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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
SWEENEY HAS A FINE CHANCE.
wants sIG.OoO Put In hank, All OF
which Makes Gilmore Laugh.

Positive Information was discussed by
President Gilmore of the Fedrrals as to
the status Of Catcher Ed sweeney OF the
New York Americans yesterday. When
asked u Sweeney had signed with the
Feds, Mr. Gilmore replied.
Sweeney wants the buffalo Federal
League club to deposit $4,000 In the bank
for him, and he VIII not get il. NJ Fed
eral League club viii be permitted to put
money ~ the bank FOR any ball player No
player will receive bonus for signing
and this j. final
Nj Gilmore refused % DENY or affirm
the report that Arthur Wilson ot the
Giants had sigued with a Federal League
club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
PLAYERS LEAVE COMISKEY.
stay. IN Rome, sim III. ns Others
go On to Nice.

ROME, Feb. i3,--rhe condition Of
Charles Coudskey OF the White SoN was
worse tonight. according to Prof Bas-
tianelli. his physician. He was forbidden
to leave his bed.
Bastianelli declared he would not he
responsible for tn" result II Comskcy
leaves here until his condition improves
The players, forced to Lave Comskey
behind, left Rome for Nice very detected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
ARMY SKATERS FALL AGAIN.
Amherst Dovns cadet ItocL-, Team
by strong Finish.

WEST roiSr Feb 1.-THE Army lost
again to-day a. hockey Amherst beat
the cadets after an .Scltirg game -
4 The Army started out with rush
and led the visitors =, half time 10y a
score Of to -. Amherst. however came
back strong IN the second half and Bacon
proved a shalpshout,r. registering three
talles, which pIt his ',a,m Co. front, where
IL stay oil until the trd. Tr. 'ueup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14
COLUMBIA BEST WITH FOILS.
Penn. Fencing Team also Loses
With sabrea.

C0lumb.as frs' victory IN the sport
carnival last D.ght in the Morn.nsside
n gHts gymnasium resulted when the
N'r. aut White f-ucers totally collapsed
penn uy a score OF ~ In the tolls and
90 IN the sahros.
y CI2ugh and Sted PIT, ?" %
last years championship team, No. three
bouts each l. Mouaun won h- only
bout .1 tha foils
P,vu's lone score came when J Ger
hardt defeated r. SUBWAY by score
pf %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14

CiNcINNArl. Feb la.--'Iu my opinion
Mr. Murphy treated Mr.. Evers with the
greatest consideration said c, I. Taft
this afternoon I'm everything that he
has done with regard to Mr., Evers he has
been absolutely correct. and IN view 81 the
letter which MIR. Evera wrote TO Mr. Muir
phy the only thing left Tor NJ. Murphy
to do was TO dispose OF him In some way
and appoint u new manager"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-14

RUpJ NGroN VI. Feb 10 Ma oas"r
Carr,gan 81 the Boston Red Sox is here
Tonight confcrri0s with Pitcher Ray col
Tins about his 1914 contract
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25
TO THE VOTERS.

My duties rs secretary of the state
Fair have made it impossible to dis
clss with the voters the issues Of the
.aayoralty campaign now on, but now
that the grea exposition is over !
would like TO speak to the men who
viii cast their ballots on December 3.
and | invite the voters to attend a
public meeting at the fountain, near
the Great Northern hotel Friday
evening at 8 o'clock
| shall at that time enter fully into
this subject. also invite all candl-
dates for city offices to share the
platform with me that night. ] be
Heye there are other candidates who
may desire to address the voters be-
fore the primary and this invitation
is cordially extended to all of them
This is tm efrst OF a series OF meet;
Tags expect to hold from now until
che primary and in this manner
hope to bring my views to the hear
ling and reason OF every man who "il'
vote at the next election.
W. w. WATE@S,
Democratic Candidate For Mayor
(Advt)
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25
WARSHIPS lombard
PORTS OF BELGIUM
ZEEBRUGGE AND NEWPORT AT
AND ALSO BY INFANTRY.

