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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25
Girdbe Inn $40 unb einen gbed sun.
Netroge BON $40 beitpblen ipnrbe.

Girdbe Inn $40 unb etnen gbed 3nn.
Netroes BON $40 beitnblen ipurbe.
- 9ie S9dntipdrter linton go.
663 tat seitern albenb folsenbs 8edm=
te ertp1bit: praiiDent, 6. Smith;
9iaeprdfbsnt. u. aolin; @ei3dftss
fGbrsr, 20. aoGbopen; S4abmeiiter.
s. aDpp; protoipll Sstretar. s. Be-
denan; Jinana Setretdr. s. M.
slinn; Sruitess, u. Grebs, q. 9ra5ier
unb 4. sutt. 8aplan, s. SdulB.
- ssiir bic WaiIentinber i'm ct.
GIiiabetb SoIpital bat bic bieiige
2pge Der golumbusrittsr siu @eib-
nadtsfsier arransiert, ipeIde moreen
in Der @ereins6alIe Der 2ose an Der
II. Strabe absebalten iperben piro.
Ssbes &inb pirb nit einem Weib.
nad,ts 9eTdent beba9t peroen.
- Srau @lisabetb 8pbe BON go,
525 gatetpen Strabe itaIb seitern i'm
4Iter BON 67 Sabren.
- Vie @eibnachtsfeier Der 5onns
taesl6ule Der 9eutfh. Smanuel Wles
tbobiften @emeinbe finbet morsen
46enb itatt, il, ipslher frlsenoes Proe
sralnm sur Dur9fii9runs selanseu
pirp: prGlubium - Serr u. Rooes
meper. - 9eIane. = @ebet. - Solo.
-9urleIen zines 8ibelabidnitts, aeo.
Senrb sc. 2ens. - Gbor. - Della
nation BON gliie grnit. - 9inberz
DIOR. - Sctlamatipnen bon Wil6ur
9pbbdmmer, Weorgaret getmdnH,
@mp Wals, Sermine S6aeffler, Ism.
Gallon, Sulia Steenten, Stanlep
Saiid, Grace 30. Sdoefer, 0aarie 9.
syeni56, 2ucile Gbnmos, Dorothy
Sub, @ilma Gdasfflsr. Gbarlotte
Stesnfen, Mdub Sbomas, Slorence
Diliou, ReIie g. gflueser unb CLARA
Duder. - MuIpra6e oes Superintens
benten GERM 5reb. grettf4neiber. -
Gbor. = Ssgen. ReO. 2sus. - Die
itimmbegabtc, talentbpIle Sdrgsrin
syrau Gbas. u. =. Walter, pel4e bte
Ssmne .stine gadt, heilige Radt"
gu GsbSr bringsn piro, tat ibre IIits
pirfirng 5ugeiaet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25

Moraen lin 10 llbr Weibnadtssots
tesbienit unb morsen @Ormittag nm
10 llbr Elm muiitalifhsr Weibna4tsf
aoitesoienit. Die Weihnahtsfeier
Der Sonntagsfd,uIs wirb morgs'
(Sonntas) Roamittas % llbr sebal'
ten. Die iungen asuie baben bieielbe
beiiens porbtrsitet unb Elm biibites
prosramm aufssitellt, beHsn Durds
fiibruns BEL ale 1heilnebmern Bel
fall finben ipirb. Stbermann III bd3u,
Toipi. at ben gottesoisniien freunbs
lihft eiuselabsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25
ben t0nnsn. Sebem glnsebot nvub ein
gbed bon 500 beistfiist iperbeu

