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Novelized From the Motion Picture ]

the appearance of Trask, the unexpect-
ed coming Of Dick Freneau, his pause
to light his cigarette while Gloria from
afar helplessly watched the assassin
creep up on him and throttle him to
death.
Trnsk vanished and the skuiker came
by again, stumbled owe Dicks body,
knelt, listened to his heartbeat, then,
satisfied Of his death. g~houlishly rined
his pockets and took from them this
very envelope that had come back into
her hands 70 curiously through the
prank OF q mischievOus child
Into the vivid tableea e. that. menu
DRY the kneeling figure Of Doctor Royce
fitted to perfection. Gloria had q sud-
den intuition that she understood the,
truth at last Decor Royce had told
her that her vision was delirium be-
cause 1t was himself that she had seen.
All his devotion now took on q new
and hideous look. He had not cared
for her. He had meant only to blind
her and divert her from her revenge.
He had nearly succeeded. She had
fritted away her time. She had be-
lieved the Indian chief who said that
1t was Royce and not Freneau who bat
tied for her and saved her. She had
allowed herself to think dislor,lrv OF
her dead lover. She would eract dom
Bile vengeance for that.
She advanced Mt once on th> knee,-
inc Rovca and .-,.d ~r4 nnoa sans
.rt VA you then, Won - Al .,s
neonle IN tha world I So w., n.orv !.
plainly a. I AID nat r,ght Only I ,vas
too foolish "a s,,.,vaes sar.
.whot A. - r...r $780,. 49,
asked hoarselv'
= npaase's'
m,.~" ss~ .ns' sou Iao : 8 = shs
.hs. 49, ~ pe V Iou n'leo
to msrs snrs - Ara sI -. -. Ten ns. .1s
= . SURE ne ga ms wor. we.t
49, 49, o -
;snst 0,c-.. -. .~-.o" 49,
Tor ! momept. Hsr rrssS e.-,.~e =,
.va.
t,,.. ~. 49, - ~ : lons
sa1 aa.s ! -. 49,
,so.4 "a m nsue -
east auu IN soans 70 Know more
-" -. sou ~ ny uic. .
mum want g III nim' Gioria. !
NV s,vsr nv w,s 49, woulu
80. se NY Mo = Aecp you rom
isna - 10 nov" Aouve sot % Pc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
Der, Singer bon Baltimore.
(@eqrlinoet 1857

@ouptquortier: ,@ermania Wldn-
ner6or.G r.Gnbbaus," gir. S52, gpro.
&oparo.StraBe.
Nrdiiocnt Senrb E6omas, gtr.
316. @eit.Saratoea.StraBe
SSobu q. &lein 0irigent, Jir. 201
Nor0.9impooO gluenne.
George Simmclbeber, protofolt
render mo cnrrciponoiren0er Sefre-
tar. glr. 419, Norreit.SjiroBe.
Sermom MidIh. SIneHeiIter.
SCR. 7t3. Morncr. .@traBe.
Tirau5.Sctrctdr G6ds. Neinbarot,
Scott. mo Samburg.StraRe.
g9m. 9. SilOebranOt, 9ibliotbefnr,
9ir. 2029, Ireoerid-9lpenue.
Ghos. gfeu, 9ir. 246. glor6'IuItnn-
9loe.. Goriiser oeS WluIif-@omites.
.9Iriou.3'elonaperein.
rSormonie,
n@ermania-MG
nTrobiinu."
a-W|dnnerdor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

