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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
MaS be,n Esmni3ipal8eribt

Jrau 9. e4am5erser bon go. 665
NeaDs Sttabe, bic IN Der Sonnsrss
tag Hadt in i3rer Wobnuns Suiams
men NIT benz 25 Sabre alien 2lrtbur
5oller bon Ter pries Sia Roab Osrs
Gaftst tuoroen mar, nadbem Der 9ats
ts einen anounmen Brief erbaltsn,
purbs Don Gi9ter Bel 5u $50 uHD
ben auitsH c:rurtbeilt, pdbreno 9oI.
Ter nit elmer Selbitrafe Don $25 nm
Rotten bauoRtlm.
Der gauuntsrnsbmer George Suns
te Don Ro. 1919 gyetsr StraBe tpuros
untsr Der 2lHllage bss Morbongriffs
bon Ridtsr Jor ben 9roBseibpors.
nsn iibsrlpitien unb feline 8iirgitafi
ipurbe uui $1,000 feitseisbt. Gr tpirr
bsi6ulbist Dor einiaen Wodsn ssIs,
sentlid einss Strsits aibol g.dmuu
Don Der 9ariisIo 9lbsnue unb Sobr
palmer bon Der Gutter StraBs per
MefIert 3u Elbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
Nerdmo
GriaGrt bic @erfaiInmc Der Gcnfidcn
Sag.@cieaihnit.

@slegentli9 Der geItern gbenb in
Deuti6en alub iinter bem 8oriiB bee
prdfioenten q. ., @orba4 unb be.
prototolfiibruns oes Sefretdrs 6. W
gi6lsr itattsebabten 9eriammlune
Der Ssutf9en Sag @eieGidaft purbs
bic 9erfaiIuns Der 9sieai4aft einissr
8erdnDerungen pnter3ogen.
Oas in ber leBten @eriammluno
nit Der Repiiion Der 9erfaiIung be.
traute Gommittee, aus ben 6errer
@eorge .. O0rser, S5obn Ggsr, So6r
20. aammsron unO $. 5aIemeier Be.
itebenb, bate ii6 iciner pfIi4ten ent:
lebigt unb unterbrsitete oas 5aSit
ieiner abdtieteit unO bic neue Der.
iuIiung fpuroe benn aud nit einieer
unipeientlihen 2lenoerungen ansenom,
men.
Die ipi9tigiteH guntte, in tpel4eu
ii6 bic neue 8erfuiiung bon Der fri.
beren unteri4eibst, limb eritens, Dat
oas 9ersinsiabr in 3utunIt glei95ei.
tig nit bem aulenDeria6r beginnt;
bub @entralt0rperihaftsn bic aug
minoeitens brei 9ereinen belte6er,
bur6 BRET Delegnisn pertreten Ieir
tDerben. tDGbrenb OisGin3eloereine ndt
tuie Dor su ie einem 9elegaten bered,,
tigt iinb. gluberOem bari Elm Dele
gut nicbt mebr als einen 9srein osrtrs.
len. Der 8OriianO ieBt ii9 aug iiebei
WitgIiebern 5uiammen uno bic Der.
fammlungen finosu am leBten 5rcitoe
einss jebsn Monuts itatt. Oas jdbr.
li4e SET pirb i'm 6erbit absebaltsr
uno auberbsm beitimmt bic 9erfai=
Jung, bab Elm .semiitblider aommsrs'
i'm Sriibiabr beranitaltet ipsrbsn mug
Sdabmeiiter Is. 70. $. 2iibbert, bsr
nod INNER infolge ieinss 2lusenlst.
Osus ans 9aus seieIielt 1T, iiberIanote
bur6 Setrstar Gi6ler Ieinen Siranss
beri9t, Der sinem Sommittee sur Yriis
funb iiberipieien purbe. 2aut oieIem
8eri9t belRfen iih bic Ginnd9men
beim perflofeuen 0euti6en 5ag aui
$446.70 unb bic ausgaben betrussn
$3.50; iObab Elm lIeberIduB Don
1868 gu per3eidnen mar. Die @es
iummteinnabmen ipdbrenb bes ubqes
luufeneu Sabrss bs5ifferten iih aui
$1l73.79 unb bic &ussaben paren
$4,000, Iobab Elm &aiIenbsitanb bon
$743.70 porbanben lit.
Die nddfte 9erIammlung tpirb i'm
5ebruar itattfinoeu, fpenn ni6t mid.
tise 5rasen ouftauaen follten, BIZ
cine friibere @sriammIung ratbiar
MAIDEN lpiirben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
subenbmnterb altung
Seranitaltet am fommenOen Sonntag
2lbeno Der SuOepuH Wanner.
djDr.

