davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25
OLD AGE PENSION
FAILS TO PASS

Speaker n IL. Holstein's bin pro-
yiding that all persons elrning less
than $50 a year.. over e. years old
and incapable OF manual labor, be
given pensions OF $40 a month was
tabled In the house today.
The finance committee, In recon.
mendlng that the BIN he tabled de.
clared that II has TOT =, 400 persons
IN the territory Who uUuld be eligible
for such pens ma and that, IL the
bill became La {, II would cost the
territory in the eighborhood of $685..
900 year 4 srther pointed out
that no otter safe or territory mas
sncha law. e
Speaker Holsteins. Jok the floor and
recommended the adoptlol of the
committees rep0t, expressing. how
ever. the hope that the political par.
ties might take Up the tension ques.
ton IN their future platforms.
The burial Of Manuel Comes or
Pauoa road who died yesterday morn
Ing was held yesterday afternoon in
the Kalihi-waeaa Catholic cemetery.
He was born in Portugal 40 years
ago.
DR. Lucien c. Warner will speak at
the parish house OF the Central Union
church at 1880 this evening, his topic
being The Y. ~. c. A. in the Eu.
ropean War The general public is
cordially invited
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25
HOUSE NOTES

This is the 54th day of the session.
The finance committee has recon.
mended the passage of the senate bill
appropriating $4,000 for the Waimea
river embankment
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25

: "A resolution introduced by the ae-
counts committee provides that Ger.
tain oak desks owned by the house
be turned over to the National Guard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25

With an additional item of $4,000
for road work on Iiliha street. the
county committee today recommend
ed the passage of Representative
Cookies bill providing ways and
i -asu2 l"T the expanding al ss9. mo
for public improvements, Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-25

The house has deferred until Sat
u-day consideration of the senate's
amendments to the workman's com
pensstion bill ....s..... a.r-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15

Scden amcrifoniidjen 8omiIicn iucoeenommen mcroen
tiiroen Inn ie nod elglono ST didcu glls Elm glllto
mobilabrer nui eincr 6obrt bel einem 6ormbaus All.
belt nm ienen 9iaoiator 81 illc telte er neben
bel Die 6roge o6 Die 8omilie OeIe 6riidte enac uno
erbielt Die gntDort DOB lie in Oeier 6iidt gar nhts
t9ue, neil Ole &egierrne Ole Abiidt babe, oaS Gnge
mad)te 81 beblognabmen ulo nur 10 oel 5uriid5ulo-
len, ais iiir oen ttotGdldJen @ebraud scr 6oniNe
notbwenOig ie Sic 9lrtoritoten erflGren nit ytod-
6utd, OoB Die &eeieruna niemas einet ioben @lnn in
Grudgung ge5ogcn babe Sm @egcntbeil cmpfebleu
Oos Aderba OeportenIeit uno Die 9cbersnittel 9lOm
niitrotion Dab ole Sosiracn 6conOers iebt ole i6er
idiiligen 5riibte enmoben, oomit Die 6amen einen
tilgen imo ausreidenoen 2ebensmittcporratb ir ii6
nn Sano baben."
Gas in Baltimore oerbretete Gjeriidt erflGrtc Die
9egerng pir0e ieoe 5polte Guartbiiie GonicrUcn be-
idagno6men 9oS mar idon Dor einem Nonot uno,
ipie geagt DER ,GGltid)e Correspondent trot oauas
6ercs Dem iinnnigen eeriidt entgegen IS lit doOe,
onb bic 9eanteH in 8ai1ngton ocm @erdt nid5t dlon
ftiIber gead)hmg geihenft baben oenn eOeninls bat
Sns Oinme 0criidt bei mnuder Soisiroll @arben &C.
ipnoen befonntlid MIRO oas uninnoite liebicn ge
elaubt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15

nib oorocihriiten lit. Srou 9oiono
lit Eidtcriu lmo SHriitiieaeriu nno
erireut iicb in Sapan groBen 9iuieS.
S6re @orte peroen oeS6ol6 itarfer
@ieoerball inn 9onOe iinoeu inSbe-
ionoore ibre 9mllogc acGcn Die iopl,
niibcn 2c5rer, Ocnen Die 9liidiidn0ig.
felt ino llnfenntniB ser &edtlinien
Der allgenleinen 9ilOung gum &or-
murf madt. Sic fiinOet Der 5rdu
cine ncue 3eit in Sopau rmo madt
fein Se6l Oarous, Dab lie iiir .Oicic-
nigen ibrer Sdmeitern, Die ii6 ouf
ole 3eihen oieier neueu 3eit niAt
Oerite6en, MIR 0eriuaibdblmg iibrig
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
SpNesfaQe.

