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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
CHILD ESCAPES INJURY
TwO-S enr-Oid Rcuben Goidberg Run
Over ny Auto. hut tnhurt.

Rueben Goldberg a two-year-old
child living at sU9 East Broad Street
was run over by AN automobile near
Ninth and Broad Streets early last
night. but cscarcd without serious in
jury. The child is said to have been
playing on the sidewalk. and to have
suddenly dartcd into the street and
directly into the path of the slowly
moving car
The machine knocked the boy down
and passed across his body. accord
ing TO tho Information given ambu-
lance surgeon Stcr' The surgeon was
unable to find any traces OF Injury when
he examined the child. No report Of
the accident had been given the police
last night. and Or. Stern was unable
10 learn the name OF the driver Of
the car which struck tho child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
SMITH ENTERS RACE
Member of Police Force Join. Cnndi-
dates for Juvenile Court Judxrship.

detective Gordon T.. Smith yesterday
announced himself az candidate for
N" jndgeship of the proposed Juvenile
and Domestic Relations Court lie bias
hcen n member OF tho police force ninc
H"afs, ard believes that his experience
as an officer will n him FOR the posi-.
uon 10 which Ia" aspircs
Others who have been mentioned for
I'D" position arc Attorney George T.
" use. =. tiogc K!cks. clerk OF the pres
'n' Juvenile Court; Douglas Gordon
member Of the BOARD Of Police Commits
Ai"ncrs. Magistrat" J.. ". Chcatharn. OF
@"ElN Richmond James r. Lewis. for.
iH"fIH MAGISTRATE In HenricO county.
'N'u N!hrt j. Gr!rgs. assistant police
justice MI 6rlggs has announced
since" h"wover, that he would no, he :,
c"hdIGaic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
CHURCH HONORS ORGANISE
So. Pnuis Presents Handsome silver
Service to Jncob Rciuhnrdt.

\ handsome silver service has been
presented by the congregation OF st.
fauls Church TO Professor Jacob Rein
hardt In token OF the esteem In which
he is held and the faithful service he
has performed as organist and choir
master since 1879. Tho presentation
address was made ny the rector, Rev
w. Russell Bowie. D. -.
Following is the Inscription on the
service:
Given. with the love OF tho con-
grcgation OF st. Paul's Church, to
Jacob Reirhardt. organist and choir
master OF st. Paurs. lS7?-l9l4 Or
ganlst emeritus, 1914. Who not to
the ear alone. but to tho heart made
music"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST
Virginia High School Students to Write
on Merchant Marine for Medal

Believing the question to be OF vital
Importance TO Americans. tho Newport
News Chamber Of Commerce has ar
ranged TO hold Statewide essay con
test on the subject, The Merchant
Marine; It's Dccadence: It's Rcstora
ton" Tho contest will be open to all
High School students In Virginia In
schools OF the first grade. Tho essays
must be handed in by April 80. and
must not be more than $500 or less
than $500 words in length.
The grand prize for the best manu-
SCRIPT VIII be gold medal. The pupil
writing tho best essay in each school
VIII be given smaller medal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
ARRESTED ON TRAIN
Mnn Against Whom Two Suits Were
Filed Prevented From Leaving City.

After two damage suits had been
filed against him, w. b. Affect, said to
be OF Washington, ID. c., was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Sheriff Herbert
Mercer as he was preparing to leave
Richmond for Newport News. Affect
had boarded a train in the Main Street
Station when Sheriff Mercer followed
and served capias on him. Affect
offered no resistance, and went quietly
to the City Circuit Court. where he
was bailed in the sum OF $500 for his
appearance when the hearing of the
suits against him is held.
Tho first suit was brought in tho
Law and Equity Court by r. T.. Barnes,
who seeks to recover $1,000. There
was no declaration. The second suit
was filed In tho City Circuit Court by
Satterwhite e. Co., who allegc that
Affect owes them 5000 for work done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
POLICE JUSTICE BETTER
Condition of Justice CrutchneId Con-
tinucS TO Show Stomdy ImprOvemcnt.

Justice Crutchncld continues to show
Improvement. according to advices re-
ceivcd from his home last night 1t
was said that he spent Il comfortable
day. and that his appetite Is now max
ing Itself known. The real cause OF
the Justices Illness is now given as
hardening of the arteries in a serious.
though not necessarily fatal, form
Much Of the swelling Of tn. limbs bo c
Justice Crutchf"ld is stiIl
prevented from seeing any of tn. many.
visitors who call to sec him each day.
his physician believing that complctc
rest Is essential TO his Improvement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
E,c.,r,cian. Mu., ounIlfy.

city Electrician Il. w. Trufford yes
terday sent out notice TO electrical con-
tractors that they must appear before
me Electrical Examining Hoard on or
bcforc February l. An ordnance Great
ing Tn. Examining Board became ef-
'"ct!yc on July 90, 1914, and all con-
tractors ar. required to qualify be-
lore this tribunal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
begins Kettle Campaign.

