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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-02

cash for the lot n this connection
II is interesting to note that Mr. Hines
bought the property IL years ago for
Si35. There could be no better evil
dcncc of Tulsa's "rOv ia than this.
Outgrow> Present Home.
The world erected It's present hand
some two-story building ON Fourth
street less than three years ago. but
has already outgrOWu these quarters
Unless tho pres ri building is extend
cd flftv feet 10 the rear and three
more stories added to il, an entirely
new plant win be erected on the
rcpcrN Just acquired. Plans for
such II structu"a have already been
considered. ana II win be the most
modern newspaper plant in the south
west. In addition To the floors that
will be exclusively devoted to the
newspaper there viii be some office
space for private rental
II is the intention of The World to
construct on the new site fircproof
building with nothing but modern
equipment There viii be shower
baths ana other conVcnienCcs for en-
ployes and altogether II viii be one
of the best newspaper plants in Ok
lahoma or surrou ding states
The new site was desired on aC-
count of Its proximity to the federal
building now being constructed at
Thlid ana boulder.
II is the present intention to have
the new building ready for occu-
iancy before January /, 1914
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II Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT. TAKE
OIL OF KOREIN,

Lack of fresh air it is said weakens the
oxygen carrying power Of the blood the
liver becomes sluggish, fat accumulates and
the action of many of the vital organs are
hindered thereby The heart action becomes
weak, work is an effort and the beauty of
| the figure is destroyed.
Fat put on by indoor life is unhealthy
and II nature is not assisted In throwing 1t
off serious case Of obesity may result.
When you feel that you are getting too
stout, take the matter In hand at once
Don wait until your figure has become
joke and your health ruined through car
rying around burden Of unsightly and un-
healthy fat.
Spend as much time as you possibly eau
IN tho open air. breathe deeply. aud get from
Rexall drug store box Of oil Of korein cap.
sulcs: take one after each meal and one
before retiring at night.
Weigh yourself every few days and keep
up the treatment until you are down to
normal. Oil Of k0rein is absolutely harmless,
is pleasant to take, helps the digestion ana
even few days treatment has been reported
ADV
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PORT 80, GO. $50 . ...
Continue Winning Streak.

Thc TuIsl NcWSbOyS continued
their winning streak by defeating
Sand Springs / I to ( on Sunday after
noon. Kings excellent pitching, com
biued with the speed of the newsboys
on the bases, were the outstanding
features of the game. Damrcll led off
man for the ncWsboys. scored four
runs The neWsboNs have not been de-
fcated this year. They desire games
with fast amateur teams in this vi
cinltN. Score by innings:
Club H. II. T..
Newsboys ..1tl OF O1l-l1 10 >
Sand SpgS. GOO 20l 00l- 3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-02
MEETING TONIGHT
ON REGISTRATION
New Election Law Will BE
Explained to Voters
of Tulsa.

An open air mass meeting for the
purpose of discussing the features of
the new state registration law will be
held tonight at 7:3O O'Clock at the cor
ner of Second and Main.
II viii be n uOnpolitiCal and nom
partisan meeting and all voters are
urged to attend The principal speaker
Will be H. H. Mcgee, "A fluent orator
from Colorado, who is thoroughly
cunversant with the new law and who
viii tell the voters in plain language
how TO avoid being DISTINGUISHED
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-02
SIX MURDER TRIALS
IN DISTRICT COURT
Special Criminal Assign
ment Will BE Taken Up
Next Monday.