@eitieite OcS Sodion @SIoce naDe
SaDette- StroBc, i7.6 bel SO.
6ronf S. Wlonlep imO 6rau, an
%. g. 9ropn T., glr. 1858 Slit.
bieb-glne.
9luguita @rube an Clarence 60.
per, 800 g. @ap-StroBe.
Clarence Soper an 9Iueuita @rube
uno 9lnoerc. $50 gt.-@oD-StraBe.
&ebeccn Mcsger an Siaiub 9.
@eiI, 3ruItee, Sfoieite Der 9lortb.
9loeuue, nabe Sutton 14.3 bel so.
Samuel 8. Mc9ain imo 5rnu, an
6ranf S. @onIeD mo 6rai 1920
Sorforo-&oao.
Simon gteeOle unO 6rau an Ale.
gis g. Sauerlano imO 6rau, Siioiei.
te Der 6rantlin-StraBe, nabe MDrt-
le-9lOe., 15.4 bel 80.
9lnnie g. 9ludolo an geni. 8olo-
i6er lmO glnoere. gIoroieite Der Son.
wnp-StroBe, nobe 9urgunSp-9laeD.
gl6el &olentbal rmo 9lnoere, al Is.
8. S9noOer, 2 @rinoitiide.
Sumes aeeltp an STELLA @orb,
9iorOieite ser Sorlem-9lOe., na6e g(ib-
biIrton.StroBe, IA bel 20.
Serbert S. GwenS uno 6rou an
Marn &. ,SiRltnmonS. 70 @rlln0.
ltiide.
Margaret q. 6ouIos an @m. Sof.
mciiter, @eitieite Der Spring-Str.,
nabe 9onf, 22.6 BEL 20.
Margaretba Seim al Sobn Is.
SOrn mO 6rou, @eitieite DER @oib.
ington-StraBe, pabe Chem, IA bel 20.
Souis SSroeIiou imo SSrou an $.
6. Sdmiot, SiOieite Der Oiien0Itr.,
nabe Charles, 1873 Bel 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
8n perfanfen.

gu Oertanfen.
UimtiG fur 2entc bic IN Curtis Ban iuD9Men,
Geben Sie ii0 Die neuen Sduier IN bent
1000 Nl0d Der Yciningtun,slOenne, init Ver1n'
ben nn Der Sr,ni an Mue Bequemli6teilen.
moberH bis II nne @in5eIbeiien llan nebme
Orleans ooer Curtis Bah @leitrifbe iiei9e an
ber Curtis Nnenne uno @bpreb bStraBe nb iln0
Inter ben oben eriudbHten 9dniern beflnoen
nb mebrere 3doen.
gloent on Srt nno Sieue kiaIidb In6 Conn.
TAOS.
@aIter 6. @eitpbaI,
@leentbnmer unb @aunietnebmer,
A19--2O-21 Wlnniel BniIbtHg. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
9iccn5. .Ginnn6mcn In Baltimore.
EDnntn.


Scr Glcrf ocs &reiseeri6ts bon
Baltimore Gountp, g8iniam g. Sole,
bat ieinen bierteIiGbrliben @eriht
obgelieiert be5Heii9 Der BON Oieiem
Bureau i'm Iebten @ierteIiabr erIoiie.
nen 2iccn5cn. 0ie @innabmen Olr6
Oieiclbcn betrueen $1S2,9O9.70, ooer
$31, ,639.51 mebr ais in oeriel6en
Herio0e 0eS TorjabreS. SIN @on-
5en iprr6en 2493 9icen0en ausgege-
ben uno 5Wor pie folgt; Mirtbihnf-
ten 269, Gneros-Spiritioien 3,
8rauereien 13, eem6brte Shonf-
licen0- 0-Steuer 3O6, SonoeIs.2iceu5en
sos, Ditto fir Srouen 435, @run0-
beiitmafler I, neutrality-suspicious.
8, Gigorctten.@ertouf 900, g8onoel-
biloer. r.Ebeoter 80, Girtus 2, Soil-
lirer 8, YfanoIei6er 2, @iIlorO.2icen-
gen 161, 2egelbobnen 46, @lumber
12, @bbGuier 81, SoOoipolier &C,
S1ubputer 6, SrooIer ), g8old.
onitulten 80, @orogcn Al, Gonitruf-
tous @cieaidoften 5, 2ogerbGuicr
2, 9teinigeu un0 6Grben 5, &rebicn
8, 5ii6foug 3 mo anoerueitige 2i-
cen3en 30
Sir sic beri1ieoenen StGonf. un0
8rauercis s2icen3cn, einIhlieblid ser
500 @rtroIteuer, erbGlt oos @ountD
$112,630.43 uno Der Stuot $6O,.
21791. 2ebtese Sobr erbieIt oos
County aus 0erleIben QueIle fir Oen-
ielben 3eitrmtm $95,19O mo Der
Stoot $4S,516.6S. Somit betulgcn
Oie Ginnabmen ans oieieu 2ueIlen
in oieiem Sabre $17,440.66 mcbr
fir oos GolutD mO $1L7Ot.23
mebr fir oen Stoot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
@OritaOt.G .Gi9cnt1nm 8n Ocrfanfcn.


