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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12

AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.


Mr.. Hughes is committed 10 tho
policy Of restoring American citizen
hip to It's rightfully honorod position
before the world, so that an American
will not only be permitted TO go any
whore and do anything lawful but
that he will be respected both in per
Son and property Mr.. Wilson insists
upon the same thing in theory pre-
tuming also he endorses the bombas-
tic language Of his partys platform,
but the kind of an American citizen
and the cXtcnt Of that citizens rights
ana privileges as cNcmplified by the
Wilson administration. notWithstund-
Ing his high-sounding demands for
free sea travel, are not the kind of
rights and privileges that satisfy the
American ideal. There are two
phases 10 this question Of American
citizenship, as regarded by tho rest
OF humanity neither Of which agrees
with tho sane and sensible patriotic
view Of the thoughtful citizen We do
not want to ape the Englishman OF
the funny papers and ride rough-shod
over all humanity neither do we wish
to be the crlnging protestant that the
present has brought into fashion. An
American citizen should not make
people feel that he is any bigger and
better than citizen of some other
country, but he should be able TO hold
up his head as one who is as good as
any, and he should have the backing
of the government in doing SO
There was time when an Ameri-
can was supposed to be q strong citi-
rem Of great republic. He was Just
and conscientious, slow to wrath. but
magnificent when aroused. II he
wanted to penetrate the desert, the
bandit chieftains were forcibly taught
90 respect him. He could safely ped
die ice cream cones TO Malay head
hunters or sell knitting needles 10
African dlgnitarles. He could take
orders for goods in the Sudan or dis
tribute tracts In the dark regions OF
Africa. The world was his oyster and
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and said There is an American
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
Cbe beroic I'm mems liUes
by
Frederic De Witte Stursis, Pb. D.

To deny the heroic In lifc-the
heroic reached only by the path OF
loyal obedience to the voice of God
ls wrong to men and an insult TO
God That the heroic appears in any
mans life when hc is faithful 10 that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
Ceiling Stnuf

you had some early struggles" we
suggested to the prima donna.
'Thoy were nothing to my struggles
now to get into my stage costumes
sho wheeled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
LilacS

The. grew long ago IN a garden old,
WheNe wooed by the sun with an
ardor bold,
TIL once there was pressed on the
blossoms white
And never again could the sun efface
The purple stain Of the nights en-
brace.
Francesca Di Maria.
And there in swooninS garden rare,
They blow their breath on perfumeG
air,
Where crystal fountains cast their
spray,
And honeyed silence cloys the day;
And bees with dreamy. drowsy hum
The WEAKNESS OF soul o'ercome!
And in your wealth of auburn hair
You place the blossoms strangely fair,
While mellow moon with quivering
beams,
Links memory to forgotten dreams
And in the languid love OF eyes
1 taste the sweetness of surprise!
The bloom has left the lilac tree,
And winter comes TO You and me,
And autumn leaves Of gold and
brown
That seemed to sigh while nesting
down
To hide near natures loving breast.
BeSpcaE the peace OF deaths sweet
rest.
PRESTON S. DAVIS,
lnito. Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12

upset the law OF the universe are
ground to powder
The petition that ought, as a mat
ter of mere common sense and self
preservation, to be offered up every
day by humanity is, Give me wisdom
and understanding, Lord, that 1 may
keep thy law"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
TO DEFRAUD CREDITORS
4. Esenstctp and Samuel RcrnstcIp Are
Sentenced to Serve forms in
Federal Prison.

\. Esenstein and Samuel BcrnsteIn
charged win conspiring TO defraud tn.
creditors or Escnstein in bankruptcy
proceedings. We're Yesterday found gull 10
- in the United States District Court
ana sentenced TO serv. terms in tho
Federal prison Al Atlanta. Judge Wad-
an CAV" ESenstcin, the bankrupt, one
N"ai hnC one day. together with :. fine
OF N5pc. and sentenced Bernstein who
is alleged 10 have sworn falsely that
tn" BANKRUPT owed his frm In rhila
""'phia Sil" TO one year and SIX
months. and imposed Il tnc OF SloOc
Robert III. Tallcy. counsel .or Rcrr-
stem. excepted to the entry 0. iudv-
'nent against his client. and inti,nated
mat he would take the cas-. 10 he
Circnit Court OF Appeals Judge Wad-
dili hNed the bond OF Bernstein a, s3
900, ana that OF ESeustein at 81 600 il,
IN" event they refused TO accept his
judgment as final Lipman. partner a..
bernstein and indicted for the same of
tense. is serving a sentence in tii. I'.J-
eral prison at For, Leavenswurth Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
AGREE ON POLICY FOR u. S.
IN SUBMARINE DISPUTE