The trials of six alleged murders
will occur next week In the district
cour, when n special criminal asaign-
mcnt will be heard before Judge Conn
Linn. The following are charged with
murder and will he tried: Bob Craw
ford, Mamie Harris, Mary Eliza
White, william j. Baber, w. b.
Kohlin and Lee Terrell.
Other cases on the docket are those
OF II. Wallace ct al, burglary: j. ii.
Walker, obtaining money under false
pretcnse: j. r. McGill. selling liquor
TO minor; William Wyla, burglary:
George Meade. receiving stolen pyop.
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erty. and william f. Davidson VS.. The
Twin State Oil company.
The criminal docket will be taken
IN Monday morning. May s, and 1t is
hoped to have all the cases disposed
OF within the week. The trial OF
Crawford will be the first case to
come before the court
County Attorney J. +. Evers and
assistants. I'D Werten and George
Reeves, are working hard In an effort
to make the prosecution strong in
aaAh casa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-02
WORLD BUYS SITE
FOR new BUILDING
PAYS $4,000 for Lot That
Sold Twelve Years Ago
for SI35.
is CLOSE TO P. O
viii Either Enlarge Pres
cnt Plant or Erect New
Structure.

Further evidence of The Worlds
hclicf IN the future of Tulsa was
forthcoming Yesterday when this
paper purchased from Ed Hines the
lot facing on Boulder avenue ana di-
rectlN north of the Unity building
The property has frontage OF fifty
feet and extends 40 feet to the alley.
The World paid Mr.. Hines $4,000
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SWEENEY'S
TENTH AND MAIN.
Phones tiG3-1l6t- 1865
Hourly Deliveries Commencing at
3 u. m.

This store is headquarters for
Strawberries. which are coming in
fine pn,y
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FATHER TIME GETS
CORBETT'S PLACE

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1.--Joseph
Corbett, brother of James J. Cor
bett and pitcher for the Baltimore
Orioles in 1897 whom that team won
the Temple cup, was released today
By the San Francisco club of the pa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-02

We do not cut the price we reduce

We handles a fun line of Pickwick
and GoOdwn's best Jellies and Jams.
] large Jar Waneta Cocoa ...- 25C
l pit. can Goodwin's Apple Butter Toe
GdT page cans ........... .O0C
We deliver to Kendall and Orcutt
Tuesdays and Fridays.
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ci,ic Coast league. In 1904 he was
with the st. Louis Nationals
According to announcement nv ,,o
management, Corbett was released IN
oring the team to the eighteen-man
limit. man
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Pappas Wins Easily

SCAMMON. Kan, May 1.-Iouis
Pappas OF Tulsa. easily beat Georye
Glover here last night in a hard ten.
round fight. 'e"-
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Realestate and Building News


