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Evening star., 1915-06-25
MARGARET McDANIELS
Lynchbure who was M e. Pafkins.
a basket filled with pink and white

q basket filled with pink and white
rose petals.
Mr. John w Stepp was best man. and
the ushers We're Mr.. W. Wallack Ken
drick. MIR. Robert f. Jameson Mr. Ben
jamin F. Butler and Mr.. Paul Goepfert.
of the brides parents. 21S 9Th street
southeast. when the newly married
couple were assisted In receiving by
Mrs. Esputa, the brides mother. who
with lowered chiffon. and Miss Mar
garet J. Caywood. the brides aunt, who
wore golden brown satin trimmed with
ecru lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley left
later for their wedding trip. the latter
wearing a palm beach suit, and leg
horn hat. After an extensive trip
through the west, including visit to
Mr.. Bentley's parents, MIR. and Mrs. ID.
E. Bentley, at Wichita Falls, Tex, they
will go by way of Cuba and Porto Rico
to their future home in Cristobal, Canal
Zone.
Mrs. Alexander Reynolds Williams.
5r., has sent out cards announcing the
Palmer Baggaley, and Maj. Frank w.
Tagart of the British army. The cere-
mony took place yesterday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Raymond Pat
terson. on Kenyon street. Rev. Father
P. c. Gavan officiating. Maj. and Mrs.
Tagart left Immediately after the cere-
mony for the south and the Pacific
coast.
Misses Lucy and Sidney Burleson,
daughters of the Postmaster General.
are guests Of their sister, Mrs. Richard
Negley, in San Antonio, Tex. They will
remain about six weeks.
Miss Hilda Goldstein has left for New
York to spend a week.
Mrs, Rhett Stuart and daughter Car
olyn have gone to their cottage, where
they will spend the summer.
at $50 o'clock, when Miss Anna F.
Skees and Mr.. Forest B. Cox were mar
ried by Rev. Father Mark of st. Francis
de Sales Church in the presence of rela-
Cox was the maid of honor and Mr..
Louis Skees acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Skees left after the ceremony for
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort They
will be home after July 1. at 218 Rhode
Island avenue northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. Le Buffe, 1412
Monroe street northwest, have gone to
Woodstock, Md. to attend the ordina-
ton of the formers brother. the Rev
Francis P. LIE Buffe of Woodstock Col
lege.
Miss Lillian L. Goldman of this city
and Mr.. julius L. Simon of Baltimore
were married Sunday afternoon at the
homo of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Goldman, in the presence Of the
two families and a few friends. The
bride wore a white net dress trimmed
with white satin ribbon and carried
white roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Sarah Goldman, sister of the bride.
was bridesmaid and she wore a pink
crepe de chine dress and carried a
bouquet of pink roses. Lunch was
served after the ceremony.
Later Mr., and Mrs. Simon left for Il
wedding trip. They will make their
future home in this city.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
ACCUSED OF BURGLARY.
Oliver Washington, Caught in Phila
delphia, Brought Here, ESCAPES.