ben t0nnen. Sebem glnsebot nymb etu
gbed BON 500 beistfiist iperbeu
- Nabe bunbert gbef9eibunsen
fir ipelde Die Gsridtstoiten mod MIDI
bs3ablt ipurben, iperbsn nad benz l.
Snuar 1916 enbsiiltis ub acta seIesi
uerben. Ra6 bem SteatsseIett er.
lanst cine Sdeiouns erit bann @efe.
Bestraft, ipenn bic geri9tstoften ba.
fir bsaablt tpprben iinb.
Sm gircuitseri9t purbe seitsrn
Berrp Solicit bon glba @ofett &C.
| ifiebeu.
Su Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ftalt tpuroen seitern bic 8inber nit
einem belitaten Weibna9tss Dinner re-
salirt. gluberbem erbielt jsbes ainD
einen nit ganbp, Sransen unb giinen
gefiiaten &orb. 9lu1 SpielIad,n
purben an bic 9leinsn pertbeilt. -
Sie @sibna9ts Siilfs GdellIGaft
bate bic Mdnner unb 5rausu bes
Gpuntps sarmenbauies sleidfaus nit
Wethnu4tsgeidenten bebaht. Die @e;
feaidaft pertbeilts ferner rs 80rbs
NIT 2ebensmittel an bilfsbsbiirftige
6amilien. Die 96rbe entbieIten Iepfel,
Oransen, 5ru4t sSonisrpen, Somatsn.
Reis, 9rot, SUDDEN, Roaftbeei, Msbl,
Butter, Shmal3 etc. Cine alte Jrau,
tpelhe in bebauernspertbem 3uitano
in elmer SeQeripobnung ssfuuoen
turrbe, erbislt aleibunssitiide, Sdus
be, Oeden unb cine 9nsabl 2ebenss
mittel. - Die gampben Gountps9us
manitdtss s9eIeufdaft bate fi6 slei9s
falls Der Rptbleibenben in lpbenspers
tber @eiie ansenpmmen. - Die airs
8ensemeinben folgien gleidfaQs oem
geiIpiel g(nberer in Der @srtbsilung
BON 2iebesea6en. Der @pbltbdtigteitss
linn Der 9eipobner Relpports bat iid
aud anldBlih Der Meibnadtsfsier
aufs sIdnsenoIte bspabrt.
= Soiepb Netpeq bon Tp. 40 ".
Z. Str, fieI eeitern tpdbrenb sines ges
iudes an Der 8. Str. unb Central 2lc.
Die Sreppe biuab uub tpurbe mertliH
perlebt. Helpeu fpllte biernuf mitieIit
eines polississIutos na6 bsm Spesr's
Soipital esbra6t tperbeu, iebod brad
bic 2t1fe Der Wai4iue unb oer8atroIs
mann prau ipuroe bon Der Wai9ine
bsrabeei6Ieubsrt unb erlitt cine Der
reutune bes Sdulterblattss. Retpea
ipurbs Johann mitteIit elmer ambulaH3
nod bem eendnntn SpfpiiuI sebradi.
Sm Gircuitgeridt pirb am nads
fen Montaa Don bem gnpalt 6. 5.
@rapforo ST., fiir ben Stabtfaomii
far ebert segen Gle Staot cine &ldae
einsereidi psrben. ponaa bieie
baran perbinbsrt psrben ioa, cine
Steuer fir bas 9.bdubs bss rSros
quoia eGlubs an tsr 5rUnt unb Go
lumbiu Str, pelbes gum Dertbe pon
$500 abssIbGsi ipurbe, gu erbsbeu.
ebert bate bas grunbitiid fir $500
eeiuuft. Sie Steuer lam niht bon
ben aommifidreH, foHoern MIR bur4
elm s.ridtli9es 9srfahrsH reSuairt
perben.
- Sn Der Sffite b.s 5rieoensrt4a
ters granbes ipuroe Wm. Stdroi
BON Daptpn, tpeldsr bes 5risbtnse
bruds angstlagt mar, gu 500 Gflos
Itrafe perurtbeiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25
@amilton.

- 5eirutbsifein,: 5rsb. Griffith,
30, unb gitberJoremdn. q, 6sios BON
Wiooletopn; Stiie Stafforb llsleman.
20, aus Gopiuston gebiirtig unb an'
gebli6 bier onfdiiis, unb Gillian Ulds
rie Ydger, 21, aus Cincinnati nnb an.
seblid bier dnidfip; Sobn Gonilin,
80, unb Roietto MolItn, 10, beibe Don
Oyiorb; @os Bee DapibiOn, %. DON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25
Dies amb 9as.

, = 8iirsermeiIter Spiesel tpirb am
9ienitdg beim Heeiun Der aonpeation
Der Ohio State Bar 4foeiatiou i'm
Sot.l 9ibirn bic Willtommenrebe i'm
Ramen Der Stabt bulten unb AUDI bel
benz ganiett, bas ON Nitttpoh abenb
itattfinbet, fprehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25
Gr Fat Offeubnr sic SIinte iHs aOrI
seiporfeu.
seinc NeiiesenoHeH iesn lire asi.
tation fort.