Amsterdam, via London. Nov 25.-
lies a. m.-'Yesterday after British
avators had reconnotercd cleyeriy
hidden gun positions along the coast ,'
says the Tits Sluis correspondent, "a
combined attack was undertakes BIS
the allies infantry against the Ger.
man trenches The attackers wee
aided by a bombardment from the
Anglo-French squadron, consisting e.
three small cruisers andG. numerous
torpedo bats aud torpedo boat a.
stroyers which came close to the
coast The Germans replied with a
Iheavy artillery fire
During the afternoon n second
squadron appeared between Ostend
and Weenduyn but neither heIe aor
at Newport was there any success
for either one side or the other.
"Near Westende two German bat
teries were silenced, but the British
and French squadron were forced to
retreat owing to the good marksman
sup Ol lIlS bcI lidi al liH1ie ~ "iitl
damaged one OF the desroyers.
THE second squadron then steamed
to Zeebrugge, probably with the in
tention of destroying German subma-
rine boats Before sunset the electric
works were fiercely burning and also
the Palace hotel and other buildings.
The church steeple at Heyst was
damaged
"The German firing suddenly
stopped and the German submarines
left the port. After some maneuyer.
ing the British fleet disapp i'm
tile fog Part of zeeb/dgge was burl.
ing and the population mad fled i'm all
directions"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25

lother inclosure with its contents is
sold at retail
Heavy penalties are provided for
any evasion or infraction of the act.
The act imposes the duty on every
railroad or steamship company. ex-
press company or corporation, or per
son whose occupation is TO act as
such to issue a bin OF lading OF other
evidence of receipt, to which there
shall be attached cent stamp, to
the shipper or consignor or his agent
or persons from whom any goods are
accepted for transportation where a
charge exceeding cents is made IL
is obligatory upol the shipper to af
riX and cancel the stamp.
Every person. firm or corporation
owning or operating amy telegraph or
telephone lines, must make within 30
days after the expiration OF each
month, sworn statement to the col
lector of internal revenue, giving the
number of dispatches, messages or
conversations transmitted over their
line during the preceding month for
which a charge OF Is cents or more
was imposed The tax is cent for
each message which must be collect
ed by the telephone or telegraph com
pany.
Any person, firm or corporation
who shall have become engaged as
surety for the payment of any sum OF
mcney or for the due execution or
performance Of any office or pOsito J.,
or who shall have issued other bonds
Of any description, except such as
may be required in legal proceedings,
shall affix to eadh bond a 50 cent
s lamp.
Certificates of profits. or any Ger
'tiicate or memorandum. showing in
|terest in the property or accumula-
tio1s Of any association, company q,
corporation, and on all transfers
thereof, must bear ? cent stamp.
All certificates or documents issued
by any port warden, marine surveyor
bear a 25 cent stamp; all certificates
OF any description required by law
mot otherwise specified in the act
must bear 10 cent stamp; all
brokers notes or memorandum OF
sale of any goods or merchandise.
stocks bonds, eXcahnge, notes of
hand, real estate or property of any
kid or description issued by brokers'
or persons acting as sudh, must bear
la 10 cent stamp.
Stamps are also required upon con
veyances, the entry of any goods.
wares or merchandise at any custom
house. either for consumption or
warehousing, and for the entry or
withdrawal of goods or merchandise
from custom bonded warehouses.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25
WAR TAX HERE ON
SEVERAL ARTICLES
WARNING IS HEREWITH GIVEN
THE PUBLIC AND DEALERS BY
INTERNAL COLLECTOR.

Heavy Penalties Are Imposed For
Failure to Meet the Tax Demanded
by the Government on Special Ar.
ticles.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25
CARDINAL cAVALLARl DEAD.
,Patriarch Of Venice Reported Dead
BY Paris News Agency.

a
BY Paris News Agency
Paris. Nov. 2l-11:10 p. ma dis
patch TO the Havas Agency from
enice SAYS that Cardinal Aristides
Cayauari, patriarch Of Venice died
today
Cardinal Cavallari was born at
Chioggia in 1S49 and was raised 70
the cardinalate in 1907 On various
occasions he expressed himself vol
ublv against the immodest dress OF
women and once is said to have
stopped church service, in order 70
make a woman worshipper cover her
open work shirt waist.
In January of this year Cardinal
Cavallari issued an Episcopa' letter
strongly condemning the tango dance
declaring that only those persons
who have lost ali moral sense can en-
dure it,"
He ordered all the ecclesiasties 20
deny absolution to those who having
danced the tango did not promise 10
discontinue the practice.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25