Sexton $500, 1t. 23, b. ;, Fairmont
add
j. A. Porter to W. NJ. Wimbsh sS6O.
1t. 10. bl 2, East iNnn add.
Stchbins Investment Co. to IL. Eecrs
wife $3.50, Its. 27-2S, bl. Z, orchard
add.
c. d. Coggeshal Il wife to j. +
Rodger $500, y, so IT,, 4. ), bl. 1871
Tulsa.
$. l.. Dunn x wife TO c. B. schaff
$500, Spt Its. 49, bl. 2O3, Tulsa.
j. NJ. Gillette X wife tc Mid-Co
Gasoline Co. SS,5tt, 4S.9z in p-l9-
\. T.. Chancellor 4 wife to e. Mann
4 wife $1,000, II. II, bl' "a. owen add
j. y. Murray, ir., to Mrs VI. Fos-
ter $3.50, pit It. I. hl. 81 Tulsa, <
pit. Its 2-2S, bl. 81, owen ada.
j. \. Wadrup to -. B. Waldrup \
wife $3CO, Its 5-4. bL 10, Wakefield
add
United States Trust Co. to =. %.
I liowland $500, II. ~, bl. 2, Rosemont
Heights add
B. II. Wilkerson Il wife to u. NJ
Powers sl,G0G, 1t. IS, bl II, Lynch
! Forsythc add.
K. G. Stevenson & wife to Il. II
Siegfried sl,400, 1t. ~, bl >, Lindsey
First add.
w. T.. Allison to BESSIE Allison s400.
y 1t. 4, bl. II, Cherokee Heights add
Same to same $500, y 1t. 3, bi. II
same add.
+. B. Maddox x hus. to NJ. Bridges
| 1850, II. %, b. 4, Wakefield add.
j. c. y. Smith n wife TO +. Kittrell
$4,000. it. >, III. 9. Fred Ycager atd.
q. {. Stobbins ct al. To j. II. Me
Even $500, Its. 11~1Z2 4 W. II II.
1t. 13, bl. 4, Maple Ridge add.
J.. +. Magee x wife TO L. short
$500, 1t. 4, bl. 4, owen add.
Union Trust Co. IT,, to A. C. Brady
$3.50, Its. 1920, bl. /, Park Dale add
j. Il. Given to f. II. Smith $3.50,
Its. 45-iG Rosemont Heights add.
j. o. Hall to }. ID. Simmonth ST.,
1t. 3, bl. -, College add.
f. Short to p. lG. Magee S400, II 4,
Except T.. 40 TT. bl. l.. Tulsa.
c. T.. Martin 4 wife to y g. Goble
81, 750, ). 20 IT., It. s Il y. 25 IT. 1t. .,
b. |, Carlton Place add.
S. s. Miller " wife to d. WoodaIl
81. 1t. 1G, b!. II, West Tulsa add
w. II. Brown & wife to l.. a. Adams
81. 1t. 10. b. 80, same add.
ii. .. Miller ~ wife to Mrs. NJ. Il.
johnson $4,000, S. 2, 1t. g. III. 1871,
Tulsa.
o. NJ. Ellis & hus. to y. .. Cremin
81, S. 40 IT,, 1t. 20, & n. 20 It., 1t. %,
bl. s, Stoncbrakcr Heights add.
Kirkpatrick HEIGHTS Co. to same
So00, It. Is, bl IA, kirkpatrick
Heights add.
Same to same $1,000, Its. 1914, bl.
4, same add.
Paul Sanger & wife to A l.. Hay
ter, Its. 35 and So; bl 13, Berry add.
Dolly Warner and Clarance Warner
to Rex Freeman $1,000, 1t. 9, bl II,
Wakefield add.
w. j. Baber to Agnes ID. Baber $500,
It, -, bl. 2, Grandview add.
Chas. w. Grimes to vile Josephine
81, love and affection, 1t. AS, bl. q,
south side add.
r. W. Kelough & wife to Lee Clin-
ton, 1t. .. bl. 6, Brady Heights.
Isaac l.. Luther & wife to Wm. II.
Stricker q wife, It's, So, bl. 3, Irving
I'lace.
VIM H. Stricken & wife to Mr.. &
Mrs. +. +. Stricker. $3.50, Its. So.
bl. 3.
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Real Estate Transfers