gtm 49, scpicmbcr eol0mou Qntido, Nr.
2213, Sltyombaro 5iraBe. l6 Sabre nlt
glm H. september SOlcpB " Srennan, Nr.
80, gSeilNiubogrDs SiraBe, Is Sabre alt
9lm II. Scpem6cy glnguitn GBdlbant,
nGbnr6 9ome ollo Snlirmar9" % Sabre az.
Qaiapseo 'i ziraBc 80 Sa5gc S" al 3ln''"' ''' ''''
yln II. september George 3. 0ooiuin, Sab
nenann @eneral Soipiial. 50 Sabre ali.
PIN Ia September Snlbutt I eiUsncn, Nr.
1913. WNrileylOenue. 6l Sabre 0lt
YIN u. september SaraD y. Nlincicltcr, gtr.
1li3, gSeiisGnnpale. SiraGe, 81 Sabre att
gm O. Sepienlher SOBn SOD, Jir. 1858, Nas
nouer Sirabc, 72 Sabre alt,
Nm ~. september SdmcS WicHDmbs, llnis
OeriiiO19Oipiial. so Sabre alt
YIN 10. september SninWn1B Holucr VII,
524, Nero .GnboW 1iraie, SO Sabre nlt
gm H. September 6ncn W. S1au, Jtr 1880
Glepelanos StraBc. Of SaDrc alt.
Vim 3. SeDiembcr SoiGna SBplcD, Jtr. 7S7,
@aGsSrdbc n Sabre nlt.
gim iS. September sophia Snd0oii, 9r. 024
WoQen Sirdbe 46 Sabre Glt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
aic opfcr Scs eiicn6n6n. glloIods.

Sic Spfcr ocS Giicnbngn.W1
IS RAFT Der Su1 unO mill ieine
Cpier baben,~ fonnte man Oas be-
fannte 3itot aus @il6elm Cell para.
pbroiiren, pcm man Die Staiiitif
ii6er oic Giieu6o5n llni1ae nj EEL
Gereinigtcn Staoten betrahtct. gto6
Dem @eridte Der 3piihenitaatlicbcn
Sonoels Gontnliiion plrOcn inn Sab
re 1916 bei9a6mmfGQen tO,OOt Ser
ionen get0otet in0 196,722 oerlebt.
9luf Ger elite ser SooesfGQe ite-
ben 0ie 9tamen BON 29t GeiienOen.
|2.94i 9abnongeiteaten mo 6,769
ionitigeu @cricnen Die ouf 9abuei-
eent6im get6otet puroen. Gerle-
buHgen erlitten S,OO8 GeiienOe, 176,,
925 gIngeItelte mO 11,791 ionltiga
Yerionen @egeniiber Dem Sabre
1915 6eoeltet Dies cine 3unabme bon
1871 GoocsfGQen mo 1885 Gerle-
tungen iniolge Oes @erfebrS ouf oen
SnlanO6n6nen. SSn YrojeHten aus
9eOriidt, iogen Oieie 3oblcn DAB Die
IoOeSrote OeS @iien6obuoerfe6rs inn
lebteu Sabre nm t3 Gro5ent unO Die
9tote Scr ioniii9en Siien6obnunfdQe
nm II Ero8ent geitiegcn III.
Gie 6etlagensmert6e Staiiitif Der
Opier unIeres Giicnbo6nperfe6rs Ioa
ie0odb nod cinen onoeren 3ped er-
iiiQeu, ais nlr 0os Matcrial 81 elmer
ucrgleidenOen 3uiammenIteaung 3u
lieiern ino ole )leugier 5u 6cirieoi-
gen. Ger lluiollsberidt ioll Bic
9o6nen ouf Die llriad)en Ger llnfdac
olfmcrfinm muhcn uno lie ueron.
loiien Niittel SIR &erbiitIng ser In
fdGe an 0cn be}eihnetcn Stellen, in-
iolge Ger onge0ebeuen @riinoe, 81 y
iiuncn mo eiu5uiiibrcu. Gr ioll an
ocrerieits o5cr aud ooS @ublifum
an Oen geid6rlihen Steacu 81 gr0Be-
rcr Goriid,t mo6nea uhO eS 0aron er.
imern OaB Oie groBte 9nimcrfiom-
lett pon Seiteu ser 9abncn mo De-
rem 9lngeitllten llnfGle nidt per6in-
Oern fam, Die ourA ole Soreloiig-
felt oes 9u6lifums Derilrinht mtr.
ben.
Sic Me6r3obl ser t0otIi6cn I'm
gIiidSidar ereiguete iicb lei 9o6n-
ii6ergdngeL 3mueilen lit cs Oie
SduIO Der @et6oteten iel6it inoem
iie inter ole 6erobgcIoiienen Barrie
rem Our6ge6en, in Oen meiiten 6d6-
len ober trifft sic SbuIO Die 9o6n-
geieliGoitcn, neil iie es mterlaiicn,
an allen gfipeaufrelBrngen 9orrie-
rem 81 erridten iinO @ddter an5u-
iiellen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
NiuiOenOen.

