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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
VILLA CFRCA DEL RANCHO DE- LAS
HIEVES,. .SEGlJN Sc SAG En- TORREON .
EL EEE EEDELDE Sc DRIE 4 EEC0NTRkR 4 CEEGEROS Y
CoNTRERAS, OlIEKES Sc HbLLAK ENTIRE DICRG
rancho Y Ia POBLAC!OA De IEDE

fr1ntera. y - >uppnt que @. "hNio
Ia hizu Fra:.ci>cU Villa.
pur avlsos rrribidoS pOr I'm mlnero
uuc radira Ell r<ta rludad. 81 Sabe
ia" los vl!IlstaS. ~ l(nero dr OchO-
r.,.,ir> hOmti..-. IS; i"J"D! SIt!"1
MUjaIa Y i"S MlnrraieS cerraros eI
dla cincO del prc>ente mes. Y que
actOs Similarrs 81 rcglstrarOn Ell Ia
veciniad de PARA. y "Speciaanenis
crrca de Rosario.
Nat:riIS pro. rn.i.teS del ST.. con
fl-man la version que circul6 anOch-,
rrlatlyamrnte Que varioS puentaS
de- frrrOcarril central iuerOn Incen-
diaiuS entire JImcnaz Y Parral. que
dandD pur "Sta cdl!Sa inirriumpido
al trafic".
-e:S carr"S dc ca,oI.na. unO DE- har
rlnd. unu !r mGu!c..h. - tfo dc papas
y "!ro de- diverSuS romeSlibi-S. lue-
ron HnviadoS hoy por g! ferrocarrii
del NoroeSL" para t;asas GrandeS.
chihuahua. cOnsisnadas rarios CO.
uncertainties de! iugar. Iuienes So en-
cargaran d" vender esos articulOs
las trnpas amrrIcanaS.
Ell CORRESPoNSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14

QJERETARO. abril l3.-Ei 60
bisrro de :acto de Mexico envi0 ano
che una nota Washington para que
fuera entregada a. Secretario Ian
sing. ' en- ella pide Ia salida de las
tropas amaricanas de Mexico.
La meta fue enviada Eiiseo Are
dondo. rcpresentante te CarranZa en-
Washington, con las siguientes ms
Observation-Disclosures Ia siguiente
nota a. Secretario Lansing, dando
fin as! las negociaciones para un
paso reciproco de tropas, Y pidiendo
ia desocupaci6n del territorio ocupa-
do por tro2as americanas, en- vista
de que las pertidas villistas han 81
do desruidas = las fuerzas mexica-
mas han sido puest.s en- persecution
dc los bsndidos unos pocos di.s des-
pu6s de los sucesos de Columbus.
/ La nota esta conCebida en- los 81
guientes terninos:
"El gobierno meSicano eu 81 de,
SEQ de conservar las cordiales in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
TEXTO De la NOTA De AGUHAR
EXPOSITION De H0IEGS QUE HA Ell EHCCAARRGaDO De Ii SCRIAR De RE
MS EETaEERLS DEL G0eHR De FACEO PARA PtDG Il RETRO Dt
LAS H0PS AMERICANS que STBH En- MEXICO

yariabIes buenas relaciones que de-
ben de existir entire Mexico Y los Es-
tados Unidos, tanto por e. sentimlcn
to que anirna este gobierno como
por el deseo de satisfacer e. espirltu
del articulo % del Tratado de Anis-
tad celebrado entire ambos paises eI
, de febrero de 1918, Y en- vista de
los lamentables sucesos que tuvieron
lugar en- Columbus e. 8 de Mario
ultimo, Y recordando los anteceden-
tes historicos en- casos semejantes,
no vacil6 en- preseAtar a! gobierno de
los EstadoS Unidos. con fecha 10 de
Mario una proposition de que las
fuerzas de uno y otro pals pudieran
cruzar reciprocsmente le Inca divi-
soria en- persecution de los bandidos
81 desgraciadamente Sc repitieran :
10 largo de Ia fronrera actos seme,
iantcs q los de Columbus. Pero des-
de Ell principle, e. gobierno meXica,
no juzg6 que por el tempo que ha,
bia pasado. dicho incidente no poia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14