Oliver Washington, colored, charged
with robbing the residence of Walter
w. Crawford. 2O15 Flagler place, was
arrested in Philadelphia yesterday and
brought here by Detectives Spring.
mann and ODea- Washington. the po-
lice say. was found in the Quaker oity
trying to dispose of articles OF silver
ware and clothing.
Mr. Cranford's homo was robbed of
about $3.50 worth of silverware, sew
eral articles of wearing apparel and
canary bird about ten days ago
Washington told the police that he
purchased the property from an un-
identified man on the street.
A number of unidentified articles of
silverware are held at police head
quarters for identified ton
Washington remained In custody only
short time. At police headquarters
he was measured, photographed and
questioned. Later he was placed in
charge Of an officer to be locked up at
the first precinct station, but when he
Evening star., 1915-06-25
ENSIGN MANLEY KILLED.
Auto Struck by Electric Car, Caus-
ing Fatal Iniuries.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 25.-Ensign
John McCabe Manley, a 1915 graduate
Of the United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis. Md. was fatally injured
near here yesterday when his auto
mobile was struck by an Ohio Electric
Traction car. He died last night. He
had come to Columbus to visit his
mother, Mrs. Austin NJ. Courtenay, be-
fore reporting for duty on the battle
ship South Carolina. The traction car
struck the automobile in the rear and
whirled it around, throwing the ensign
out. He was alone in the machine
Internal injuries caused his death, ply
sicians said.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
MAIL swINDLERs SENTENCED.
Three "Ny-by-N -Night-Stores" Opera.
tors to Be Sent to PenitentiarY.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Adolf Jacob
son, his son William, and julius Cohen,
on trial here for engaging in a con-
spiracy to defraud through the mails,
entered pleas of guilty yesterday when
a former employe on the witness
stand told how he had been sent all
over the United States and Canada and
London to establish what the govern
ment prosecutors terms "ny-by-night-
stores"
Jacobson was sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary at Atlanta. his son
was given five years and Cohen a year
and a day in the same institution.
Evidence was produced to show that
eight confederates, operating as the
Manufacturers Trading Company, per-
petrated commercial frauds totaling
100000 on the ratings Of reputable
business concerns.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Daniel r. Chase and Rosie E. Adams
Alfred Thomas and Octivia Randall
Harry Silberman and Sophie Siler.
Henry W. Saunders and S. Porleon
Robb.
wicenty Golkosld and Antoni1a MAJ
karow1cz-
Charles n Warrington and Margaret
e. Travers, both of Oxon, Md.
James A. Warner Of Silver Spring. Md.
and Maud e. Jones Of this city.
Daniel Atkinson and Lizzie Turner
both Of Caroline county, Va.
Percy Shorter and Rosie Brown.
William A. Shipley and Mary E. Cor
don.
Rollin G. Richmond and Barbara l..
Schulze
Charles n Williams and Malinda Mat
thews
Charles Rosenberg Of Durham, N. c.,
and Goldie Spilberg Of Richmond. Va
Harry West and Bessie Foster.
Felix Dade and Maggie Belford
William Bradley of Atlanta, Ga. and
Emma NJ Corbin Of this city.
Roland T. Read and Alberta M, Rhine
Of Mount Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department during
the past twenty-four hours:
Francis L and Ethel L. Colo, boy.
Thomas W. and Alice Penn. girl
Lloyd q. and Ethel M. Baumgardsn,
boy.
Marvin o. and Annie L. Perry, boy.
Harry and Bessie Goldman. boy.
Daniel w. and Edna J. Montgomery,
boy and girl, twins.
Giuseppe and Maria Albanese. boy.
Joseph and Blanche Malloy, boy.
Anthony and Bessie Terwisse, girl.
Walter H. and Lillian V. Clem, boy
Donate aud Isabelle D'Agostino. boy.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
costantino and Angelina Monticello.

boy.
Antonio and Angela Lagaria, boy.
Domenico and Nunzio Magnolo, girl.
Nathan and Rosie Mazer. boy.
Jardine c. and Helen Fort, boy.
William and Virginia Nottingham,
boy.
William ]. and Jennie Blair, girl
Homer A. and Mary l.. McCraney.
girl.
Joseph and Mary Kelly, girl
Thomas and Emma Hill, girl
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Girl Wins F7ryt Prize.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Junsae51Ths
National Municipal League announced
today that 1t had awarded this years
hrst prize for the best essay submitted
on Fire Prevention" by high school
students to Miss Margaret Reick or
milwaukee,. Wis. Second prize was
given to Robert F. Matthews of the
Louisville Male High School, Louis
willie. KY. The prizes were $50 and $40
respectively. The judges were ]. o
Hammitt. bureau Of fire prevention
New York, and j. S. Mallory. Philadel-
phia-
Evening star., 1915-06-25

reached the front Of the building he
quickly left the officer and escaped
Detective McNamee and the police OF
the first precinct gave chase, but WASH
ington outdistanced his pursuers and got
away. Search for him is being partici-
pated in by the police Of several pre-
cincts and members OF the detective
force
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Real Estate Men Elect Officers.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. June 25.-walter
c. Piper of Detroit was elected presi-
dent of the National Association of
Real Estate Exchanges yesterday. H.
r. Ennis Of Kansas City was chosen
secretary, and Morehead Wright Of Lit
tie Rock. Ark, treasurer.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

monds. colored. Of Cockeysville, Md. at
liberty about eight years after having
served a sentence of ten years, has
been pardoned, which gives him the
right of suffrage.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Sunday Dinners a Specially
at Belmont Farm
One Dollar One O'Clock

