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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1917-04-10
THE COTILLION CLUB
HAD EASTER DANCE.

The Lancaster Cotillion Club gave
their Easter dance at the Mackey
Opera House last Friday evening.
In honor of our nation and the pres
ent crisis. military aspect pervaded
the hall, including both decorations
and music, which was furnished by
Schumacher's Orchestra of Colum.
bia. The grand march was led with
both grace and skill by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira B. Jones. Jr., and was followed
by a card dance. The out-of-town
guests were: Mrs. Paul Pratt of
Hackensack. n, j., Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Smith of Columbia, Misses Floride
Langston of Darlington, Virginia Tay-
lor and Jean Lindsay of Camden.
Elizabeth Hudson of Charlotte. N.
c., Mary Locke Barron of Due West
college, Ruth billiard of Spartanburg,
Izma Gault, Louise Ludwick and
Juanita Sowell of Winthrop college
and Katherine Taylor of Hickory, NJ
c.; Messrs, Murphy of Charleston,
Jack Watkins. Vernon McDow, ely
burn Taylor and Nettles Lindsay of
Camden, "Bub" Langston and II. J..
Gregory OF Darlington, Fred Starr of
Augusta, Ca, David Berfman or Dan
bury, eonn.--.BfH" Easley. Kennedy
Blakeney of Kershaw.
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Lancaster cotton buyers were of
fering 20 IA cents per pound this
morning for cotton. Very little was
being offered here today.
Governor Manning has written A
letter to Sheriff John P. Hunter OF
Lancaster directing his attention to
the fact that all county officials
should be on the alert for labor
agents. German spies, etc. In reply
to the letter. Sheriff Hunter wrote
the Governor yesterday that he would
overlook no precaution and that any
labor agent or representative of a
foreign government will receive a
warm reception should he land in
Lancaster.
On next Saturday evening at $50
there will be in the court house a
mass meeting Of men and women of
Lancaster county called for the pur-
pose OF organizing a Red Cross
Chapter for Lancaster. Miss Folin
Porter OF Columbia. registered Red
Cross nurse. will be present to direct
the organization Of this local chap
ter. All patriotic men and women
are urged to attend. Your country
needs you. Join the Red Cross and
help towards the conservation OF hu-
man life, and the alleviation of suf-
fering.
Chief Orr Of the Lancaster police
force was engaged yesterday in So
liciting subscriptions to fund with
which to purchase a large United
States flag for the top Of the city
standpipe. The chief raised a suffi-
cient amount and last night a tele-
gram was sent ordering a flag 8 feet
by Is feet. In addition to the flag.
a spotlight will be turned on the
tank every night and the plans now
are to put three large red, white and
blue electric lights on the top OF the
tank. The last undertaking will re-
Quire about $40 and Chief Orr says
that he will be glad IL patriotic citi-
zens will contribute to this fund. The
city is certainly doing its part in de-
that Lancaster is in
tensely patriotic.
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EASTER EGG HUNT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Miss Mamie Hill Moore gave an
Easter egg hunt to the members OF
her Sunday school class at her home
on Saturday afternoon. A jolly
search was enjoyed by each of them,
and especially as to which should
find the lucky egg. Miss Ruth
Mackey with careless look into an
Cid tin can and cry OF ecstacy need
ed not to explain just which egg she
had found, and was given basket
of lovely eggs as her reward.
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90 PERSONALS @


G. NJ. Plyler went to Rock Hill
yesterday.
Malley Ferguson has gone to Great
Falls on business.
Arthur Culp Of Columbia is Wis,
iting relatives here.
]. Roy Cunningham was visitor
in Rock Hill this week.
Cantzon Moore has returned home
from Edgemoor
Miss Maude Moore of Kershaw
spent the weekend at home.
H. E. Vincent Of Charlotte is
spending a few days in the city.
M. F. Reid of Laurens was in the
city yesterday for few hours.
C. C. Cleveland Of Rock Hill spent
yesterday in Lancaster on business.
o. d. Curry of Charlotte has been
spending several days in Lancaster.
H. ]. Gregory of Darlington spent
Easter with his uncle, W. T. Greg
ory.
Frank Cunningham returned
home today after visit to Great
Falls.
E. M. Stanton spent Sunday in
York county with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. Walter G. Taylor OF Rhodhiss,
N. c.. is the guest of Mrs. l.. P.
Clyburn.
G. G. Watson of Rock Hill spent
a few hours in the city Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. A. B. Glasscock returned
home Sunday from the Rock Hill In
frmary.
Joe Holman OF Richmond, Va, is
spending several days in Lancaster
on business.
T. w. Andrews OF Charlotte spent
"ohudS III the Clty, u guest at tne
Royal hotel.
Miss Louise Ludwick OF Winthrop
college spent the weekend with Miss
Juanita Sowell.
j. A. Piper of Greenville was
among the visitors spending yester-
day in the city.
+. Jordan, we'll known cotton
dealer OF Charlotte, N. c.. is spending
today in the city.
Mrs. A. J. Roddey has returned
home after a visit to her son at
Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Thomson and
family spent Easter with her parents
In Darlington.
Miss Edith Hoffman of Winthrop
college was the weekend guest of
Mrs. Julius Ahrens. yts
Mrs. Lola Crawford has returned
home from visit to her sister in
N. C.
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NEW YORK STRUCK NINE.