=. IL. Allen to Il. +. Allen 81. W.
lb IT., +. 20 it.. 1t. c, hi. I75, Tulsa.
K. NJ. Lloyd ct al, to X. w. smith
s., N. 80 IT., 1t. 6, bl. III, Tulsa.
A. 7. Gurd ct al, to Il. j. Quinn 81,
1t. 8, bl. is. Gillett Han add.
j. f.. Darneli & hus. to Stebbins In
>estment Co. IL, 1t. 3, bl. ), East Lynn
add
X. II. Parish a. hus. to E. A. Smith
$1,000, II. ii. bl. 2, Bliss add.
{. ID. Coggeshail a. wife to T.. c.
llaller $3.50. $. AZ IT., N. 81 IT,, I.
100 IT., 1t. bl. 15S, Tulsa.
]. Il. Ross x hus. to j. r. Smith
ct al. $4,000, S. 20 IT., 1t. :, bl. l3I,
Tulsa.
L. c. Chesley to q. d. Pierce $2,25O,
+. 45xloO IT., 1t. 4, bl. 1O1. Tulsa.
h. A: Ross ct al. to j. T.. Washing
ton $4,000, y. rs IT., 1t /, bl. IN,
Tulsa.
Jno. Smallman to ". f. stahl 81.
1t. 16, bl. 10, Lynch e. Forsythe add.
Jas. Egan & wife to c. T. Laughton
$3.50, +. IS IT., Its. 10-l1-12, bl. u,
lindseys First add.
+. X. Ha2en 4 wife to C. G. Lewis
$1,000, 1t. ., bl. 2, Midway add.
w. w. Bell x wife to l.. NJ. Strait
$50, 1t. 3, bl. g. Fairmont add.
II. w. Davis Il wife to s. Raibourn
lU", IL. ~ " y. :, IL. IL, bl "A, West
Tulsa add
Same to w. Wilson s175, 1t. !, bl.
6, Moore add.
Frank FiXmer a. wife to A. Hunt
81, 1t. -. bl. =, Gillette hall add.
II. \. Dunn n wife to Ind. Torpedo
Co. S2,5o0, w. SO IT,, 1t. 2, bl. 113,
Tulsa.
w. Z. Davis 4 wife To *. NJ. Riddle
$50, Its. lG-17, hl. T. Abuo add.
Same to y. X. Cray $3.50, Its. 14-15,
bl. Z, Aldo add.
l.. W. Day K hus. to Il. Williams
$500, $. 40 IT., y. 20 it., 1t. b, bl.
1SS. Tulsa.
II. W. Weber ct al to Halfeld 81,
lots to . inc, bl. 20. Berry add.
*. Hatfield d wife to +. +. Nc
lntyre $500, same land.
a. A. Few & wife to l.. +. Dicker-
son 81, 2, bl. /, Second Oak Grove
add.
NJ. ID. Russell & wife to a. V. Hoe
mig. $4,000, It, 6, bl. A, Friend Gillette
add.
Lee Clinton ct al. to b. G. Goble
$4,000, It, q pit II. ., bl l4S, Tulsa.
G. V. n. Yates x wife to G.. o..
Moody 81, 1t. 16. bl. Z, Stonbraker
Heights add.
NJ. +. Tack &, hus. to G w. Ed
wards q wife 81. II. l 4 n. 10 IT. 1t. =.
bl. 3, Stonbraker Heights add.
NJ. StOver g hus. to c. NJ Jonte
$4,000, $, 35 it., It. g. bl s, Drew add.
j. f. Chitwood II wife to w. f..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02
BUILDING PERMITS

+. NJ. Wooden, 2-story frame resi-
, dence. Hall and Gillett addition,
S2,50O.
+. NJ Wooden 1.story frame resi-
denco. East First, $1,000.
S. d. Hawley, brick garage. East
Sixth, $1,000.
Gillett Bldg, storage room, East
Third, $3.50.
e. Halden. galvanized iron building,
North Boulder $3.50.
G. f. Hannah. frame addition to his
residence. 1887 South Main. $3.50.
j. b. Waddell. 1~story frame resi-
dencc. East Haskell. S1500.
f. NJ. Rudolph. agent, change in
porch. 21O South Boston. $500.
c. +. Campbell. 1-story frame resi-
dence, South Peoria $500.
j. NJ Dietrich. sleeping porch, 1920
South Boulder, $3.50.
j. ID. Stutsman, 1-story frame resi-
dence. Baltimore avenue. $500.
II. C. Corbett, 1-story frame resi-
dence. South Main. $1,000.
w. NJ. Fleetwood additional room,
1916 South Walnut, $500.
Mrs. +. Armstrong, 1-story resi-
dence, Xanthus, $500.
j l.. Essley. 2-story frame residence
North Cheyenne, $4,000.
j. l.. Essley. garage, North Chey-
enne, 5000
G. Shillias, addition to residence.
South Boston. $500.
Tulsa Ice company, condensing
tank. North Detroit $500
Britton- -Halsell Wholesale Grocery
company, 1-story brick, West First,
SIS 900.
". G. Wholesale Grocery company
1-story frame residence West Archer.
$500
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Mooney Markers amid IH[WHUm@S