tAlso picnic sUppers groups ON tpN
lawn.
Please phone sandy Spring or. address
MISS NJ. Z THOMAS, Einor Md
And strange for your party In advance. State
road TO Olney, pike 10 sandy Spring and Ednor.
2I'
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Commander l. " Mistowt and Mr.. J.
Lorfs Melikoff of the Russian embassy
staff, who have been in Newport, are
now in New York for a short stay.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Mrs Joseph Johnston Cheatham will
entertain at q small dinner followed by
bridge, tonight In honor OF Mrs.
Thomas B. Sims of Philadelphia, who
is the guest of Mrs. James Lee Shelton.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Nine de Riano. wife of the Spanish
ambassador. arrived yesterday in New
port and opened the Pumpelly villa,
which will be the quarters Of the en-
bassy this summer.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Mrs George Plummer of this city is
the guest of Mrs. George C. Dewitt al
Southampton, l.. T.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood C. Robinson of
Newark, N. j., are spending q few
weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Ida p
Carkhuf, at the Cecil
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Mrs. M. O. Henry Ruffln and her
daughter. Miss Carolina Randolph Ruff
fin. of Mobile. Ala. are the guests Of
Mrs. g. r. Goltbard Of 1882 Calvert
street.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Mrs. Guy Calhoun Of Annapolis and
her little son have been staying IN
for a few days en- route to
N. j.. where they will spend
the summer. They will be Joined later
by Lieut.. Calhoun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE or SALE OF DECEASED LAND
Notice is hereby given that we viii on
the 10th day OF September 1915. at the
county courthouse at Eufaula Mcintosh
county Oklahoma 90 the hour of O clock
%. m sell al. of our right, title interest
and estate in and 10 the following described
real estate located in Creek county, Okla.
howa. tO.wIt.
and northwest a of northeast a aud
southwest d Of northeast a OF see
uJu Q. township lg Borth range east;
being the allotment Of Lydia MajOy.
deceased
said interest being sold being a one fourth
and o. one.twclfth interest respectively.
TAYLOR TIMOTHY.
JANETTA MARSHALL nee RICHARD.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

Chicago Produce
CHICAGO, Sept. BUIIER- Market
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
BUSINESS CHANCES
LOST

LOSr-Loose. leaf notebook, name on fly
leaf S. T. Bartlett Phone 1870
LOST-At Owen park on Labor day, infant s
Jacket hand embroidered on cream c0lJred
flannel Phone ss. Mrs. Grayson.
LOST-Betuern baltimore and Denver on
Thirteenth one package containing tatting
.A173 Reward
LOST-BIack billbo0k containing checks on
Kathleen Oil Co. and other checks. II
found return 20 Tulsa World office, Drum.
right and receive reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
Phone 1861


higher. creamery 2Imgtt2c
EGGS Market higher, receipts S.03l
cnscs. az marx cases included, II " m22 4r.
POTATOES Market higher. receipts 3j
cars. Michigan and Wisconsin White 400
Ijc, Minnesota EARLY Ohios 37MiOc
POJLTRY-Aliye, higher; fowls 10 iac,
springs lIr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 13.-C Cotton spot
steady - points up Sales on the spot 600
bales. 60 arrive 1850 Good ordinary
ggc strict good ordinary 2 55o. lov mid
ding gIsc. strict low middliug q G3r. mid.
ding 1000 strict middlng 10 2jc. good
middiiug 1Oj7c. strict good middiirg 10 94c.
Receipts 307l, stock 12G942.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
ADVERTISING RATES

An advertisements will be accepted in
Tie World on the following conditions
ONLY:
right to revise and classify all ads. Return
wrong replies. Three time ads. very seldom
hi Money refunded on unused insertions,
Errors corrected or money rofsnded,
RATES.
One cent n word for an cGssifl'otionN
e"crpj cIuivoyants, personals and matr,.
mC0id which is two cents per word mini,
mum charge % cents. Your credit is good
II Won own phone, EXCEPT Tor personal,
frniur, for sale and position wanted nd.
yrrtisug witch are cash. Classification not
guaranteed after p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
Both Heroic.

