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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
HARRISON DENIES
DULANEY CHARGES
Continued From First Tag,

continued From First PagcD
borrow money, and President Finley
spent his time on the road to cut off
expenses"
Mr. Harrison read several letters he
wrote 10 President Finley At the Time.
one told OF borrowing 5000. 900 from
three New York banks for three
n'.fIths at 10 per cent. Mr.. Harrison
suggested to the president that all
construction be stopped. and the cash
box closed down lie spoke of J. Plcr-
pont Morgan as the FIRST "cmcrgcncy
, hospital" and in a later communica-
tion told OF Inducing the Morgan firm
10 advance enough money TO tide over
the Southern.
we We're able in 1909 10 refund $3l, =
100000 development bonds, and then
we were over the hill;" explained
President Harrison.
''iiui every cent of this was 10 meet
obligations incurred during the ac-
QUESTION period. and so President
FINLEY had not u cent OF new capital
10 do things hc desired lie did get
SSl ,OOo.ooo new money from surplus
/ income which he put into the property
in the form Of improvements Rut he
could not make great improvements
| like giving adequate terminals TO the
South. How often have heard him
wish for money TO 1t" This
lie did star, To furnish some ter
minals. for the collection Of roads
President Spencer had bought was fit
10 go into q museum Untn recent
years the railroads Of the South have
hc"n horribly inadequate because tho
traffic would not support improve
meNtS.
Mr.. Finley WAs not able To do
mitch. bur lac started out To iron out
his collection Of roads by building ter
minal connections As soon as he died
J went out and borrowed $4,000. 600 on
tn" credit that paid for tn" Southern
10 do some Of the things he had so
wanted 10 do II President Spencer
Is 10 he known rs the maker Of the
Southern map, President Finley is to
hc known a. the builder of it's credit
and ur@anIIation'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Personal and Orhcrwr.c.

Tho two daughters of Dr. Robert
J.. Page, OF Berryville. Va. VINO died
Sunday afternoon, arc Mrs. DR.. +. l..
McGille. Of this city. and Mrs. Henry
Patterson. formerly OF Petersburg, now
of Washington.
In the development OF its resources
in the advancement of it's school system
in tho Improvement or its lands and
roads. and In It's general prosperity,
Dinwiddie is one of the most progress
sivc counties in the Southside section.
In place OF Frank Korn, who has
resigned as chauffeur for the Police
Department.. tho police commissioners
have elected Job W. Sanford.
The real estate market was quite
active tho past week, number OF
transactions having been reported
though none of special Importance.
The funeral of John w. Drcwry. OF
this city. who died in Richmond on
saturday, took place this morning,
with the service at the grave. in Bland
ford Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
SOUTH RICHMOND
POLICE HOTLY RESENT
REMARKS OF ATTORNEY
Southsidc Lawyer Makes Complete
Apology TO Captain y. s.
Wright,
LIQuoR SELLER CONVICTED
baptist Association to Meet AT Skim
Ouarter-City Sells Three Lots for
TaNes-,joint Excursion to- Buck
roc To-MorrOw.