continued from First l'ageJ
that at lcas, some or the vessels said
In dispatches 10 have been torpcdoed
without warning probably struck
mines.
The possibility OF a break in diplo-
matte relations with Germany still is
in tho background Il is understood
such step is not Imminent. unless
the position taken by the German gov
eminent should prove To he entirely
unsatisfactory and fail to leave the
way open FOR action now in contcmpla
ton.
oflcial advises received here today
said the prevailing opinion in Holland
now is that the Dutch liner Tubantia
was sunk by mine. and not by a tor
redo. This opinion was described a.
beng based upon investigation made
or the sunkcn hull Of the ship b. divers
II was said that while tho adviccs came
from source considered reliable, Of
fetal. confirmation was lacking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
SUFFRAGE MEETING
I congressional Union Hears Uoport nj
HiE Political Conference Held
In WnshingtOn.

~ IN" meeting of tho Congressional
Onion FOR W"maus Suffrage Yesterday
'ii"'h""l at the hume Oh Mrs Charles
H'"i'"Ith. r"n"rts were made OF tho
'"h'.'"nc" h"!d at the headquarters III
IN" ORGANIZATION in Washington last
" "ck. az which every nvusunraro- St:I,c
~ ;he Union out one was represented
Virginia was represented hy twelve
delegates, among thcm Mrs Percy
Eced. Mrs. K. y. Hudson. Mrs. \. 4
Mccr"me. Mrs. j. = Jennings and Mrs
u. t. Hooker. OF Richmond. It was The
object nf the meeting la Washington
last week to form a woman's political
bod. which would only support In the
presidential election tho party thnt
promised them ih- right to vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
BELT LINE ISSUE
MAY BE ADJUSTED

'''I4'''h'H from EirSt l'ars.I
Inc crossing IT Monument Avcu,:. rhtt
such crossing should he considered -
AN existing crossing" This waiyc, 4,
the opinion OF the city Attorney will
have material effect on the question
OF the exemption OF the city from any
Liability I" contribute TO the cost of
the Belt Line Improvement
In his letter 10 the Board {" Alder.
men last night tho CITY Attorney re
commended that the ordinance en-
bodying tho contract and deed ~ dedi-
cation hc referred 90 tho Comtnittc., on
Streets for Investigation and "rbrrt to
either branch. as to the dcsirabi!,ty OF
the city entering into the pro posed
agreement Tho paper was 40 refer
red.
Following the recent failur. OF the
city Attorney and the railroad officials
I" reach am agreement with r..crcr."9
10 tho Bel; Line. Tho Board OF Alder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
COMMITTEES ORGANIZE
| TO PUSH SALE OF STOCK
ir@inia Steel Corporation Begins
Work Toward bringing Plant
tn iIOpcwcli.
MOTHER MEETING TO-DAY
'rcat Industry, When in Operation,
VIII Give Employment to 1000
Mcn. and Will BE One of Most
Modern Mills In World
Especial &" Tho Timcs Dispatch. ]

lSpccihi q" Tho Times Dispa,ch.l
Ft:TEi:SRul;G. "a. April IA, a
|'cc'inE of the central aud sub-com-
|litt"cs of the Virginia Steel Corpora
ION, held in the local Chamber Of Com
mere" this afternoon. Captain r. t.
ica'h was elected permanent chair
nan OF the central committee OF Pc
crSburG with ! ". Warren. secretary;
|iaN NcuSttlt"r WAS made vice chair
nan. ana w. Lcmpki. secretary OF
he lIoDcwell committee"
y connItto" 10 draT, "a prospectus
or subscriptions To tho stock OF the
company WAS named as follows: g. W.
rln1ncr, chairman; Max NruStaItcr. g.
d Vaughan and T. g. Kent. Or. Schu-
'crt 10 Tend his assistance. Team cap
ANS elected 10 sc"ur. subscriptions
trc as follows Walter Sachs r. g.
hent' 9 6 Wright George W. Watson.
~. ~ j. Whitnoro. !. NJ. 'larr:than r.
N. lIorhs Paul Roper. u ~ Mann aud
II, Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
IorEWEL. Is DECORATED
FOR IT'S CEIEiIIt ALTON