Fly permission OF Mayor Ainslie n
salvation Army kettle campaign for
the relief OF the poor will begin to-
day and be continued through Satur-
day. The campaign will be under tho
supervision Of Mrs Mary s. banner,
secretary OF the army and OF the Fresh
Air Camp. Tho money collected VIII
he deposited with r. r. w. Goodwin,
Treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Chr Damages Wagon.

An castbound Main Street car yes
to-day struck "a horse and wagon.
driven by Waverley Scott. colorcd. OPP
posite the Old Dominion Steamship
sheds and slightly damaged the wagon.
scott escaped with minor bruises and
decorations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
wh,,,-t co., 10 Hospital.

Robcr, Whittct. ,I-.. chairman Of tho
Administrative Board. was taken to
Grace Hospital yesterday To undergo
an operation Mr.. Wh!ttct has suffered
from 4 stomach disorder for some time
and his physician decided to operate.
The operation viii be performed with
in day or two.
John IfirschbcrB, subchairman of tho
administrative Board. viii preside dur
ing the absence of Mr. Whittct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Insurance Collector ,,l.m,..,

u"r f's "i stealing small amount.
rom persons inquired In tbc u.,,i,
Van !.fe Insurance Comuauy ,"t5,.
.'tH mao" against g. II A,kir.
''hei collector FOR the COMPANY u.,.
"'Sn"fhwn Ia court ycs,"rdny. ana Ina
o"s.s were dismissed upon payn.n, Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
NOT GUILTY OF STEALING
Maurice Exonerntcs William Montrom.
cry. Charged with Taking Conl.

William Montgomery, coIored,
charged with stealing coal from tho
yards of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
rond. was dismissed by Justice Maurice
yesterday morning in Police Court
Part II. Yard Detective Trevathan
iound MONTGOMERY walking on the
tracks with n bag OF coal over his
shoulder Tho negro claimed he had
bought the coal from store
No trace has been found OF tho
negroes who attacked the detective
when he caught them stealing coal. Ho
captured ono OF tho men. but lost him
.nroush mo interference OF the other.
who assaulted him from behind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Snys Negro Took Neot

John III. Gray, colorcd. was arrested
last night on warrant charging him
with stealing go worth of meat from
w. j. Plncus y second warrant charg-
ing him with cnrslng and abusing Vir-
gina Stokes was later entered against
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
RESERVE BANK OFFICERS
WILL GET BIC SALARIES
federai Reserve Board Makes Pub
lie Amounts in First Report
to Congress.
$4,000 EACH FOR LOCAL MEN
Scay and Ingle Get Same Salary.
Discount Rate for Fifth District
Again Lowered-Report That Bal
fimore Gets IL Branch, Discredited.

salaries for the Federal agents and
governors OF the twelve reserve banks
We're made public yesterday for the
lrst time by the Federal Reserve
nual report to Congress. Both local
othciais. George j. Scay, governor of
the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank
ana William InElc. Federal reserve
agent of the Fifth District will receive
each $1,000 year. Salaries Of other
officials follow:
Agents-Boston, Philadelphia. Cleve-
lhhd. Chicago, ST. Louis. 10000: New
ork, $4,000: san Francisco $1,000:
atlanta and Dallas. $4,000; Kansas city,
$500.
Governors-New York. $40. 300: Phil
aoclphia. Chicago and st. Louis. 500
Voo; Cleveland. $4,000: Boston. Min
neapolis and san Francisco, $4,000:
Dallas. $4,000; Atlanta. $1,000: Kansas
city, $500
PROVIDES COMrENS ALTON
FOR BANGS DIRECTORS
me board also approved a directors
Zee OF $50. and $40 for those attend
ing meetings OF the executive commit
Tee Directors living more than nifty
miles from reserve banks will be al
lowed $40 for every days absence from
nome involved in attendance. plus ac-
tual necessary travelling expenses
representatives of banks in Tyler
ana WetZel Counties. w. Va, asked
the Federal Reserve Board yesterday, at
formal hearing, to he taken from the
Richmond district and transferred to
the Cleveland district. There are five
national banks in the two counties
ana they assert that the trend of their
business Is to the North and West and
that connection with the Richmond dis
trict diverts their business. The coun-
ties are about 40 miles nearer Clevc-
lahd than Richmond. No opposition
was made by local people to tho
change. but 1t is not believed that the
Federal Reserve Board will seriously
entertain the proposal to change the
boundaries of any OF the districts at
this time.
No BRANCH BANK
YET FOR BALTIMORE
Speaking Of the unofficial report that
baltimore was 10 he given a branch
bank. Governor Seay. OF tho Richmond
district, last night stated that he did
not think that the board had so far
even considered such Il thing
II do not believe that the board has
considered the location of any branch
banks at this early stage in the life
oil the reserve system" said Mr.. Seay
IL Is now working hard To perfect the
system along the lines already laid
down. and has only begun the hearings
of cities disconnected with the bank
ccnters chosen. The reports that Bal
timore Will get branch bank, at this
time. do not consider seriously They
are certainly unofficial"
The Federal Reserve Board vrster-
day authorized the lowering Of the
rcdiscount rates for the Richmond
bank, to be effective at once The new
rate on maturities UP to sixty DAYS
is ~ per cent, and that on paper Of
sixty days and over is 5 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28

