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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08
Music teachers To
MEET HERE APRIL 4
ISSUE GAIL FOR FIRST STATE
CONVENTION 1D.Bi UlLD
APRIL T.
Want I,rry city 10 Have 70 laprc-rn-
mu,c- at Music Teachers
Convention.

Tn, mlsi. teachers of tho city who
hurd Interested themselves iu the
forming oi state association. and
haNe gone SD Gar as to elect tenn
pofary committee and chairman. met
700 the commercial club Friday after
toou 1t which time "a call was issued
for the first annual state convention
Go boz held Saturday April 4, in this
city. The following communication
makes known the object u the Or
ganization:
Believing in concentrated effort 90
bring about the best results for the
uplifting and upbuilling of the teach
ing standards among the active mu-
sic teachers NJ oklahoma. We, the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08
7. VI. u. Meeting

The Musical Dozen is to have a rep
resentative on the program Of the an
nual spring Third district Federation
meeting In Sapulpa next month In
vitations extended by Mrs 2 r Mao
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

Tommy
yes. dad"
Take Mr. Wombats lawumoWar
back to him and see IL you can Dol-
row hs snow shoyel."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

Mrs W. H. lIcndr.n and Mrs Percy
Collins will entertain informally in
the llendren home, Monday afternoon,
to present Miss Anna Wildcmuth u
Columbus. O..a niece OF Mr. Hendren.
who is here for brief visit ca route
homo from a stay in Arizona and TO
honor Miss Persis Bowen of Des
Moiues. Iowa. who has been guest
In the Collins home for some time.
I'm the evening, Mr aud MS Hem
dren. together with Mr. Arthur Hen
drcn viii entertain quite a largo COM
pany of young people in Miss Wilder
mrth'g honor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-08

Mr. and Mrs. W A. suarp viii en-
tertain with a dinner party Of ten
covers. Tuesday evening. compiimcn-
tary TO the Misses Martha and Helen
Gin and Mary and Jane Doty. of Ian
caster. Ky.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01

Thus came Tarzan or the apes to the first outpost of civilization.
 For week they remained there. and the ape man. keenly observnnt. learn. cd much of the ways of men. while black women sewed upon white duck garments for himself and D'Arnot that they might continue their journey properly clothed
 Another month brought them to a little group of buildings at the mouth of wide river. and there Tnrzan saw many boats and was filled with the old timidity by the sight of many men.
 Gradually he became accustomed to the strange noises and the odd ways of civilization. so that presently nohe might know that two short months before this handsome Frenchman in immaculate white ducks, who laughed and chatted with the gayest of them. had been swinging naked through primeval forests to bounce upon some unwary victim, which. raw. was to appease bis savage appetite.
 The knife and fork. so contemptu- ously flung aside a month before. Tar gan now manipulated as exquisitely as did the polished D'Arnot.
 So apt n pupil had he been that the young Frenchman had labored assidu- ously to make of Tarzan a polished gentleman in so far as nicety of man. ners and speech was concerned
 Heaven made you gentleman at heart. my friend" D'Arnot had said. but we want its work to show upon the exterior also"
 As soon as they had reached the lit tie port D'Arnot had cabled his gov ernment of his safety and requested a three months leave which had been granted.
 He also cabled hls bankers for funds. and the enforced wait of a month. under which both chafed, was due to their inability to charter yes sel for the return to Tarzan's jungle after the treasure. At last. however. DArnot succeeded in chartering an an- cient tub for the coastwise trip to Tar zan's landlocked harbor.
 It was a happy morning for them both when the little vessel weighed an chor and made for the open sea.
 The trip to the beach was unevent- ful, and the morning after they drop ped anchor before the cabin Tarzan. garbed once more in his jungle regalia and carrying a spade, set out alone for the amphitheater of the apes where lay the treasure.
 Late the next day he returned. bear ing the great chest upon his shoulders, and at sunrise the little vessel was worked through the harbor's mouth and took up her northward journey. | Three weeks later Tarzan and DAT not were passengers on board French steamer bound for Lyons, and after a few days In that city D'Arnot took | Tarzan to Paris.
 The ape man was anxious to proceed to America. but D'Arnot insisted that he must accompany him to Paris first nor would he dlyulge the nature of the urgent necessity upon which he based his demand.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01
CHAPTER xx.
The L.iaht of Civilization.