Collector Of Inetrnal Revenue Jack
Walker has issued d warning to all
bankers. brokers. pawnbrokers, Gus.
tomhouse brokers, proprietors of the
Eaters. moving picture shows NIT
Isums, concert halls. circuses, other
IpubHc exhibitions. bowling alleys and
billiard rooms, commission me chants
land tobacco dealers and manu- actur
ers to file application with hi office
promptly for special taxes levied by
the war revenue act of October %
|1g4 Failure to file application be-
fore December ! will cause delinquent
to incur 3 per cent additional tax
and other penalties
The collector also reports that he
has received a supply of the various
adhesive stamps required after De
cember ! on bonds debentures or
certificates of indebtedness issued by
any association, company or corpon
tion, and upon each sale agreement
of sale or agreement to sell any pro-
ducts or merchandise at any exchange
or board Of trade or other similar
places either for present or future de.
livery. and upon all promissory notes.
There is q tax Of one-halt Of ] cent
on each dollar or fractional part OF
the amount Of premium charged on
each policy Of Insurance
PASSAGE tickets sold 10 any passen.
ger in the United States by any YES
sci to a foreign port or place are
taxed ST. If the cost of the ticket does
not exceed $50: 81 if the cost of the
tickets is more than $50 and does not
exceed 500 and Sc if the cost of the
ticket is more than 500 A passage
ticket costing $40 or less is exempt
from taxation,
"A ten-cent tax is imposed upon a
power Of attorney or proxy for voting
at any election for officers OF any in
Icorporated company or association
except religious. charitable or literary
societies or public cemeteries.
taN oi ~ ce"'s ~ 'i'''"S'U "po'
power OF attorney to sell ana convey
real estate or to rent or lease same.
to receive or collect rent ana TO sen
or transfer any stock. nondS' Scrip
etc.
\ tax of 20 cents is imposed upon
the protest OF every note oiil o. eN'
change acceptance check or drall or
ANY marine protest Wheohef profess
ed by notary puhAc or by any Q her
lofficer when may ne ao'Aori/'o ny
the law of any cate or state 10
make such protest
Every seat sold IN na''e' or T' ~'ot
car ana every herih SoIa IN = S'e'p
ing car lis taxed ONE cent 10 oe pa"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25
Arlington t"aOteI dndDat
oil U . OPEN ALLT NMEh''NN
AMERICAN PLAN
ON U. 0 RESERVATION.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

Every modern the comfort and pleasure
the highest type patronage Beautiful lobby par
ors, writing room and and rest room oVe
looking Reservation Park. Every hall OF each oOr con-
nected to the Mountain Park by steel BRIDGES 95OOV e
pended the past summer in completely rebuilding an re-
furnishing the Bath installing modern ach'
y for the most perfect administering of the mineral wa
ters including complete ydrOtherapeutic system aho
automatic heating venlan. Private elevator ser
vice baths used exclusively tor the
batherS.
CORR
Amer varHH 1nqrW md GAINES
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25

Rates 81 per day and up; s2a per week and up. 4
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25

LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS,
BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, EN-
vELOPES, CARDS, ETC., LAW
yERS' BRIEFS NEATLY EXECUTED
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25
Let sorrelis Drug Co. look after
,orr xoDAK finishing. 6-14-u
nssnordency Due TO indigestion.

1t is not all surprising that persons
who have indigestion become discour'
aged and respondent. Here are few
words of hope and cheer for them by
Mrs. Blanche Bowers, Indiana, IA
"For years my digestion was so poor
that could only eat the ightest
foods. ] tried every thing that
heard of to get relief, but not until
about a year ago when l saw Cham
berlain's Tablets advertised and got
bottle of them, did l find the right
treatment. soon began to improve
and since taking a few bottles OF
them my digestion is fine" For sale
by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-11-25
Remarkable Cure OF Group.

