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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-31

pare and other and France ook ~
Take only life for a lfe' ..-f ."T. ~ ~ o"f
10 the claims OF natvsm and demand
ana the problem Of porntous
feature OF ~ IS that the white shouldeng burden much
than himself He has 45S in Europe
soooOoO in North America in in
ooutn America and 100000 in Africa But
eoored people Asia aone Africa contributes OOO in our
country OOoO OF them at home. Today whites
Cuba West Indies Central number no than
6l9OOOO0 while the
world population of l7Is,000,0OO0 - - - : F
Nor religion negligible factor The Buddb claim mn mn
the Mahonetans count IFS ahmips number
aud the Confuens total of over oO0
against oooOOO who call themselves Christians that
the absorption Of the ancient faiths by exceedingly
process subject to constant setback
eoored stocks be dying the contrary most Of
them give promise Of increasing faster How Is this
mass OF eonhictng interests be harmoned
sure IN world which to remain checker
the problem will not be wholly Of solving '
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-31
The Eternal Mule

earedboa of
eontemp being of hes losing his PRESTIGE
o. the coming OF the motoruck Those been led 10 be
heV hat the mule has been
except on few dhioned farms win up and
I akng as text the amentaon Of The Navy Jour
MAJ s the supply Of horses and mules decreasing alarming
he Louisville Courier the which
read: $50 ~
occupied secure position in society since Biblical
ana nobody knows how much longer In the biographical dictionaries
his personal achievements be mentioned entrenced
the Encyclopedias Britannica between Johannes Mue
great Dutch chemist and Elisha Milford Episcopal min
er and philosopher That is saying good deal for
peenslohs that is popularity believed
GARD Tor the AtroAmerican than for others in this
ana said never to give his epte confidence the as
associate. T'NN "a
In war the mule plays with high credit Kppgs Guna
He Is belahored But he always needed and
= always needed In peace he sPortye His humor
spitefulnes kicks
protacd soiogn hospital skywndng into the
hereafter with his body not far behind pulling
load uphill or ON the level ubsisting upon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-31
Race Conflict Of Nations

not for nothing that the spectre of hangs over all our
discussions OF immigration bills Herald The world
now face to face before problem Of race differ
enee anu now 70 solve IT, Our eolored
plant material they were before the advent Of the newspaper
messed the tumpbs Of Japan erent in Persia and ~
overthrow Of centriesod dynasty China The land ~ the
pyramids has its nationalist,
gopt syrian Amenians and Jewso Egynt for the
In South Africa native population
half millions demands from scarcely 100000 Europeans
and political rights Both Bahminism
d srde, IN India and there is not hueuaton Mohameta
unrest which the administrative
native orators few in country three hundred mIon bnt
they forth with degrees Cambridge and bar
sage ominous In the of
the swami tells OF the dragon that is sucking blood Of our
bharat Maa The student trape the deon
his foot 0ur country the crown Of All "a
called the Golden Land Her come again. D,ms AZ
beating Heroes and lead at Saya Nanooon
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-31
Passing Comment on Local and Other Euents

starving the vetenaran handsoer and n
cousin the horse footing meets the re-
OF an abieboed goat the mule willing
hrs ead a. His hide is tough and yeaherproof
Electricity relieved the Of pulling In
genius has provided electric substitute on the tow
pain along the Panama Canal The radmi chiefly
gnre q speech Where the lay Of the right more or less
proving Done by tractors But there still plenty work for
me mule TO DO IL Is his proud distinction nearly much
sma automope He was perhaps 1000 old
mobile was invented He built original model He has tba
same tendency 70 baekfre that TO start him
alexander set out 70 the Indus when
me Sange when Hannibal crossed the Alps Charles Mart
the Moors when the
when the farmer boy tried swollen creek the
Although he Is sometimes internal the mule eternal ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-31
The Seamy Side Of Dancing