9lm fonmenoen Soul1tqg peranltal.
tet Der Suoepobl Md1rnerhor i'm 8ro.
BEN Ganl beS Gel,ti9en &lltbs eine
Notwithstanding 1lcbIt San5 uno
oieIc slnfiinbigung oirite eetuigen,
nm Sic 8relirtoe uro 80nner Oieics
al6eIiebten 8ereins, iotpie auf 0ie
8emuuoerer 0eutiAen 0tarnergeiangs
m Gellen S1nnren lla9 Dem 9euti6an
Stub 81 lofcn.
Ser SHoepoBl M1nnerdor, Der 6lt
ben dlteiten lrn0 eifrigiten oelititsn
@ciargocreirlen Ser Staot gebort, per-
itebt es gang ausgesei4net, lnterhalz
tliugelI 5u arrangiren lmo altd) fir Die
beoorItebenoe notwithstanding 1T
ciu ais ben riibrioiten Wiitgliebern
5liiarmlengeieetes aomnittee ernanut
moroeH, ons nidlts ungetbn laiien
miro, Inn ben 6eitgaiten gentBreibe
StllnSen 81 bereiten.
Bon ser glufitellung zines offi5iel.
(en airogramm5 lit 9IbItan0 genortls
men nproen, aber oie tpadere Sdnger.
ifuar miro uuter Der 2eitlng ibres
beiu11rten Iirigenten @ieiiter 2oitiS
GGraott nit elmer 9feibe BON Rerlen
oes beutihen Ytdnnergeianges aii-
.parten uno auBer0em lit bafiIr Gorge
getragen tpnroen, ouB ser Sumor i'll
piiroiger gSeiie 8u ieiuem Teft
foulmt. Gen @eitIuB Der 8eranitaI.
t,ma miro ein Hotter Saus biloen rno
wer iid] oaber am fonunenoen Conn.
tag in oortrefiIiher Geieaid]aft gut
lmterhalteu will Der neltoe ieine
Sdritte nab Dem GeutidJen Stub unS
mobrc Oer MISUNDERSTANDING ocs
S5llbepobl MtGnner6ors bel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28

fiir5Iid iiattsebnbten anfieefrdn5fens
ein Neingeipinn ro,t S15S er5ieft ino
nieier gctrag an oas 6iterreidyiib-uis
gariidc aoniiilat IN Glepelntb ii6cr'
ianbt murbe, bnrnit er 5llm geiien DER
ariegssefargenen in Sibirien ger.
|ipenoiina iinbet.
Ger gerianrnIlilng ipobnte Or. y.
Sdpagmeper, Der BrdiiOent Der
0eiitifen imb Seiterreifp pltnenriiderl
Silfsgcielllfaft Bet Der einen aus
! fiibrli6en gcrid)t ii6er Die 8erpen-
Ollng Der ioncit BEL Der Silfsgeiels
iGait eingelauienen @eloer lrnterbre:-
fete. Serr @. 2aipredt berifteft,
Sah er Die slrbeiterbnIle fir Die grr-
cinigung fir ben 3fueiteu Sonntas IN
,SeGrlior belcet babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
1leine 4pli5einabribtes