Tho usual peace and dignity of the
court was shattered when Attorney !.
NJ. Turner made certain remarks re-
lectns on the honor or the South
side police. which were quickly and
warmly resented by Captain Alexander
: Wright yesterday mormiu:. in Police
Court. Far; H.. during the hearing of
tn" case Of James Worsham colorcd
charged with RUNNING. IL blind tiger"
Confusion reigned in The courtroom,
uniil. al the iuSistcnCc Of Captain
Wright spd Policemen Sweet and Ser
tuCci who made the arrest. Mr.. Turner
apo!oeiz"d for his action Captain
Wright said yesterday afternoon that
Attorney Turner had apoloEizcd to him
privately, and said that he regretted
his hasiN action.
Worsham was convicted by Justice
Maurice. fined sloc. sent TO Jail for
sixty days and put under a bond Of
Sa0o to keep the peace for twelve
months. The n"gr" was arrested on
Friday, when the undertaking cstab-
hshment of w. l. Johnson. on upper
Hull Street. was raidcd by Captain
Wright and the two policemen. who
suspected that liquor was being sold
there. Whiskey was purchased with
marked money. and the arrest fol-
lowed.
Policemen arc all alike, from Lieu
tenant Becker down" Attorney Turner
said in his address defending Worsham.
his client He then intimatcd that
had two or three dollars been handed
the officers no arrest would have been
made
The officers referred to Immediately
Jumped to their feet, demanding that
the lawyer retract his statements.
Captain Wright even said that he
would seek personal satisfaction out
OF court whereupon Attorney Turner
asked that he he put under a bond.
After repriInandnr him, Justice Maui
rice restored order by ordering an
apology. which was given by the at
torneN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Alleged Robbers Held.

Nlonzo ZONES ana William Taylor.
aiias smith charged with holding up
policeman NJ !. Moore and shooting
Aoolphus Firth. OF oak Grove were
s"nt ON 10 the grand jury BY Justice
Maurice Yesterday I'm Police Court.
fart u. The negroes we're Identified
~ both Officer Moore and Mir. Frith as
their assailants. The pair we're caught
hS chief OF Police Ragland and several
P"tersb burg officers after they had
roDDeH q store al Weldon Before cap
'hrins them. the policemen fought a
pattlo with abou; eight uegrocs. Tones
tnd TAYLOR each mad several pistols on
nom when searched
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

fields of PENNSYLVANIA. Western Mary.
ihnd' and West Virginia. and in the
Underwater" railroads that carry thci,
coal to-wit: Tie Norfolk ana Western.
The Baltimore and ohio. tho ChcSapcake
ana ONO. and the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
way. and how these railroads have
been allowed to work the Southern
Hallway by methods of ratc-nakinr
nave shown. by proper exhibits. Just
how the tidcWatc" railroads. all being
controlled by the PENNSYLVANIA. through
SYSTEM of intcrlockin@ traffic nSso-
Citations, actuollV dominate the coal
rates throughout the Southern terri
tory 50 that TIE Southern Railway
! could not lower 4 coal rate even he
/ tween points on it's own rails without
/ the consent of the Norfolk and West
! "rn hallway. ! have shown that the
! Norfolk and Western is controlled by
/ the Pennsylvania Through stock own
"rshiD in the former held by the Penn
/ sylvnnia. and Mr.. Frick is :: directory,
ana have shown. 10y startling exhibits
the methods :cSortcd to by the rafiic
officials and others to deceive the pub
liz ana the Interstate Commerce Com
mission; and have shown many other
;hn"s that the public ought to know
BOTFLED-IP CONDITION
OF WHO'LL: TERRITORY
hut, Mr.. DulancN continued. "one
of the most important exhibits nlcd. so
lar as this immediate section of coun l.
try Is concerned. Is one taken from the
railroads own statements. covering
the year 1918. and showing that the
coal moved out OF East Tennessee.
Eastern Kentucky and Southwest Nir-
Sina. by the Southern Railway ana the
l.ouiSNill" and Nashville. WAS loss than
G.poc.uOe tons, while the CapScitV OF
the coal mines in the same territory
covered only by these two rail
roads. was over 2l.OO0.00o tons thus
exposing with powerful emphasis the
bottled-up condition Of this whole ter
ritorN with no outlet To tidcwater. and
the shameful fact that. while over -.
100000 tons OF coal were CRYING for a
market. and the Southern Railway
needed III" revenue. this traffic would
nave produced, to have moved This coal
TO tidewatcr would have put il in com
petition with coal belonging 10 MIR
islin. MIR Baker and other directors of
Inc southern hallway. and so the coal
was not moved. This condition vii,
continue, in my opinion. until mo ,o, :
tcnncss of this whole situation is fuu,.
exposed"
on may say 10 the coal operators
IN this section" Mir. pulancy continued.
that ii il time Tor them to wake nm
and pull together for Il tidcwatcr ont
let, tor not only they. but the Southern
kaliwaN, needs it one Of the politi-
cal tricks Of the railroads has been TO
Keep the operators lighting u,nour.
themselves over the present rostric,al
consuming territory, and thus divert
them from the only source of real re
net tidcwator outlet at Charleston
Tor inns territory. and tidcwalcr ONT
lets for the Alabama coal fields ut
Jacksonville and brunswick"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
RICHMOND NEGRO IS HELD
FOR CORPORATION COURT
Malicious Cutting, Result OF Sat
urdny Night ARRAY.
AGED WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY
Couple From Brunswick County
United In Marriage-,John Robin
son Has Narrow Escape From
Death When He Falls In Well.
Special to The Times Dispatch. ]