And they call dancing mmoral
On tortuous tango where thy moralf why YOU
are one long dear penance You soeietys eadm incant
resome wearing ezhaustng fascination 90 per
irrfeation ta s.a th..r,. m 49," -"
How the gods must Taught is amusing Titana
fauation for Bottom ubmey ridiculous See the foolish
pleasure seeking female sally deeked IN her fairy
papatng with anxiety poddng vitality squirting br
fictitious laughter @ r.. 'r.nla HaE ~ 30 IT
See the fixed on her poor tired face a. she
hy scans the room for partners; IN her
that she. dance every dance 9.
See herpitful partners annear bor n.,h
ha tins dance at least won't find her flower See the INN
eng eodhOpcr in male attire claw roughly round the waist
irretrevaby dspaeng the carefully draper and
tastic. joyi az n, ~ T'Ts 's.1sstS -
See her suppressed his $50 pounds on her
@ S ,oe 5,a a. b yaSs her round the ths
relief as he conducts her to that may her strength
comedy again as more b aH then watch the pta little
that victim during = %s nea sa GSe
ably PSyssay sSs RS%ss haEs @h atS 1 s
all oaths the man. she "tRss s sSs
ua"esf Sne 'oatnes herseh-she is weary unto death
the gods have given society the gods must be
into 'sS ae Ss game she
@ e hS snryng her last of SeIfespo
hSSI T Ss e6 aasns and to dance
20 D Out 81 She must keep going going only
She pays naughty gowns that they may be torn
St y male cS%siness She piles bills for Shoes no
e ghf s s1ser night afternoon after afternoon she appears
while she must weayweay to mind BODY %2
estate ~ .r - ' " ANY, oonn5 "hu
Sometimes she healthy female upon the strain falls LIGHT
w. More often she is Observation-Disclosures
part For alas it is of the pitifn facts of modern cvzaon
cent or American
arrangements They will frankly graphically give You the fullest
details upon the slightest possible - E
And, OH their feeti Distorted bupony
beautiful things to whom walking agony But thew must
hy MUST dance There tragedies the boudors 70
heart Yanng off their tattered shoes feverhy she'd
DING their ruined fnores ooenng dseveled bair thew throw
themselves exhausted their beds moaning gspng almost ween
ing MS they Historically F'"7' N P
''Oh, but had a ss- ; ?, Il
Which merely that she missed a dance
And the gods eaeke with hilarious
foosl--Alma Whitaker Los Angeles Times 1919 '1""0
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-31
The Solemn Warning

At last the removed writes 'Vanty Fair,
the San Francisco ArgOnaat The professors constituting
the National Conference met AZ Battle Ce
and has promulgated its conclusions nation saved But
the uncertainty while it lasted something horrid.
Our debt to these never e known
newspapers have evidently entered into
Win regard to the proceedings The editorial pencil mow
whole regiments and phaanxes resolutions
editorial voice is heard to something
advertising rates But something pereoad through 10 the
paptang heart Of the world eventually SHAH know n ALL
rake Tor example the solemn warning issued Catte
of Columbia University He tells that century there
VIII probably be no births at all Now just think that And
poweess in the first impulse f. 10 rush
wildly forth resolved to accomplish All that man
may to avert this catastrophe Heaven knows little enough
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-31

only going about the practising how TO take f
Never wreck off Atlantic coast nor raung
wer ashng the coast the Pacific but the pone
% noses out OF port when the strongest eagong tugs 20
to respond to wireless calls for help "
The ononaga that hurried from the Chesapeake Cap Monroe
and Nantuck the stout little hokers that or
crew to escape enoPn the frostben that
ermen to get asore the that destroy dere others
that are always first on pelou det the that
the service which proud Of being he original
country And the assistance az the
Proudest of its duties More power and glory to i'll e
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-31
The Revenue Cutters

There service but little known Amecans seacoas
except seaarers there and known hardly
daily besought navy the most efficient arms
of this government says the Philadelphia Press That is the
United states revenue uter service
the navy although the with Spain proved name of
being much than ~
But In peace which hath its victories the poyerb
goes the revenue cutter service active saving
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
EGf,e@te|1g5
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
Nov. Il, 1S-Quality pictures.
Nov. 19-"Uncle Toms Cabin"
Nov. 20, Equality pictures.
Nov. 22-Neil O'Brien's MINISTRIES.
Nov. 23-Jenny Dufau. auspices of
the Augustana concert course.
Nov.-24-Quality pictures.
Nov. 25-Lyman Howe's Travel Fes-
tival.
Nov. 20. Thanksgiving day-Lyman
Howe's Travel Festival.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
WITNESSSWEARS
he SAW MUTTERA
RUN OVER VICTIM
nr;st vange Testifies Before
coroner's Inquest in John
Jemeland Case.
SAYS AUTO DID NOT STOP
,.-l,r.s seth Wheels Of Machine
passed over Prostrats Body
Inquiry Is Continued.