Every indication from a STANDPOINT
OF preparation ana enthusiasm points
10 4 gala occasion in the Wizard CITY
tically all OF the leading business
houses and thcaters have been deco
rated for the occasion. and HopeweIl is
rapidly putting on an appearance Of
older cities upon eventful occasions
The Italians In the city have decided
10 OFFER additional prizes in tho Attn
letic events and the Anniversary Dav
committee has offered $50 in gold 20
the best decorated noat: $40 in gold
TO tho hest decorated building and $40
in gold to the best decorated auto
mobile. A large silk American flag
Will be presented TO the best organized
marching body.
The caps for members Of tho nrc de-
par,mcnt have arrived and tho new
uniforms are expected to arrive in
time TO b" worn or Thursday. Al.
badges which have been ordered are
expected to arrive in due time.
Street Commissioner Neustadter is
rapidly getting the streets in splendid
condition for the occasion
The trouble between former Chief
or Police w. u. Henderson. who was
arrested on saturday night upou a
warrant charging him with shooting
at ID. VI. Jones, Il restaurant prcpric-
TOR. and the complainant. has been scr-
tied ana the two arc again friends.
Mr.. Jones appeared and offered to paw
all costs in 'he case and it was dis
missed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
HOPEWELL CONFIDENT
FUNDS WILL Be RAISED
Expects \" Difficulty in Getting Sub
scriptions To Sufficient Stock to
Secure Steel Plant.
CANVASS WILL START .lr ONCI
To-Morrow VIII BE Anniversary Day
In Hopcwcll and Town Already Is
in Gala attire for Greatest of All
Celebrations.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
iiOPEW ELL. VA. April ll.-Much
enthusiasm was manifested here last
night when information was received
here that Notwithstanding the invcsti-
eating committee OF the '2OcoO
League had recommended that no sub
Scriptinns be taken at the maSS-iuc"t-
ihE held ia Library Hall. Petersburg.
those present had subscribed SD 500
for the establishment of an industry
winch viii mean so much 20 Hopcwcll
and Petersburg. II is generally be-
licNcd that NOR" than half OF the 5000
600 can b" raised here with but little
difficulty.
1iopcwell business mon were much
enthuscd over the favorable report Of
the investigating committee. and the
personal Endorsement which the move
meht mad received from President l.. r..
johnson. Of tn" Norfolk and Western
Railway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

kiiI"d and several others were !n-
J"icd. rs before. men were engaged
IN heating pipes when our AZ them
exploded from an accumulation of gas
caused by :, small quantity Of gun
cotton being left in it, The rcpor,
caused considerable excitement. but as
soon as II was learned that no damage
WAS "onc work WAS resumed as usual
h"powcl Lodge. No. i57a LOYAL
order OF Moose. has taken options ON
TWO lots on Riverside Drive near the
AppomattoN. just east OF uopcwrIl
street. where 1t viii begin the erection
OF nom" within III. next sixty DAYS.
~" rouge IS making extensive pre-
parations for Anniversary DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
I.cnorr IIrich mt Odeon.

I."norc IIriCh IN capable Para-
mount cast continues 10 please a, &he
Odeon in the story Of old Mexico. "rhc
Heart Of Paula. the last performance
Of which Will be given to-day Begin
ming Tomorrow and continuing for the
remainder OF the week. Victor Moore
creator OF "Chimmie Eadden." with
Anita King, the Paramount girl. will
be seen in The Race" based on Miss
Kings tour Of the United States alone
in an automobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
II. Is. Warner ut the BiIou.