Dr. II. y Callsch, of Bcul Abaha,.
synagogue VIII speak Tomorrow rt..ni
on ne opportunity Of America" or,
SATURDAY morning at y o'clock ne vy,lI
take as his subject, The Cb,L,
habit" TIL n:st address VIII ne o,'o
OF a series ." ms European war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Dedicate virginia pu,lt.ne.

The dedication Of the Virginia Build
ing at the Panama Exposition. San
Francisco, will be held on March o.
Miss Mamie Hcth. Commissioner Lewis
James BellwoOd and others will be
present. The program will not b.,
elaborate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Cbnrue Driver with --n.,..

william ELLIS, colored. will be ar
raigned In the Police Court this morn
ing on the charge of cruelty heating n
mule. The man was arrested last night
by Policemen Gary and Jennings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28

Arthur Hicks was last night arrested
by policeman Deskins on Il charge Of
stealing lot OF coal from the Chos,
peake and Ohio Railway He viii h.
arra'sned In the Police Court this
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Sent to nerormnIor.

Jim Coates. colored. was convicted of
feloniously cutting Jim Scott, by Magis-
trate S. G.. Cowan. of Bon Air, ycster-
day, and sentenced to tho rcformatory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Hold for Crond L.,

George Brown. colored. charged with
assaultinS Charles Jones. was ycster-
day sent on 10 the grand jury from
the Police Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Mnristrnte Cnunn s,eI

Magistrate S. G. Cowan, of Ron Air.
Chesterfield County, is confined to his
home with n severe cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
WINS DisorderIy op Chr

John IL. Kidd was Yesterday fined $40
and costs in the Police Court on n
charge of being disordcrly on n street
car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
AUTO THIEVES ABANDON
CAR CHASED BY POLICE
Officer Samuels, In Fast Department
Motor, Runs Speedy but Fu-
tile Race.
JUMP FROM MOVING MOTOR
Thieves, Finding II Impossible to
Shake OFF Pursuing Officer, Adam
don Touring Car Belonging TO II.
Is. Arnold-Leap and Get away.

Two automobile thieves last night
escaped capture At the hands OF Po-
Hccman Samucls by the barcst margin.
shortly after o'clock the Ford tour
ing car belonging TO II. Il. Arnold, GA
West Franklin street, was stolen from
before the door. \ report was At once
made TO the police, and officers through
out the city were instructed to keep Il
lookout for the machine.
Policeman Samucls was dispatched in
his motor car to assist In the search
He was passing down Cary street when
II" happened 10 catch sight OF the ma
chine, containing the driver and "A COM
panion. lie read the number By the
electric light AT Linden and Cary
streets. and Mt one" turned his car
around and started in pursu.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
THIEVES JUMP FROM
MOVING AUTOMOBILE

In the meantime. the driver OF
Arnold's car had recognized the officer.
ana. taking advantage OF the police
mans delay in turning his machine, he
sped away. Samuels was after him in
short order, and at once began to cut
down the distance which separated
them. The thief turned into Iarri-
son street. as though returning To Main
Street The officer. however. was too
close behind him, and the man jumped
from the stolen car while 1t was still
in motion
He was followed At once hy his COM
panion. and the two men ran into
one OF the alleys on the block. The
machine continued its course, and.
crossing the pavement, ran into tho
wall OF a house. 1t was somewhat
damaged about the hood Samuels
searched the neiEhborhood for some
time in an effort to locate the men,
but was unable to discover them Tho
police claim to know who tho THIEF is.
but refused to make known hts name
pending his arrest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
NEGRO CHAUFFEUR FINED
FOR AT ACK|NC OFFICERS
Thomas Tinslcy, Employed by Police
Commissioner We'll, Held
Guilty.
KICKED PoLICEMAN's Sill
Difficulty Occurred in CoIored Res
taurant, When Tinsley Referred
Contcmptuously TO "Deadhead PO-
licemcn"- Officers Resented Term.

Police Commissioner Cln Wells
negro chauffeur. Thomas rinsley, was
yesterday fined $40 and costs In the
Polio" Court On charge Of assault!ng
Policeman Dunn AS Il result OF the
hearing the Roard OF Policc Commits
soners may take official notice OF the
incidents which resulted In the assault
and arrest. but no one in authority
would stand sponsor for the direct as
Scrtion last night.
According 10 tho evidence offered in
court Policemen Dunn and TIgnor en-
tered the restaurant Of Robert Tyree
colorcd. 1910 West Broad street about
O'Clock on the morning OF December
-. to communicate with the Second
Precinct station By telephone. They
were invited TO try some pigs feet and
coffee by the negro proprietor. and
consented. While they were being
served Tinslcy. who was waiting TO be
served In the front room. raised a dis
turbanc", and. according TO Dunn, re-
marked that the proprietor would get
along better IL he served his customers
and paid less attention to dead head
policemen"
SAY NEGRO KICKED
POI.ICEMAN'S Sims
1t is said that Dunn threatened Tins
ley II he repeated the remark and
ordered tho negro from the rcstau-
rant. Tinsley telcphoned the Second
Police station that he had been as
saulted by a policeman. and asked that
sergeant be sent for his protection
Sergeant Clarkson and Policeman Leiss
We're dispatched to the restaurant
Tinslcy entered ahead OF them and
Dunn ordered him away for the second
time. He refused to 20. and the DO
liccman took hold OF him, whcrcupon
the man Is said to have begun TO kicl,
the officers shins. \ tusscl followed
and the policeman Is said to have
struck the negro over the head with
his club. Tinsley was arrested
Attorney Edgar r. English repre-
scented the policemen in court yester-
tcrday, whilc Attorney Gilbert X. POL
lock appeared for the negro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
Neprn Sent tn Iau

Negro Sent to jail
James Bullock, colored. was yester-
day sentenced TO Jail for ninety DAYS
for stealing So from Tim Braxton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05

Republican success IN national
election has never depended on carry
Ing either Maryland. Kentucky or
New Jersey. But no Democrat ever
got to the white House who did not
carry all OF these states and New
York in the bargain. Maryland and
Kentucky may or may not be Demo-
cratic next year; the chances are that
they will not. But New Jersey and
New York are sure TO be Republican.
And the candidate who carlies those
states is always elected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05
AROUND THE LOBBY

with the closing Of the Baptist
State convention last evening dele
gates began leaving for home at once,
Many of these delegates and ministers
have been guests at the first
hotels during the three-day stay In
the city and the Hobbies were filled
with guests about to depart for their
homes In all sections of the state.
Most of the delegates left the city
last night but not few remained
over until today
Guests at the Y NJ. c. A. last night
were 0. X. Yeager Of Danville, Ill,
and A. Ia Gregg of Gushing. Nearly
every room I'm the great institution is
occupied by permanent guests and
nany who would like TO make the
'Y" headquarters when spending a
night in the city are disappointed.
Stockholders and officials OF the
Producers state bank TO the number
| OF Is enjoyed a banquet dinner at
| tho Brady last evening. The Brady is
popular banQueting place and some
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05

of the largest dinner parties to be
given this season will be held at tho
popular hosterly within the near fu-
ture.
Is there anything significant in the
fact that Harry Snow and l. NJ. Frost
We're registered at the oklahoma
hotel last evening? One guest noticed
the names and considerable fun was
INDUCED in. Both gentlemen ap-
preciated the joke and joined in the
l0ughing
registered at Tulsa hotels last even
ing:
Hotel Tulsa.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Stoughton,
MuskOgee; A. B. Thomas, Oden; j..
NJ. Matthews, Oilton, @. +. Kelsey
Okmulgee; w. H. Barnes, Bartles-
vile; j. Scenter Muskogee n. G. Nc
Murray, Muskogee; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
i. DeFreese, Okmulgee; Ross L.,
Whitney, oklahoma City; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Gibbs, Oilton; j. NJ. Van
Ninkle, Ponca City; w. Witt Okla
homa City; j. A. York, Pawhuska;
T. l.. Mulloy, oklahoma City; A. L.,
Hoen, oklahoma City; Joseph Bruer,
SGpulpa; William J. Scott, Oklahoma
City; G. Wood, Okemah, J *. Sim
mons, Muskogee.
The Brady.
S j. Balstad, Bristow; F. Ward,
Nluskogee; Lewis Ware, Oklahoma
City; f. NJ Fisher, Enid; Howard
Halton, Enid; A. c. Hunt, Wagner;
+. l. Board. Hominy; Charles T..
D9lson Hominy; Mr. and Mrs j. W,
Mfady, Cleveland; william p. Morton,
Okmulgee; A. A. Hammer, Enid; c.
S Clifton, Nowata; Il. W. Grady,
MUSkogee, A. L. Bowman, MuskOgee;
james c. Kennedy, MuskOgee; II. s.
Whit, Beggs; Kelly Gibson, Broken
Arrow.
Oklahoma Hotel
Mrs. s. II. Wortmen, jerks; Mrs. r.
| p. Downing, SHAWNEE; Mrs. NJ. A.
Lake, Shawnee; Alex Milligan, okla
homa City; +. l.. Ratcliff, Oklahoma
City; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Blake,
Cleveland; r. l.. Seward, Muskogee;
]. w. Solomon, Reed; II. C. Gilger,
Preston; Mr. and Mrs H. W. Canaan,
Bristow; Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Stran-
ford, Drumright; Miss Mary Aiken,
Oklahoma City; w. A. Sidwell,
| Hominy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05
LIVE NEWS FROM
Ell Sc WHERE IN
- OKLAHOMA

SAPULPA-Anthony Virgins. shot
by Deputy Sheriff John Rippey at
DrumTight a few nights ago, is in
the county jail awaiting trial on
charge Of housebreaking. His wound
lis not serious.
CONTRADICTIONS here are plan
ming TO ask a Holy Roller" preacher
to leave town. one night recently the
Holy Roller meeting lasted until
midnight and wound up in a riot,
due to the fact that several Of the
"Rollers' were drunk
GUTlIRJE-About twenty farmer
boys will compete in a peanut show
TO be held here Saturday under the
auspices Of the Chamber OF Com
merce Prizes have been offered by
the business men of the city.
COILINSVHLE-Granado Feema-
mer, Spaniard, was perhaps fatally
burned in a furnace blowout at one
of the local smelters. lie was taken
to a hospital at Bartlesville.
CHELSEA-The Bachelors club
gave a shower to Herbert McSpad-
den, one Of the mem bers who was
preparing to move into the country.
Among the presents that were made
by the Bachelors was an embroidered
suit of "B V DIS"
CUSHING-Captain Kivett, we'll
known citizen, was wounded when a
shotgun in the hands of Elmer Bou-
dinier was accidentally discharged.
The two men were out hunting The
accident occurred as they We're get
ting into buggy to return home.
Kivett will not die.
SANRE-Clay Ivester, son Of ]. W.
lvestcr, has received an appointment
as a page in the coming session of
congress and has left for Washing
ton.
IDABEI-Two men from Fort
Smith. one from Wichita and two
from Lee Summit, Mo, were fined
500 each this week for violating the
state game laws in McCurtain county.
Most Of them were caught running
deer. Jim Williams Of Smithvlle
Okla, was fined $40.
ENID-Attorney General s. 2.
Freezing, who is now conducting n
grand jury investigation in Tulsa. will
be the orator at the annual memorial
services Of the local lodge of Elks
Sunday, December 8.
BROKEN ARROW-C. II. Trv0n of
Rensaller, Ind. is the guest OF his
son, l.. T. Tryon. and Saturday will
go TO Tulsa to visit another son, f. F.
| Tryon, auditor of Hotel Tulsa.
CLAREMORE - Gasoline thieves
| have been busy here. Their latest
theft was committed at a cleaning
establishment, where they pred open
the rear door and got away with fifty
gallons of the precious fluid.
Weighed in the Bal
| ance and Found Wanting" was the
| first sentence in n note left by ]. X.
Shope, secretary Of the Pottawatomie
Fruit & Truck Growers association,
who blew his brains out with re-
volver in his room at a local hotel
He leaves a family. III health prompt
ed his rash deed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05
City News In Brief


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-05
Civil War Vet Dies.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Briga-
der General Horace Neid died at his
home here today. He served with
distinction throughout the civil war
and on March 10, 1865, was brevetted
brigadier general for meritorious serv-
Ice. He was rs years old.