8H Oertamien:
8eInir Jioao, mooerne 8iIa NIT 3ims
nleru, 1 Nder, Diele iSrucDts uno Sd1iien
@dme. Sir rnicben Nduier miro geopiert
Wlan aoreiiire ~ 69", Sentider 6urrePon'
bent (Sun29- -Suli2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
SECOND CALL.

90 gIni6eIc Gosoen Oil BIO cts. 49, Az
100 glntbeiIe Gosoeu 4 so ciiS. t1M
100 glnibele Gosoen oil com cts. j.. i1N
25 NntbeIe gsoib. Bal YIN COM. 15M
$1,000 Atlalia 4 Charlotte Der. ...... 90
500 Baltimore GiiD der 1858. .... 97M
5000 Baltimore Giip 4er 1856. ... 97A
5000 Goshen Oil & Sos Ger ciiS 49,. 100
1000 GIi 9orn Gorp Ger. .......... 90M
1000 srbb 9umber Ger r.......... 90
5000 rniteo @ailonbs 1. der. ..... sO%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

OlH unS Habs geIair gloao-5c. Situeb Bis @ars
2DfS:
80 bel 900 $3.50 uno 80 bel 500 $780,
200 bel 1000 $2500 nno 200 bel 1000, $1,000
Qedlte Beninguuigen 2lorelie O-3963,
Tentider Correspondent. (Snni23,fWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
@rnnSitffs. .lIcbcrtraannaen.

Is. s. Gallagher 9iedltD SO. an
Gepoiitors 9. o., 9lorOoItieite ser
Montpelier. STR, nabe SoriorO.9lpe.
Ibos. Gables rmo 6rau, an SO.
=. Nbm imo 6rau Oitleite Ger 9lbea.
StraBe, nabe 81. StraBe, IS bel 100.
9alra g. Steoens on @il6ur 3.
Gbarlon uno 6rou, 1917 0..9lrling-
ton-glpe.
Saul IS. 3erowsfi unO 3rau, 3t9
Siio-@orriion-9ane.
glnna NJ. GarOer an s. i. Mur.
rap, @rino. @erlounI- umo anoereS
@igentbum.
Mott6ias G.9legelmier, Gruiiec, an
Siooc Meromit, SiiOieite Der Sara
toga-StroBc, nobe MDrtle.9lpe.
G6eiapeate Stealth So. unO 9lnoere
an SIbrabam 5oridlagcr, ? @rino.
ltiide
@eo. 6. 0ishep mo 6rau an S.
glee0le lmo 6rau, 12 @rlmoitiide.
ella 8. @auiter, Grt., an ella so.
reita @oniter, Siioieite Ger guIti-
more. na6e 4ooion-S StraBe, IS bel
80.
emma Il. @arner unO 9lnOere, an
@nma Marner, 3 @rmoltiide.
9uOwig 9abman rmO 6rau, an
Gitle Guar rmO EruIt So. Siioieite
ser Baltimore, StraBc, nobe %ineilry
1873 bel 10Q.
See Cornbere al glnO. IS. StceI.
man 9iorooltieite ser 6remont.9lpe.
nobe 9erinoton-StrnBe.
9lnna 6. SbeiS an EitIe Guar lmO
Srlit 60, SiiOicitc Scr 9altimoreitry
nobe @ine, t3 bel 100.
Geo. 9(. Mo6one, Eruitee, al S..
6. Hobt, SiiooItieite ser 9usfin.9lpc.
noGe @Oerercen Eerrace Is bel 72.
Gom. Z. G6mclar uuo 6rau an
Gboteail Sotel umo 9ieiiouront Co.,
8 @rlnOitiide.
2ouis .. &obn rnO 6rolL an glr.
tbur @egeiart6 uno 3rai 9lorooii-
ieite oes @utaw YIaCe na6e @reBt-
man-StraBe.
Gbas. Ser5oe inO 9lnoere, 9(Om.,
an NlorD s. 3ang @eitieite ser goen.
nobe 9anf-Strabe, 13 bci 80.
Sorob Grioole an 9enj. Sdmarb,
gloroieite ser 9liggs-9lOe., no6e &in-
cent glllep, Is bel So
|ort Smp Co., an Sobn @. Gin.
t6icum rnO 6raM 3406 SoImeS.9lpe.
@li5obctb &oDe an @eni. S6morb,
SiOoltieite Scr 2anOnle-StraBe, ma.
be Eennlpluanio.glOeuue, t6 bel rs.
Gmil 9uonib, ErlItee, an g(bra.
BAN Gobres ino 6ralL 2 @rimoitii.
de.
SSoiepb 6. 9ioDlingcr lmo 6roi an
@m. Sc. =. Semell ino 6rau Siio.
ieite Der 6oIiom.StroBe, nabe Niper.
lioe.gloe., ~ bel 70.
9lignol @. @alomin GrlItce. an
Settle q. G0ion 9ioroieite Scr Gan
DaIc-StraBe nobe ct. 4Saul, t4.9 bel
so.
@m. 6. SarOeD, 9(mpolt, mO Nlu-
oere an glIice g. SSadion, SiiOweit
ede Ger Yrott. uno G6eiter. .StroBc.
9lueuita @rli6e an Clarence 60
per- Gillette Ger GaroIine.StroBe
nabe 9}ortb-gloe., IA bel SO.
,Sreoericn @rube nO 9lnOere, an
oenlelben, 2 @rlnofiide.
Clarence @rube imo glnOere, an
6reoerico @rube unO 9(noere, orei
@rlnOliide.
Sennic SilbcrItein an N9. Stroib,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