+ The American steamer New 4
+ York this morning struck 4
+ mine somewhere between New 4
+ York and England and was =
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+ ports received in Lancaster this Z
+ afternoon ut o'clock. 1t is said Z
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MISS WITHERSPOON WAS
THE CHARMING HOSTESS.

Miss Annie e. Witherspoon enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Paul Pratt of Hackensack. N.
j. The invited guests were: Mrs.
Paul Pratt, Mrs. r. E. Wylie, Mrs.
Ernest Moore, Mrs. H. R. Murchison
and Mrs. A. b. Lindsay.
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MIR. CREIGHTON Is
TO BE MARRIED.

Invitations have been received
here to the marriage of Miss Hor-
tense Lawson to Mr.. James Boyd
Creighton. at Trinity Methodist
church. Darlington, April 18th. Mr..
Creighton is of Rock Hill and a
brother of Miss Martha Creighton.
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Ready To Go.

II is understood that Watson Bell
has offered his services to the United
States. He says he he prefers war to
matrimony.-Tug Tribune.
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DIR. w. W. FenneIl OF Rock Hill
was visitor here on Saturday.
DR.. R. L. Robinson of Due West
College spent Easter here with rela-
tives.
Miss jamie Green Of Savannah. Ca.
Is visiting her brother. John T..
Green.
A. ]. Gregory spent Sunday with
his wife. who is visiting in Winston
Salem. N. C.
Rev. H. R. Murchison after spend
ing Sunday at home returned to Co
lumbia yesterday.
Taylor Mobley of Heath Springs
spent the weekend with his grand
father, s. d. Taylor.
Miss Nell Patterson OF Charlotte.
N. c., Is the guest Of her brother.
Rev. w. s. Patterson.
Miss Won Allen Glasscock has re-
turned home after a visit to her
grandmother in Rock Hill.
Mrs. Julius Ahrens and daugh-
ters. Louise and Caroline, left Sat
urday for Charleston.
Hon. ]. Harry Foster of Rock Hill
spent Saturday with his mother, Mrs.
C. r. Foster.
Mrs. ]. c. Montgomery and chill
dren OF Charlotte, N. c., are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas. ID. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. snipes return
ed home from Columbia Saturday.
where they spent their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Smith of Co
lumbia are visiting Mrs. Smiths pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Gregory.
DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Patrick and son
have returned home after visit to
the formers parents in Rock Hill.
Miss Kate Reid, who has been
teaching near Bethune, has return
ed home, her school having closed.
Miss Ola Blackmon of the Pleas
ant Plains section is spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Cas-
key.
Misses Nell and Sadie Blackwood
ana Rubie Stroup of Charlotte, N.
=, are the guests of Mrs. E. B. Hug
gins.
Mrs. Anson Lindsay and little son.
Anson, Jr., are visiting Mrs. Annie
Crawford Lindsay and Mrs. Charles
King.
Miss Pauline Marion of Winthrop
college spent the weekend with her
grandparents. Judge and Mrs. Ira B.
Jones.
w w. Boykin OF Charlotte, N. c..
spent the weekend with his family
at the residence OF Judge Ira b.
Jones.
Malcolm Williamson of the Pres
byterian College OF South Carolina.
at Clinton, was at home for the week.
end.
Miss Myra Cornwell, with. her
grandmother, Mrs. Jim Cauthen. has
returned home from a visit to Heath
Springs.
j. N. Caskey left last night for
Rock Hill to visit his sisters, Misses
Annie and Carrie Caskey, at the Rock
Hill Infrmary
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Manship OF
Hartsville have been spending sew
eral days in the city. the guests Of
Mrs. M. S. Witherspoon.
Mrs Samson Paul and little daugh-
ter Of Beaufort are expected to ar
rive in the city this evening for a
visit to Mrs. Paups father, Paul
Mrs, A. P. Mcclure. Miss Helen
Mackey, Mrs. r. p. Horton, Miss FL
freida Poag and A. B. Glasscock were
visitors at the Rock Hill Infirmary
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Poag, Miss
Sudie Nicely and Tom Beatty motored
to Rock Hill today to attend the
Symphony Orchestra at Win
throp collegeStonight.
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SOCIAL NEWS
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Z SOCIAL CALENDAR
= FOR WEEKEND