II. b. Warner will be seen for the
last time today At the Bitou in tho
Triangle feature drama. Tho Raiders"
In which he. together with his support
Ing cast. has made decided hit during
inc two days the play has been shown
Incidentally Charles Murray furnished
plenty OF laughter I'm the keystone
comedy. The Love Riot"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
"Thc Havoc" mt Colonial.

beginning to-day and continuing to-
morrow. the Big -Four will present at
the Colonial Gladys Hanson, Louis
stone and Bryant Washburn in the
New York dramatic success. THE
Havoc. produced under the direction
OF Arthur Bcrthe!et. The story deals
with weak minded woman who be-
comes cnamorcd OF her husbands best
friend. The husband agrees TO "A di-
vorce and to marriage between his
cx-wifc and her affinity. provided they
allow him to remain as a boarder in
their home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

prehension. 1t is natural treatment. safe
for the mother, has no drug effect wha,so-
ever and for this reason must exert 4 most
beneficial influence upon those functions d..
rectly connected with motherhood. In a
rery interesting book the subject is freely
discussed and copy will be mailed free to
all eIpectant mothers by Bradfcld Regulator
Co.. 400 Lamar Bds., Atlanta, Ga. Get 4
bottle OF Mothers Friend" today OF any
druggist. Use as directed and you will then
know why mothers for nearly half a century
have nsed and recommended this splendid aid
to motherhood. Their letters are messages
OF cheer. that breathe comfort in eYery word
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
l:o IPMENT WILL BE
MOST MODERN IN WORLD

TIC equipment VIII be the most mod :
'Ih iu tho world so mill Will be bet :
Ter or more complete. all machines
"ill b" electrically driven by iudep.n-
h"nt motors. TIC fuel consumed viii be
converted into gas In twelve gas pro-
dUc"rS. There Will not h.. "a boiler in
inc riant--!n Other words. II is de-
signed 10 be the latest conception in
slice! mill construction.
should II he deemed advisable by
tho hoard OF directors or STOCKHOLM
"ts, then the company will have ample
ground space 30 ada tin mill, gal
NanizinS plant stamping plant. wire
mn. pIrc Sh"p, woven ire miu OF.
any other equipment that may be de-
cidcd upon
TN" plant. as designed. is the same
as tho mill now building n, Chatta-
noora. and Viii give employment, when
in fun operation. 10 about 1000 men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

NORFOLK, VA, April 1.-THE
Coast Guard cutter onondaea lief, to-
day 10 rescue the wrecked schooncr
Enlint j.. Angel. which is reported
partly sunk near Winter Quarter
biShtshp. The Angel and the Brit :
iSh steamer ChcpStow Castle were in
collision on Saturday and the schoone err
had part Of her stern carried away.
Tho crew was taken of by the steamer
and landed in Boston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Meeting In interest OF Labor

inc hrst OF series OF local meetings
~ me interests or organized labor
wh''h are 10 be held in Richmond un-
der the direction of the Central Trades
ana Labor Council. will De held to-
morrow night IN the auditorium OF the
cambridge Junior High School. r. T.
Bowden viii preside. Among the
speakers Will b. Councilman Carter &,
Jones, pr Douglas :. Freeman. How
ara /, co!vin and u. 1. Campbell. OF
Nof!o!k. The pGDl!c is invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

NORFOLK. VA. April 1.-THE Bra
Ziilan steamer Guajara. which spranp
leak on sunday while several hun.
'red miles southeast OF the Virginia
capes. arrived here tonight with a
salvage ere" from tho steamer Sixaol,
on board. The SixaoIa lowed IN.
steamer AS far as Cape Henry and
,urheI her over TO several tugs. which
brought her 20 this mort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
CUMuiI"TI:i:
VIII. WINE. NI:pONT To-day

inc prospectus committee viii make
us report at $50 o'clock to-ruorrou-
I'norhlns IN III" Petersburg cha,rber
Tor Commerce, and the work OF solicit
pms subscriptions to stock in the pro-
posed plant, or which the following is
IL detailed description. viii begin I'M
|nediatcly
The plant will take pig iron and
IScrap material. which - the basis for
|'he manufacture of steel and con
vert the same. first into what is term
lea tiiiets or bars Of steel in such shape
ana form as the manufacturer ma. re-
quirc for his finished product. or. in
other words the material may be con
'crtcd into such form Of steel as his
plant may demand.
however. II should he understood that
'his proposed steal plant VIII not stop
win the manufacture OF "billeis.'' tui
VIII ihst"iI what Is known az uni
Hersal mill. Ey th!s is meant a mil
that viii take the "biIlcts'' ara roll
them into a finished product. such MS
angles and beams for light structural
purposes. rods, OF ali shapes ana sizes
!or rn"rchantabl. and industrial pur
noses. cotton ties, or which thousands
"i tons ar" consUr ell by the cotton rim.
Of the South black sheets. for mo
manufacture" Of suokcstacks and o,her
purposes. and thvS" sheet" later ma,
ne converted in," galvanized and Tin
sh"ctS II desired.
P'"h' a. proposed. Is designed
lot inc manufacture OF ''billcts" which
iornIS IN" FIRST unit. and which viii
cost about Sl,lc0.0O0 TO this is 10 b.
added, At the same time. the second
unit or universal rod and structural
department At AN additional cost Of
..pout Sioo'"o", or total Investment
ioF land buildings and equipment for
We manufacture" OF about 75o tons OF
h!iicts each iwcuty-four hours. and
th"Ir conversion into finished products
as required by the trade OF 81 800, 900
ih' plant. ~ designed, viii include
"1! steel buildings, covering "A ground
area OF approximately 300 by 2 900 feet,
or about tWcntN.iive Acrcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
At the Movies To-Day