32c.; eoltcrn Shore, @lO. lmo @o.,
32c.; meltlide (Obio), SIC; @..ga.,
32c.; iiiOlide (N.-G.), SOc.
Gutter. - Separator, YiuuO,
$780,; Yrints, q Gfluo. So
39c. 4rints, @fumO, $780,; );
Doirb @rintS. W1o., 3d., @o.. 92-
34c.; Storepadeo. 32c.; 0lons. WlO.
uno ga, 32c; 9lolIs, @..Ia., 32c
2ebeneeS @efliigeI. ~
5riibobrSbiibner, IL bis 11s 9fo..
30c; alte Sennen. 24c.; oIte Sd6uc
19-13c.; iiuge Gnten, Efuno imo
mebr, 23-2lc.; Soubeu, olte lmo
iunge Foore, 20c.; @erl6ii6uer, oIte.
35-40c.
@obnen un6 Grbfen.
Sbinnep Grbien 8uideI, $500
$40; 9}em Gro @r6ien 9nidel.
$3.00-3.i0; @lIad ooer @rom Orb.
len. 9uidel. $500 $40; Gouutrn
wcibe 9o6nen, 9mdeI, $5.5O-6.0O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
@erfGafe an Scr bieiigsn glttienbOrie.
FIRST CALL.

10 glnibeiIe Baltimore Iube com. X "a
anibeiIe baltimore electric pfo. 40
1856 slnibeiIe Goshen & so ctfs 49,. 11M
80 gHt0eie Goshen 4 so ciis. .. 1iM
$50 gIni0eie Goshen oil conf ciis.. it%
100 gInibeiIe @oSSeu oil pfo ciis. ~
20 gni6eie Wlonon 9oIIeb pio4. 7s
4 10 gIHibeile Hai erbauec Yanf. 1853
90 ginibciIe gBaib, Bal < Nm pfo. 40
$1,000 Hortb Baltimore 1roc Der. m 1Oi1a
1000 liniieo NailwaDs 1. 4er...... s0h
5000 llniieo Nailpabs +. der. . SO,M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29

&oggen.- 3uibur 1897 9uideI; (;
@erianOt bon oen Glepotoren 9u-
i6el; Glepatorcnuorratb 1864 9u.
libel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29