goIiSiit CHARLES &nudsnbauer
I6ieb gsitern pessu t0rpsrIi6er llH-
taueIi6teit aus bsm poIi5eibeparte.
ment uno pirD penficnirt lperoen.
anp6snbaucr srlitt DOR Sabrssfriit.
uls elm 2aitautpmobil an Der 6arla
isIe 9lpsnue uno Stone StraBe in
iein Motprrab bineinfubr, 70 idlusrt
gerlesunseu, buB sr OisnItuutauslid
rurbe.
- Wiaiam andpte, i'm Columbia
SOtsI ipobnbuit, irurbe seitsrn an Der
Gurlisle unh Geutral 9lpenue pon
rem 0etettipes @snter uno @ernbdrbt
unter Der anttdse rsrbdftst Nett3sttel
in i.inem 9eiis aebdbt gu bdben.
--Mus ber Mobnuns Don 5rGa 3.
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2ebensnlbe.
Ter 78 Sabre alte Slatbau ainaa
usriudJt ieinem eebeu elm 3ieI
su ieteu.

s(nf ofiener StraBe, on Der 0ort9
gciIo Hcao lmo Golerain Bite, Uer.
illdJte gcitern 8ornIittaa Der rs Sabre
aIre Ratban Singo, BON $40. 93G
2.:-reI StraBe, ieiHem 2eben EN- enoe
sii hlad,en inoem er iid nit einen
Jiaiirmeiier cine tieie Wunbe am SaIie
beibra4te unb fi9 bic YuIsabern 5lI
omen perilId)te.
Ger Sebensnliioe tp,trbe gliidlif)er.
e,e'le nod red)t3eitig Don 2ouis 9icub,
ocp Maibiniiten elmer SaupfDoIje,
cr.oeft, Der Den berittenen BoIi5iiiel
Samiion berbeiriei. Ger @reis wnroe
uadj eirem bena9bnrteH Saben &c.
brod)t uno Damn, nafy6em linn ole
gsunoan pertimhen iporoen. nad) ocm
itaotiiden $oipital iiberfiihrt. Singo
erildrte, bag er oes 2ebens niiSc
lei lno bel Der nadJiten iid) ibm tie.
teilocn Gelegenbelt ben SeIbitmcro.
perilm) ipieoerhoIen iperoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
Saie'SaA.

gs III I,6r Dabriteinlit, bab psnn
bic Mnsnat:u Der beiben groben 2isas
i'm nG9ltsn Utonat IN Rem gurt 3a
ibrer Sa5rsso oetiummluns 3uIamm.n
treisn, ein gNetfel in ben, perIonaI
Der RaiiOnaI aommiIIion BEN
O6erssridt hes orsaniIirtsn gaIebaas
fports - Enttfirben pirb. llnts-
ben Reselr tsitano bic apmmiifion
feit ibrsr S60pfuug aus ben grGlis
benten Der Rat. unb 4m. 2igas, bic
aIIidbrIi6 I'M Ottober 3uiammentras
ten nnb Elm srittes Mitslisb gu ibrem
0oriitsr srlpdblteu. Dieie Wabl in
bisber Itsts auf Serrn 4uguit Serrs
mann, ben Qrdiibeuten Der Gincinnas
tier .,RsSs", qeiallsn. Serr 8arusb
0repfuB. 9'rdiioent Ses EiitSbur Ier
Rat. 2isa Stubs (qiraien) beabiias
tigt, cen SSobresueriammIuneen ON
0orIhlas gu unterbreiten, bic @nbl
Der stomnliiIinnsmitgIieber in bic
SGnbe Der Ndanaten Der beiben aisds
5u seben, lrO oab in bisfer Wab. its
Der Der 16 Stubs 5u elmer Stimme
tersdtist iein iOa. gtud ioa bic 3nbl
ber aommiiiicnsmitslieber BON brs;
auf fiinf psrmeprt lperben. @is pers
lduiet. Bat Ssrr, Drepfub idbon iest
mehrere ieiner Gplleaer tn beibeu 2i=
gas fiir ben plan setppunen.
Die TEN Qorter .Niefens unh hte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
Gterblidbfeit sberiht.