0 NE of the first things which
 D'Arnot accomplished after their arrival was to arrange
 to visit thigh official of the police department, an old friend of DiArnot's. He took Tarzan with him. Adroitly D'Arnot led the conversa- ton from point to point until the pos liceman had explained to the interested Tar8an many of the methods in vogue for ,apprehending and identifying crim- inals. ,a
 Not the least interesting to Tarzan was the part played by finger prints in this fascinating science.
 ,'But of what value are these i'm prints" asked Thrzan, "when after a few years the lines upon the fingers are entirely changed by the wearing out of the old tissue and the growth of new?"
 ''The lines never change" replied the official. Prom infancy to senility the finger prints of an individual change only in size, except as injuries alter the loops and whorls. If imprints nave been thken or tne tnulnD ana TOUT fingers of both hands one must needs lose all entirely to escape identi1ca- tion."
 Tt is marvellous" exclaimed DAT not. ''I wonder what the lines upon my fingers resemble"
 We can soon see." replied the police officer, and. ringing bell, he sum. moned an assistant. to whom be issued few directions.
 The man left the room to return presently with a little hardwood box. which he placed on his superior's desk 'Ncw." said the officer, you shall have your finger prints in second"
 Hs drew from the little ease R square
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01

face of the glass was covered with . very thin and uniform layer of ink.
 Place the four fingers of your right hand upon the glass thus" he said tc D'Arnot; now the thumb. That's right. Now place them fin just the same position upon this card here; TO. little to the right We must leave room for the thumb and the fingers of the left hand. There, that's 1t. Now the same with the left"
 Come. Tarzan," cried D'Arnot. let's see what your whorls look like"
 Tarzan compiled readily. asking many questions of the officer during the operation
 Do finger prints show racial char acterlstics?" he asked. Could you de- termine. for example, solely from finger prints whether the subject was negro or CaucasianT
 q think not" replied the officer. though some claim that those of the negro are less complex"
 Could the finger prints of an ape be detected from those of a man?" z Probably. because the apes would be far simpler than those of the higher organism"
 But a cross between an ape and a man might show the characteristics of either progenitori" continued Tarzan "l should think likely" responded the official But the science has not progressed sufficiently to render 1t ex- act enough In such matters. l should hate to trust its findings further than to dlfferentiate between individuals.
 ''There it is absolutely definite. No two people born into the world prob ably have ever had identical lines upon all their digits."
 Docs the comparison require much time or laborT asked D'Arnot.
 ordinarily but q few moments. if the impressions are distinct"
 D'Arnot drew a little black book from his pocket and commenced turn ing the pages
 Tarzan looked at the book in sur prise How did D'Arnot come to have his booki
 Presently DArnot stopped at page on which were five tiny little smudges.
 He handed the open book to the po- liceman.
 Are these imprints similar to mine or NJ. Tarzan's? Can you say that they are identical with either?"
 The officed drew a powerful glass from his desk and examined all three specimens carefully, making notations meanwhile upon a pad of paper.
 Tarzan realized now what was the meaning of their visit to the police of ficer.
 The answer to his life's riddle lay in these tiny marks.
 With tense nerves he sat leaning for ward in his chair.
 Presently the police officer spoke.
 "Gentlemen." he said.
 Both turned toward him.
 There Is evidently great deal al stake which must hinge to a greater or lesser extent upon the absolute cor rectness of this comparison. I there fore ask that you leave the entire mat. ter in my hands until our expert re- turns"
 q had hoped to know at once," said D'Arnot M Tarzan sails for Ameri ca tomorrow"
 "I will promise that you can cable him a report within two weeks,"I re
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01
CHAPTER XXI. n.A 1T Ak Et..

~ UDDENLY out of the northeast > great black car came careen- A ing down the road.
 With a jolt 1t stopped before the cottage, and black haired giant leaped out and ran up on to the porch. Without a pause he rushed into the house. On the couch lay Clayton. The man started in surprise. but with a bound was at the side of the sleeping man.
 Shaking him roughly by the, shoul- der, he cried:
 Are you all mad here? Don't you know you are nearly surrounded by fire? Where Is Miss PorterT
 Clayton sprang to his feet. He did not recognize the man, but he under stood the words and was upon the veranda fin bound.
 He cried out in consternation, then. dashing back Into the house. called:
 "Jane! Jane! Where are youT
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-01

of plate glass. a little tube of thlck ink, rubber roller and few snowy white cards
 Squeezing a drop of Ink on to the glass. hc spread 1t back and forth with the rubber roller until the entire sur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
GOLD AND BLUE IN
FINAL WORKOUT
: LIGHT SIGNAL DRILL. TO POLISH
UP. WILL BE HELD TODAY.
Local Team WIN Go Into Game Cripplsd
But win Fight Bravsly
Bellaire Confident.