= GLADYS NJ. Jones, Social Editor, .
Phone A.. .
wednesday, April IL q
= Miss Mary Hood. Young Girls Z
+ Bridge Club. .
= Thursday. April 12- =
= Lancaster Equal Suffrage .
+ League. Chamber of Commerce Z
= Offices. 4 p. m. &
= Ann Jackson Chapter U. ID. Z
= ID. G. 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
TULSAN ELECTED HEAD OF
EPW0RTH LEAGUE DISTRICT
Annual Conference Closed Here Yes
tcrday; Meet at Okmulgce
Next Year.

The third annual convention Of the
Tulsa District Epworth league was
closed yesterday noon with sumprd-
Gus dinner Scrvel by the young ladies
Of the Boston Avenue NJ. II. churcn
The morning program was filled with
many special sessions for the depart
ments and the business meeting -.
J. Allen. of Tulsa was elected presi-
dent for The ensuing year. Okmulgee
was selected ~ the place for the con-
Vcntlon in 1877.
During the model service con-
Quoted by Mr.. Allen five young peopl,
attending the service went forward
and pledged their life for special
work, either as missionaries or home
workers
The following officers were elected:
G. j. Allen, president; George Green
Coweta, vice president; Miss Neal
Train, Regss, treasurer, and Miss
Edna Kerst, secretary.
During the dinner motion was
made and unanimously carried thank
ing tho Tulsa churches ana the local
leaguers for the entertainment ana
unbounded hospitality during the con-
ventiOn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
ROOFING HARD FOR TRIAL
Inspection Committee To BE Honorcd
on Visit To County

CI.AREMORE, Okla, June S.
Especial. THE ozark trails inspec-
ton committee is due to arrive in
Rogers county on the evening of Mon
day, June IL, and the members of the
committee are to spend the night here
before proceeding on their inspection
trip northward. The committee is to
be met on the evening of the l2th at
the south Rogers county line by a
large delegation and escorted or into
town, where the members are to be
entertained. Each member of the To-
cal committee will wear a badge upon
which Is inscribed 1.-The shortest route
is the best route; choose the south
ern."
The trails committee will be greet
ed. upon entering Rogers county at
the south, by a newly painted post
with the words Rogers County" in
scribed on the north side and Tulsa
county, on the south side. The post
Will also contain the names of the
small towns northward to Claremore
Upon reaching the northern county
line like post will inform the inspec-
ton committee that it has left Rogers
county and gone into Craig county.
This north post will also contain the
names Of towns between Claremore
and the north county line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
CONTRACTOR FORCED
TO WORK OR DEFAULT
Cry of War Prices Does Not
Touch Hearts Of Mayor and
Commissioners.

Tho cry Of "wpr prices" by sewer
contractors who secure municipal
work. and then attempt to get out
from under, vii! rot frightcn the
mayor and city commissioners.
Yesterday morning Mayor simmons
read to the commissioners lcttcr
from the contracting firm of Frye Il
Son, asking relief from contract
which they had assumed To erect Ger
tain sewer lines. In the letter the
advanced price of blasting material
and other commodities were gwen as
the reason for the action on the part
of the contractors. aud II was sug-
gcstcd that where a 3O-iuch ditch was
Geo D." du the ,uil was sucn mat blast
iuE would have to be rosortcd to and
excavations of 3G-inch ditch would
Zee necessary. II was declared that the
contractors should receive componsa-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
MARRIED AT INDEPENDENCE?
Kansas Town \enin Looms In Lime
light: Couple Are Taken In Tow.