Petersburg. Va. July 27.-ln tho Po-
lice Court this morning Robert Harris.
a Richmond negro, was sent to the
Hastings Court for trial on two sepa =
rate charges Of malicious and fcloni-
Gus cutting and woundinE. Saturday
night he used his knife on William
Wesley aud Susie King. both colorcd.
and wounded both TO an extent that
they had TO bc put under surgeons
care.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Narrow Escape From p.nth.

John Robinson. colorcd, aged abou,
seventy years, had narrow escape
from death this morning OH st. Andrew
street, while engaged in repairing the
top Of we'll on the premises of George
~ Badger. when a cavein occurred
and the old man vas thrown TO the
bottom Of the we'll. "A distance Of about
thirty-nve feet. There was eight fee,
Of water i'm the we'll, and he mana ed
TO keep afoat on pieces of timber tina,
went down with him until he could he
rescued. He was found TO be severely
injured about the head. and was takci
to the hospital for treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
brunswick Courlc Married.

In company with "A party or friends
Miss torncl'a Wallace Braswcll and
Charles Bernard Wallace. both OF
Lawrcncevilte. drove to this city In All
automobile yesterday. and at lo:sO
O'Clock were married by the Rev T.
w. Moore, pastor # the Second Sap
tist Church. The ceremony was per
formed in the prettily decorated parlor
OF tho residence OF Mrs. Il. r. George
on Rlick Street. I'm the presence OF n
number Of friends. The attendants
were Miss Jessie Smith and Harley
Fleshord. both OF Lawrcnceville. The
bridal trip was continued To Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
DnnviIIc BOY Drowned.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
pnnvillc. Va. July 2T.-Clifton Mann.
the fifteen yearol,l son OF Thomas
Mann. n timer. WAS drowned in Dan
River this afternoon at o'clock. The
hoy could swim. but was taken with
cramps. and sank I'm eight feet OF
water before help reached him. His
hody was recovered in an hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Meets n.nth or u.o.L

0p"rihI 10 INC Tlmcs- \ ispatch
henderson. y. e.. July "1-'rhis
morning II { o'clock. jerry Champion.
an aged citizen residing in South Hen
dcrSon. met Instant death near the
coal chute. Mr. Champions hcarin.
was defective. ana in his .,ttelnut to
cross the traces while watching TIN.
movements OF he shiftn@ engine vas
struck hy The freight train on tn,
main limo which r,1u5"l an death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
TRAGEDY SMASHES
PLANS OF ASQUITH


Continued From First Page)
TO intercept the volunteers chccrcd the
gun runners. and everything seemed TO
be going smoothly until the battalion
OF Scottish Bordercrs came ON tn.
scene.
While the leaders of the volunteers
and the rcEifnental officers we're par
leyinE. the rark and file OF the volun-
teers scattered and got away with the
rifles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Deeds Recorded.