gleiu- yorf, Sab, ytr.l, $4.O0-5.50;
9lr. 3, $3.OO-3.75; 8obnen Crime,
&orb. $1.OO-1.25; @erIbobnen
9orb, $1.O0-1.25; @odsbobueu
2orb. $t.OO-1.25; Rotbriibeu iiiO-
Iidc. 8iinoeI, DE; 3rolt, Oft
fTlte, Go., Sob, $2.00-2.5O; glor.
folf. Sab, $2.OO-2.5O; gorf 9liOer,
$500; Seaerie, 5Io., aiite. $1.50-
$50; @urten, Gbos., 2orb, $1.50-
200; Sale, 9lorfoIf, Sob, 75c.-
$t.0O; 9opfioIot. g}..G., Sorb, 90
75c.; 8piebeIn neue, Eeros, aiite,
$t.25-t.3O; Spinot bieiiger, aiite,
2O-25c.; Eomoten, 6oncp. Carrier,
$t5O-t75; G6oice. $1.25-1.50;
SpareeI, Gbo., $t.5e-2.O0; 0lr. 2,
Gbo., 75c $t.OO; &oOiesden, aorb,
so Toe; Grbieh 9lme glrlnOel,
9mbel $tOO-f.35.
&ortoffeIn. 9leue &art6f-
icIn: 9lorfolf mO Soupton 500
$3.50; @6arleitou. @rimes. 500
$3.50; Seconds. $4.OO-5.OOj GuIIs.
$2OO-3,OO; yorf &iper, $3.50
700; 9iappobounod, SOB, gtr T.,
$6.OO-6.50; Scr. 2, $4.O0-5.00.
Slide, 3robbcn un6 Ger.
ropins. - Gorpien &iO.. 5-Sc. (;
6llmoern @iO.. &C.; 0lod. 49,
25c.; weiBer @erdj, 12-15c.; me.
Ohim 6-Sc.; geIber3erd. 12-15c;
fleine bis medium, @hnO. Csc !;
Modrelen, 9fo., 12-15c.; Toilors.
eroBe, &funO, 12-15c.; medium 6
Sc; 9lole, Yfuno, 4-Sc.; Gotfiib,
5-6c.; Gloms, bunoert, 65-75c.; !;
Sedte, @flmO, 15-18c.; Snappers.
Bfuuo. 4c.; SrOide, eroBc, Duseno.
$1.25-1.50; peidi6aliae Grobben,
GubenO, $780,; borte 3rabben,
Sob, $450-500; 9orb, $2O0-250
&6ute uno Tofe.-. SeioI5ene,
2lc.; iriide, 19c.; beidGoigte, IT,
1Sc.; 0rp Stint, $780,; 9olb, &c;
Shof 5c.-$1.25; 2Gmmer, DO
60c.; 8ulen, 16-18c.; 8iegen,, 10
-25c.; EaIe, 9fiino, 10-11c.
9iin Obieb.-Singe fette Stiere
BON 1000 bis 1900 9funo @epiht,
&fnno, 9-10c.; Stiere uuter 1000
@fimo @epidt, s 81&c.; S6ieu,
EfO., &c; 9ullcu @fO., Csc. ;
groBe iirngc 9iibe, @fuuO, Csc. ;
nogere, 4-512c.; aiibe nit GaIb,
$40 60; maoere, @io. 3 3-31ac,
3 d meine. - 6erfeI, ie nod
@r0Be, Stud, $4OO-5.OO; Sboats,
ie nad @roBe. $500 600.
4Glber, ~ Choice. 9lunO,
141@c.; quite, @flnO. t3B-14c. (;
ibwere, Stiid, $500 1000; raube,
Stiid, $t4OO-160O; fIeine. magere,
$S,00--t000.
2Gmmer uno Q Shofe. ~
Gboice, fette S4afe Ehino. &c;
cute, BE; raube, Stiid, $500
3.OG; olte 96de, Yio., &c; Sriib-
iabrs@dnImer, fette, 40 bis 55 Yiimo
io1lucr, @fo., 15-16c.; quite bis
mittlerc, @funo, 13vi4c.
Eabat (WarDlan0), 100 8fun0.
- Snierior uno froIteO, $1O-12;
gutter gelU0bnIiher uno griiner, $1S
-15; gutter eepobnlidcr, $16-18;
mittcm6Bieer, $19-21; gutter bis
rotber. 1924; Soncp. $3.50;
SECONDS. eelpobnlider bis mittelmd-
bigger. $1t-1S; Seconds. gutter bis
fcicr, $t9-24; @ap Eobot fire
cureo, $50; Upper Country, air.
clreo, $S-17. @langeIboite mo
lbIcdt ecmiitbte 8crpadlng, BE.
pro BflinO nieOrioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-29
baltimore W4arftberidlt.

8 onnerlta q, %. SUM 1917.
Nle6I. II 3ufubr 23,762 6GIler,
einidIieBlicb 1858 66iier .3u Qocllit.
@oint mO 1892 6dlier 3u Canton.
Gie glotirlngen maren pie folgt:
gereIeben6e @reie, 9eute. eettes Sapr
The Washington herald., 1917-05-09

be
the last which to br them remarkably low | -
JUST THINK OF IT 89cechnm ofM
before that small
The Washington herald., 1917-05-09
Think of Envelope Chemise, worth
ST to ST. rs. Dainty Lace and
Ribbon-Trimmed Styles.
New and Beautiful LINGERIE

For the W0m0" Who Wears Size 46, 4S or 50.
Garments designed with an eye to beauty and
cut to fit. generous in all proportions not just here
full styles with prices as easy as these:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
AMERICAN lEAGUERS
WILL BE RELEASED
Ban Announces That He VIII
Grant Players Leave to
Serve Country.