| y titiaHta, Did SonooH, 2i
December. Der riorpegiihc 9anlpier
.9ergensiioro" init Senrp Soro un
goro, iiihr ON ireitas Woreen nod
oei Der. Sfaaten ab. Serr sSoro Ton.
iiatirte nor Der abfabrt BON @ergciI,
bab bic Sriebensi9 i9rcpasanba inter
ben slujpisien Der interiIntionalen
Sraiien Srieoens.9crcinigiing iortgs.
fiibrt iperoen ipiiroe. er CAB nod ei.
ncn Gbed iiber 100000 Sronen
(S270,000) fir Ole sSiIan5iriIns Der
srepoition. Soro reiite ab, .peil er
einiob. oaB or flid)ts nilsridten fonil.
re. Seine sfeiieae,oiieu 5anften iiG
fortrpabreno iuo ffanbinaDiide aa3i-
fisiiten ipareu iebr reierDirt. als ,Soro
iab, oaB er nid,ts ditsridren fonutc,
gab ers nuf.
2onbon, "a. 9c5enber. sleu.
iers gueau IdBt ii1 aus StofboIm
1pIoen:
Senrp 5oros 5rieoems- @eiellidnft
trai bier bieien Wsoreen ei,l. Sn eli.
nein Der grcben Sotels rparen 81
;3imrHer fir Die gdtglieber berielbeu
ensa1irt rporben.
Gle iftpebiide frieSens. mtS
Sd)nesaeridts s3deIlid)nft tpirb eine
3erimnmIiIug beranitnIten. IN mel.
der Die IitgIieoer Der Sorb'ihen er.
petition BON Serrn Waprinsfp, benz
-yrdiioenten bes 8uttempler Sr6enS,
bspiIlfomnrt ipcrSeu ioIlen.
StodboIm "a. 0e5enber, pia
2onbon. Senrp aoro mufte feline
Sieiie tpegen ernitIider sfranfbeit aui.
aebeu. Die iibrigen 9beiInebmer Der
expedition perben Die 9ieiie nahI
8openbagen unb bem Saag fortiesen,
I'M Soro's 4Iau CUR Sdnfilmg ei.
nes peruaneuten Sfiebs@ribtS CUR
gerpirfliduuig 5u bringen. Tas|
9cnniittce Der grpebition bat foIgen.
be Gngaben Der0Hentliht:
Die 9ranibsit beg 5errn syorb lit,
fpenn aud nihi ssfdbrlid, bod ernfts
Ii4er Ratir. Gein arat bsrTa,rt, bab
sr brinssnb Der Rubs bebarf unb
briidt bic 5offnuns aus. bab bas aluf.
sebtn Der 0ernniiporili9teit fiir bic
eIpsbition fsin. normaIs 0eiunbbeit
balo pieber beritelIen ipirb.
als 9err Jorb BON itiner ReiIeass
ielfdaft iid perabi6isbsis, faste CT:
sDenn i'd fart senug isin ptrb.,
tperbe i4 StpsifsIsobne Der grpebition
mid fpdter anf6Iisbsn. Sd bin bappn
iibsraeugt. baB iis aud cbne mid iers
tig iperben unb biel baou bsitragsn
ipirb, ben JriepeH su itanbs au brin,
sen.1
Jn Gbriifiania mubis Serr Gorb
fortipdbrsnb in ietnem 5otsl blsibeii,
isbr sur Gnttduiduns bisIsr gloripss
ger, bic Darauf brannten, Jpn 5u feben.
eln WiIIiam 8. @rbnn III elm brinas
li9es aabelsramm ssfanbt iporben.
nad europa gu tommtn unb fid Der
Ggpebition duSuTdIieben.
II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25
G,eibnadjtsfeirr.

SH Der Driiisn Deutfa. prot.
air9s an Walnut nabe 8. Gtrabe,
(paitOr 8. Sasfusr). fiHSst beute
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25

aonbon. n. Mbs.sanssn: .ilnlanb'
Ila9 gsip yori.
@ersen. afbssganssu; .DssSsns,
fiorF na@ Vtp Yori.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25

gen surgeenbisuns beg ari.ses 3u ens
be. Seine anfiinbisung. bdb bic In
fernationaIe JrauensGriebsnssiy iyertinis
suns bic BON ibm untsrnommsne Mufs
gabe forifiibren ipirb. f6eint onsubeus
ten. bab er bamit fsriis III. Ob q fsrs
nerbin Der 8etpssuns finan5iene lin.
ieriiiibung glItommsn laifen ipirb, ii;
ni4t gang flar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25

