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05

rObOmy
Wyst
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
SPRAWY ANGLII.

Londyn, ) wrzeSnia. - Osla--
wiona prowodyrka sufrazystek
angielskich, pani Pankhurst, ma
tu do Ameryki przyby6, aby wy
giaszae odczyty obywatelskiem
rownouprawnieniu kobiet.
- Uwage powszechna budzi
wynalazek nowego materyaiu do
opalania automobile: ma to bye
produkt uboczny wegla, wydat--
niejszy W cieple i tanszy o wiele.
Z CHIN.
Pekin, 5 wrzeSnia. - w Nam
kinie podczas anarchii, panujacej
po zajeciu miasta przez rzado--
wych, zastrzeliiy wojska rzado-
We trzech Japonczykow dazacych
pod oslona swej flagi do swego
kosulatu; afera ia wywolala W
Japonii ostre protesty i bedzle
powodem akcyi dyplomatycznej
W Nankinie panuje wielka ku ia
ponczykom niechec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
Z NIEMIEC.

Berlin 5 wrzeSnia. - Ces,
Wilhelm przyjai ma audyenci hr.
Bernstorffa posla niemieckiego W
Waszyngtonie, oraz jego maizon-
ke.
We Friedrichshafen zbudo--
wano nowy statek napowietrzny,
najwiekszy ze wszystkich dotych-
czasowych, przeznaczony dla ce>
low marynarki wojennej.
z KoNGRESU sYoNIsToW.
Wieden, ) wrzeSnia. Ma
trwajacym tn kongreoie zydow--
skiej organizacyi syonistow przy-
szlo wczoraj do awantur Ponle--
waz komitet egzekutywny usiio-
wal zagarnac pod swa kontrole
niezawisle gromadzone fundusze
ma kolonizacye w Palestynie
trzeba bylo zawiesic sesye, tax e
nergicznie obradowali palestyrl--
scy patryoci...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05
HUERTA ME BEDZIE
KANDYDATEM.

Washington, 5 wrzesnia.
Powiadaja tu, re pierwsze krok'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05

lDokohczenie ma str. 6-ejl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-05

The Oldest Polish Daily Ia Chicago
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24
SATURDAYS VOTE.

II is hardly worth while to analyZe
the vote last Saturday for the purpose
of deriving any lessons from it.-except
the Lesson that the people of Texas cared
nothing, practically. for any one or the
amendments. The figures obtained from
the judges Of the election last Satur
day i'm Brownsville show that about %
votes were polled. If memory is not at
fault. over 1,400 were pollcd Tor three
candidates for mayor ar the Brownsville
municipal election in 1917. People IN
terested i'm percentage will find some IN
teresting percentage results here. Inc
vote pOlled Saturday was three and Tour
seventies per cent of the vote at the III
spring election, placing il at fourteen
hundred-round numbers. This is not
said for the purpose of breaking the
force of the defeat, though i, is non
sense to say the people of Brownsville
turned any amendment down except IN
so far as they refused to vote on either
of them which is discOuraglng enough
for the frieads Of 'itlicr proposition. On
that matter we can quote with approval
the following from the Galveston News:
eff the public opinion is the concur
renee of the majority. then the result of
last Saturdays election is well nigh
yalueless as evidence of the sovereign
will of this state. The voice that came
from the ballot box was little better
than an articulate noise. 1t will be some
DAYS vet before we shall know how many
votes were cast. but the returns SO far
received indicate that not more than
one in three of the men who hold poll
tax receipts or exemption certificates
were enough concerned to exercise their
privileges and discharge their duty as
citizens. Consider in addition to this.
that a good many thousands in all 9th
er respects qualified to vote are dis
qualified by the lack o f poll tax receipts
and one seen that the verdict rendered
last Saturday is the verdict of rath-
er a pitifully small minority. As an
expression Of public opinion it is decd
eddy ambiguous to say the most Of it."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24
THE WIDEAWAKE EAST.