IT pASO Texas. Abril IS.-Un
encuentro entire tropas americans Y
civiles mexicanos tavo Iusar Ell "a
rraI' lntormeS o'tcl"'eS el'o..:TN ,:Is. '.,s1
nOy ""' :;-o, s',5,,.,, - S,,9ao sob-e las tro-
nns a. lbs Es,ados Unidos. ma5an-
do 2 un soldado americana hiriendo
: otro-
Los "Fne[lc@"'S eo''eS~-'. - o'' ,,..,S,, :. -aS
20 S'S .,S',,,V' -. ,;,,;,ns 1os ,ronas
.o,.r,,,.is,as ore 50 hailaban de guar
,,;.iE,, >, "a mas no ,irotearor \ las
80. ...o .r,ar;.a-.s. nero a,.,,dsror ?
~astahIecer 81 orden.
.s..., .,;,,,
m los 'ii'S'''0s HI - ''',, y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
FL GOBIFRNO ESPAHOL HARA
NVESTICAC!ONES En- FL
Case DEL sussex"
FL IhpAaG!aL'' URGE AL G0BIERH9- QUE
EAVF 1 iLEHAHIsl IRs fMRClCA
Y DEkA PloTfSTA
servicio especial para LA PRENSA.

MADRID Abril t3.--El Ministre
de Marina hizO hoy u la prensa de-
claracioHeS. manifesLando que el go
b!erno cSpaiiC'. anteS de tomar una
acr!6n IcfInitlva en- g! aSunto del
hundimicntO de! vapor Sussex. ha-
ra una minuciOsa investigation a fia
de rrcabar iodoS los infOrmes nece-
sari0S IN que basar Su pr0tasta al
-Oherro alrmdn.
"El ImpNriaI'' puhlica I'm articule
urgiendo al gobierno que ha-a una
enGrSica Y disna protesta pnr eI hun
dImientO de dicho barCo. donde per-
dleron la vida variOS eSpalO.fS.
Los pasajeroS de! Sussex que
lOgraron salvarse. han dec!arado Tus
clos no vlerOn nlngGn asreSGr. Este
hechO pudiera tOmarse como una
evidencia lie que e. barcO fue hun.
dido por una nina flotante Sin en-
barge. Ia tripuaci6n del Sussex"
cree que ell barrO fuf torpedeado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
Aluaro Oregon da cuena del sncuentro en- Parra su
subalternos y les recomienda que 10 hagan del
conocimiento de fodos los soldados

ejerciro e. lamentabe incidente ocu-
rrido aver en- Ia ciudad de Parral,
entire el pueblo de esa poblaci6n v
una fuerza americana perceneciente
= las tropas de los Estados Unidos,
que estan empeRadas en- Ia persecu-
cion de Villa. coElunica q usted, pa
=; que Z 81 vez 10 de conocer a sus
subordinadoS Ia prensa. para que
el publico pueda conoccr los hechos
tai como ccurrieron, IA siguiente
information: A la una de Ia tarde
una fuerza americana compuaSta de
Quirientos hornbreS, entr6 1 IA ciudad
= las autoridadeS lie !a misma mott
[icaroH Il comandante de dicha fuer-
"a cue las tropas americanas deberian
sa.ir de Ia poblaci6n. FL comandante
de las tropas americanas empezo a
s..!ic con sus fuerzas, de Ia ciudad
cumplimertando los GeSeos de las au.
to-idades. cuando el pueblo de "a
plaza organize una manifestation dc
! p-otesta gor Ia cntrada De .as trOpa;
@mericanaS 1 IL pobIacion sin per
MISC. Las autoridades ciyiles inten
itarou evitar el conflicto pero sus eS
tuerzcs no fueron suficiences pars
calnar los animos Y domi2ar a situ'
ci6n. provocaHdose una fricci6n en
ire los americanos y los civiies. ma
= biendo resultado IN soldado america
10 muerto y varios particulares he
ridos- E. Presidente Municipal, 10
Sc de In Luz Herrera, y los genera
. les constitucionalistas Garcia Lozan
y Hernandez, con algunos de sus OF
ciales Y tropas, intentaron calndar :
pueblo y al fin 10 ioraron, evitand
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
TeIcarama Especial para IL pRENsa.