Three deeds OF bargain and sale We're
recorded Yesterday ia Hustings Court
Part II, as follows: The city of Rich.
n'ond Ia the Tax title Company. OF
richmond 'Juuius Leo. eighteen feet
"i property fronting on the south side
m Hecat"r stree, on Tie Petersburg
Turnpike; inc Guy 10 the Tax Titlc
Company, &C Richmond IAmy James,.
= lot AT Everett and Sixteenth streets:
IN" City TO the TaX Title Company. Of
Richmond HenrictI. Johnson l6t -;
plan Of Butler Addition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
i'"raH. Va, July 27.-purine an cleo
lrlc storm which passed over this
county to-day. Or. ]. T. RlumbncI<'s
barn IN Springfield District four miles
north OF l.u"aY, was destroyed hv uuh,
mig The loss is q heavy one IN
GLIDING The wheat and hay crops ON
ono of the finest farms in ragc coun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
FIGHT At YARD PARTY
MAY RESULT ~ MURDER
[Snccial to rhc rimes.nisna1nh.

lSPFVTdI DISDatCn.T
Winchester, Va. July 21.-Mitchell
Cornwcll. aged nineteen years. of this
county. is in Winchester hospital, prob
ably fatally injured as a result OF an
assault committed by Ashby rugh at
yard party at Stephenson late on
Saturday night Cornwelrs father and
Purh were drinking together when
cornwell attempted to take his father
away. This angcrcd PuEh. who plunged
II knife into Cornwclrs head and throat.
and almost severinS his right hand.
ruSh is in Jail here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lucas, widow
of John :. Lucas. OF Prince George.
died suddenly las; night at her home
near the County Courthouse. She is
survived by - large family Of children
-four daughters and eight sonS-livinr
In this and other Statcs-amonE them
Mrs. NJ T. Moore. Of Petersburg, and
j. W. Lucas. of Richmond. Mrs. Lucas
was ScventN-two years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
tpiiBfnfs Dc1ct.ufrs.

lSpocia 10 The Times dispatch.
chrtersvill". Va. July "7.Thc car
tcrsviilc Baptist Church has appointed
as delegates 10 the James River Baptist
Association y. T. Sncad. G. W. Dickjn-
sou. w. J. Jennings and NJ. T.. Elanton
IN" association viii meet with the
Cumberland Church on Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

Special to The Times iAie2atchl
Henderson y G.. July @7.--AIiss i3la
" Wilson. tho fourteen year old daugn-
tc' of 6. u. Wilson, operative ,r the
Harriet cotton Mills. i'm leaving ihe
door OF the building a few steps from
the railroad 'ln"E was caught under
tta engine AMI instantly killed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28

Nr and Mrs q. II Knight and
co'npanied 10y Mrs Hines. OF Marion.
\. g., left on sunday for protractcd
stay az The Casou Cottage. ocean View.
Mrs . H. Dorset and family. of
Woodland Heights are spending the
summer ~ NIrgimIn lscach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
Hnil Damage Crops.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Henderson. y. C.. July 27.-A severe
hailstorm. accompanied by torrents OF
rain. wind, thunder and lightning. oc-
Cured here about { o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. doing great damage TO
growing crops. The downpour OF rain
was terrific, and hail stones fcll the
size of walnuts. One farmer reported
that he had 100000 hills OF tobacco
and his loss would aggregate over
$4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Specia - The Times dispatch
Ashland, Va, July 27-Miss Nancy
Iydnor left last week for Eawlelgh
springs 10 Join Mrs cary D. Wingfcld
aud Miss Eleanor Wi0gfeld
Or. r.. +. Blackwell has left for an
extended trip through the Valley ~
Virginia.
Emmett Boaz Of Covcsville, is the
guest of friends mere
Miss Virginia Cole. Of Fredericks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-28
suit L. Continued.

ON account Of the absence from the
city OF Attorney G. Y. Meredith, who.
with Edgar h. English. represents the
plaintiff, the suit Of &. H.. Iuck, for.
amer agent here for Morris e. Co, Chi
caCo packers. against c. L. Britton. OF
G2l North Thirty-fourth street. and
George Co. a Baltimore lard con
Germ by whom Britton is employed
WAS continued Yesterday morning in
Police Court, Part II. An Interesting
legal feature OF the case is whether
:, company is responsible for the ac-
tons of one Of its employees in in
juring another man. Damages in tho
sum OF $4,000 arc sought by Huck.
who claims he suffered Il compound
fracture OF tho Jaw by "A blow from
Brittun
The affair between the two men be
gan with AN argument over some lard
ih iIuck's Office. After hot words,
iiritt"u was ordered from the place. 1t
is alleged Meeting him at Ninth and
Main streets. 1t is claimed that Brit
ton struck him with his fist in the
1aw. Britton said that Iluck frs,
pulled off his overcoat to fight. Brit
ton was sent or 10 tile grand Jury hy
Justice crutchhcld. but was later ac-
Quilted by IA jury in the lIustinss
Court Suit was Med soon after by
'Huck' lawyers, Leon Nelson and W.
Kirk Mathews.
The suit Of Ernest l.. Elder aGains,
IA" James River Furniture and Mat
'ress Company was continued because
"i TN" Illness of Charles l.. Page,
counsel for the defendant. About ali
y p" evidence has been completed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
PRELIMINARY TODAY
OF NEGRO MURDERER
GERONIMO" THE NEGRO WHO
KILLED JOE JOHNSON,
PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

A. Harris, alias Geronimo" colored,
who two weeks ago shot and killed
Joe Johnson, gambler in the Dia-
mond drug store on East Second
street, was arraigned yesterday after
noon in Justice Lee Daniels court on
charge of murder, and his prelim-
mary was set FOR this morning at 8
O'clock. He pleaded not guilty.
Just what the nature Of the defense
Will be Is not known, but it will doubt
less be that Johnson had threatened
his life. and he took that opportunity
of closing the deal. There will be
large number of witnesses to testify
In tho case, as it occurred in the front
OK the store and was witnessed by
crowd q persons VINO were standing
on the sidewalk in front According
to an employe of the drug store who
was behind the counter at the time
the shots were fired. Geronimo" was
drinking He said soon after the kill
ing that the negro had been in the
store a short time previous and was
well under the influence Of LIQUOR
As far as has been learned. 'Geron-
imo' had been nursing a grudge
against Johnson for some time on
account OF his having accused him Of
the theft OF some whiskey which the
negro claims johnson stole himself
and placed the blame on him because
he was a negro.
Johnson's home was in Palestine.
Tex. where his body was shipped sew
eral DAYS after the killing. His
brother. a prominent business man Of
that city. accompanied the remains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
viii Reduce Cotton Acreage.

ATIANTA, Nov. l3-Thlrty-throo
Georgia counties will reduce their
cotton acreage AZ per cent in 1915.
as compared with this years crop,
according to reports received by J. ID.
Price, state commissioner OF agricul-
ture. and made public here today.
Mr.. Price sent inquiries to cham
bers OF commerce and other organi-
zations throughout the state in a po-
sition to give Information. Reports
from 15 OF the counties said the re-
duction would be 80 per cent or
mora
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14

Lessons aplouy u the war hut %
sad lack of agreement ON what they
teach
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14

DISCLOSURES MADE by workmen
in caring away the old Creek county
Jail ct Sapulpa indicate that the pris-
oners who were only two days ago
brought to Tulsa for safc-keeping,
would hove made a desperate attempt
TO escape before now Excavations
beneath the walls were very near COM
plcto. II is considered very FORUM
ate that the prisoners were brought
TO Tulsa when they were.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
Loss of Memory.

We sometimes wish the fellow who
knows IL all would forget some Of IL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14
a Il i IDA WS

Have elapsed ,lnce the day on which tho
city administration mouth previously
definitely promised that 10 would furnish
an ample supply Of puro drinking water
through the city mains. aud that promise
has not been fulfilled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14


THE CITY ENGINEER was u-
/ iHu'led 10y the city commission ycs-
/ ltiday morning tu begin operation to
/ remedy un>anitary conditions boo block
/ 10 oi the CIllotte-lluIl addition. Whrre
| II is claimed considerable illness has
. resulted from flaw bon the sewerage
/ system
QUANNAI VANN. chauffeur for @
/ local OH firm, who was arrested on
/ south Main street for exceeding the
speed limit Thursday afternoon. was
/ hn'd F25 In police court yesterday
Van plead not guilty tu the charge
Lul admitted that he had mo- spccdo-
meter
THE BOND or ALI persons caught
In acts of leWd conduct VIII hc $50
instead of $40 hereafter according TO
the cdict of Judge Clark Yesterday
morning. lie declared that ne wanted
To see their countcnaucce and Intended
looking into the Illicit roomiug houses
of the city
LEO DAVIS, recently sentenced 10
30 days in jain ana 500 fine. was pa
IoIcd yesterday upon the recommends
ation Of Dr j. q. Webb. euprriutcnd-
oui OF health. Davis is affected with
tuberculosis and his presence In the
prison made IL uusantary for the
"'"'r pf'a"n'rs'
,.,, ,..,,,,
'''A'II IAN hl. an indian,
,'',u ''' i"uhI'II'I Judge yesterday
IT,. '''''5 ~. " 'i'Itr OH IIuhNruueSs.
!''""'''y adInll''d IhIl lh' "c-
'.,', u7''."u vas Ih aII lr.hal.iiy just
H r," "'' un'H 49, M"hct Wl4 sent
,'' E l'l'HuS from I""husN' with
""''n NE p'ld nus un'.
'NHN EI.L ~ TALIEN yesterday
p'"p"S'u ODD l'th'' I" ih'
,""' III 'SS'"n cum Iu'uhs game
r,. r,''N,.,'S !r"u In' chlDh"n yards 'i
lH' '." proposed struck ine
.,,l ~, a. "''I| '''"A i'rI7l'doh
i.',,I i'o,''' was referred I" the
,,.,,,'i. ,,'' '''''''' LOT '"'I recon-
'''"''''
pl,prr r,s ~, ,.,,
IF'IlI'EltS WILL. probably Dee cN-
,.,S7 s''uou ON East Archer i'm com
,'',.".l WIN 'n' p'uioh presented
,'S '""' IIuE |" ll' 'IN COM
,.''9Sl'u 10y several negro merchants
' ,''' S'' """ inc matter was re-
,,,.,I'. '.,,., w. ''' Guy '''"''-'l I"' recon-
'''''' '''"
,,,,,,,,.., -
,,.;if '''''N ~ Ii'' ~ invest l,Eauoh
st.n.,,,n. .''''e' 10 a., oIlD' "I'u IN" m
~ u'uoHS or Munlclpa' Judge Clark,
II3'ming houses of th" city aiI"" peo-
49,, q" '"+N rooms W'u"uI reg lister
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14

IF MAYOR WOODEN has returned
from oklahoma city In time for the
city commission TO meet today, a spe-
cial meeting will be called to consider
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14

CITY ATTORNEY RAMSEY yes
terday called the attention Of the city
commission To an error in an ordi-
nance providing that Brady street
should be closed between blocks "a
and 25 for the benefit Of the Katy
railroad. The relative position Of the
blocks in question indicated the mis-
take and the attorney will confer with
the railroad authorities before action
is taken to open the street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-14

WILLIAM JONES. formerly Of
Little Rock. Ark. was arrested by
otheers of tho local police department
at noon today and placed in the city
hastilc on charge of Investigation
Evidences show him to be a bad
check artist ana II is known that he
has been arrested here previously on
q charge ~ NaErancy and released un.
der the condition that he would leave
town.