IT nav be we'll to remember that the
Gulf Coast people are not the only PEG
ple interested in the commerce of the
Panama canal. We shall be fOoled-to
our excccdin great sorrow and loss-lf
we allow ourselves to believe that the
keen, alert people of the east do not
keep both eyes open to the possibilities
of the trade through the big ditch. The
great state of New York is getting its
house in order against the coming Of the
new business. In that state they are look
ing eagerly forward to the opening of the
barge canal which. next to the Panama
canal. is one of the greatest engineer
ing feats of modern times and which,
when completed. will cost in the neigh
borhood of $130,000O00. This canal. un-
dertaken BY the state of New York alone
will be a very great artery of communi
cation available Cor lNth profit and
pleasure It's length including the Hud-
son river will be nearly 800 miles and
when completed shortly after the open
ing of the Panama canal. the people of
the Empire State will have at their dis
DOSiI II lEtt tIdhlltl vi IdHSpoIidllOI
a canal II feet in depth and capable
of accommodating boats which Will carry
freight from Duluth to Boston. Among
the benefits will he a lake 16 miles long
from Schenectady TO Waterford, while
the building of an immense dam i'll Onei-
da county already has proved its value.
To accommodate the enormous volume
of business anticipated the state is
erecting freight terminals at a cost of
$40. 600 1000 the largest expenditures be-
ing made in the cities of Buffalo and
New York. the lake and ocean termini
respectively.
Here in Texas We want our share of
the canal business. We not only want
it we need it: we not only need it but
we must have il When we 2, get il. it
will not be because our competitors on
the Atlantic SeabOard are asleep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24
The ARMS PROCLAMATION.

There is a proposition under consider
alton to repeal the proclamation which
forbfds the shipment of arms into Mex
leo. The proposition meets with much
favor both among public men and among
the people. ca the theory that the peo-
pie of Mexico have the right to fight
their own battles it is felt that both sides
should have access to the markets of
this country for anything they need in
the way of arms and munitions of var
if they have the money or the credit. 1t
is felt that with free access to all the
warlike outfit they need the fight must
to a decisive close before long.
Since we have no right to GO in and stop
the row. it is clear hat peace can only
lie at the end of the row: which must
be the place where one side whips the
other. As long as we hinder the combat
so long we delay the coming OF
peace to Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24

Article 1927: Bond Of.-Everv com
mission merchant. is hereby required to
make bond in the sum Of three thou
sand dollars entered into with two or
more good and sufficient sureties. who
are residents of the state who shall and
make affidavit before some officer au-
thorlzed to administer Oaths. thai they
III their W right. over and above all
exemptions. are worth the full amount
of the bond they sign as sureties. pay
able to the county Judge Of each county
III which such commission merchant
maintains an office, and to the succes-
sors, In Office of such county Judge as
trustees for all persons who NAV become
entitled to the benefits of this act: con.
dltloled that such commission merchant
VIII faithfully and truly perform all
agreements and contracts entered into
with consignors for said produce goods
wares or merchandise. that said commits
sion merchant will promptly receive and
sell such produce, goods wares or mpr.
chandise. and will on receipt of sucb
produce. goods, wares or merchandise
class the same and if such class as made
by such commission merchant il not ~
high as that made and sent 70 him nv
the consignor. he (the commission mcr.
chant will Immediately notify The con
slsnor of such fact and of the class made
by HIM; and as 500 as sold will send
TO the conslgnor a full and complete ac-
count Of the sales of same. giving an item
lied account thereof. aud the price re.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24

ceived. the dates of SalcS. and SLall,
wares or merchandise are sold send to
the cOnsignor the full amount retcivc.l
f3r the same. less the commission due
said commission merchant under the
contract of consignment. which bond
shall be approved by the county Judge
Of the county in which said commission
merchant maintains an Office. and by
the county clerks Office as chattle mort
cages are now authorized to
be filled by law: provided that
any commission merchant may be bond
ed under the provisions of this Act by Il
solvent surety company. doing business
III this state. to be approved by the
county judge under the provisions Of
this Article.
Article 3S2S. Bond made where: Suit
in same county:-Such bond shall be
made and filed for record in each county
in which such commission merchant
maintains an Office. and in which coun-
ty salts may be maintained upon such
bond by any person claiming to have
been damaged by a breach Of its cOndi
ton: provided that said bond shah
not become void upon the first recovery
thereon but may be sued upon until
the amount thereof is exhausted: pro
vided. however. that when said bond
by suits of recovery has been reduced TO
the sun Of fifteen hundred dollars. that
said commission merchant shall IN -
quired - enter into a new bond in the
sum Of three thousand dollars as requir-
ed in the first instance under the pro
visions of this chapter: which said new
bond shall be liable for all future con
tracts agreements or consignments
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24
Do SHIPPERS
WANT LAW
HOUSEHOLDER ASKS FOR OPIN-
ION ON LAW-COMMISSION MER
CHANTS SEEKING TO HAVE RE
PEALED AT THIS SESSION.
BECAME EFFECTIVE JULY / AND
COMMISSION MEN SEEK HASTY
CHANGE. ADDS PROVISION ON
DUTIES OF SHIPPERS.