CHICAGO. Fob. S.-Bascball play
ors in the American league, who de-
sire to enlist for military service in
the event Of the United States becom' 70
ing involved in the war. would be
granted their immediate release and
their positions held open, President
Johnson of the American league an
nounced tonight
Not only would we release these
players" Mr. Johnson added, but W.
also would look To the welfare of their
dependents Contracts will not stand
in the way OF American league play
crs who wish to fight in tho defense
Of their country. We would encour-
age the spirit to enlist
President Johnson said the league
would not suspend I'm the event OF
war. lie called attention to the fact
that the National league. during the
Spanish American conflict. continued
IT'S schedule.
a call was issued tonight for the
schedule meeting of the lea"uc to be
held in New York February Is. The
meeting Of the National league com
mission will be held in New York
February IA. The commission, Mr..
johnson said, will report on the ap-
peal of minor leagues for the partial
abolition OF the draft rule.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
BOARD CALLS BOND ELECTION
SiO.O0O Needed to Meet Demands OF
school Patrons.

COLLTNSNIILE. Okla, Feb. s.
The city commissioners have called
for an election to be held on February
Il for the purpose OF voting on the
proposition to sell $4,000 worth of
bonds. The maximum amount has
been fixed at $4,000 so that the
board of education may use such
amount as may be needed t. build
buildings sufficient to provide sixteen
extra rooms for use next year in the
ruhlic school work. The sites FOR
locating the new buildings have not
Yet been decided upon. The bonds
are to mature in three periods. one
third in > Years. one-third In twenty
wears aud the remaining amount in
% years Bv making this arrange
meut for the maturing of the bonds
the board will save for the school dis
trict several thousand dollars I'm in
tcrcst. The members of the local
board Of education have kept tho con-
fidcuce Of the people, who have not
failed to give them TN an election
anything they have asked for in the
past. They feel confident that tho
patrons of the district will vote the
bonds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
TO BANQUET ROAD BOOSTERS
Expert viii Examine Conditions Com
corning the Rogers County Work.

Special to The World.
COLLINSVILLE Okla. Feb. s.
The Business Mems league Is ar
ranging for banquet to be served at
the Erwin hotel on next Friday even
ing at S o'clock. An invitation has
been sent out to all the members OF
this organization. James !. Tucker
professor Of civic engineering In the
University of oklahoma. has been So
cured by G. Il. Weeks. secretary OF
this organization. to make an address
upon the subject of building of Good
Roads" At this time he will set forth
the latest ideas gathered by a careful
study of the building of highways in
this state. The ozark trail road lead
ing into this city will be built within
few weeks. Professor Tucker, be-
ing considered one OF the best hard
surface road advisors within reach,
has been asked by the men to come to
Coliinsvillc and make study OF the
local material and conditions so that
he might aid them in building last
ing hard-surfnce road. ON Saturday
he will he taken over the roads in this
vicinity ard given an opportunity TO
observe the conditions tnat must be
met in tho building of the Ozark trail
| into this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
GRAND.

The plays which do the most good
in the world are those which set men
thinking The task has been well ac-
cumplished by Harold Bell Wright in
the dramati2ation OF his popular book,
The Calling of Dan Matthews" The
scene of the play is in the Ozark
mountains in a little town called Cor
NTH. The hero is "A young preacher,
and, by the way. is the son of our oli
friends, Sammy and Young Matt.
whom we knew in The Shepherd OF
the Hills" who comes to Corinth to
become pastor OF one Of its churches.
The love story running thru the
piece is sweet, pure, wholesome and
this. together with some extremely
realistic and startling scenes and situ-
ations make a play hrimmng over
with interest and with powerful
punch"
"Thc Calling Of Dan Matthews
comes to he Grand four DAYS. start
ing Saturday matinee presented by
the Van Dyke Il Eaton co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
SUPERVISED PLAY THE TOPIC
City superintendent Deems Series of
Lectures the Proper Thing.