Independence, Kan. again loomel
IN the limclght Yesterday afternoon u
the municipal court when Ethel
llorold agd Riggs lerold were Gale;
to trial ON "a charge of illcral Cohahi-
tation that had been preferred hy city
detectives who Thur5day uight. fol-
lowing their cnmraign to clean mp the
rouming houses of th' city, visited tue
J.. chester ruouIrr house.
Altho the couple could rot produce
a wedding certificate they to!d "a story
that WAS plru-ihlc and the case was
continued until the county seat or
MONTGOMERY county could be vum-
uunicatcd with by telegraph The
couple WAS arrested along Wtn other
inmates OF N" establishment ma
jorlty of whom forfeited So bonds.
Yesterdays Incident in the prosrcs; ;
Of the municipal court was the second
time within two d9Ns that city prison.
crs had ENcl Independence aus tn"
accue Of their wedding. the first being
the case OF Elmer Dixon who with
his alleged wiic weic fined $lOO whom
they told widely different stories OF
their marriage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
DENTISTS MEET HERE
IN DISTRICT SESSION
Noted Dental Surgeon Lee
'ures in Tulsa Today; Pyor-
rhea to Be Discussed.

The northern dental society, an
auxiliary TO the Oklahoma state den
tai society, holds its semi-annunl
meeting in Tulsa this afternoon and
evening
The feature Of the meeting Will I've
the lectures Of DR.. +. Il. Wright, MIL
Waukee. Wis, who IS a noted special
list in dental surgery.
In the afternoon at the Knishts OF
pythias halll Doctor Wright viii give
table clinic and illustrated lecture.
At this time he viii deal with tine
treatment of the teeth and the fill n;
Of root canals.
At night there will be a banquet IN
tho Y. NJ G. A.. after which Doctor
Wright will lecture on "Pyorrhel,
and "ProphylaXis."
"Pyorrhea,' said DR.. J NJ. Temples.
yesterday. lis probably the most
acute question Of present day dcntis-
Try. Therefore, all the dentists in
this section OF the country ale look
ing forward to Doctor Wright's talks
on that subject"
Doctor Tcmplcs said that only OF
recent years have dentists and pny-
s.cians begun to understand that
pyorrhea is at the root of many
physical Ills which were never ber1T-
associated with teeth.
by proper preventative measures
this very serious disease may be
avoided.
Captain II. G. LaRcau will address,
the society on the dental corps of the
United States army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
PLAN TO RESURFACE
WEST TULSA STREET
Cyrus avery and L. Bee Guth-
rey Have Plan to Aid Traf-
fic Over Bridge.

Thru the efforts Of Cyru : Avery,
chairman Of the highway committee
OF the Chamber of Commerce, and T..
Bee Guthrcy highway commissioner
of the same organization, Division
street in West Tulsa Is to bc brought
To perfect traffic surface within the
next three weeks according to an an
nouuCcmcnt made at a meeting of the
board of directors of the Chamber ot
Commerce Yesterday noon. and at the
city commissioners meeting ycstcr-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Avery and Mr. Guthrcy APP
peurod before the board Of city com-
missioncrs yesterday morning and
asked the aid OF the city engineers
department in establishing the grades
by which the surfacng will be made.
1t was explained to the commits
sioners that an agreement had been
reached with the Frisco railroad.
General Manager Levy whereby the
city would he furnished with all shalc
necessary To make the base for the
work to be done.
At meeting of the directors OF the
Thru the efforts Of cyrus :. Avery
Chamber Of Commerce il was the
sense Of the meeting that COmmis-
sioner Gutnrcy lie authorized TO pro
ceed with tho work of surfacing this
street II also WAS announced that
the necessary money for this project
had been partially secured and that
the work could be donc without gem
crdl subscription being taken.
The work to be done Immediately
will not interfere with the program
of paving this street. being considered
by the city commissioners, as the ma
tcrial to be placed there by Mr.. Guth-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
DlSLOYALIST GETS THE AK
Man Arrested for ScditiOn Released,
But Loses official Position.

SJe, ial to The World.
TAHLEQUAH, Okla, Juno S.
Baxter Springs, arrested a few days
ago and placed in jail for alleged
reasonable talk concerning the Sc
lective draft, was released Wednesday
it having been decided that the evi-
dence was insufficient to convict him.
But the spending of several days in
Jail was not all the misfortune that
befell him. as he lost his position as
street commissioner and the opponent
he defeated in the spring election was
given the office. Some are Of the
opinion that Springs has grounds to
sue for restitution and damages.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
HISTORIC BURIAL
PLACE
TanlcIuah Cemetery Holds the Bones
of Many Noted Men.