5p. sJorb's albrsifs DON europa
bringt cine br sissnartisften Hsus.
lN!nst cine Der sissnariisitsngs gspssuus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-25
6enrb JorS, Der 1riebems'
Mpnffel

Sritt bic Seimreiie nad ben Ser.
Smateu au.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Neckwear

Vestees, soc and 75c values, 30c.
Chin Chin Collars, soc and 75c val
ues, each, 3Hc.
Collar and Cuff Sets, Oriental lace
and Swiss embroidered, soc and
75c values, 30c.
Collar and Cuff Set in pretty lace
effects, SOC values. special priced.
set, 20c.
Boudoir Caps. soc and Csc values
sale price, soc and 19c.
Unusual Values in Plauen Lace and
Swiss Embroidered Collars. worth
25c and soc, l0c.
Pretty Net and Lace Collars, Swiss
embroidered, pique and many
others; values 10 soc. each. lOc
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

glass window on the west side Of the
Missouri Pacific city ticket office. The
glass was shattered into fragments. en-
failing a loss OF $3.50. Just as the glass
was broken two young men were seen
to run south from Fifteenth and Farnam
streets, but their identity could not be
discovered.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

of Msrysville, Kss. guests at the Turney
home, were overcome.
Mr.. Tuney who is clerk at the Drexel
hotel, at a. m. discovered an open gas
Jet in the front hall. He summoned the
police surgeons who responded with a
pulmoter which was applied to Mrs.
Turney. whose condition was serious.
The jet is said to have been left lighted
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Basement
Ready-to-Wear
Clearance


200 Cloth Suits, values to Sl2,
at 1895.
Silk and Cloth Coats, women's and
misses sizes. values to $500,
at $500.
Girls Cloth Coats, values to 81, 81.
Women's and Misses Silk and
Cloth Dresses. worth S. and Sc,
$500.
Women's and Misses White and
Colored Summer Dresses, values
to 1895, S1.OO.
Women's and Misses House Dress
es, worth 75c, 81 and $1.25, 46c.
About 800 Women's, Misses and
Girls Wash Skirts, worth 75c, 81
and S1.25, 47c.
Women's Black and Colored Sateen
Petticoats, 3Sc.
Good Quality Stripe Bingham Pet
ticoats, worth 39c, 10c.
Women's Full Length White Petit.
coats, with embroidery bottoms,
acc values, Csc.
WOubu LdCc anu Eu VI Olutly
Trimmed Night Gowns. worth
SOC, 20c.
Women's Corset Covers, 25c and
29c values, 15c.
Women's Lace, Embroidery and
Plain Drawers, 25c and 2Sc val
ues. 15c.
Children's Plain and Embroidered
Drawers, Sc.
Women's Dressing sacques, 29c
values, 1870.
Women's Bungalow Aprons. soc
values, 20c.
Women's Bingham Aprons, 25c
values. loo.
Women's White and Colored Wash
Waists, S9c and SOC values, 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
SOUTH CAR0LlNlANS TO
STOP IN OMAHA GOING WEST

Forty South Carolinians are 70 come
through omaha and make a stop Of a
half day or more enroute to the San
Francisco exposition. The exact date Of
their coming Is not yet known, but will
be some time in August, likely
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Drugs Clearance

F1etcher's Castoria, 35c size, 19c.
Sloan's Liniment, soc size, 20c.
DeWitt's Kidney Pills, soc size,
at 29c.
Sal Hepatica, 81 size, $50.
Shamrock Corn Plasters, 10c size,
for SC.
Hays Hair Health, 81 size, Soc.
Listerine, 25c size, 16c.
Ponds Vanishing Cold Cream, so
size, Csc.
Java Rice Face Powder, soc size,
for Csc.
Madonna Rice Powder, 25c size. &c
Williams Tal'm Powder, can, 1Oc.
Halo Face Powder, SOC size, 20c.
Melba Face Powder, soc size, 20c.
Melbaline Face Powder, Csc size
for 16c.
Lustrite Nail Polish, 25c size. 14c.
Djer-Kiss Toilet Soap, SOC size
for Csc.
Channels Skins, 15c size, &c.
Powder Puffs, Csc size, 12c.
Manicure Buffers, worth 81, sec.
Imported Bristle Hair Brushes, 81
size, 49c.
Cupid Toilet Soap, cakes for sc.
White Naptha Borax Soap, 10 bars
for 29c.
Pure CASTLE Soap, 2lb. bar, 21c.
Household Ammonia, large bottle
for 12c.
sani-Fiush, Csc size can, 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
4AAA4AA

This great economy event is, customers know,
annual merchandising necessity 1t involves the reduction of
the stocks in the to definite minimum figure
July 3st and of REDUCED PRICES ARE NECESSARY
LY THE MEANS TO ACCOMPLISH THIS END. This is our
announcement and invitation to the great half yearly economy
event wherein lower and lower prices give speedy departure
to everything advertised
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Clearance of Suits, Coats
and Dresses
Choice Of Any Tailored Wool Suit
In Our Entire Stock. for 40 10.