Special to The World.
COLLINSNlLI.E, Okla, Feb. s.
Edmund Borrigan Of the extension d.
vision of the University OF Oklahoma
has been secured bv H. II. Petit. su %
perintcndcnt Of the city schools, T.
make lecture ON the Supervision Of
Play and Recreation" ON account of
the growing popularity of the free
lectures given under the auspices of
tho public schools, superintendent
Petit plans TO bring number of ca
pahlo educators to Collinsville, as this
has proven an adequate means Of in
forming the patrons of the needs OF
their schools in an interesting and
profitable way. Bcrrisan is consid
cred an expert in his line of study
which has to do with play and recrea-
ton problems In the life Of the child
This lecture will be given Monday
night. February 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
CUSHING HAS BUILDING BOOM
New Trccsc Edificc Will BE the Pride
of the Town and Sign of Prosperity.

Special to The World
CUSHING. Okla. Feb. S.--Seven
new modern homes are now under
construction and several new business
buildings are being built.
The material is on the ground for
the rebuilding OF the Treese property
on the corner OF Broadway and Cleve-
land avenues. The structure will be
built three stories, entirely fireproof.
with elevator service and all modern
conveniences for office and store
facilities The Farmers National
bank will keep Its permanent home
on the corner The building as It now
stands will be cut away and finished
in white sand stone The two upper
stories to be built Of buff brick laid
in black mortar and trimmed with
white Carthage stone. Twenty-sx
office rooms will comprise the two
upper floors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
.ClTY TREASURY ENRICHED
Gamblers and BootlcggcrS Are Asked
for Liberal Contributions,
Special to The World

Special to The World
BRISTOW. Okla. Feb. s.-The
local police. headed by chief Har-
rir gton, are making things hot for the
law-hrcakers at this point. a few
days ago there were seventeen up for
gambling. all pulling down a nice lit
tie fine. Sunday another bunch was
Carnercd in and on Monday another
batch was before Judge lockwood,
who dishcd out their fines to them
with seeming relish, Thcre has been
several hundred dollars added to the
Golfers of the city the past week. An
the prisoners were not OF color but
most of them would be hard to see
on a dark night. Eight of them drew
Jail sentences and We're taken TO the
county iail at Sapulpa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
TOMMY LEACH JOINS
KANSAS CRY BLUES
IiuShurgh Veteran VIII tHNort IN
american association During
1871. season.

KANSAS CITY. Fob. S. Thomas
! each manager last wear ~ the
Rochester team I'm the international
League and Formerly with the Pitt'-
lurgh National league team. has
sieucd as utility man Tor the Kansas
city team iu the American associa-
tIHU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
LEAVES RAILWAY FOR OIL
Retiring Agent Is Traffic Manager OF
Refinery Firm.
Special to The World.

Special 10 The World.
BR1STOW, Okla. Feb. s.-The
Frisco at this place has n new agent
in the person OF Il. X. Slocum. lately
Of Claremore. and transferred to this
station. He was checked in last Sat
urday and assumed charge OF the
management of the Frisco In Bristow
al that time. X. J. Mills, the retiring
agent has accepted position with
the Continental Refining company as
traffic manager, and has been holding
both places down since the first OF
the year lie y now in full charge OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
Seems peculiar hut the croundho@
evidently has run IA BLUR ON ms
shadow.

Another two weeks and the hihcr-
mating ball player will hc breaking
his winter shell and emerging into the
1917 season. The spring training sea
SON is but short way off and the
lctharpic and leisurcly disciples of
chadwick will assemble from various
hunting preserves, cigar stores auto
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
Notice to Contractors ON buildings

on and after April -, 1917. the
rIico for hard pine Rth shall he At
tho rate of six cents per yard; cypress,
cents per ward.
LATUERS LOCAL NO. 22S.
w. c. GRIFFITH. Sec.
II. \. BROOKS, Treas,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09
Victim or Gas Explosion.

Npt'lN4 7" 'I' N"i'u
COILINSNIILE, Okla, Feb. s.
O. r. Smith and WHO were suddenly
called to Illinois on account of the
serious illness of Smiths brother. who
was badly burned in gas explosion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-09

Uo. hum ola Sol IS cleaning
brightly outside while the composer
of this column hammers dreamily at
the keys and catches occasional whits
of tho dust kicked up 10y the flashlns
spikes