nIJOC-H. Is. Warner, In "The
naidcrr.'' and Charles, In ..Thc Love
Riot"
ODEON-I.cnore UIrich, in "rhe
Henri of Paula"
COI.ONltI.-."Ihc Havoc" with
Gladys Hanson.
fSIS-JOscph kilpour, I'm "Thou
Art the Man."
NiCrOR-t;dna Mayo and Henry
WHIthnll. In "'The Strange Case or
Mary Page"
REX-wInnrfrcd Greenwood, In
"BOnds of DrccptIonr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
\ir-inIa Pearson at Isis.

Nlrelnia Pearson. the Kentucky
beauty. and Joseph Kilgour will he
seen to-day az the Isis. in the Wis r:
feature, Thou Art the Man" promised
TO he particularly attractive photo
play. Tomorrow Anita Stewart and
Earle Villa ms Will be presented In a
return engagement Of My I.ady's slip
per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
YOU CAN START IN TODAY

even IT you re not yet IN the contest, and win
one OF the star pony prizes. A splendid pony
with cart and harness, or, saddle and bride
Is ready for you just as soon as the prizes are
awarded. Remember, you boys and girls
who are just entering the Contest, there is still
plenty Of time to save and collect labels, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
..yslie CeIehrafi0n
OF Wonder Interest
The arrival OF baby In the household
completely changes the en,irn ,snoct of


the future. But in the
meantime. during the
anxious period OF e1.
pectancy, there IS n
splendid remedy known
as Mothers Friend"
that does wonders. II
Is for external use. re-
lieves the pains OF
muscle c Ip nsi o Il,
soothcs and a,Iicts the
nerves, extends its in.
fucnce 10 the internal
organs and removes to
a great extent the ten
~l-~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
is the Time

for hustling, because hustng now will surely
give, you a fine start in winning a pony.
And, besides it easier than ever this
week to get labels, because more bread car
rying Pony Contest Labels is being made
than ever before
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Eat More Bread Made With
Fleischmann' Yeast

Boys and girls all great bread eaters They
ENJOY good pure bread because such bread is really
delicious IN taste. And you don't need to stop at
bread and butter" there are many dainty dishes
that can be made from good pure observation-disclosures,
pastry, croquettes and other appetizing dishes are
quickly and economically made from good bread.
You can make sure of getting the finest bread bv
asking tor the bread made with Feischmann's Yeast
Yeast IS an important ingredient in the making of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12

said bridge on both sides OF the Belt
lin" tracks. lying between tho rirh,
OF way Of the company and a point
-" i"ct distant. shall bc made with
material taken from the railroad cut
and all lots lying between these strccts
provided consent OF the owners can hc
ohiaiu"d. shall he raised Z. tn" grade
Of those approaches 10y wasting TIN"
material from TIA" railroad cat by the
""mpany's contractor. This work s
10 be done to the satisfaction Of the
city Engineer ami no material wasted
shall hc deposited III such manner
SO that II docs not cnuforru 20 the
adopted grades az the iiankins revised
pltn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
III No ONE: Is INJIRi:U

There was another tremendous on
p!osion in F. plant OF tn. Du Point
Powder Company yesterday afternoon.
but fortunately. no one was Injured
The explosion was similar TO the one
recently in which three men were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-12
Cost s2O TO Hc Di.ordcri1

T. w. Browning was fined 500 and
costs III the Police Court Yesterday
on charge Of being d!sorderly and
abusing ]. l.. Samuels