(9lua25. Scpii.s15)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
(Shriitpnh q. VI. 6nfe.

Gs narb am 10. september 1917 6brinopb
Z. u. pu6c, gelebicr ejaiie bon WlarO Ni.
SuGe. qeb. GlduiilB. IN ieiner gSobnuna, VT.
1874, yiuro -Sunb sStrahc. sic eeeroigling
iiroet am Spnntoa, 1G Scptcmbfr llbr
NOdmitia0s bon obiQcr glorcre aus iaii.
(Sept15-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15

0bolmcrc Sil ano ejas 0ompanB, Snc.
Vrurit1to.glnicn.g 2 giuiocnbc 9ir. 10.
Ceinc rcaul1rc Diericljdbrlidjc SiOiscnOe Oon
20 IN oui ole srioriidis gliien Der Sbalmerc
Sil ano Oas 0umpaun erildrt uoroen. 5oblbor
am T. Sfioher 1917 an Yliicninbaber. bic bel
einoeirnqen iifo. liten.lleberiragnnas' Siidner
wcroen 0eimloiien icn BON 2i, September 1917
bis ANN l. Gfiober 1917, beioe Soicn infls
G6aucc 3. Solaiano,
(Sepi15.16.1s) snatmeiiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
Mn Bic Tnmcn.

Tie eiuiinc SdlH,e iu Der etnbt.
llncrc Ndb Suaiicn ieNi oilcn. Siinae "a
men,. uelde ole Nleioermdherflnii ndh ocn
neneiicn aieihonen erlc1cn molcl linren oieS
in nir5cr 3cif nnrlh ocn MuiDlIb an oieic
Mniien crlcihcn llnicrrimi NurQens RAD
miiin0s uilo Hbui0e Nemenls Siunoen I'm
Snnfe teQ0ulc.-e sltVciicn fUnncn pfhrcn0 oes
uoicrrhics orpechi mcrocn Grinhlincr
unierrb i'm 0nilVnri bon 9Rnilcrn eribeili
NHhcre Nn9fuu'f i'hriilih nhcr iuluolih bei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
sHrean Der etraaeuOnr@oru@s GsmmiHarc.