II takes one kind Of courage to go
into battle and another kind To- get mp
early in the morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS on chattels Of all kinds H. A.
Earns, suite 5 Alexander building
FARM LOANS made quickly at lowest rates.
p Sutton MaygiBnes, 212 Bliss Bldg
Phone 10.
$lUU.00O.Oo 20 loan al once on Tulsa rcai
estate in amounts of $500 to- 5000. 2u2
Ohio Bldg, W +. Broach.
81. 500 PRIVATE money TO loan on improved
wel.-located city property. EIya g. Bar
rows. Phone 1901. p. o. Box j73
MONEY TO LOAN-On two. three and five
years time on improved city property and
farms Jordan 4 Bowen, 2O1 Gillette build
ing Phone 241.
MONEY on hand-To make large or small
farm loans or loans on Tulsa improved
property at lowest rates, for long or short
term; close quickly. f. A. Lilly, 211-2l2
Texas Bldg, 12 East Fourth Phone Sal.
MONEY TO EOAN-You people who are
building or buying good residence or bust
ness property, remember we represent peO-
pie who have plenty Of money to loau on
easy terms, g. or years at 8 per cent
interest payable cemi. monthly. d. C. Rose
& Co.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

,,,,,,.,.,,. -
FUhNlSHED hOOMS
CT0ICF rooms Al So, "a ,gg5 -,-rgN-afY NJ
c. A
iT-lg- pT-,-T I-l.- i,.-,-
IFFa IFan N'.' "''''" '.''''N '.'.'' NONE
,-,,,...,.7-,-r NY
0N' NtN IIons'hrepna r"Hm. 9u' West
l.I15lI- ~. 7-----------, .-----7
'ppn'rii.,.' ''''''''" ''"'' room" -'' 0'u''
hg1-dgI.
fNRE RtNi, Well furnished room. close m.
-o.- ~.
FOR RENT- Four rooms. umsaDd 0I4
NonH Main
FOR RENT Two ulNr Nu,,E,.nn- ro.us
ruona I.lo
F0E RENT T-r.--rJ sor.. r-om- I.5
South Denver
F,p- gI-[-- 49,, ,.,,..
south Hmldn
l-,.i,- -,g-,.- ---e
w '"."''.'''' '''"'' '''
Ia,.l--,.-.,.
"N N.' ... N'ogu'I4 h'"'''W OUTSIDE 'n'
raw. e.. van -..l Us
Fog ht 'mr0nd Housekeeping rooms.
--- l.I." I'N'"..
FOR KENr Two furnished Light Hou-rhpep.
ing room. lnWg a2l-
FOR RENT TNu ...u n.uf h.u.ta,tuIug
rooms ono ~uu ulr.
FOR REM FURNISHED rooms for light
Hou,ntpuWug Phone lTET
---- r.,-,..r.-
So 50 vrn. Phone g-5II
i,,,T, -I5l.,.7. .,-., =,
-t t'T I,"I rIm m n''o'g.ni ''o''"m. 80
--z----
IO|' hINl VERY d.suHN., fNrlI.htd I"'W
private lom. Lll-e l,..l.
FOR KNNI Two housekeeping rooms. mod
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live STOCK

FOR sALE-Deliyery outfit. Phone 1850
WANTED Good driving horse. 4l9 South
Main.
FOR SALE-Cow, blocks northeast Of
college
FOR SALE-Fine cow. Phone W. Y So
or 45O
FOR SALE-Good pacing mare, buggy and
harness. 2l6 West Second. II. T. Miles
NICE 5.year.old mare, good pbseton and
flynets; will exchange for equity in small
property in Tulsa. 1901 South Boulder
Phone 1918.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

All advertising for position wanted.
furniture for sale and personals are cnth
with order
Outoftown ads viii not be run nm.
less remittance rs made with order
Two rrpts per word FOR all nds. ordered
mcIRssified.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS

SIDNEY STOUT Known as sid the Gun
and Locksmith." " was with Magee for
years and lately with Bardon s. now located
with Jacobs Novelty Co, 22G East First St
Phone 100 Expert repsirmaB.
NOTICE. am not now and have not been
a partner Of J. II. Rnmley's In any way,
and will not stand responsible for any Of his
debts or debts Of any one else unless ordered
by me personally. w. k Rumley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