The Wheeling high eleven was put
through a long practice yesterday In
preparation for the game with Bellairc
Thanksgiving afternoon. A light signal
drill will be held this afternoon. which
VIII end what preparation has TO do
schedule. The boys are awaiting the
coming event calmly and are determined
TO give the Ohioans the stiffest propo-
sition they have been up against this
season.
II is likely that Cotton. Triadelphia
shoes OF Matthews at right half. the
latter being out OF the game on account
OF a severe case OF rheumatism. As
many as flve candidates have been bat
ting manfully for this berth since the
latter part OF last week and IL - now
almost n surety that the little husky
who was the pride OF the out-the-pdke
the lineup at the kick-or tomorrow az
ternoon.
Aside from the loss OF Matthew'S
which by the way Is most severe one.
the squad looks fine. All OF the former
Grips have come back and have been
Rider who has been nursing a bad knee
for the past several weeks has returned
20 form and Will add tower OF strength
TO the line.
The Beliaire bunch are coming stron.
and with the avowed intention OF wip-
ing out past humiliations with a clean
cut victory. They have most exceli-
ent record and are reported in good
condition Interest in the game among
local High supporters and football men
in general Is at white heat. while down
in Bellaire they are just football crazy
over what they are going TO do 10
Wheeling. after all these years. Let's
see.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
NEWS BRIEFS

oRANT CHARTERS 49, Charters
were granted to the following sunday
school Bible classes by the officials
OF the West Virginia Sunday School
association yesterday The Little
Workers adult class OF the First NJ
y church. MorgantOwn. and the sun.
beam class Of the NJ r. church at
Hamlin
SAFETY VALvE-The Safety
Valve" a quarterly magazine issued
IN the interests Of the employees n
the Wheeling a Lake Erie railroad.
was received the FIRST Of the week az
the local terminal. and a. now being
distributed among the employees
BETTER TRAFFIC IN SIGHT
Railroad officials anticipate an early
return % business IN railroad traffic
IN both freight and passenger bust
ness
TEAoHER's PAY roDAY-The
teachers ~ WheclinE viii receive their
reFuiar monthly pay today instead 81
Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR PAIRMONT
FOOTBALL ENTHUSIASTS HAVE
GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SEE
IN That City Thursday Afternoon Be
tween wesleyan College and w.
". u-leaves at 10 O'Clock.

Aspecfal train will be run over the
lines OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
between Wheeling. MoundsviIle. Cam
eron. Littleton. Hundred and Manning
ton TO Fairmont on Thanksgiving day
to accommodate the crowds going 10
the big state championship football
game between Wesleyan and West
virginia At Fafrmont on that day, and
which VIII enable these football fans
10 return to their homes that night.
Tickets for the train will be sold 1T
the local depot at regular round trip
fares, and may be secured at any
time. Special trains from all sections
or West Virginia are being arranged,
and II II thought that the Wheeling
special will take as large n crowd TO
Fairmont on that day as any section
OF tho state. as a large number OF
signers for tickets on the train were
secured In Wheeling. Moundsvilie and
other towns before the train was ar
ranged.
The schedule OF the train Is as fol-
lows:
Leave Wheeling (B. & O. station),
10 a. m, November rs.
Leave Moundsville 1890 a. m.
Leave Cameron IL q. m
Leave Littleton 1I:32 a. m.
Leave Hundred 1883 a. m.
Leave Warrington 1910 D. m.
Arrive Fairmont 12:45 d. m.
On the return the train will leave
Fairmont Mt 3 O'Clock and. making the
same stops as on the outgoing trip.
will return to Wheeling about IL
o'clock that night
The special has many advantages.
rs people can get TO Fairmont In
plenty Of time to see the game. and
do not need to return till after The
celebration In over
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
DAVE Says

When a man says he doesn't
care for Style in Clothes il
probably is because he is OF
the opinion that stylish clothes
cost more than the others.
Nothing could be farther
from the truth, particularly 4
they're Kraus-Made.
You'll want to lcok your
best, tomorrow, Thanksgjv-
ing Day.
And il isn't too late to get
the suit or the overcoat that
will make you look as we'll as
the best and at a price such as
you would pay elsewhere for
Just clothes"
You may need something
else in the way Of a nice shirt,
tie, or something Of the kind,
for turkey day. IF so, let
Kraus Bros. show you.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
GREAT FOOTBALL
TITLE QUESTIONED
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY AND
WEBLEYAu ARE READY
ROE BATTLE
fairmont WIN Ne Scene Of Big Game
Thursday Afternoon-0rsat
Crowd Expected.

