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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

FRESH eggs and nrst-clasS butter di-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
LEARN TO PLAY
PIANO OR ORGAN
IN A FEW HOURS

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Parcel Post asmc
Mail Orders

ALL Kinds CT ladies' and gents hat.
cleaned and blocked. satisfaction
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Old hat into tn. la;es, styles TO look
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H.. natter, 81 East Broan Street
FRESH eggs and nrst-claSs butter iii.
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parcel post. Send reference, and order
what YOU wish Potts Il kiddcr Bar
Evansville. Va.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS
tl.i..t NiNG-Cp TIME.

AFTER the Christmas rush YOU need
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don't have 20 ride ) miles To get IL:
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eisi: 25c everywhere. Vaughan. Mad
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ZIG Kansas company will start I'M
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no cNDcr i"ii.r. We furnish everything
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EARN SO weekly writii.. names ana
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roads Write for application
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HELP Northumberland.

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UNITED states government Jobs open
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GOVERNMENT positions in post-oifice.
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w ANTEp. Is boys 10 distribute circu-
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MEN. Detroit is the one live city to-
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positions Thousands
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MEN learn drafting. Personal in
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COLDIel;D men FOR portcrS auto
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ANYBODY can increase their income
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Success guaranteed. Free illistr;t cd
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PRINTERS apprentices. with = yenrs'
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MEN for hrcmcn. hrakemen. $40
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IN ED men and women 10 qualify
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WANTED An idea. You can think -.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
CHRISTMAS BANQUET FOR
ALL NEWSlES OF TULSA

In accordance with long estab-
lished custom, the management of
Hotel Tulsa will again entertain the
newsboys of Tulsa this Christmas. All
the newsies in the city will be the
guests OF the hotel at an elaborate
banquet to be given In the private
dining room Christmas day.
w. y. Robinson, proprietor of the
hotel. has long been a friend of the
newsboy and the little merchants of
the streets look forward each year
with great expectation to de christ
mas feed at de hotel" Manager @. l..
James probably gives more personal
attention to this annual event than
any other banquet staged In the hotel
during the year. He said yesterday
that he wanted to make this years
banquet the best that has ever beer
given at Hotel Tulsa for the newsies.
II Is estimated that close to one
hundred of the newsies will be guests
ofY~he hotel this year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
5 HURT WHEN AUTO
VEERS FROM ROAD
H. R. Cline, Judge Tucker of
Detroit and l.. Grier Pain
fully Injured.

II. r. Cline of 905 South Boulder.
former mayor of Tulsa and wealthy
property owner here, sustained frac-
tured shoulder. James h. Tucker,
judge of the circuit court at Detroit,
Mich. sustained four broken ribs and
facial bruises. and Lorenzo Grier of
us South Norfolk, as OIL man. sus-
tanned broken collar bone when a
car driven by Mr.. Cline turned turtle
at point six miles northeast of Tulsa
on portion of the Ozark Trail route
known as the Avery road. at o'clock
yesterday morning.
According to NJ. T.. Cline, brother
of one of the injured and an occupant
of the car, who was uninjured, the
machine turned slight curve in the
road and ran into a pile of chat that
had been unloaded in the middle of
the highway Being unable to stop
the car before hitting the obstruction,
the driver attempted to swerve to the
right and in some manner the car
turned completely over and was de-
molished.
Judge Tucker, a prominent jurist of
the Michigan courts, was in Tulsa
looking after oil interests. The party
was driving to the oil fields northeast
of the city. where the judge has hold
ings, for the purpose of inspection.
An automobile was summoned from
Tulsa and Judge Tucker was hurried
to a local hospital, while Mr.. Cline and
Mr.. Grier were taken To the nome OF
NJ. T.. Cline. S23 South Cincinnati All
were reported to be resting easy last
night. and II is no thot likely that
serious complications will result from
any OF the injuries. according to at
tending physicians.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
"Y" GIRLS INTERESTED IN
PLANS FOR NOVEL BAZAR
Proceeds OF Saturday Event To Go 10
Charity. EApcct Report on
Audit Soon.

Many novel features are to he in
corporated in the ba2ar show which
is to be given by the girls department
and the Campfire Girls of the Young
Women's Christian association on sat
urday in the Kctchum building, pro-
ceeds Of which will be used for charl-
table purposes.
Prizes have been offered by the
committee in charge of this work to
the Young women having the most at
tractive booth at the bazar. and MIS-
George Harrington and Miss Eva Hor-
ner are taking a great interest in the
event. the initiative having been
taken by committee OF which they
were officers.
Mrs. \. w. Roth announced yeSter r
day. relative to the final audit OF the
building fund campaign, that com
plete report was expected to be placed
in the hands of the building commit
tee within the next few days, follow
ing which a more detailed announce
nent would be maze as to the steps
which Will be taken immediately &c,
ward securing preliminary plans ana
,nccifications of the competing atchl'
tects for the new building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
TWENTY MINERS DIE
KANSAS EXPLOSION
Gas and Powder Combination
Blamed for Blow-up; Seven
Injured to Recover.

PTTTSBURG. Kan. Dec 10
Twenty miners were killed and seven
injured i'm an explosion late today in
the Eeedv Il Ryan coal mine at stone
city, - miles southwest Of here. The
injured men will recover. II was be-
heNcd
a combination gas and powder eA-
plcsion is believed to have been the
cause of the disaster. but state mine
experts have not yet been able to pene-
trate the mine TO make a thoro eN'
animation.
With one exception. the loss of life
today was the greatest in the history
of Kansas coal mining, mine officials
said tonight. Forty men were killed
in 1889 In AN explosion in a mine at
Frontenac.
The killed and injured were working
in the south part Of the mine, while
33 men were busy in the north drifts.
\ driver heard rumbling noise fol-
lowed shortly by smoke which began
to pour out Of the south entrance. The
alarm was given an1 the miners In the
north drafts began TO emerge from un-
dcrground
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
MILK DRIVERS USED
FOR "ALARM CLOCkS'
People In Fashionable Apartments
Fail to PAY Bills, says \, \.
Dealer.

NEW YORK, Dee. lS.-Troubles Of
the milkman were described before
the Wicks legislative committee mere
today by Lotion Horton. president ul
one OF the largest distributors IN TINS
city. He complained that.
MANY persons use milk drivers as
alarm clocks
Fine. fashionable people who rent
swell apartments here in the winter
and leave for Florida in the spring
also leave their milk bulls behind.
"A milk driver climbs on an aN-
erage 324 flights Of stairs day, and
twice week this is doubled because
Of the bills he has to deliver
mo man can climb that number oi
stairs and last more than three years,
he said.
Referring to the fine fashionable
people" who 20 away without payins
their milk bills, MIR. Horton said II
was often necessary TO follow them to
the country and dunn them.
Il iell my boys" he added, ITO iol'
low them to the grave
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
ROY BROWN CONVICTED ON
WHISKY SELLING CHARGE
jury Fixes $50 Fine and Ninety Days
in jail; Money Found Is
Held Coniiscatcd.

A Jury in the county court Wednes-
day afternoon found Roy Brown
guilty of violating the prohibitory
laws. assessing "A fine Of $50 and sem
fencing the defendant to serve ninety
days In the county Jail
Brown was arrested at Sand Springs
when Sheriff Wooliey personally con-
Quoted raid on n soft drink" empo-
rum said to have been conducted by
him, When Woollev entered the rear
room he found gambling table on
which was piled s66.90 in silver.
4 half-pint bottle of whisky was
found in Browns pocket and four
other half-pints We're found in the rear
room with the gambling parapherna-
liza. The silver confiscated by the
sheriff during the raid will be turned
into tn ecounty court fund except one
fourth which will go to the sheriff.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
KENDALL DRAMATIC "STARS"
GETTING READY FOR PLAY
C,o,bou Men "and Others" To Present
1.-The Vanguard" Next Mon
day Evening.

Fifty-five students of Kendall coll
lege including Ray Rider as the lead
ing man, and Miss Junita Watts as
the leading lady. with Ivan Grove,
Rill Edwards and Puny Blevins. stars
of the 1916 football squad taking
prominent parts, are rehearslng night
iy the stirring war drama, THE VAN
guard, that Is to he staged at the
Grand theater Monday evening, De-
cember IS.
According to an announcement
made "Wednesday evening by Miss NJ.
Wyndham, teacher of expression at
Kendall and the director of the play,
it may he decided to present the play
two nights instead of one. as formerly
planned. The sale of over two nun
dred tickets since the seat sale was
started Tuesday evening has led the
direC>ors to believe that all who might
care to witness the performance cam
not possibly be accommodated at one
performance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
KENDALL IS URGED
TO SUPPORT BONDS
Tulsa Officials Point Out Ben
cfits of Proposed Munic-
ipal Improvements.

Additional interest in the forthcom-
ing election to be held In Kendall on
the matter of voting Sl2l,OOO In
bonds To be used for municipal inn
proVcmcnt was created last night
when mass meeting. held IN the
Kendall public school building was
addressed by several Tulsa city OF
ficials ana Kendall men who favor
the bond issue.
one of the speakers was Mayor
John H. simmons. who explained the
benefits the citizens of Kendall would
derive from the issuance of the bonds
and the construction of municipal
sewage system, a watcrworks system
and fire protection.
Dr. DcZcll IIawley. superintendent
OF health Of Tulsa, exclaimed ih"
needs of sewage and water connec-
ton ana dcCtttrd mat Uuty IN tnoae
localities Of tulsa whore there were
no such connections were there To be
found cases of typhoid fever ana
other such diseases.
Newton Graham, n member of the
Tulsa park board, spoke brieily on
the work OF his organization and the
efforts being made to place Kendall
along the proposed boulevard sys
tom, bonds to the amount Of $lOO'-
OOO which have already been voted
by the city of Tulsa.
Secretary Douglas of the Tulsa
Chamber of Commerce ana John
Woodward. assistant city attorney
were the other speakers.
Light refreshments were served 10
those In attendance by women oi
Kendall.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14

LONDON, Dec. l3.-td:i5 p. m --
Among statements regarding the
peace ovorturcs by the central powers
given out today was one from Sir Gil
bert Parker which said IN part
Does any reasonable minded Ger
man think that France, Russia, ltaly
England. and. above all. Belgium, Ru.
mania. Serbia and Montenegro, would
agree To a peace which did not In
clude the restoration with due COM
pensation of these small Kingdoms as
they were before the war; Does any
one suppose that we in this country,
who went into .he war bitterly resent
ing the militarism threatening the
very foundations OF civilization, would
assent to peace which would leave
Germany's military powers un-
broken
This is not the time for Germany
TO talk peace unless she merely wants
tc create In neutrlls like the United
States the impression that she. in a
humanitarian spirit, desires to end the
war and that 1t is only incorrigihle
rapacious England and her allies that
prevent It,"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
TEACHERS APPLY
FOR WAGE BOOST
Two Hundred Tulsa lnstruc
tors Sign Petition Asking
20 Per Cent Raise.
UP TO BOARD OF EDUCATION
Pedagogs Declare Profession
Far Underpaid; Point to
BARRIERS and Others.

A petition bearing the names ,of
each of the more than two hundred
teachers in the public schools of Tulsa
asking increases in salary of 20 per
cent will be presented to the board
of education at the next regular meet
ing. II was annNlnced yesterday that
petitions that have been circulating
among the schools for the past few
days and that all have been signed
up and Will be presented TO the board
at once.
What the attitude of the board will
be is not known but the teachers
believe that they can make the board
see the necessity OF granting sucn an
increase.
Salaries Are Small.
At the present time the salaries of
To $50 month in the grade schools,
a salary that is admittedly lower than
probably any class of skilled labor
OF profession in the city.
one of the teachers yesterday, in
discussing the need for more pay,
pointed out that school teachers now
receive nothing like the pay com
mensurate to the ability. Ministers
physicians and other professional
NldSStS are Uul ItIullf fu W dNAtll'
school at their own expense every
other summer, as are the teachers
she said
Points to II. {. OF l..
The high cost of living is oXtraordi'
nary in Tulsa, this teacher said, point
ing how high board. clothing anc
room rent is in Tulsa in comparison
with other cities where teachers re
ceive as much II not more pay.
Raises For Others.
BARRIERS, carpenters, plumbers
painters, teamsters and motormei
have all recently had their pay in
creased in Tulsa. but no such increase
has come the teachers way. Practi
cally every line OF business and pro
fession in Tulsa is being benefited b,
the evident prosperity of Tulsa bu
the teachers, il was pointed out.
Just who will present the petition
! to the board has-pot yet been deter
mined, bet "A committee will probabl.
be appointed for this purpose.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
STEAMERS COLLIDE
AT SEA; | BEACHED
Powhatan Crashes Into I'M
identified Vessel; Many In
jured; Gale Interferes.

NORFOLK. Va, Dec. 13. - Tho
Merchants x Miners liner Powhatan,
outward bound from Norfolk for
Baltimore. with II passengers. was
boached tonight In % feet of water on
Thimble Shoals, Lower Chesapeake
bay. after collision with an uniden-
titled vessel Wireless reports said
the passengers and crew, including
several injured, had been transferred
10 other vessels.
wireless calls for aid from tho
Powhatan brought two dcstroyers
and u hospital ship from the Atlantic
fleet. anchored in Hampton Roads
five miles away The coast guard
cutter Yamacraw also responded.
A northwest gale made rescue work
difficult. but the transfer was safely
made
The safety OF the craft with which
the Powhatan collidcd has not been
determined.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
ALLIES LOSE 1872 VESSELS
Entente War Fleets Suffer to Extent
of .li,6OO Tons i'm War.

BERLIN. Dec. 13.-(By wireless to
Sayville.) .)-Including the loss OF tho
French battleship s,ffren. says an
overseas News agency statement to-
day. the total losses of the entente
fleet during the present war have been
1872 vessels, including torpedo boats
and submarines. with total tonnage
of 7i4,60O. These figures do not IN
clude special types of vessels such as
auxiliary and other craft of the mer-
chant marine.
The British navy's share of these
losses, says the statement, have been
1913 ships nd torpedo boats, totalling
5G3,200 tt ).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-14
SOCIALISTS P0LLED 10000
Only u Few States Missing: PrVhi-
bition Vote Was Light.

CHICAGO. Dec. 13-With official
returns from only "A few states miss
ing it was said at prohibition national
headquarters today that the prohi-
bition vote November would come
within four thousand or five thou
sand either way of 100000 for presi-
dent and 100000 for state officers.
At Socialist headquarters 1t was re-
ported that they had been unable to
get returns from number of state
secretaries, but that the vote FOR
president could be estimated at from
10000 to 100000.