1907 south Denver % rooms with ,0,enrue
porch and basement uwl.. HraI a oak
finish .>..n. bedrooms bath aud ,i..h,u.
white enamel |ar-. garage tur two .l.a
..rth servant war...~ This property is
Nrstr.a-- and wen mIu and pruuI worth
tine money fUr sale ur r.ut n interested
uI 1879 on 21uI
mu our0 mmmr
IDLRAulN IDDlVD0)o
| FOR SALE bot uu NurtH Iwuud Iu 500
block Phone HH2#.J
TO TRADE Farm land foI Tulsa rc-ldcacc
uropcrty Phone $3.50
lI11-I- -----I ,-r--.--,s---- Nh -lI
driII a we'll gal World
;-,7,, -
'"h NN,l'. -, "TrIt'r -,,oogg ''''"'''' P''t
cry. LloNg II. J. nln, '-02.
FOR SALE-Ncw 6roum modern house. will
trade equity for lots 81 j Glass & Co.
iTl,I, l-II IL NJ, l-,.----- .-I,--
tOE 9HnL 'E, w. I".m e''l-"II"' H.
FOR SAIF-Ry owner. Fourroom bunga
,,Sgi iSwi lots near the college Phone
ron SALE Ninety acres Ianmcr county,
oklahoma. near gas wells Price $3.50.
2lG East Third.
FOR SALE-At "a bargain. Zee lN 2tu Hrreb
Of fine farming land u new oil field.
Ionn D.. Jaws. NhouuIgL ONm. -.-
| FOR Sale Onc.acre tracts. close terms to
suit purchaser See Russ t. Grant 5I4
First National Bldg Phone 2ltU.
FOR SALF-FmeN improved 25-arre farm.
mile west OF West Tulsa ON river. all
iuablc l.. Brccomgton, West Tulsa.
,I-,I, o. A. ,1 - T. 49,, -i,7- -
! Wv sam ." "'I'H' ''|'' ", W. "',"r l"'
81 FIrs, National Rdg Phone 2lGo.
FOR quick sale two residence lots east
pG.E rJJ"a. W, u,o nr "' cp"i pay '",|E'' |
rLP-1 Nv Wv ~ - -"- WV ---- -----,- ~ w.
FOR SALE-By owners. Sevtrh pieces OF
oa,' Ia g.,r3t, Cl '
pbon, O,
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AUTOMOBILES

,.,svrr, ..,... ... ,.. D., ,,,,...
trained export Used wgng.or carried
j" .'''''' '.'.N '' .I'" l'.
''. %. .."'''I" "'".' OF '''-.'.'
Largo supply Bosch Magnetic Plug,
mas just I.Uu ru.rINuI. Price $50 NN.
,.,.y,,n,r mason ,\,>Furp
STATION loh
,r.r, .,',n, r,,,.... 90. ,..
FOR htN Two .Nug0. 800 South D.
wood
,hNennc.
hNNNI,a... D. ord. ''""'. '''' "'.'''' ''''
,...,,
VN J,,,on rn'al.' l'y co.. "''''''H .''' ''"' ''
..,.,.,.,
Illb Fast Fourth ST.
FOR SALE An amd. ~ Tires at r.oo,.d
-.l
......
w." rr,a,' ,"'' qL-G2l," 'i'I,''.t t.t r.."
rau
''N hNDI I''N N'rN'hI'. ear '' '"' "'y'
room ! 5. '.''' '.'7'
WE repair y,pthme5 motorcycles. bicycle.
.' NNmlIMIs JACOBS novelty '"n $50 '"''
l.'hL Ihonc lNO
NOM lN.r p.. u.,HT pI U.I.. r.fI. .f,r.
wo'' .0o money l,,w state A'o N Sup.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14

pulI.p pug Go
,,..-,-,--i-,-
WAY T." NII,, "'"a' Tor "'"''"'''
r. -,-----7- - -----1
An nI' ,5.. TOO, n.N.'""'" '''.Ig "'
NANIED--EauEoue .lomr .ae{ solicitor
AlrE room ~ lu-lgT.ln B-dE.
WANTED Experienced cir TO work iu con.
IerloncrE store 46 star Candy 90
l. WANTED Fir,t..I4,- cook r..d WAGES fam.
iIy Of three permanent TO righ. party
~ East sixth
NtNIEn -TNuprirIrpi ladf fO do Trrss
nr ard sew ug Baua-too Cleaning and
INc Nor-s 2ll South boston
W1NTED Woman Gor -rrrTgT noTervorE 9.
must be respectable and capable. good
home to right party 729 South Peora
WANTED NrIdre-aaed woman for bolss.
keeping for small family. must De rr-
spectacle. none other need apply. Call
phone A3 on 5sO'-t A. q. NIddanEh.
---@-7->'-7-~--~-->'-~> ----C--'>'1~-|>I0
HOUSES FOR RENT
,----- ----,--,- ----- NJ
| IUh HhNI f"ui-T""m mousse. Ih"h'
-UI *
FOR RENT-Ouc 4.ruom house Inquire lO3
East First
FOR RENT- -Tbrre-room louss. close in.
Phone 1860
------------
tOR kfN FouFT1om mousse modern. VIA
NoLLL MaLn-
FOR RENT-Four room house. Call iu2
80 s22l9 ;,,-2--.z I94-4@E- s5--
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
PRODUCE