Snreau Der Strahenbnrm5ruds 6ummiiidre.
Vdlt re. "a gluauli 1917.
Sie Observation-Disclosures @omlnilidre Der
Siaot Baltimore uacaeu biernt pefanu. oaB
Hadoem e ibre Ia0eae nber Die 9nl6dois
ouHgeH uHioiicn mn yScriOerbODungen be5ugs
li0 Der 0Onocmnirung Wno Shlichnng oes
OWnuue SALTS &nripa1, bon Der ,gS. Dr.
6ienbabn" bis 5ur Sberiu 0egbts.9lnenne
nn0 bon Der NuenoalesStruBc biz 8ur @lifs
ton. glbenIie, ncu ben oardnl bc5nglDeH
enogiiltiQcu lino cOrriQirien erfldrenoeH Rlus
ncn reoioiri babcn, genllB ben &orl6riten
oeS CHARTERS Der Staoi Baltimore uHo Der am
IA. Nuli 1916 ucriclhHeitn Seroronnng
Nr. 100 ocs Winbprs unn @iaOirdtbS,
lic biermi goi3 nebef, oaB Deldgie I0belle
mo Narie au oieic ySeiie uollenoet uno be-
oialbiNi wprocn it, mo oaB Der NsaOor uno
SiGotraib bon Baltimore, ooer ir9eno pelDe
@crinn oner Yerfoncn, Corporation ooer @ors
poruiipncr. Die nit Dem 8uprnb Der SHt
id)dogungen oocr auierlegien gSeriDerb0buip
Qen. ME bier oenannt, un6nrieoen iino, inners
bdlb NreiBiQ 500 IdqeH bonn iiininno5 5unn5ias
itcu t25.) Snnc I'M Nnqnit 1917, oem Sntun
Der criicn bon ms crlallenen 8erolcnitDuna
oicier ytoi3. odNcaen ourcb l6riili6e Beiitton
an oas baltimore StaoigerlcDi appellircn MOS
eeu, iuocm lie oas Gerint I'm cine Jleoion
oerleben ongebeH.
NCnrn Ml. ydbel,
OarrD w. 9icmle1,
Nunimiiilre.
Guseue q. 9ioOscre
(gua25. scph.sf5) eleri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
@efanntmadlnnacn.
garcaa Oce @cbdn6c.9nipcfiOre.

10. september lHli
sd babe glpplifotioneu um ole ScuiuaunB
Der folaenoen Srinllegen crbalieH:
20 2Sarners SiraBc, 10 -. y. in D'os
ioreu.
81 sho 6rcoerid SiraBe 80 s.. % III Doio.
ren.
.hooitGde Charles uno Gaeer 5traBe 8
s.. @. Uioior
Ine |roieiie miiicn beim 8ebauoe.Snpefs
tor I'M 10 ll6r Wlorqens an 10. SEPTEMBER
1917 ooer 0orber eingereihi iein,
3. 3. 9nrne,
(Scpt15) Ocburoes ,Ntlpeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
Nuhn 1Tltrih.

Gs iiar6 an H. September 1917 So1n
6urin, 33 Sabre ait aelcbter Sobn bon
@rncn nn6 @iarO 5urb Die NeeroigunG fh-
oct Samltnn, AabnitldCs nm 1s3 uDr. bon
lencr gSobnino, Nr. 1898, YGtapScu. strnRe
aus aul Dem o gSccrn Sreoboie" iai.
(Sept13-f5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
Die pOlitiidc @IcidbcrcdJtignns Set
Snpnueriu.