Last winter when my little boy
had Group / got him a bottle OF Cham
pertains Cough Remedy. ] honestly
believe it saved his life, writes Mrs,
J. 3. Cook, Indiana Pa. ut cut the
phlegm and relieved his coughing
spells. ! am most grateful for what
this remedy has done for him. For
sale by all dealers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
ABE CROW HAS At LAST
Gained HIS Freedom
IINS BEEN FACING MURDER
CHARGE THE PAST FOUR
YEARS.

Special to The SUNDAY World
MIAMI, Okla, Dec. fs.-The ia
nous Abe Crow murder case Is at
last out of court and Crow Is I'm pos
session of his liberty. 1t was dis
missed early in the week by Judge
Preston s. Davis of the district court
on motion by defendants attorney.
q. T. Mason, on Il plea Of former
Jeopardy, invoking the constitutional
provision that an individual cannot
be twice placed in jeopardy for the
same offense.
The case came to trial October IS,
1913. and after six days hearing and
deliberation the jury failed TO agree.
seven standing for acquittal and five
for conviction. The case was sub
mitted to the jury on October II, de-
liberation continued up to and includ
ing the goth. In the interim Judge
Davis left TIE jury in charge of a
bailiff. with Instructions to return a
sealed verdict if one he found. and
went TO his home at Ninta, which is
out of this county, the jury finally re-
porting a disagreement. and was dis
charged. The court, thus leaving the
county seat and Ottawa county dur
Ing the court term and while the case
was In the hands Of the jury which
failed To agree, aCcoTu uine ~ th' su
preme court reports OF Oklahoma ana
all other reports. as argued by Mr..
Mason. operated to relieve Crow from
the charg, of murder In this case on
the plea oi former jeopardy, and the
court took this view Of the matter,
discharling the defendant after being
I'm the coils Of the law since June II,
1910.
Killed Indian boy.
Abe Crow shot and killed Joseph
poscowa, an Indian boy about 20
years OF age, while trying to arrest
him for creating n general breach OF
the peace, in the vicinity OF Lincoln,
Vile on June II. 1910. POscowa had
been drinking. and when on the streets
OF the town halted a rig containing
a young fellow and couple of girls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

next room and placed him tn a chair.
saying Now at there and be quieti"
Ten minutes later a small head ap-
prarei round the door ana meek
little voice said. Please. sir. you've
got oar teIchcr."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
only one "BRoMo QuININE."

Whenever you feel cold coming on,
think of the FUN name. LAXATIVE
HROMO QUlNlNE Look for sigma
ture of T. W Grove on box csc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

An impetuous inspector who was
visiting a provincial school was much
worried by the noise vi the pupils
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
Store open
Evenings Till
Xmas


DO0,OVo followers OF M'i'"u'AleH. on
cessiOns and PRIVILEGES heretofore
,,..r.rtos5 T., roreirp.r. ,ro rrr3ll.d
,,,,,,
"h"l pee "'''I S.b'.l '''''''
."'Ir' =" ~ p"i ~ '','''"'' u"
war 'i'Iv'"l"'' HH' n"1 "o'h ,''
nuIl'I en- Ipi . III aou''l' "'' ',"' Tio
tNt,h 'I'|l ~ ''"'i "i!u i."'H'''
>eilHyr ""ulu a'loW ."y "''''' 10
"In H'i. N"I' 1b "rH ~ Poi'', .,
Hidhta HlI""s' "'HI'iI""H -. ia, '''"liI
an ihe leII'l"'l 'n,I"uyu IN In' Oh"
roman eHlpI'r % aIi,aoS INV oiN'u W.
thls war IN 'U' 'Hu uH'G 'h' N'u''u
empire is u" p' rev NN'u 'l ''i,-
hIhsuoh com l'u'' du"',, as 7"oNh IT,,
tne second ana SsN 'It'l ,Ha P''I7 "t
pdul'' ne p'"9' ''' l"'''' Il'' u
of DanIo enters INTO a covenant
WIN th' Jt"s Ih 'h'll IauH AT 'H@ pT
glhhihs or the seventeen week on
Danel .the 7'arH-S'ar prilgd Week
4i yeuIS). MARK "l 'i"l ''"le wv
Jews are IN lhelI ana ana lh p"S'
'loh 20 tIeaI WIN ms ih'6hly "oiiu
ehpcI"I. I"u'S '''D arc IutI' III
SinaIi mum n,rS anu "HIS ny h"Ii'I'i''',
hvlN'eH ''IS IIoIII'HI anu 'Ht .l'.t
"nt" 1919 '"'e'' l"'o Wv '''"'''
win lhe tlut'ioI Sn' il"SI p'N"i"o
nation estanI7h'd N hGI own i"nH.
me Iahd gwen I" Aprahalh ana nh
seed by ulIr 1"s"Iu,' ana lnu's
leaSloIe 'NIrh9S lt"u lh' river ol
hgyp' llh' NIe) 10 the huihra''H'
ana is ABOUT 'glaI IN SIZE 10 lhe S''''
OF leNas ana 'hpIa'ihs an area
Narl'd M rilnaIe ana Ilch III resources
sood iahd ana IaIIe,
ne oplI"sI"u or IuIN'l I'" 'illS
tegra,l"n OF ln" empire mo SICK
man ~ ON MS '"S' Iosa'
The Jews Opportunity.
"yybat brttor soIutinu nf tbr east
ern uurstiou Than that tbp lows
yi,,pfI I, r.j,.t,t.l In +.ai, ,v.u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
City News In Brief