No restrictions Every wool regardless former value price
Suits in that have sold $4,000 $1,000.
Choice of 65 Light Weight all kinds Values $500 S67S
Choice
Colored Tub 910S.
Colored Tub worth $500 clearance $20S
Big Lot of Wash $1,000 sale price $500
81 Fine Wool and silk Dresses worth $500 clearance sale $500
20 Beautiful Silk worth $500 $1,000
Big Lot of Linen Auto and Travelling worth to OO $1.0S
1900 Wash Skirts in linens made to sell to $500
choice, each, 79c.
4O Fine Silk and Wool Skirts worth high $1,000 $500
House Dresses made of and prcaes sizes
to 46; worth to $780, Zee.
Women's "Coverall" Dressete, 79c value 40c.
Bingham 20c
Silk Neggees and Kmonos $1,000 clearance sale $500
Chdren
Infants Hand Embroidered Pque worth $685. S1OO
lis Chdrens az
100 Chdn clearance price. 80
20 Chldrens White
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Will Look for His
Name on Liberty Bell

Forty years ago Monday Harry Asher
Of ISIS North Twcnty-seventh street
wrote his name inside Of the Liberty
bell At that time this Omahan was a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

resident Of Philadelphia lie intends to
visit the bell when 1t arrives here on
Friday and will take a peek to see II
his name has endured the ravages Of
time
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Notions Clearance

Rust-Proof Dress Clasps. card, lc.
Sanitary Aprons, 39c values, 1870.
Best Rubber Baby Pants, 35c val
ues. each. 10c.
Sanitary Napkins, SOC values, doz-
en- for 19c.
r. NJ. G. Crochet Cotton, ball, &c,
West Electric Hair Curriers', on
card for 10c.
Children's Hose Supporters, worth
to 15c, pair, sc.
Wooden Coat Hangers, 3 for SC.
San-silk, spool, gao.
Inside Skirt Betting, yard, Sc.
12-Yard Bolts of Bias Lawn Tape,
bolt Sc.
]. & P. Coats Thread (chain brandt
spool, 2ac.
Large Sized Face Chamois, 40.
10c and 15c Boxes of Bone Hair
Pins, box for sc.
Good Safety Pins, cards, sc.
s and 12-Yard Bolts Of Twilled
Tape, bolt, SC.
Best Quality Combs, 10c and 15c
grades, each sc.
Ocean Pearl Buttons, worth SC,
card, Vac.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Two Have Narrow
Escape from Gas

Mrs. Joseph Turney. 2SoS North Twenty
fourth street. an invalid. narrowly es-
capped death yesterday by asphNla-
ton. and Mrs. w. H. Fite and daughter
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
BIG PLATE GLASS WINDOW
BROKEN BY GIANT CRACKER

orator some time Sunday night exploded
a giant torpedo against the large plate
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

Apartments, flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and oheapiy by a
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

None of past great sales have begun to rival this one
highly desirable merchandise in such variety and such values
We it is not boaSu to ability collectors
and distributors merchandise proves beyond efutaon our
right to the premier position occupy Omahas representa-
tive store The backward has left fine materials
than usual the store and these values consequently
derul
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Clearance Main Floor Shoes

Bulgarian Sandals White Buckskn
to t40O. pair, S1.0
Wome o pair
Finest Pumps made Well L.
800. pair. SO. 35
Chldrens Pumps Worth $500, Csc
Shoes white fawn mixed coors
Worth $500 pair, 92.4S.
Ends chndrens 81 40
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

and the flame extinguished by the wind
The three victims are out OF danger.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06

$sS $ $ % $$ S$ $s @ r. e $ $ s $ 81: $ ] ]
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-06
Clearance Sale of Our Plain and Nov
city Wool Materials

andFench Gabardines
30c
Summer Wool Challes 800, &c.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-07
Letter Written by Woman
Tells of Awful COndi-
tiOns in Mexico.
NO FLOUR FOR BREAD
"Even Tortillas and Corn
meal Cannot Be Had
Writes Victim.