5rant Weber. 80. 542 Sose Ctr;
NtersnIeiben.
Ssmantba Wortman, "a, $40 !1op'
fins Strabe; @ebirnbluti.sen.
Warsaretb feenan, 72. 2162 Gils
bert 9lDenue; llnterIeibsIeibsn.
aattariiie @beeler, s, 722 8eit 5.
Strabe; Sdipdde.
9annab g. Mrder, So, 1113 Seton
Ipenue; @bernperbdrtung.
German Wiebel, II. $3.50 Seffers
fon absnue; 2unbenentsiinbuns.
JObu iieber, 80. 1880 9apmilIsr
Gtrabs; 2ebertrebl.
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Gonar0 Srufr 449 GID SnPffe St,.
SeIl Gel. 476 81. Some EbSne
1851 . U.
5eute 9prnittdg perIdmmelt
iich Der 8erbanb Der 2ebrer BON Siios
nett Sbio gu Ieiner 73, aonfersns
i'm 9lubitorium Der Spfihule.
- 9ur8 qaitor O. g. @erbolb
lpurben 6err Gbarles Drummer unb
5raulein &at6ertne SobIanber, betoe
BON Samtlton, ebeIib Derbunben.
- @eItern 8ormittae purbe bic
so Sabre alte Rpie zimmerman DOH
gtp. 533 6eatou StraBe an Der Norb
3peite unb Martet StraBe OOn etnem
QutompbiI getrpffen unb erIitt babel
ben 9ru9 sinerRippe unp Guetihuns
gen an ben gtrmen uno an Ser Seite.
Sin dbnlitsr llnfau itieB bem nelln
Sabre ulten Spbne bes in glo. %
Summer Strdbe pobnboften Gltf4
foro Sees gu, ipeIdtr nun nit eiuem
se6ro1euen Setne i'm Wiercp Soipital
Iiegt.
8os .6ome coming" Der Samils
ton 2oge Der Obj 8eqops am Dous
neritag 4beno geitaItete iih 5u elmer
biibiden @ffdire. lleber 400 WlitaIies
Der bctten itrh ea5u einsefunben.
Der pl0blt9 Oeritprbeue sBOIisiit
Sobn Slider puroe eeitern Wtpraen
no9 eiusm 5pbtenants Don Der ct.
Stspbanus airne aus i'm greentpcpo
6riebbOf begruben.
= Sm Wluni5ipaIseridt iprdd ess
fern Rihter Sb1Ht in Der &lage DON
Srdu Caroline &rouIe segsn QluguTi
Rapp Der Sldgerin 1926 Su., Sh
bate gelteuo genadyt, oGB ibren
mtnberjdbrtgen SObne am d. Sult
Spirituoien geaeben fporosn ieien,
infoleebsfen er in einen admpf pers
utdslt unb Fhiper berlebt iporben mar.
fpbab er ins Merep SpIpitaI sebratt
ipsrbsH mubts
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Oeburten.

gBilliam unb Catherine Gtaretou
1918 Safiafrab Strabs; anabe.
eoDaro uno Gertrude baultner,
eIberon apsuue; Mdb9en.
Gbarles uno 4nnie StIrm, 75S
State gpenue; Mdb1en.
WiIiam unb Wiarsaret 5enneTp
2S13 priee 9lpenue; Wioden.
.. g. unb 2ula 2usbp, 2471 MAR.
fam glDenus; anabs.
6. u. unb Cora 8reening, 1894
State 9lpsniie; anabe.
CHARLES uub Senrietta @igains
1854 ambroie 9ipenue; MGo6tn.
ebarlss unb Mapms Rob, 1887
gaiiern QtDenus; Gnabe.
Jreb unb Gffie 5arbp, 93S Belts
Gtrabe; 9nabe.
OapiO unb aouiie 5ott, 311 Sliper
Strabe; anabs.
Grant unb gatbarina Shueiber,
20 GinbIap Strabe; MGbdsn.
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0be'GrlanbniBiHeine.