ItC pDtlllIDc VtCtWUttCuttBNNB utl
SSnpnueriu.
Gie lcbten gSoblcn in SSopon Go-
6en geaen Die @o6lcn irii6erer Sab.
re beuerfenspert6e gfeuerlngen &c.
Jeigt. @G6renO 6is6er oic @obl-
conoioaten cs t6unliHit bermieOcn
oiieiltlib 6eroor5utreten bate Gin.
ma oiesmdl ooIlltdnoig nit 0em al.
ten 9rouh ge6rohcn mo iid6 sic
@ablgepilogen6eiten OeS gSeitenS Sill
cigen gcmaGt. Gr reiiie niht nlr
ileiBig i'm 9Qnoe ln5er ln0 bielt
@o6lrcoen ionocrn 6enutte ald flei-
BIG oen Ebonoerapbcn rmO lieB bic
in Oen glpparot gcipro1ene @n6lre-
oen in Oen E6eotern uno IN an0eren
GcrgniigingsitGttcn berinteridntr-
rem. glm Gage Dor Scr @o6l fu6r
CT oonn nod ein idbpercs @eiAiib
anf, in0enl er touienoe bon Sele-
gronunen oil Die @d6ler rihtctc. oie
er I'M i6ren 9eiitano Bat llngleitb
intereiionter rnO fiir 0ie GnhpidIunS
Der politiihen |er6dltniiic bejeihue-
Ter lit o6er 0nS 0ieSmol ieItjuIteaen.
oe Gintreteu ser 6roucn in Oell
gSablfampi. Sn Eofio ins6eionOere
ra6men Die 6ronen M}iitter lno
Sdppeitern ser Gnnoioaten t6dtigen
9lnt6eil an Scr @u6lpor6creitlng
uuO olrften iidb ic6r gutter Grgc6nii.
ie ibrcr Observation-Disclosures rib.
men. Ter neuc 6oftor, Ser on nit
Ser @olitif SapanS einGetreten it,"
I,brei6t Srau 9lfi yoiono in Ger 3ei.
tung gSalDo" n6e5eifnet oie Wlor-
genrot6e elmer neuen glero inn io5io-
len 2e6en 0eS 9unOes. Iie ulte Dor.
itelung SAB Oie 6rau ins Saus sc.
bore. unO iicb ousi1licBli1 nm 6dus-
lide gIngelegenbeiten 81 fiinmcru
babe, lit ais ioIiA crfanrt lmo ent.
giltig 6ciieiie geuorien worOen.
Me6r unO me6r briG)t iit6 6eute sic
9lniAouing 9oNm Dab Oie 6rml ct
poS @roBereS unO @ciicres i'm &c,
ben 81 erfiiaen bat. 60 1T elm Srr.
t6im, anjlIne6men oaB 5piihcn bern
ofientlihen unO Dem Yrioatlebcn ci.
ne 1rcnnungslinie beIte6e. @obr
lit es pielne6r, 0oB be0e 9e6ensGu.
Bcritngen chamber crgdn3en. llnS
penn ielbit cine iolde ErennungS.
linic bor6anOen marc, 10 beitebt fein
perniinftiger @rnuO, ser eS 81 reht-
ferti0en pernlodtc. sic 6rauen dif
Oie cine Seite 0ieicr Erennln9Slinic
81 oeruciien mo ibnen 81 ocrbieten,
Oicie @renjlinie 81 i6crihreiten. Eic
alien %ornrt6cile 6a6eu iicb ii6er.
lest. un0 eS TOUT giotb, lih bon i5-
rcn lebten lle6er6lei6icln 81 6efrei-
en-. Ser Gintritt Ger 6rouen in 0lS
politiibe 9e5cn 1T OcS6alb au6 ais
Elm Ger grtcnntniB Der 3eitiorOerln1
gntcs 3eiben 81 begriiBen gelpeiit
er ms Ooc6, oaB sic 6rnu aus ibrer
longen E6cilnna6mlclgfeit 81 sci.
itiger QbGtiafeit, ans Scr 9lodt ser
C(o,,;ffo,t,;4 ,,,,,, r,,o Snr oc,.fo.,,,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
9hcnnnr ilinridla.

Gs iiarb am a. sep ielnbcr 1917 EDeobor
0inrinjs i'm glter bon 6i SnDreu SerWdlioie
mo ,Srcunoe lino einQeln0en Der Neerogu0s
9eremonie am Sunniaa 3 ll9r AabnIiiags.
ncn. Nelebnng prioai Nilc. feinc Ghlmen,
tSepiib- fG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
Gffiaielca Ncmcnti eines MniInniaen Neridtg

Arfl3lcNcS 2cNlcNt tlHCS NullWHlBCN vVlNuJis.
ggir 6nben bon enua on oieier SteIle olli oas I'M.
Ieerinoeie uno I1derbe oeS @erldts bingcwiecn ooB
Die Oeeermg eiin eeuiiien E6eil Der Goniernen Der
Sapsiraueu bciblngnnbmeu ucr0e iir Die Naiirtcn
Sett tritt Die &eeieumg oiecn @eriidt oi5ca entGe
sen. Gas Sniormatons.9 .9ireml oes 9derbauGeportc.
ments erIabt luter Dem getrigen Gahm Die lolgenoe
Crtldrmg:
.Gs lit nidts @a6res an Dem weitoerbretcten @e'
rilht 0oB ole 9legieurg bcabiibtige, 6omlen g'ab'
rrnQsmitteloorrdtbe m'g5unebmen Die ytabrIngsmit'
INSTRUMENTATION unO oas ader6au Gepartement ern
len ecneniom cine @cGcne. srma 5u Der ibenbor ab.
iidtlid ms g9erf eciebtcn Ero tldrt, oaB
0ie 8e9ierrne Die 9lbidt babe leo,, oane Die Son
ierpcu oe lie iiber ein6uuoert Guor eingemadt babe
wca5unebmen 9ies 1T uur cine Srt Ger e5erdte bic
meite &erbrehng gefmoen 6o6en. Sin on0ereS @e'
rdjt it, ocb Die 9coerlng oas enmaden imO Srodnen
pon 6riidten nnb eemiien aus Dem @rinoe emplo5lcn
babe ooulit oieielbcn d in bcquemer 6orn iilr Den
transport beidnoen nem ole 9iegiermg bercit lei lie
luegpmc6men Sin anoereS @eribt lattet Dab oeie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
WEISSMILLER ON PROGRAM
Kansas City Pastor 10 Deliver Last of
Series of Lutheran Lectures.

Drawing to, an end is the observ-
ance by the Lutheran church of the
4OOlh anniversary of the reformation
or the sixteenth century. The lee
lures by Drs. Bard, Stauffer and Roy
ere nave stirred steadily increasing
interest. Information as to the even,
celebrated, and its effects down to the
present day, has been given in no
partisan manner, nor even narrowed
TO It's religious aspects in general In
part this doubtless accounts for the
popularity of the course. Credit to
many reformers besides Martin Luther
has been acknowledged. and the ref
ormation's great impress depicted in
relation to many departments of mod.
ern life.
Tomorrow the Rev Ralph Weiss
miller OF Kansas City comes to speak
on The Reformation's Effect Upon
Education" This possibly will be the
last of the lectures, and in every way
VIII be an important one. Among the
younger Lutheran clergymen of this
section DR.. Weissmller is most largely
In demand as a public speaker FOR
special occasions where adaptabiiity
ana forcefulness In presentation are
desired. Not many years removed
from university life himself, he is par
ticuiarly well furnished to set forth
with freshness of conviction the sub
Ject of modern principles of learning.
This free lecture is scheduled for
I:30 p. M, Wednesday evening, at the
Lutheran church, Fifth and Elwood
avenue. The usual musical treat may
oe counted on from the choir.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
THURSDAY IS DAY OF
NEXT ROTARY MEETING
Allen d. Albert Arrives We'd
nesday Night; Important
Lecture Friday.

The regular weekly luncheon OF the
Tulsa Rotary club will not be held
until Thursday noon of this week, ac-
cording to announcement OF Presi-
dent w. A. Nandever. Allen u. AL
bert, former international Rotary
president and noted civic expert who
is being brought 10 Tulsa by Aho locaf
club To make a study of the commu-
nifty, will arrive from Shreveport
Wednesday night and it is in order TO
have him present that the meeting has
been postponed until Thursday noon
II was decided yesterday 10 have Mr.
Albert deliver his lecture on THE Art
OF Building a city in Central high
school auditorium Friday night. The
pace seats 1900 persons. Members OF
the Rotary club will be given ten
tickets each to issue 10 ten friends
who are thinkers and vltally inter
estcd in the welfare of Tulsa. Both
men and women will be invited and
admission will be by ticket only
Mr.. Albert will spend Thursday and
Friday in making an exhaustive study
or the city based on his observations
When here as guest of the club two
years AGO His lecture Friday night
Will deal with both the good and bad
about Tulsa, and he will recommend a
deflnite city plan for the futude. The
Rotary club will carefully select its
guests for this occasion, for they bA.
heve something definite will come out
OF Mr. Albert's investigation and iec-
ture
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
SOL HAS MORE DIFFICULTY
Passenger Who Was "Oilcd" Didn't
Fancy Being Eicctcd.

Sol Burkett. taxi driver. didn't like
the way w. n. Nummety started
toward him with big Arkansaw
"toothpick' drawn and he had Num-
mety arrested
Sol said Nummety. carrying a heavy
load of 10y juice" hailed him at the
corner OF Second and Main and en-
gagged passage in his jitney, telling
him en- route that he was "as drunk
as S1O7 7.OoO, 900" He was so bolster
Gus, Sol said, that he was forced to
eject him from the machine for the
protection Of two lady passengers in
the rear seat
Nummety told him he'd "get him"
as he came back down the street. so
Sol dropped by officer Pinkstons g
home and procured protection
AS they ncared the place of Num-
mety's ejectment he was standing
waiting. with his open knife in his
hand. Pinkston was riding just be-
mind on his motorcycle Nummety
started toward Sol and Sol fled.
Il was only going out to pay him
my fare, which | had forgotten" said
Nummety but this explanation didn't
appeal To the court, who fined him
S25
Pinkston testified that he might
also have arrested Sol for speeding as
he was making his getaway from his
antagonist
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
KENDALL ALREADY FOR
JOURNEY TO ARKANSAS
No More Injuries Received
From Last Game But Full
back Gale Still Out.

All arrangements for the invasion
or the Presbyterians Saturday into
the camp OF the Arkansas RaZorbacks
were completed yesterday by Manager
robinson of the team. The X endall-
ties viii depart Friday evening a. GAO.
lG strong, and arrive in Fayetteville'
Ark, the following morning where
signal practice will be held.
The Preshyterians were exception
any lucky In the game with the Kan
sans last Saturday and no more In
luries were sustained by any mem bers.
They will be in splendid shape by Sat
urday 1t Is thot by the coaches if no
other mishaps occur during scrim-
mage.
Gales arm which has kept him out
OF practice for two weeks was slightly
improved yesterday but he was not
permitted to work by the coaches.
Doubt remains now as to whether he
Will be able To be in the lineup against
the Razorhacks Saturday but with
the rest OF the team getting into shape
Kendall supporters are greatly re-
licved over the outlook.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
OKLAHOMA SCHOOLS TO
TACKLE SOLDIER TEAM
Kendall and Oklahoma Aggies
on Football Schedule of
Camp Funston.

| CAMP FUNSTON. Kan. Oct. az
United States win be represented on
the gridiron this year with as com
plete a galaxy Of stellar players rs will
the Camp Funston national army can
tOnment. Football is the re-eminent
sport of the camp. Every company
has It's team. every regiment, and then
there Is the major team, which yep
resents the picked men from the en-
tire roll Of officers and privates sta
toned In the cantonment.
The direction OF the "major" eleven
Is IN the hands of Or Paul Withing-
ton head coach at Wisconsin last
year and divisional directors have
charge OF the smaller teams.
Games have been scheduled for
Camp Funston's varsity with Illinois,
Missouri School Of Mines. Colorado
college. Oklahoma A. & NJ. college,
Henry Kendall and tentative arrange
ments are being made to add the uni
versities Of Kansas and Nebraska to
the list for pOst-season gumes.
For Kansas and Nebraska to meet
the Funston varsity. II will be neces-
sary to obtain permission from the
Missouri valley conference representa-
tiVes. At present there Is "A ruling
against post-season games, but II IS
thot that the valley schools will make
AN exception OF the games with the
soldiers.
Every Saturday afternoon not one
but many football games are being
played at the cantonment. The big
league games are to be played at the
camp. with no admission charge.
Among the players well known in
the valley conference, who are mem
bers OF Washington's army squad are
Adrian Lindsey, captain of last years
Jayhawkers. and John Fast of the
same team. "Potsy" CLARK, who years
ago was one Of the gridiron stars of
the Big Nine" conference with
luppke's Illinois eleven, is also a
member of the squad a majority of
he players are officers who have
come from the various colleges and
Universities in the east and middle
west and who are finished veterans of
he game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
WATHEWSON WINNER AT
LIBERTY BOND SELLING

CINCINNATI, oct. 22.-Among the
subscriptions TO the Liberty loan here
today was one of S50.0 made thru
Christie Mathewson, m nager of the
Cincinnati National league baseball
club by Max tleischmann. a Cincin-
natl business man recently appointed
a major in the aviation corps.
Ma,hewson is deVoting his time as
a volunteer worker in obtaining sub
scriptions Heinie Groh. another
member of the Cincinnatis. also is
soliciting subscriptions, and Hal Chase
wired from Kansas City today that he
would arrive tomorrow and assist IN
the work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
Pryor S3. Alton 4.

ALTON, Okla. Oct. 21.-Afton met
defeat in a very decisive form at
Pryor when the latter defeated Alton
33 to I. Alton has now won two
games out of three this season and is
not discouraged at all. The Pryor
team was much heavier than the Alron
team, especially the back field, and
the game was Pryor's from the very
start. Alton fought good game and
never gave up, but the Pryor team s
weight and experience was too much
for the light Alton team 10 overcome.
Alton will play Seneca at Alton next
Friday, October 26. this being a re-
turn game. Alton defeated Seneca at
Seneca and expect to be able to turn
the trick again with a larger score
on the home grounds.