CT. LOUIS, March 6.-"Half the
~ population is out of work, many
persons are dying of hunger and
many others are committing suicide
rather than face starvation" declared
a letter written in Mexico City Febru-
ary u and received here today. The
letter was written by a woman who
until recently was secretary to the
president of an American concern in
Mexico City.
It continued:
Everybody here is suffering. The
whole city is insanitary as we have
been without water for long time.
The streets have not been cleaned for
months. No foodstuffs are being
brought into the city II seems that
they are trying to starve us out and
they surely are succeeding.
81 have not eaten bread for three
days and cannot get flour to make IL.
be had. No one seems TO know what
to do. Most Of the people here have
to stand whatever happens, as they
have no money
The letter was received by Mrs.
NJ J. Byrnes, who lived I'm Mexico
city for nine years. Mrs. Byrnes re-
fused to divulge the name of the
writer of the letter for fear that do
ing so might cause trouble for her
friend in Mexico city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-07
NATIONS REVENUES
BEGIN TO INCREASE
Spring Import Business Lops Five Mil
lions OFF and Eighty-fiye Million
Dollar Deficit.

WASHINGTON, March 6.--Govern-
ment revenues have begun to show
slight increase. due largely to the
usual spring import business with
consequent enlarged receipts from
customs. The treasury deficit which
few weeks ago was in the neigh
borhood of 3S5,00O,000, has fallen to
about $50, 100000 and in the next few
months there may be a further re-
duction.
Although treasury officials are
loath to make any prediction when
such unusual conditions prevail, the
experience of years has taught them
to figure on increased receipts from
customs from about March l until
the end of the fiscal year in June.
IL the increase is sufficient to keep
the present deficit at standstill the
income tax may wipe 1t out entirely.
SO far the emergency tax law has
failed to live up to expectations and
the postoffice department Is running
behind its usual business. Calcula
tions made at the direction of Mr.. Nc
Adoo. however, Of revenue and ex-
penditures have differed widely at
different times.
The question of issuing Panama
canal bonds has not been decided
but 1t is understood that If there is
deficit, Mr.. McAdoo will not hesitate
to use his authority to put out such
an issue
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-07
FIVE SHOTS FIRED
INTO NEGRO'S BODY
VIII West Shot and Killed
King After Quarrel Over
Some Women.

In an alteration over what was
thought to be Jealousy Of women, win
West. negro, shot and killed another
negro by the name OF King at 314 West
Archer last night at 10 o'clock West
fired four times into Kings body,
killing him instantly Patrolman
Smitherman arrested West imme-
diately and he is now lodged in the
city Jail awaiting whatever disposal
county officers may dictate.
All four shots took effect, two in
the body, one in the neck and one
i'm the right arm. A As caliber re-
yolver was used. When Smitherman
entered the house he found King
half off a bed, dead. Clrcling the
house he captured West from whom
he took the gun.
West gave no explanation Of the
shooting other than that he was be-
ing ill-used.
Kings body is lying at the Now
bray Undertaking establishment
awaiting the examination Of a cor
oners jury.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-07

HAWLEY AS CHAPLAIN
Work in Both Houses Drags
Many Solons Object
to Small Pay.
by GLENN CONDON
(Staff Correspondent.)

NKLAHOMA CITY, March "a
Oloint resolution proposing charter
form of government for counties was
introduced in the house of represent
atives today by Representative Eaton
Of Muskogee. The resolution is said
to have the enthusiastic endorse
ment Of Governor williams, who rec
ommended local self government for
counties in his first message to the
legislature.
If the resolution is passed by both
houses the proposed constitutional
amendment will be submitted to q
vote OF the people at the next cleo
ton The amendment provides that
each county shall be a body poll
tic and corporate" and may form a
charter for It's own government, to
be subject to the approval of the
governor or the legislature.
President Hawley Of Kendall COLI
lege, Tulsa offered prayer at the
convening Of today's session of the
house. He happened to be in the
city on his way home from Norman
and was invited to oficiate as chap
lain.
The Hudson impeach-
ment bill was passed finally today
and transmitted TO the senate. The
bill prescribes the rules Of proce-
dure for impeachment trials and ad-
ministration leaders hope to enact
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