yaflpin 8. DilIon. 81, Rsabius, 8.
l!9ilba g. Graber, 21, bssgI.
l2llsranOer &. Rudbg, %, 1865 a.n.
I tutp qlpe.
tGitber GOuusllp, q, 1867 Garlir
gpsnus.
)Diaiam R. 2lbams. %, Reper., ,Wlaii
lMarp u. Grapiep, 19, 1852 glider
Qlpenue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28

SG;eosoer r@ubs" bea6Iidtiaen etne
3our bur6 Die Tiibumeritanii6en asz
publiten tpdhrenb bieies Winters -
MAIDEN, mo pas dmeritaniIde Ratio
naGpiel ii6 Srpber Nppularitdt er
freut.
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in ben SGlen bes Oeuti9en
alu6s sinen gall, Der rN obne 3peia
fel gu elmer gldn3euoen affdre seita.a
ten tpirb. Die 0anen 6abeu bic 8orz
bereitungen aufs geite getrOffen uno
eriparten bic Ulitslieber idmmtlis
der Rot6mdnneritdmms als Suite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
Sfotlnnannerbna.

Minono Stamm go. SO Der pptas
bpntastO6ter pom Sroen Der Rpths
manner psraaiaItst bsats Gben6
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grod go. 354 5eurne @penue tpurben
geItern stpei 8slDbDrIsn entipenbet, in
benen ii4 3uiammen etpa $50 befanz
nen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28

grs&e eaasmatf tn
nnb meriuirfen 5itnsn, ioDis Teitfatefsn, on.
Wtislsr 4 Co.. 1873 u eedaits etrnss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-28
ilnsarldnSifdjer SiIfsSsrein.

sssn Der @eriamnli,ns Oes llnsar.
|I1noiideit SiIfsbereina bic am Der.
+floiienen Gonntag irilter benz WorIis
bes Brdiioenten sScbn gaisnioiln iliiO
Der qrotofolfiibrnts bes GefretdrS
81. airfh itattfanb, beridtete 0as 90.
Ineufouusittee bob selegesIi& bes
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Samiltpn.
2uede.

1lnier asent in SamiItcn 1T Serr
GonarS Sruf, 449 SiiS lapfte St..
gell Gel. 476 = y. Some EbSne
1851 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
TULSA CANDY MAN
SAYS HE IS FULL OF
LIFE AND ENERGY
j. Edgar Smith Gains Seven
Pounds on Orgatone in
Two Weeks.

"I gained seven pounds by taking
orgatone and l feel better in every
way than ] have in several years" said
Edgar j. Smith, who resides at 62a
North Cheyenne street. a few days ago
when talking to the Orgatone repre-
sentative. NJ. smith is in the employ
of the j. A. Waldrcp Candy company
Of this CITY in the capacity OF candy
maker and Is well known in manu-
featuring circles, as he has been IN
and around this district several years
II suffered with awful stomach
trouble and indigestion and was in q
general rundown condition for over
u year" continued Mr.. Smith, and
l was so nervous the least little noise
would just tear me all to pieces. Near
ly everything | ate would sour and
my stomach would fill all up with gas
and cause such suffering that | couin
hardly get any sleep to do me any
good at night. Belching was the only
way could get any relief from this
distress and | was low IN spirits and
didn't have any energy and Just had
to drive myself to do anything | was
constipated all the time, too. and had
to take medicines for this regularly
| kept losing flesh and getting weaker
all the time. | tell YOU | was getting
IN a pretty bad way when friend
.
Il started It last fall and before I
had finished the first bottle | found
my nerves were steady and my food
began to agree with me and it seemed
like | could just feel what I ate doing
me good and getting my strength
back. / gained seven pounds in two
weeks and began to sleep all night like
"a child, and when l got up l felt like
somebody and went to my work full
of life. After | had taken three bot
ties felt so fine that | let up on 1t,
but | am taking 1t again now, be-
cause / know from the way those two
bottles helped me that a few more
will make me strong and healthy all
over. Orgatone sure reached the spot
in my case and ] am mighty glad to
tell you what think OF 1t. It's the
best medicine | ever saw and | don't
mind telling that to everybody"
The genuine Orgatone is sold ex-
clusively in Tulsa by Roy X. Getman's
Rexall store under the personal direc-
tion of the Orgatone represento tive,
or sent by mail to out-of-town people
upon receipt Of price. S1.00 per bottle
or six bottles for $500. Sapulpa
agents. Cowman's pharmacy.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
MISERLINESS A DISEASE?
Possibly u Hobby, Says an Authority y
ON Mental Ailments.