$3.50 to
as
S1l5O east lot
$l2
i'm
$500 lot Baltimore,
$3.50 each three high level lots
S1,O0 q
$3.50
$4,000 best home site in Maple Ridge 12GX120.
within block library.
$500
main drive Maple Ridge.
beautful immediate
.. Fine acre tracts close in farms suburban homes
land VIII sell
Eo Ge Cunningham
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for this addition. The firms head
quarters are in Wichita, Kan.

for this addition. The firms head
quarters are in Wichita. Kan.
j. ID. Simmons x Co. report the
sale of one home in Kendall ad-
dition and one home on South Wheel
ing avenue during the past week. Mr..
simmons had these houses under con-
struction and they We're both sold be-
lore they were completed.
The White Angel Realty company
has sold several homes in Kendall
addition during the past week and also
report the sale of two hotels in Tulsa.
The Tulsa Realty company reports
the sale of home on South Elwood
avenue and two in Kendall addition.
a deal was consummated by this firm
exchanging ranch in Pottawatomie
county for Arkansas hotel property.
The consideration in this deal is re-
ported as $4,000.
Russell d Abbott report the sale
or the property at Third and Nogales
to {. f.. McCune, the seed man of
Tulsa. The consideration in this case
was $4,000. This firm also sold 10 .
on South Boston. between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, for $1,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

j. b. Jennings. one of the most
popular and well known real estate
| dealers Of Tulsa, has severed his con-
Fnection with the firm of Fleetwood 4
Jenrangs and will engage in the real
estate business. with offices at 202
Ohio building. For the past three
years Mr.. Jennings has been dealing
in Tulsa real estate and is one of
the best posted men along this line
in the business. Mr.. Jennings friends
will be glad to learn that he will re-
main in Tulsa and all predict success
for him in his new undertaking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

F.. +. Barrett reports the sale of
several homes during the past week
Wand states that he is experiencing
fmuch trouble in taking care of the
many calls that come to his office
Tor property.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

The Trentman Realty company
has postponed the sale Of lots in the
Pouder Il PomerOy addition on ac-
count of inclement weather until the
latter part of this week. Several
homes are under construction in this
addition at the present time. Harry
c. Trentman and j. l.. Trentman are
in Tulsa to personally conduct tho
sale. These gentlemen are well
known in Tulsa and predict success
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

+. NJ. sutton, of the real estate firm
of Sutton & Mayginnis died Saturday
morning at his home. 1892 South
Baltimore avenue. Mr.. Sutton was
well known in real estate circles and
will be missed greatly by those who
knew him.
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n thu OF
We
REFRIGERAToRs AND ICE BOXES,
All in splendid condition
DRESSE2S.
Every
oak finish
Quck-Mea Charter al
GOOD DINING ROOM 65c
GOOD FUII-SIIE BEDSPRINGS
wort up 10
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

f.. G. Cunningham reports the
sale of the building site at 315 West
Third street to G. ID. Pierce, who
will erect a two-story brick apart
ment house on the property. Mr..
Pierce has considerable holdings in
Tulsa real estate and the above men
toned deal illustrates his confidence
in Tulsa. Mr.. Cunningham also sold
several homes on the east side as well
as one on South Houston during the
past week
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@he Central National Bank
OF Tulsa
OFFICERS:

j. E. CROSBIE, President
j. M. BERRY, Active Nice-Pres
F. w. BRYANT, Active Vice Pres.
JNO. o. MITCHELL, Vice-Pres.
II. p. ANDERSON. Vice-Pres.
w. 0. BUCK, Cashier
f. l.. DUNN, Asst. Cashier
c. III. SWEET. Asst. Cashier
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SALE i
/
* roadste
new tire
ord slGs.
IN fine
son. :
cal!
today. Il
NWQG 4
Co. +
hone 1919
'tically new +,
ore buying
Second
Dbile. $250N
'ade. 1ulSf
eS or cows,
considered.
horsepower
y ear or oil
ndcr, seven.
iition. Tulsa
sacrifice J.
'adster, 35
rrland road
diiion, good
h Cheyennel
.er roadster.
sentative at
e McNulty.
second hand
m payments
cond. Phone
'llent condi-
r, $3.50. Ad
!, Muskogee,
ing, Cutting
ears. Pricc1
2l1 North
-wo Buick-u
me Maxwell
Call l)odg
run 5,3O0
six rur
cars are il
Phone 4O0i
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WITH THE DEALERS