-. inouest over the remains Of
= JemeIand. who met his death as
= -ssult Of an automobile accident
=, thursday night. was opened last
=. AZ o'clock at Wheelan's under
80 narlors by Coroner r. c. j.
80 and states Attorney Floyd f.
-..-nsou. Seven Witnesses we're ex-
'-,,sd. but as all the witnesses were
!. present Coroner Meyer adjourned
:. ssssio1 until tonight al Z o'clock
r-sd Muttera. Davenport, who was
,-,vinr the machine at the time of the
...sseut. was present with his wife
"a Attorney :. r Kenworthy. but
- not testify. II is probable that he
IN tell his story tonight
Eve Witnesses on Stand.
The most important testimony was
zen by Christ Vange, S29 Fourth
.-s,us Moline. who saw both the
.s.vcle rider and auto a second before
~ crashed. Vange stated that he
"a his roommate. Berg Madison, were
hing west on Fifth avenue. on the
- side Of the street on the night OF
- accident. Vange said that Jeme-
"a was riding probably 10 or 20 feet
,.sad OF the auto. when he first no
ed them. The auto crashed into the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
COLONIAL.

Nov. lS-William ]. Burns in the
Great s5,OO0,OOO Counterfeiting
Plot"
19.-"One Wonderful Night"
2O.-"The Painted World.
Nov. 2I 22-"Should a Woman
Ten?'
Nov. 23-"Million Dollar Mystery"
Captain Swift.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
JURYMAN LOSESA
WARRANT FOR S45
County and Finder Ahead That
Amount While Owner and
Redeemer Are Out Sum.

Walter Buster. 1907 Eighth avenue,
Moline. a juror in the Magill-Johnson
case. after the body was dismissed
yesterday afternoon by Judge r. w.
Olmsted, received in the circuit clerk 8
office warrant for s45.4O. When he
arrived at his home the warrant was
missing.
search failed to reveal the war
rant, and he Immediately secured COM
munication with Circuit Clerk Gamble
informing the latter of the loss. The
county treasurer was notified and the
banks OF this city and Moline were
told to stop the payment on the war
rant.
The warrant was for Is days of jury
service and mileage. He received il
from Mr.. Gamble, but thinks that he
lost 1t in the court house. A peculiar
situation results. The county will not
recompense Buster again. The banks
will not accept it as cash, nor will the
county treasurer redeem it I'M
less presented by Mr.. Buster.
The finder likely has cashed it..
and the person who accepted
IT will have to stand the loss unless
he gets back at the finder. The war
rant is negotiable without endorse
ment OF the person 10 whom it is
drawn. The result is the county will
be $3.50 ahead unless Buster pre-
sents it.
II therefore is likely a case of two
men being out the sum, and one man
and the county being that much
ahead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18

the attraction at the Illinois next Sun
day. Mr.. O'Brien again appears this
season at the head of his own min
strel organization which for the past
two years has been cordially received
in every principal city in America.
Adhering to a custom that Mr.. O'Brien
has announced he will invariably fol
low, he has organized for his third
tour an entirely new company. mount
ed his show with a complete new pro-
duction and promises entirely new
material for his songs, jokes and feat
ures. The O'Brien minstrels this sea-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
EMP lie.

Vaudeville-Two shows daily, 2:45
and Sis. Three shows Saturday and
Sunday. Change of bill twice weekly,
Sunday and Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
Al The EMPIRE.

The marvellous Danube troupe, con-
sidered TO be the yorld's premier
aerialists. will be featured at the EN-
pire the last half of this week, com
mencing Tomorrow afternoon. The
act which Manager Dolly has secured
to top the new bill is said by critics
to really offer something new and
novel in aerial work. Carson and VIII
lard in their newest frivolity entitled
.'Patter-cit-ism. with the scene laid
in independence hall. Philadelphia,
will bring a genuine big comedy nov
city 10 the Empire. In Lorraine and
Dudley. Manager Doll yhas succeed
ed in landing a big. feature that will
be appreciated here. Williams and
Wales will appear in a clever singing
and dancing act. These two girls
have filled vaudeville engagements in
all of the larger theatres of the coun-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18

try and ought to prove entertaining.
Moralis Brothers will open the show
in their distinct oddly success, "A
bachelors Dream" In addition, there
will be the usual program of high class
photoplays The bill, taken altogeth-
err. is one of the most expensive OF the
season and the management feels
that in presenting it the high standard
set some time ago will be more than
maintained.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18

son numbers half a hundred people,
and is said to be the largest organiZa-
ton of its kind now on tour. The star
has surrounded himself with notable
array of comedians and singers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
AT THE COLONIAL.