Is mlScrlincSS diseases or hObDS
| or BOTH
"Thc true misor." says DR.. Charles
/ W. Burr. an authority on mental dis
/ eases, gets pleasure from sensations
/ which give the normal man pain. His
aesthetic sense is often SO perverted
| that he eats dccaycd food or shivers IN
a cold room, not merely to save money
| but because he derives special pleas
urc from such acts
Mental ability will not prevent
| your becoming "A miser. Many of tho
worst miscrs have been men of brain
| power far above the average.
Social standing has nothing to dc
with the making OF misers they ar,
found among the rich as well as among
the poor.
"Only the sturdicst mon become
miscrs. for no others can endure the
hardships which miserincss impose.
up TO now there have been few
women msers but if reminism be-
| comes Il reality there viii he more OF
them.
Most miscrs," concludes our au-
thority, ARE thin and often wiry. They
are long-faced and have high or slop-
ing forcheads. Their deep-sct, pierC.
ing eyes wear a furtivc glance. Their
faces are marked by long nose with
narrow Sits, and a hard mouth COM
pressed firmly
Mscrs are types of human being
who have existed ever since the history
Of mankind. But science has until
now failed to collect any knowledge OF
Importance about them. The reason
for this is the difficulty or getting the
kind of facts which throw the real
light upon the miscr and explain why
he is the kind of man he Is. lnforma-
ton about mscrs must OF necessity be
obtained from sources whore one does
not look for accuracy OF statement.
Hetty Green has been cIted by some
students of sociology as beng "A miser
because her annual income was $1,000
600 and she rarely spent more than
$4,000 or at the most $4,000 u year.
She claimed that her methods of using
her finance were actuated by desire
to teach society "A lesson in honetsy,
industry and really intelligent charity.
In the case OF the Dancer FAMILY tho
miser trait was known to have run
thru three generations. IN all the aC-
counts of misers there is the same
clinical picture in all there is one and
the same type OF man. rarely woman.
There have been many men of men
tai power far above the average who
have suddenly lost interest IN intelli.
gent pursuits, without any other evi-
dence OF insanity. and have lived the
lives OF misers. But IA mIscr is not
merely a man who is extremely stingy
mscrliness is not mere avarice. He is
"a man whose life is governed by per
vertcd interests; these are partly cul-
tiNated. but more often born. as their
faces show.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
Very Hard.

Shamus O'Callaghan sat at the door
of his cottage. his head bowed IN his
hands, and sobbing with emotion his
friend, Terrence O'IIalloran. CHANGED
to pass
"Arrah, ye're looking very sad the
day" he said, laying Il sympathetic
hand on the mournful ones shoulder.
"Ah. and it's feeling very sad | am" "
responded Shamus. "Oi've lost me
motheri law"
Lost your law" said
the surprised Terrence.
"Ay." replied Shamus. "Oi tel ye
it's very hard to lose your mother-in-
law"
Hard" exclaimed Terrence. "Be-
sorra. me bhoy. It's almost impossl
ble."-Chicago News,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
Al the Grand Thcatcr.