The firm of Fleetwood K Jennings
dissolved partnership on April /. This
firm was one of the leading real
estate institutions of the city and has
been dealing in Tulsa real estate con-
tinuously for the past three years.
Mr.. w. NJ. Fleetwood will continue
the busines at the same location,
while Mr.. Jennings will open offices
for himself elsewhere,
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horsepower
NJ ear or OIL
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l 915 mode
Sc or vacalI.
lots or acre
E52 or l24l.
NO~O~NO
NJ
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DIRECTORS:

j. f.. CROSBIE
j. NJ. BERRY
II. w. BRYANT
JNO. O. MITCHELL
ii. p. ANDERSON
w. F.. EWING
e. II. KEMP
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

ing. Cutting
cars. Prize
2ll North
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second hand
~ payments.
cOnd. Phone
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er roadster.
sentative al
g McNultyl
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|wo Buick,
ne Maxwell
Call Dodg
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'llent condi-
r, $3.50. Ad
}, Muskogee.
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repair casn
relies, motor
|ve buy any.
/ East firss
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erland road
|dition. good
h Cheyenne
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Dbile. S25O'
'ade. 1'ul>t
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ndcr. seven.
|lition. Tulsa
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run $500
SIX rui
cars are il
Phone 400 1
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''The
No efinabe q
called o to-
to of his
his which His
lime aulay aro "A heroic ou
Evening star., 1916-08-06
Special Correspondence of The Star.

PARIS. July 81. 1915.
EGOCD. the famous French avia-
tor. was circling over the Alsa-
tian frontier. on guard. From
high above, like a diagonally
Evening star., 1916-08-06

occupant-the "aces" fly alone. while
handling machine gun and rudders-
was youth who had surely never
haired. round and ruddy, with big
chin, rather solemn.
1t was Quennehen.
"One is dead" they told him.
Il am sorry" he said. When ! saw
them fall a-wobbling 1 had hoped"
He stopped, blushed and walked to
his machine. troubled. To nobody did
he confide that it was his second enemy
machine that day. Two tragedies upon
the mind of that mere boy in a few
hours. 1t made his fifth. in ALL as
"homologued." and four within French
lines. Quennehen before the war was
studying to be normal school teacher
And. like Quennehen, SO are the
others.
When French aviator has five
notches on his gun, as l have said, they
give his name in a communication TO
print his picture. Recently, two new
BOYS have come out as "aces"-Sub-
lieut. Chaput and Sergt. Chainat.
Chaput has brought down six enemy
machines and Chainat only four, but as
he shares the glory of having winged
Navarre's ninth victim before the lat.
ter finished him he gets the benefit OF
the doubt.
who are you?" the world asks.
I'VE are seven." they answer Cat
present., like the little girl in the
poetry piece-and almost as young as
her interesting family.
Their extreme youth-this is the
striking coincidence.
Navarro, eleven citations, sixteen
enemy machines descended, had won
the Legion of Honor, military medal
and cross of war before he was twenty
one. His father is wealthy paper
manufacturer of Grenoble. and Jean
was going into the factory after col
lege.
Guynemer. seven citations. eight
enemy machines. was of age last April.
holding the same decorations Son of
a retired French army captain. of rich
family, with a country place at Com
piegne and a town house in the st. Ger
main quarter of Paris. he was refused
admission to the Polytechnique School
just before the war on the ground that
he was too frail.
Nungesser, nine citations, eight