Tomorrow afternoon at South Side
pari IN kairmont. the football teams
OF the West NIrginia University and
West Virginia Wesleyan College Will
meet In their annual game TO decide the
piSnship. Thanksgiving dav win ind
ffirmont the Mecca Tor all grads Of
either school who can possibly arrange
10 get there. To the Marion county
metropolis after tomorrow will go the
distinction OF Accommodations Tho great
est crowd that ever attended an athletic
contest In the state OF West virginia
& Prom the camps OF the rival elevens
reports are coming; saying that the
crtpplcs have been eliminated. and that
all u Mt FOR the great contest. Both
IN Buckhaunon and In MOrgant0wn the
nnal drill has been behind locked gates.
In fact throughout the season the choice
plays Of each eleven have been guarded
with the utmost care and what Wcs-
leynn or State may spring tomorrow in
the line OF attack can be only predicted.
state LOOKS Fest
At the present time state looks a
little the strongest from the strength
Of it line, which, II o. reported, II the
best that has ever represented the Unit
versity. But In contrast TO the power
OF this line ~ the remarkable forward
passing game OF Wesleyan. should w.
V. u. secondary defense prove incapable
o. meeting that attack. the beauty Of It's
ming game sS s .Sr Seem 10 b se er rSn
y matched with state having a slight
advantage with better support In the
The main attack OF the University
must 20 great extent depend on Leath-
either team. n he has anything like
fair interference 90 carry him to "a
parallel with the Wesleyan secondary
he will very likely give the Methodists
trouble. Miller. the lad who scored the
touchdown against W. A. = here. a. also
very fast aud can be depended on IN the
open field.
kellison will play his usual great
game at tackle while Webster FOR State
u expected 20 rip things up on the other
side Of the line. 10 will in any event be
q battle and with a fair dav the state
championship should De settled 20
gomebody's Whosc7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
nELLAIRE REVIVAL.
RECORD TO DATE

how far Is IL TO Hell7' The young man
rode on. BEFORE he reached the next
corner his horse became frightcned and
dashed away like mad. throwing the
young man 70 the. ground and dashing
his brains ouf AGAINST the curb
only a half a block from Hell. and
mockiug sin" the evangelist said
We mock sin by misappiying the
remedy When We repress sin-cover
u " and say it's not 40 bad 10 sin n
httle-we are hooking sin N there H.
any one you can pull the wool over A.
ne man who thinks the day before cleo
tion and on election day forgets When
IRE with GOOD deeds. when YOU cover
W sin with church or lodge YOU are
mockinE sin. When We say We can ,
n ,oi9 u down We are hooking g. 4 man
told ne the other day he was " rlom-
Der Of three lodges The pevii A. I.
member Of them all
Loes the Door too Late.
W hats the use Of locking The hart,
door after the horse a. stlien7 Therg h.
nothing left but the halter and some
% nay. You are simply out the price
- man drinks booze 20 excess ana
comes home cross and eurlv Ue rets
quo "a quarrel With his vie and d~rh>
his hahys hrains out aaainst the wall
ana then Kills her we rate "A orc,t
hue and crv saying such an awful lei
Tow. We rct out 'he bioodhounda AMI
I'm nim down 90. We are Eoine 10 have
~ VII not reafore the procedure No.
and baby There are ALREADY two 800
snd u VIII only ndd smother a. me ttSs
We are oulr 'rnlntinr the QUINN ~.
ouHht g. rot nffer fhe saloon Eerr.r-
Who cold The utuT NJ W. couid sbov,
lo1 the awful results ~ your sio hrfrr.
" came 20 raHr no ono would commit
sin anr more nut We thinE va csr, ~.
capr We thinf that ~ viii not como
nerr us We ere making n n1ock ~ sfr
~ rft the uar rirtf with God ana
- WIZ no. rnF0 darrnffnn boz hIs b.srt
rut ho VII D. follower ~ the gsvtor
" on turn over nov leaf THAT H.
hIn.-fd liut What Hrr you Tafnr ~ al
y ith TIE black record on the bach mace y
r"fur nr0nie turn over r new lear m a.
tirst ~ the year and the nert day turn
"sin ir Tirautic enemy 10 fte ,sftcv
in ne city. o. auciefY and thai home vet
men cero not about ~ nnd give a. ~
heed. Many are an blind thew could ~
zee ein if the devil shook hands ogfth
them. Sin rrpresaod d. danrer~ue
thtnr. 10 breaks out on you in the yvrofir
nlaCe Won mock ain bv DELAY priav A.
We best trick the devil plays Delay
means death. Fools mock nj sin the
greatest folly iH 60 put OF your soul
- a. close ~ the services the evan
Echsf nekcd How many have accented
christ We asked those 10 stand and
nun Der stood up. Ne then asked the
entire audience 60 stand and bow their
hcnda in prayer About n fdrrn came
forward when the evangelist laaurd the
invitation FOR converts