Special 20 The World
TAHLEQUAH, Okla, June s.-Thc
recurrence of Memorial Day and the
ceremony of decorating graves recalls
that the city cemetery is a place of
keen historical interest Many notable
citizens are Inferred in this cemetery,
several OF them being soldiers. Among
the names found on tombstones mere
are Major George Lowry Of the war
of lNl2 fame; George w. Hughes,
who saw service i'm the war with Mex
leo; Colonel W. T.. Adair Of the Con-
fedcratc army and s. $. Bayless Of
the Union army. Here also are bur
ricd eN-Chiof n. W. Bushyhead ana
chief J -. Maycs, besides others who
were once of prominence in this Sec
ton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
WILL PRINT HIS POEM IN
OFFICIAL C. C. PUBLICATION
secretary Douglas to Reproduce "Col-
umbia. We Have Answered" in
Spirit

Secretary Clarence B. Douglas, of
the Chamber of Commerce was yes
tcrday afternoon Instructed by n
resolution passed at a meeting of the
directors, to print in the June issue or
the Tulsa Spirit, the words to a poem
which he wrote on registration day,
ard which he has called, "Columbia,
We Have Answered"
1t also was suggested that the poem
be dedicated, not to the Chamber Of
Commerce, as was at first intended.
but to Columbia. Secretary Douglas
has secured several march tunes
written for the poem, and he expects
to have 1t produced in music form
within short time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
OLD COUNCIL MEMBER DIES
In His old Age lie Began Attending
Night school.

0pr'hl to lhr nfld.
TNIlLEQrAI Okla. June S.-Co-
os1 Thompson, one Of the oldest citi-
Acns of Cherokee county who died
recently AT his homo at Gideon. ten
miles north OF this city at the age of
81, was once a member of the Choro-
kco council lie was born in North
Carolina, but came to the Indian
territory many years ago and was
long "a successful farmer Two years
ago he became an enthusiastic stu
dent In night school taught at Gideon
He leaves seven sons and daughters.
many grandchildren and some great
grandchildren
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
preparation
SHE WILL LEAVE THE PIONEER
To Quit Hello job To Enter Matrimon-
ial Venture.

Special to Tho World
RINGLlNG. Okla, June S.-An-
nouncement has been made of the
forthcoming marriage of Elmer A.
Dempsey OF Wilson to Mrs. llarriette
Moore of Ringing, which will take
place here June 20 After the wedding
the bridal party will visit in MARROW
Oklahoma city and Arkansas City,
and be at home in New W lson after
July /. Mr.. Dempsey is assistant
cashier of the New Wilson State bank
and Mrs Moore is local manager for
the Pioneer Telephone company
which position she will resign soon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
SANTA FE EXTENSION LIKELY
Every Prospect is Favorable for M
crease In Railway Line.

Special to The World
RlNGLING, okla, June S.-That
an extension OF the Santa Fee line be-
tween Pauls Valley and Lindsay 70
Ringling is contemplated in the big
outlay for new steel during l9l7-lS
by the 4. Il. n :. T.. railway com
pany is Indicated in reports from
Chicago, altho the reports lack Of
fetal confirmation. At a recent meet
'--- 80 ~. hr OF of d'rcetu. .i. ,-
preparation was mado for twelve
nuudrcd miles of steel rails to be
used this year and next, largely on
new lines.
Three surveys have been made TO
Ringing from Lindsay and n Santa
I'C representative said a few weeks
ago that the line would lie built to
Ringing and maybe later thru Love
county In the direction of Gainesville
or possibly thru Nocona and Mon
taguc on another course toward some
important TeXas point
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
DEPOT OVER RICH ORE DEPOSIT
Strike i'm Quapaw Field Shows Rail
way Property Is on Orc Land.

Special to Tho World.
QUAPAW, Okla, June S.-One of
the richest strikes yet made in the new
Quapaw field was made recently Just
west of the Frisco railroad at Quapaw
and the depot of the Frisco is on part
of the land. The lease is owned by
H. B. Asbury and Jesse Colleton and
the ore assays from the lease have
run as high as 40 per cent, which is
considered a remarkable strike. This
is the best strike yet reported in the
new Quapaw field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
ARE SENDING CoALGATE HELP
Ada Is Liberal In Donations To Victims
of Tornado.

SprclaI 10 Iho WOrId.
ADA, Okla. June S.-The Red Cross
society sent big donation of clothes,
furniture and money to the victims Of
the cyclone of Coalgate this week.
More than five hundred peoplS were
made homeless and the donations
were given here freely and plent-
fully
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-09
B. & 0. PURCHASES c., H. 4 D.
PAYS S3,50O,O00 For 2Ot Miles OF
Track from Cincinnati to Toledo.

DAYTON Ohio, June S.-The Balti-
more n ONO railroad today bought
the main line Of the Cincinnati. Ham
ilton ~ Dayton railroad from CinCin-
natl 10 Toledo, 201 miles for the sum
Of $3,JOO.O00