lclCgraIua E>Fccihl para '''i "-''
EL PASO. Texas. ADrlI i3.--Cn tr-
lpcraua rrchado hoy en- ID cNIdad de-
TorreGn 5Xpresa que ALI - cree Iuc
Francisco Villa - Aa.la rn las GER
ranias del rancho de- Las NIcv"S que
ru@ urup!eLad DE- Tomas JrbIna. In
u Mismu mrnsaj>Se manifesto que
Villa. con las fUerZaS que IL acoul-
paiIan. - dlriie por el rio NaHas en
direction uc las iueIZaS de los jrfeS
Ceu!cerOs y CUntrrraS. Iuc eStan ell
Ire Las Nirvrs Ind%. En- esa region
hay un gran nlImcru dr cabaGl"S y
muias qur fu"ron Saca1o> de- ludG
cuandO la gudrniri0n vil.lSla in este
Dun,u - rindi6 las fuerzaS carran-
ristas. Villa, Iirrs". inlcHta aQod"-
rarSr IL. cSn- animal"s Y prr esq ira
IA de !!-@ar ruantu anlrs a Ia region
mcncionada. dunir ~Sprra iamDl"n
hal.ar variaS partidas de- r"vn!urio-
nari0s y hac~r Que 81 le unan.
TamDitn - Inrorma de- Torrr6n
que r2ciantrmente - "nyl6 TN gran
cargameuto DE arInas y munlcIones
ia gente DE- C"ntrcras drsde Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
.EL LCDO. ESQUIVEl 0DREGON
CONTfSTA [jHOS CARGOS
Dice QUE "a .ENEiU 4 MEXICO Las PRUE-
BAS D)CUafHTsLES DE La DE-
Y0LJGlOH DEL DMERO
rslcgrama especial para IA PRENSA

NUENA YORK. AbrI. t&.-El Lie.
ToriDio Esquiv"I Obreg6n que fue
Mini,tro dr Haci"nta en =, Gabin"te
d.l general Nirtrriano IuerLa, pu-
hllra hoy una carta cOnteStando los
carGoS puhl:raioS Ell IA ciudad de
Mexico. acrrca lie Il e! menclOnado po
litico So apTopid Il" la rantldad de
dicriocho mil pesos que estaban d@a-
tinadoS para Ia Com!SI6n Agrarla.
En- Ia carta lie rrf"rencia el Lie.
EsQuivei Obreg6n manifesto que va
cnvi6 a Mexico pruebas dOcuuenta-
les de que e. devOlvl6 ese dlnerO a!
goDierno, anteS dc renunclar Ia car
terra que drScmpel6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
E GENERAL PERSH|NC 0RDElA A SOS
SljDAITfRNOS QUE No 0COPEN
PODIACIONES NEXICANAS
Los ANEERICCINOS SOLO PODRAN EHTRAR EN- LAS CDAD[S
CUAHDO SEAN HVITADOS POR LAS ABT0RDADfS CW-
LES ' NKITlRES RfCOhOCIDAS POR FL PUEBLO

= = = = - = = = : = = : : :
Teegara Especial LA PRENSA
Ell PASO TENAS, Abr l3Como conauenca del encuen "
ro 2o en- Parra amerlcanas
d eYcr Holm J. Persng-egn anoche aquiha dado
uccores de las fuezas eXpedonaflas .
previntnde abtengan suceslvo de ena en- lis P
lnvltado por las =
cves las mitares reconocidaS poE e. pug
cue ega han dado instrucciones I'm de
reptan frcones entire In pobacon CIVIL las ue'|s
expedcionaa americans.
Las auordades mitars de n actitud =
asumia Phng prenendo subalernos que
no entren icute rucho mas la persecu
pucs dar lugar que este tome eiuelo en- u
dare caZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
Cdnddo Aguar dice qae depIora 10 ocurrid0 declara
que ell go5igcRo cc:raHcistG tlzo todo 10 possible
por suitar gGe ,e registrara el saceso

49, - ..--.,---.-- ~ ~0Wiar-0 No
.-;..-o wish ri g,hiarro De los E.
1stos U.,tcs Gcsde cI principle, que
seria POGO prudente Qae las tro2as
americans P"S;,.2" " 'f,''eS ue las
C'-''''',,V-' - -. a',.., a,Ia. :.
- --',' ,,,'' -. -, 5s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
El crucero Denver" de
la armada americana
fue enviado al puer-
to de Mazatlan