The General Film company's produc-
ton of zone Wonderful Night" is TO
be tomorrow's feature at the Colonial.
Frances Y. Bushman is starred in this
play. 1t is in four parts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
AT THE ILLINOIS.

The Illinois will tomorrow offer Its
patrons Kibble and Martins spectacu
lar revival of Uncle Toms Cabin
This attraction is classed as the big
gest scenic production of this well
known story the American stage has
ever seen, it being necessary to util-
ize two special 70-foot cars to trans
port the so people. scenery and equip
u,ent. No such amount of money, II
Is claimed. as Kibble and Martin have
spent IL this production has ever be-
fore been expended on this neglected
and much abused but still most sue
cessful of American dramas.
Neil -O'Brien. the popular minstrel
comedian long and favorably known
to minstrel lovers everywhere, will be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-11-18
MAZE STIC.

Wednesday-"The faint" a four
part Pathe.
Thursday-Lubin presents Ethel
Clayton, George Soule Spencer and
Earle Metcalf in Charles Klein's The
Gamblers"
Friday-"The STAIN in six parts.
Saturday-The Famous Players pre-
sent Paul McAllister and Jane Fearn-
ley in The Scales of Justice" in five
parts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

added, "China does not anticipate any
ass..-.t upon her integrity as a res =.
Of the present calamitous uphcavai In
Europe. China is at peace with the
belllgorents es she is with all the
world To the very best OF my lnowl-
edge, the very natural naval aud milf
tary movemcn of forces representing
the belliSerents possessing leased or
ccded territory, or stations, along the
China coast have caused no uncdsiness
at Peking 'hira trusts the great
powers, including the United States. 20
respect and to protect J. national In
tesrity, and China is doing all that iH
VIII N her power 60 domonatiato hcr
complete neutrality
"lha only comment with regard 20
the war which ! have heard. either
from official or from unofficial chi
nese sources. has been ono of dcrp
and sincere sorrow for the suffcfingn
which this awful war must bring upon
many sincere and valued friends nf
China. China has. throughout her cn
tire history, lived uu TO her abiding
faith in International peace ana good
will. And this terrible war uecma to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
employment AGENCIES
TO Be RUN BY ARMY
SERGEANT ROBN COLLECTS DATA
TOR HEAD OFFICER; RI LES
10 GOVERN.

Sergeant q Roby Of tho local re-
crwuur station of the United states
army has been gathering data fu'
the past month, which viii he used uy
Major c. y. Barney, recruiting Off
Ger i'm the district Of oklahoma. I'm tho
establishment ultimately OF system
OF employment offices in connection
with the recruiting service for tho
benefit of soldiers hOnorahly dis
CHARGED or frlouEhed 10 the army
reserve. Sergeant Rohy'S Information
has been con tined to labor and em-
ploymCut conditions.
Only men OF good character dis
charges excellent or very gOOd')
are to bo assisted to employment: and
whore special training, experience or
skill Is nee esSary. only those who are
able to satisfy the recommending Of
fcer that they hayo the required
qualifications will bo endorsed for
such positions.
strike breakers" or men to fiji va
cauciCs caused by discharges involving
disputes between employers and or
gauizcd labor will not be furnished
nor viii men be recommended for
employment on known "union Jobs
unless they are willing TO join the
unions on terms acceptable to the lat
ter.
Ii Is not contemplated that any
special privilege or exemption shall be
requested for soldier who desires APP
pointmcpt TO q position coming under
the provisions NJ local or national civil
service laws In such cases iuforma-
lion as 20 the vacancies, qualifications,
applications and examinations such
as may be obtained from the proper
officials will be furnished the appli-
cant. with the object of obviating un-
necessary delay and enabling him TO
luteligontly prepare himself for the
required tests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
CHINA TRUSTS THE POWERS.
Confident They VIII Respect and
Guard Her stional Integrity

NEW YORK Patrick Gallagher.
editor Of the Far Eastern Bureau,
which is the official news representa-
tive in the United states Of the
WaiChiaopu or Chinese foreign office.
denios that China has appealed 10 the
United states TO intercede with the
wRrring powers for the purpose Of as
surfing the maintenance OF peace in
the Far East"
II make this denial" said Mr.. CAL
lagher in his office at Astor Place.
this city. "on the authority Of the
Chinese minister at Washington. his
eNcellenCy. kai-fu Shah"
So far as l know" Mr.. Gala CHER
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
PROBE REGISTRATION FRAUDS
Canvass Indicates Many We're Not
Legal