At the last session of the legislature.
pressure was brought to bear to cause
the passing of an amendment to chapter
one of the revised civil statutes. in that
part relating to the governing of com
mission agents relative to goods received
from shippers on consignment.
This amendment was meant to further
protect the shipper and at the same time
enable him t. obtain return and to de
mand an exact accounting.
This law went into effect July / last.
1t now appears that pressure will be
brought to bear on the governor to have
him submit to this special session of the
legislature. now in session, the question
of the repeating of this law. This pres
sure is being brought to bear by the
commission men. as they consider its
requirements too hard for them to com
ply with.
WOULD KNOW SENTIMENT.
Hon. San Householder of San Benito.
representative from this district. writes
i letter to The Herald in which he sets
forth these facts and states that he will
not vote for the repeal of the law un-
less there is Il sentiment among the ship
pers that the law does not fulfill the
purpose for which it was passed. In or
der that the shippers may be made fam
liar with its provisions and may inform
Mr.. Householder OF their wishes in the
matter the provisions of the law under
consideration us quoted in Mr.. HOuSp
holders letter, are given herewith.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24

1t is hardly worth while to analyze
the vote last Saturday for the purpose
of deriving any lessons from it-eXcept
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24
Days other than Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.

Effective Saturday June Dist, 1913.
BROWNSVILLE. PIT. ISABEL.
Leave $50 a. m. Arrive 600 a. m.
Arrive 600 p IN. Leave 4:30 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24

SATURDAY
Leave $50 a. III. Arrive 1000 a. m.
Arrive 600 p. IN. Leave 4:30 pm.
Leave ZOO p. IN. Arrive $3.50 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24
SUNDAY.
MONDAY.

Arrive $50 a. m. Leave 700 a. m
Leave 1890 a. m. Arrive 1900 IN.
Arrive 600 p. m. Leave 4:3O p. III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24

SATURDAY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24
THE $500 900.

Now that we have the money. what
shall we do with the money? Five hun
bred thousand dollars are not to be spent
lightly or inconsiderately. 1t is held by
some hat the money should be disposed
of before it gets into the treasury. In the
treasury it will be subject to accounts
drawn against bills against the state,
accepted at a discount by the holders.
1t looks as if this objection should
be raised. but there is no color of dis
honesty in that arrangement. The hold
ers of the discounted bills have simply
collected interest in advance. for def
mite periods. The accounts can be paid
when due. The holders have no right to
them before they are due. The ysuffer no
injustice if they collect at maturity.
-O--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24

1t Will he lots of trouble no doubt to
take over the supervision of Nicaraugu-
of trouble hereafter. Perhaps our sci
entists can is late the revolution germ
and put coal oil on the breeding. place
of the mosquito that produces it.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24

The Governor announces that cotton
growing by state prisons does not pay.
In that case he is wise in his recommpn-
datiOns to stop it. Not even the big state
of Texas can afford to do business at a
loss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-07-24
HAIRDRESSING

Hairdressing. switches. braids, puffs
and transformations made from comb
ings. ShampOOing-Miss Manuela Cor
Cnado 10th 4 Monroe SITS. Phone 105.
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Aud It's Only March.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-In a
spicy l2-inning game. marred only by
errors, the New Orleans team of the
Southern league today defeated tho
Detroit Americans, 4 to 3. Up to the
eighth inning the score was to 0
in favor of Detroit New orleans
tied the score in the ninth. From
that time the game was fast Boeh-
ler and Klauss each pitched six in
nings for Detroit Evans pitched four
innings for New orleans. Gudger. five
and Sith the final three.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-19
r. Nao BIRTH Convention.

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-Elab-
crate arrangements have been made
for the convention of the independent
order of B'Nai BIRTH beginning
March 80. the program for which was
completed today President Wilson
will receive the delegates who will
come from Maryland. Virginia. North
and South Carolina. Georgia and the
District Of Columbia, at the White
House on Monday March 81. and at
least the reception of banquet will
be planned Among the guest will be
Secretaries Bryan and Redhield.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-03-19

NEW YORK, March 1S--A horse
racing meet complete in every detail
is diversion by which Mrs. Clarence
lie Bus of Lexington. Ky. expects to
set new record for entertainment
Of guests at private house party.
Mrs. lie Bus. who is the wife of the
president of the Burley Tobacco So
ciety is IN this city purchasing valu-
able trophies for the race and she
declares she has received special dis
pensation from the Jockey club
whereby horse owners may enter
without having their horses out
lawed.