SAN DIEGO, CAL. AbrIl l3.-Na-
rios amcricanos han s!do muertos o
hrridOs en- las incursIOnes que gen
te armada. no Sc sabc de que Dando,
ha hecho en las inmedlaclones de
GuaymaS. Sonora. SegQn un mensa-
ie radio naval que fu6 recibldo aqui
aver. f. mensaie fu6 enTIado al De-
partamento de Marina m Washing
ton Y di6 como Immediate .resultad0,
la ordan para que el Crucero Denver.
ahora en- San Bias. Territorio de Te-
Die. Sc trasIade Guaymas para ha-
GER una investigation. FL mensaje no
|ia detalles de las incursloDas de re-
farencia. nj hace menci6n del tempo
an qus So verificar0n.
e. Glacier, Duque de abastecimien-
Is Que esta ahora an Nazatlau, Me-
(Dae-a q Ia "a Col "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
{. NFARRATE AHfHAzA 4 Los HUELGUISTAS De TAAPGO


Telegrama Especial para Ia PRENsA
LAREDO. Texas. ADrll l3.-Co-
munican del puerto DE- Tampico que
varios representatives de obreros y de
aIgunos grupos da estos que Sc ha-
Ian IN hueIga Ell aqu5lia region, Sc
presentaron ante el jefe militar.
Emiliano P. Nafarrate, para protes-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14

tar de los trabajadorss de partr De
las autoridades carrancistas.
Los representatives de los ohrsNs
manifestation al jefe rnilitar de Tan-
pico que todos los rabaiedores hs-
bian recurrido la hueIga, para ver
81 meioraba IA situaci6D economics,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14

Isl m inc:Gcnte que pUdo h@ber to-
n&do muy graaGcS preparedness. La
iue!4a americana S2,i5 dc h ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
Los normes ocaes cen que cuando etaban evacuando Ia
plaza las ropas por haberIo peo as1 e Acade Here"
r. Fl pueblo Sc vioent6 dando origen a Ia lucha
bat er@t"bcer orden
CARRAnA PDlO Al GBBIENO Ia SAlA De LAS TR0PAS

\" he informa&o perSora!me"te al
Prime. Jyta de 10 ccurI'iGo.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14
TO ADVER TLSERS

We guarantee IA PaENSA mas larger
circulation than any other N exican newspaper
ia the United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-14

(Pasa a la ga. Col. 7a.)
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(Pasa q la pag 5a. Col So.
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LIBR0s EN- EsPANoL

Conpre I'd. sus ibros en- espahcl gns
clio z. Lozano, COT Dolorosa ST. Sap Anso
nio, Te1ss. Su casa es Ia mas barata.
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CPasa 4 Ia 5a. Col. "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
LABOR MEETING
ON SECOND WEEK
Heads of Four Brothcrhoods to Dis
Cu>S tdamson Eight Hour
Law.

BALTIMORE, Nov 2O.-Thc Amer
can Federation OF Labor, entering to-
morrow the second week Of its con-
vention here will begin consideration
Of a number of matters embodied in
recommendations Of the executive
council and resolutions by delegates
Great intcres, attaches to the pros
pective visit Of the heads Of the four
railroad bro;herhoods who are eN-
pectod to address the convention to-
morrow or Tuesday on the oisht-hour
law.
The convention. already has shown
sympathy with the cause Of the rail-
road men hy unanimously adopting a
Recommendation of the federation
executive council TO oppose any propo-
sltiun providing for compulsory m
vcsusation carrying with IL COM
pulsory service Three resolutions in
favor of universal eisht-hour day
are under consideration tn commit
tee. and II is said that one OF them
Will be tavarAbiy reported.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
over A THOUSAND
AT FREE CONCERT
Good Attendance at Recital
and Sing III Con
vcntion Hall.

That the Sunday afternoon free
concerts in Convention hall are stead
lily growing in popularity was strongly
evidenced yesterday when approXi-
mately fifteen hundred persons par
ticipated in the community sing"
In keeping with the policy of the
executive committee the concert lasted
but one hour, starting at o'clock.
Not more than six persons left the
building before the affair was over.
The confusion that has marred the
pleasure of previous concerts was
lacking. Hereafter all children in at
tendance must be accompanied by and
remain with adults
The audience joined in the singing
with great zest. They sang sweet
BY and By and "Old Black joe over
and over again. growing little
bolder each time. John Knowles
Weaver. one Of the most faithful sup
porters Of the free concerts, presided
at the municipal pipe organ. The
congregational singing was directed
hy Ora Lightner Frost, who also sang
two solos IN her rich contralto voice.
Arthur u. Young assisted Mrs. Frost
with his trumpet. the tones of which
rose clear and harmoniously above the
singing.
Glenn ONnuon mtmhe OF the
committee IN charge Of the concerts,
gave short talk IN which he outlined
the objects OF the recitals and sings
and plans for the future.
This building and these concerts
are for rich and poor alike he said.
Clothes do not make either the man
ov woman here. These concerts are
no respeCter Of persons. II does not
take a dress suit or expensive gown
20 gain admittance. Your ticket is
your desire 20 hear good music
trust that everyone here today Will
bring the man in overalls and the
woman in Einghams 10 the future
concerts and make them understand
that they are as welcome here as
yourselves"
Nj Condor said that the committee.
working in conjunction with the
commissioners, mayor and park hos
hoped TO arrange free band conce
FOR every night next summer in the
city parks Last season three concerts
a week were given. The 1917 season
Will see community singing introduced
in the parks. Singing by the audience
will also feature the remaining Sun
day afternoon events at Convention
hall this winter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
Many Fanny Things.