ST LOUIS, OCT. 2O.-Tho s. LOUIS
grand jury today began IN investiga-
tion Of the registration frauds Police
detectives who investigated the regis
tration reported TO the chief Of police
that many persons were not known in
the houses from which they were reg
istered, and that others had moved.
a police lieutenant said that the police
canvass indicated that fraudulent reg
istration was not so extensive as had
from printed reports
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

nave produced profound mprc, 4 on
upon Chinas 4o01OO,OOO people.
There, az here. tho war Lill.iir.
and graphic cabled accounts nr b.t-
l!'a ana war Incidents published h.
me Ncrnacular newspapers are I,-.p.,
read with the kecncst Interest. c,.n
az Far inland M SininRfu In What Nas
one" Wild kansuh. hut which is rov.
ono" Wild kansuh.' but which * nov.
lhr provinces Of tho youngest of re-
publica."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

WASHINGTON, oct 20-lucome
tax returns supposed TO bc false must
Immediately be sent TO Washington
FOR Investigation. The internal rev
enuo bureau go notified collectors
throughout tho country tonight
II announced also that licensed
firms, persons or corporations first re-
ceiylne foreign items for collection
shall witt hold the normal tax OF per
cent ana VIII be responsible therefor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
900 ARE REPORTED MISSING
Six Hundred of Them From ono
Regiment

LONDON. oct 20.-(S:37 2. mD--
A casualty list Of non-commiss!oned
officers, under dato Of September Il,
Just issued. reports 80 wounded and
goo missing, OF whom over GOO be
longed to the Royal Munster fusilliers.
Another list reports five officers
killed and twclvo wounded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

Many ic,"tprics from Lung Trou-
Dies hto due 20 nr Rcll's Pnc-Tar-
ll"n"N II mrcnHhcus tho Lungs.
'h'clH the Cough and ri us relief at
ono" Mr. ". S wilkins. Gates. y.
Ili'Hs II used ~. Bells Pine
~ lI"n'y ih % caFo given up as hope
''h huI II Affected a complete cure"
.'t bottle II lr. Bella Pinc-Tar-
lI"h'Y " ynnf cough In dry and
hacking irt II icllr down he throat
sou wili surrey gtt rolcr Only Poe
Dt your Druggist. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
rrruB11cAN couNrY r1cKrr.

T0T SlpfT0I IudscI \ l. llarbl80u.
For County Judge = y Prentice
Fcr County Attorney. Peter Deichman.
For sheriff William Mccullough
Tor County Ires,ursr John u Wynn.
For County Clsr, a1d e1-Ofdcio Register
q Deeds VIII j. Smith
Tor Court clerk b. L. Albert
For county Assessor. l. ?. lousdala
For Superintendent Of Public instruction.
Fern II sfer
For County Commissiorsr. No 1. John
Hatcher; No ,, VIM Querty.
Wilson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

Here's the president of THROWN uni
vorsity charging automobiles with
dcuoralizing as many students as the
rum demon That Qua 20 hr good
for fat donation from EockefeIier
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

Some Of those pct- nal abuse
stunts ~ ,.arr,s. are suspected ~
bc.re framed up f'r ady.r'sHe prr-
pesos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

There may Doe peace treaty with
"big business. but nobody crclis
Bryan with HAVING n,eHtat,i ,t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

pr.c. ike money ia wanted m..
when We're without o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21

THE KNIGHTS or pYTHIAS are
60 have a patriotic service ncXt Thurs
day evening, to which the friends and
families OF all The X. Of p.s are in
vitcd. The supreme lodge Of X. or
u. has ordered all the subordinate
lodges to use a flag in The patriotic
service on the next occasion ana at
al times hereafter, which Is q fea-
uro newly Incorporated into the ser
vice. The complete program has not
been arranged for the OCCASION, but
Mrs Mcdonnell wife ot Rev. McCuu-
nei Of the Ttsert Memorial church,
Will sing, and Or. II. II. Messinor. di-
rector Of the Trinity choir, viii also
sing on that occasion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-21
City News In Brief

WILLIAM BLAKE, a prom. ..ig
local attorney II IN With nppe.dl.
az the Tulsa hospital, a success ul
operation MONDAY night lcft h.m in
good condition. lie Was ges'nb well
last night,