The Wilbucks comedians gave their
last performance of The Brothers"
at the Grand last night to a crowded
house The entire performance was
most enthusiastically received. Miss
Pearle Wilson. in the leading role of
Marion Gray was charming and
pleasing in the extreme. With her
voice and pretty face she entwned
herself around the hearts of her audi
ence until they were all in love and in
sympathy with Marion Gray, even
tho she had in her youthful inno-
cence strayed from the godly path
Miss Wilson is rapidly winning n host
of friends in Tulsa, as she is as
charming off the stage as she is on.
and her social duties are even now
encroaching upon her professional
ones. The company will open tonight
with The Wolf, a four-act comedy
drama.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
FOR XMAS HOLIDAYS
Boys of Ward Schools to Have
Vacation Enlivened With
Sport at Y. M. c. A.

An athletic tournament, including
ten students from each of the ten
ward schools Of the city, has been ar
ranged by G. II. Fenstermacher of the
y. NJ c. A. The purpose of the tour
nament is to furnish pastime for the
students of the schools during their
Christmas vacation. The contest will
include general athletic events. yet to
be arranged.
The ten students selected from each
school will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A.
To-Day. and half OF them will be elimi-
mated in the preliminares. The first
day OF the contest will be the Tuesday
after Christmas and the tournament
Will continue during the entire week.
All students will have a chance to
enjoy their Christmas vacation. The
athletic events will be arranged by T..
T.. Picrson, physical directors of the
Y. NJ. {. A, and will be completed to-
day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
WHITMAN PARD0NS
TENNESSEE BANKER
Scores of Prominent Men Had
Asked Clemency for Car
negie Trust Wrecker.

ALBANY. n. Y, Dec. 91.-A Christ
mas pardon was granted by Governor
Whitman today to William j. Cum
Minis. who has served three years and
two months of states prison SEN
tence of four years and eight months
for his part in the wrecking of the
Carnegie Trust company of New York
several years ago.
Cummins, who was an official of
the bank, was prominent resident OF
Tennessee.
From Whole State.
Governor Whitman in a statement
accompanying his announcement Of
the pardon said that letters and petit
tions asking for clemency have been
received from nearly every state in the
union. Virtually the great state of
Tennessee. he said has as one man
asked for Mr.. Cummins' pardon. for 7
find among the petitioners its govern
or and former governor. its United
states senator's, all of its congressman,
practically oil OF its leading mcr-
chants, manufacturers, bankers and
many of its Judges | find the sem
ators OF several other states, among
them oscar W. Underwood. | find
the governors OF Arkansas, Alabama
and Missouri"
The governor stated that as district
attorney of New York he prosecuted
Cummins and that he had never had
any doubt as to the prisoners guilt.
The petitioners expressed the belief
that his offense was due in great
measure to his ignorance OF and mex
perience in banking affairs.
Not Blamed ny Carnegie.
The governor quoted from a letter
written in March, 1914. by Andrew
Carnegie. whose loss of $4,000, 900 vas
the greatest suffered by any individual
in the failure of the trust company. in
which Mr.. Carnegie said:
81 feel that it is due to Mr.. Cum
Minis to say that | do not believe he
knowingly broke the laws. lie had no
experience in banking"
Since the failure of the Carnegie
Trust company. the governor said.
Cummins and his family have given
up everything they had and he de-
voted himself both while in Great
Meadows prison and before confine-
ment to the assistance of the banking
department In collecting assets OF the
defunct institution.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-22
The Professor Was Right.

The late Professor Lounsbury OF
Yale was a foe of the purist and ped
ant. ON his summer vacation In the
AdirondaCks one year the professor
gazed across the lake one gray and
sultry afternoon and remarked; 1T
looks like rain"
A pedant was sitting in rocking
chair near by. What looks like rain,
professor" he chuckled. "Ive got
you there, what looks like RAIN"
Professor Lounsbury turned cold
eye upon the critic and answered;
Water. "-EXchange.