Ever see a dog limp when his tail
is stepped ono Ever see the wise
man Of the village get out on limb
and saw Il of Ever see grandpa
lead two friShy calves out 10 the lot .
Ever see book agent trying To get
over barbvire fence quick before
the bull got thcrc9 on. yes, there
are lots of funny things besides own
lnC q goat or teing one Wisconsin
AcriCulturlSt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
WHISKY MEN FLEE
FROM BARTLESVILLE
Cuited states Officers Blocked in IL
fort 10 Break Up the
Ring"

BARTLESNNILLE. Okla, Nov. 20.
Efforts Of >four deputy United states
marshals TO round up dozen or more
Bartlesyllle men, several prominent
in business circles. for whom war
rants have been issued in connection
with the crusade Of the federal gov
ernment in a movement 10 break up
the whisky ring" in eastern Oklaho-
ma, were blocked today with the dis
appearance from this city Of SoVerli
men FOR whom federal sleuths are now
searching. one man. long known as
the king pin" bOollegger IN Bartles-
VILE. has fled 10 Ohio. It IS said. Fed
eral secret service men are close on
his trail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
ELECT PRESIDENT BY
DIRECT VOTE, URGED
senator Chamberlain says He VIII In
truducc amendment Pro-
posing 1t

PORTLAND. ore. Nov. i@.-Scn-
ator George Z. Chamberlain, who left
tonight for Washington. announced
that at the coming session OF con-
gross ne will introduce proposed
constitutional amendment providing
for election II the president by a di-
rect vote Of the people, His inten-
ticu. he said. is 10 get the amendment
underway In time 10 become effective
for the EeNt presidential election.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
I1nlian Sicnmcr saNc,i.

GALVESTON. Nov. ls-The Italian
steamer Ninta was picked up in the
Yuca-au channel late Friday by the
United Fruit CON pany's steamer Com
mCtore RaWlrs ard Is being tcved
20 Havana for salvage. according 20
wireless advicrs received mere tonight
TIE Commodore Rsw.lns left Calves
ton last Tuesday for Kingston and
Santiago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21

iuRglo values; but no one yet hRs sue
cecdod IN showing US now We can get
along without the middloman nor pre-
vent the man who has the money from
gambling on his ability 10 corner the
market
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
OKLAHOMANS HIGH
IN BIG TENPIN MEET
Simms and Oliver. Oklahoma City
Top Doubles; >trotI
President.

ST LOUIS. Nov. 2O.-George Strotz
of pes Molnes. lows. was reelected
president Of the Middle Wesi Bowl
iuG association and Des Moines was
chosen as the place for holding the
1917 tournament "a a meeting of the
association here today.
In The doubles play. Simms and
Oliver. Oklahoma City. were first to-
0iEht with lisa Blouin OF Chicago
was high in the singles with sal. Hol-
land. oklahoma City. second with 6l2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
Ambassador Coming.

VIENNA. Nov. 2O.-Couni Adam
Tarnowski Won Tarnow. the new Aus
tro-HUngaridn ambassador 70 the
United states, will sail for America on
December IS. with retiuue Of ten
persons The countess Will accom-
pany the ambassador.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21

\ Chicago mtu suHs the women can
Vote 80 right but they do not make
good election officials They pay moro
attention 10 how their sisters are
dressed than as 20 whether they vote
property or not This is a slandcr. Of
course. as an, OF your lady friends
can Gel. YOU.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21