St Louis Produce
ST LOUIS. Sept Chick
ems re. springs 10 We, turkeys l6c ducks
l3c geese Z
BUTTER Creamery 27c
EGGS-22c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-14
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

TULSA Red Bal Transfer Co.-Storage,
moving packing and shipping; family NOV.
ing our speciality. los North Boulder. Phone
27g nnS 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
ALLIES ESTABLISH AVIATION
BASE NEAR BELfOR7

Geneva, Dec. sl.-Both English ana
French monoplanes and biplanea
have recently arrived al Belfort and
srv fittlng up In the large park near
the town. where several sheds have
rccontly been c~ons.Tuctcd. II was
from this point that thr English ave-
iators. who received their machines In
pieces rom Paris. attacked the Yep
pelin works at Friedrichshafon. In
the meantime the air scouts are
working over Mplhousen and Colmpr.
making lonE Journeys every day above
the German towns ana forces and
reporting 10 headanarterA Yeater-
day q French aviator flew above tho
German fortress OF lstein and "a
fired upon.
Tho Swiss Association 81 brick
Manufacturers ha4 seriously sng-
geated that the swlfs government
erect a wall Of bricks along the River
Rhine. extending from Basel 10 chur.
and which would he Of sufficient
thickness TO resist the shells from The
famous German howitzer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
FRENCnwoaAN CLEVERLY
WINS WAY no BATTLE FRONT

Geneva. Dov at.--The Lausanne
Gazette tells the story Of how a
young Partisan woman. recently mar
ried 10 a French artillery officer, won
her way 10 her husbands side az the
front In Flanders. She first tried 20
obtain a pass OF the French author-
tiles Failing ln this she travelled ia
q penmnts country cart Tor several
days To- the Belgian headquarters
She met with "a polite reception and
a polite refusal.
A tail officer looked up from a
map he was studyiug and interviewed.
MADAME" he said "a Frenchwom-
an could not have undertaken such
n voyage for nothing" lie took ap
the telephone. and after oonversing
"a moment over tho wire said. "Your
husband VIII he here noon.' lie ur-
dcrcd that lodgings b. found for the
young woman. who thanked the 'tail
Kind officer and warmly shook both
his hands.
Two hours later hor husband. pug
2lcd al his recall from the trenches.
was astoniahod 10 find himself in the
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STEWART
10 TA0S AUTHORITIES

Taos, y. NJ. Dee. SID G. stew
art. who Il alicgcG 20 have been con
nected with the party Of hunters said
20 hayc been Implicated IN the red ~nt
shooting OF Don Antonio Martinez al
Taos two weeks ago has giyen HIM
self up to Sheriff H~ixenbaugh AT
Ration. stewart states that he was
several mites away from the scene OF
the murder ~ oAe time 4 was com
mittod and that he Immediately con-
cluded TO give himself up on hearing
that he was implicated with the trap
ping party.
Martinez was one ~ the wei known
Spanish-American residents 81 Taos
county. He 10 said To nave BECOME
involved ia an alteration with tno
hunting party over a horse which ne
alleged they had stolen from him. Ia
the quarrel which eusuod Dc WAS shot
70 death. stewart b. beins held PEND.
lng a preliminary hearinH.
sheriff IfixenbauRn at once notified
Sherif Demetflo Esquihel Who went
over 10 itatOn and hrousht stewart
here. Tho zherin and his prisoner
arrived on lnst Thursday svcnins.
Yesterday steward was arraisned be.
fore Justice OF the Peaee l. W Dwire,
on a charge ~ murder.
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flcs and fixed their hayoncts. Riding
az a top speed. with their bayone'a
In front OF them like lancee, they
swept through a cloud of dust
straight into the crowded mqsses ~
the enemy al the bridge headA There
was an indescrihahie melee 81 men
and machines. but the cyclists. some
mounted and some dismounted. used
their h~ayonets with such good effect
that In five minutes the Germans
were la retreat. ny this time the
French infentry had reformed and
swept up az doubie-anick 10 reinforce
OF the town secure.