who live SIX miles from Tulsa, am
uouucc the birth of baby boy.
e.
ERANl, CONI.EY of West Tulsa. a
hoiI,rnol,er vho has naeu busy for
,,' r,st vaop establishing a roi,e
court record app,ared once more be-
fora Judrn CIark Yesterday and was
nIrt vim a familiar erecting from his
bnnor lie Was sentenced to 10 DAYS
r..,,. ,,.,.,,,,. a
- H'N' ',N' WI" GO "' ','.
.lo"E N''H ~ o.,9 o.,''l9 .u,,',, D.,
i'S I""y u'H ""s -
'oi one ol ms ll''nu7 WI" "'H 'u
4oI' TO APPEAR III po'l,S yoU'l S, S'N'5'
Jay I'o tu'"E' jug Ia, "'7'7'V st,.' '
IlIe Oh 80 ana SvHI''l''u N!I,l ~ Nv
1, u",a III ''e '''' J''' 4'' ''''''''''' W.
JUICE CONN LINN, who has been
confined to his bed with a severe at
tack Of la grippe, Will be back on the
| JOB Monday according TO reliable in
/ formation received yesterday from one
| of his assistants. Judge Ilnn's abb
senCe has put proceedings in the
/ county court on a staudstill for the
past two days.
.
SUIT WAS FILED I'm the district
court Yesterday morning by the Cen
/ the Modern EIrrtrir rnmpany asking
Judgment for 81 500 Tho hank alleges
/ that the electric conpanv has refused
TO pay note of 50 200 ana $500 has
been added to the bin to pay for the
cost of collection
AN ,Ivr,,r,pII l., hoori,,, t,o No
,,.,,'rt'.le .l,1 n,i WI e,,,
a., o', - S,,,h Ni,t, stroat
rraiIi,j,'i l,ttiS ho'.,.,. i,,,I, tr,,i, "a
nrn,ort,. te lnc.l ,,hoiosoio honso
~, H., -. - S,,,,,,nS aTa hntroit
,.sster,l,,. r,,rninp ,Tha s,nali.. car
dos c,,,'.il,',,l,l,. ,I,,,,a,,cs I'M nn ot,o
was vow. .srio,,sI,, t',rt
prRlrISsroN ~ tbo cit. commits
sion has hecr aekrd Inv me Uo,ol
Tuis, an,bn,ittae IN sipl2 , w.Ii nm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20
DALLAS PASTOR SELECTS
TIMELY SUBJECT FROM
BOOK or LUKE.
PART THE WAR PLAYS


''' '''-' 0' ''..'' ''' 90 10
me It'N. I'lntI h''a aInh' "l''"
Ihr soaring oI li' 'i''l W" lr'
Inr id,'''u 9t'H,'''. l'Nr ''"I
AAI -t ana Jerusalem 'H"i
uoddth down uI me ''HuI's nhIu I"'
, ulnes OF the ''nuIrs ne i"'N'l'u
Ihesr words Ilhd ln'lT S'',Iib lu
/ lhe AItdl pI"ph''l "l Ihr I"Iu jesus
'hilsi concerning lhr rhu o' lnls HH
not the 'hd nI lhr "'Ild' lulS
prophecy I"I'l'HlHt OF wars ana D."
Wols OF wars, or Ihe over mug "'
hdu"hs ana tlHtu"IhH, I' seems IN no"
ntlns hlrIaIA IuI"''" Sd'd W.
l'oes.
why Is ll' eastern V','''"" ~"
. \lthI, SD acute why are 'ht move
/ menus OF lI'' "IhIS" '"'p''
closely watched my are ln, E"-
| ropedh nations "al'hihg e''u olH,I SO
. 'I"H'IS IN ItlaIloh 10 In'II u'dI'Hb
/ win turkey. me world views WIN
. ihdliterenc' radical Ieloluu"ns ana
. poIlIiodI uPhe1,alS 'I'e" mere, DI(
/ upon lhe snEn'eSt pIoNoC"uoH az,
/ eyes Idrh TO '"uslahun"p!e. W ny
i,,,'5 -, ,,, piiIn 1II,' ~. l",,.I ,,,,.,,, nv,
, God To Abraham and his descendants
for an everlasting possession lies
within the bounds of the Ottoman en-
] plIe. IN lIlS StlSlllNtIltNS ~ luN dI 81 '''
eastern question ana every movement
. that can possibly concern the Holy
| Land, the world bears strong though
/ reluctant testimony to the truth Of
Gods word. But you say, Has not
. God cast away His people forever
| Have they not forfeited every claim
TO that land" No, True, christ said
/ Jerusalem should be troddcn down uI
/ the Gentiles, but only until the times
| Of the Gcntiles are fulfilled. Then tho
/ Gcntiles must yaDatc must pass on
Jerusalem is today I'm Nohamme-
edan hands and Turkish hayoncts
guard the cradle and grave of our Lord
The Mosque of Omar now occupies
/ the site of the ancient temple Of tho
| Jews. tuustantinOple, founded by tho
! first Christian emperor, is today ocCu-
pied by the Cain, the head OF the Mo-
hammedan faith. The last generation
has Witnessed within this empire
. probably the most cruel and diabuli-
/ cal massacre OF Christians committed
/ during this age.
"Gladstone said, The eastern ques-
ton is not question Of Mohamme-
danism simply but of Mohammedau-
ism compounded with the peculiar
character of race They are not
the mild MOhammCdanS Of India, nor
the chiyalrous Saladins of Syria nor
the cultured Moors Of Spain. They
were upon the whole, from the black
4 1,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

JACK MAUPIN, who was arrested
along with several others for loiter-
ing Friday night, answered present
for one of his friends who was un-
able to appear IN police court yoster-
day morning. Judge clark assessed a
fine of $25 and sentenced him 10 five
days in the city jail for contempt Of
court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

PETE O'NEAL and Con Nonahan.
arrested FRIDAY night in fist and
skull fight on East First street. were
Informed yesterday morning by Mu-
nicipdl Judge clark that they would
spend 10 days in Jail, which means
that Christmas day Will be spent be-
hind the bars. II is thought possible
that their term will be shortened on
good behavior.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

WALTER SCOTT and Ed Kile, the
two men who We're alleged to have
had something to do with persua ding
Myrtle Scott to leave her home about
two weeks ago. were arrested yester-
day by Deputy Sheriff H. 4. Premer
and placed In the county Jail. \ thor
ough investigation will be made by
the county attorney before definite
charges will he placed against them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

AN AUTOMOBILE bearing tag No.
3G7, the property of the Oh Well Sup
ply company on South Main street.
coilidcd with a heavy auto truck, the
property of q local Wholesale house,
1t the corner Of Second and Detroit
yesterday morning. The smaller car
was considerably damaged, bat no one
was very seriously hurt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-20

WALTER WILLIAMS. the negro
who stole several valuable chickens
from W. NJ Garrison, another negro.
last Friday night, was sentenced TO 80
days In tail yesterday morning 10y
Municipal Judge Clark. The chicken
thief denied the accusation from start
TO finish, but on sight OF the man
from whom he took the chickens,
ceased 10 contend.