BUILDERS SUPPLIES
c. H. Justice.
BARBERS' SUPPLIES
f. Hackathorn.
BOTTLERS
Southern b o t thing
Works.
CAFE
Ever-Eat Cafe.
CLOTHIERS
Wright's Clothing.
Kahn's.
CLEANERS
Bohnefeld Cleaning & Hat
Works.
Clipson Cleaning Works.
DOCTORS
Mccarthy & Newton.
DEPARTMENT STORES
Kahn's store.
DIARIES
Pasteurized Dairy.
DRUGS
The ReXall Drug Store.
Quaker Drug Co.
Tulsa Drug Co.
Kendall Drug Co.
Colonial Drug Co.
DENTISTS
Union Dental Co.
FURNITURE
Stanford Furniture Co.
Shannon Furniture Co.
ClOninger Furniture Co.
FLORISTS
Maxwell 4 Co.
FLOUR
Rea-Read Mi,I & Ele-
vator Co.
GROCERS
Traders.
Kings Market.
HARDWARE
{. H. Justice.
HOSPITALS
Tulsa Hospital.
ICE CREAM cos
Purity Ice Cream Co.
ICE cos
Tulsa Ice Co.
LAUNDRIES
Guarantee Laundry.
MEAT MARKETS
Kings.
Traders.
OPTICIANS
Seekatz 4 Moore.
STOVE cos
Tulsa Stove Co.
STREET RAILWAY cos
Tulsa Street Railway Co.
TIIEATERS
Wonderland Theater.
Lyric Theater.
Strand Theater.
Majestic Theater.
TRANSFER & STORAGE
cos
Tulsa Red Ball Transfer
Co.
Nichols Transfer & Stor.
age Co.
UNDERWRITERS
Mowbray's Undertaking
Co.
S-nn1nt- G. NTalA,,o I-cJnr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
COOPERATION
II SUCCESS"

THE Following
l. interests here
represented wish
to be recommend
ed by the T ulSa
Trade and Labor
Council as "Friend-
ly to Labor and ask
the cooperation
and patronage of
Union Labor and
their friends Of
Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-21
Inauisitor-.


Jurala. Dixie F. Gore; JIhalo. Ioui
+. SevoIson. Ju1eluT, George J.
Wcolfall.
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Paleontologist. Dr. Orin II Ne
Carty: anatomist. Or. ". w. Woody;
chemist. Arthur Dudley, tomt ex-
pert. Roy L. Getman.
Address all communication 10 Ar
thur c. Hooper. secretary, box zoe,
Tulsa. Okla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-26
BENED|CT|NE WORKS HARD
PLUG AMOS HAS CADETS
ROUNDING INTO CONDITION
VIII Fiu, Did Timers on Tursdp,.
Kim" club starts Practice Out-
doors To- Norrow.

Coach Ilur Amos. Of the Rencdictinc
'"iIc@e baseball team Is raSt roumdinp
MS candidates into FORM ON tho 90
l"se diamond. Evcry afternoon wiu
tnd tn" men working with a will ana
"a determination 10 retrieve laurels lost
IN football auG track aIhl.tics
TN" cadets Will PLAY their first
SaW" GA Tuesday, WHEN q numbcr Of
'"tm"r stars OF The school will got
together To live the present team some
played at Ryrd PARK and should nrOro
L" -" very exciting. TIL" odd Fellow.
- Ia" team viii he known, have not
pra'ii""d much this season. aud Consc.
Incuuy the younger lads viii have
This advantage ON them The exn.,i
enc" of the "Old Fellows" is likely "a
prov" Dix auNantaS. to them. how
ever.
III" lin"-Dr for tile team on Tuesday
* not known. hut the men Will br
pickc" from til" following. SchnH
HranciS Wood iIaniu@. : SEYMOUR
Never K"Ilih"r. Moore. .. sanynn,
Jarrett. hr".linG. aud a number Of
other men.
The baseball team at the Catholic in
Siitution is ~ ths ltmelirht at ,h.
present TIM, ana consequence the rifle
club has been dong very little vorL
Tomorrow the rinc practice will bc
resumed. and :, league Will be formed
The riN" practic" has UP 20 this tim.
h""n confined to indoor work bur . tter
tn" competition L" 10 held in Arril
The club intends TO use hiph- mower
rifles. and tn" matches VIII he held on
tie local outdoor range
Final preparations for the outdoor
natch har" not been completed as -nt
but the judges will he selected from
among the local y. r. y. officials and
military circles. Major r. Hazard
commandamt OF the cadets, ia the in
struc,"r at m" college He IS as
sisted in his work by Captain w. q.
FULLER ". or the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues