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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

Thermos lunch kits or bottles.
Nothing better for Christmas gift.
The Court Pharmacy. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

FOR SALE-40-acre farm three miles
from Ocala. Land adapted to the
growing of cotton. Apply to Fl. D.
Stokes. 6-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

v ANTFD-Some one who has a
horse and tools to plough % or 80
acres near Oakhurst. State price per
acre. Address J. B. Gross, 816 South
Adams street. 12-6t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

Mr.. C. V. Miller of Tampa was a
business visitor to the city yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

Chesapeake Bay Oysters received
daily at the Delicatessen Shop, Ocala
House block. IT,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

FOR SALE-Gentle horse eight years
old. Work anywhere. First $50 gets
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

Rev. Bunyan Stephens is in Jack
sonville today on business visit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

WANTED-A few of our subscribers
to bring in wood for their dues. Bring
it between the hours of $50 a. m.
Monday and HAS p. m. Saturday. We
allow market price. The Star. 7-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

WANTED-Old False Teeth. Don't
matter if broken. pay 81 to $15 per
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

set. Send by parcel post and receive
check by return mail. L. MAYER,
2OO7 S. Fifth Avenue, Philadelphia,
Pa. 1O-18t*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

FOR SALE-Nice lot 70 I12 in sec
ond ward also nice residence lot at
5000. W. w. Condor. 21-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12
ljNCLASSlFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED, LOST, FOUND, FOR
SALE, FOR RENT AND SIM
LIAR LOCAL NEEDS

RATES:-Six line maximum, one
time CSC; three times soc; six times
75c.; one month IS. Payable in advance.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

Star sds. are business builders.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

FOR RENT-The residence known
as the Rawls home on Month Sanchez
street. All modern improvements.
Apply to C. Rheinauer. 11-26-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

WANTED-Three or four furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Cot
tage or bungalow preferred. Address,
Ocala, at Star office 11-2t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

FIRE WOOD-For SALE Stove wood
lengths. Phone 185X, for prompt de-
livery. J. C.. Johnson. 10-1m*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-12

LOST-On the streets, a crochet bag
with several articles inside. Finder
will please return to Mrs. Ed. Carmi-
chael. IL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
OSASTO

Gofoontimis9etfi icapui. quo ial,.
ri buone oil miellpttGlp1n l1mnin ia
fatoSta bimmeGsti malaistu. @1bi-
tellen iaupui tuliioita. enimmGtieen
apanboia, tuttliia fasipoia. &aiffi o.
Ii n~iinfuin ennentin. 8aibteletpa al
ia eli ollut maiflttanait tdGll1 mitGGn
mmltofIia. 9mlIettiin Tamoju Ialllu-
ia; nina nidiin ne wield i1e iGfeeltd
ultoa. Samat idfeet, iamat rirfollf-
let, ianat menettelpt. @uitfi, faiffi
niinfuin miiiitoista Uliotta FIFTEEN.
@ain life dim aipan mliltttumlt.
<infa olinfaan ferrun idsid ieiiras-
Ia bebfnnutl &uinfa olitaan ipoG-
meni ferran tGlIaiiina betfind lpffi-
MT tusfaiiesta liifutufiesta ia iloi-
iesta oootaifiesta. Npt istiin paital-
lani IpoGn fplm1nG. M~ufoufiista ia
plrbeiStu eli plnittunut miittaufiia mi
mum, miittnrfiia, lotfa olipat fpllin
ielipiG. Bllbuttiin mafapnsti eniin
raffauoen bplfGGniiestG. Wtattta mi
I'd palmpammin riifeiltiin ia pipbiit-
tim, iit1 f~plmenmGltd tuntui minus
to ipbGmesiGni. On b~etfeafG1n tot
monlt, ettG tGsid felrrasfa iaiiin ct
iia ifuista onneani. Mito a%iotl1f1et
ia toitpeet olinpat ainaifefii bGpinneet
&1dntpmistG j~anoa1uasta lnpiesta
oil tlilllrt fplmG aripcsteliia. gri-
tpistG Observation-Disclosures ber1ttihpGt
minuSia latliit ia ~iGnpeleet. 81, nil
litoista pltotta iitten oQin tGpoestd
~ipoGmestd laillornit mltfanal Mlttta
f%itluneena aifana olin toiiaalla, crit
tdinfin Samnelperisia oppinitt turte-
maan lliberilaiien firton laiiliiaartei-
ia. Dim fullllltt f%ellaiiio laliluia
FUN: "gtpt fiit1 Iielun Serraa' tai
"SSlimnla olfoon nrmias". DIN ai-
nafim iaanit aolpistlifien iiitG, mif1
bengen riffaus, moima ia ibonlus on
fGttettpn1 nGibin lauluibin. Sitd-
pnstoiit tuntlliipot nGlnG enimmGf-
ieen @nglannista lainotut ielralall-
Tut minuStu peGfGltG flirialta ideie-
pinalta. On wabimfo, ettG fafialai-
men biiono tapa tGllafin alalla lime
nee: len iiiaan ettG iloitiiiimme eipan
feltien laltlltaarteemIne ritfaltoesta
ia ammentaiiimme iiitG Dbd iplpem-
mGltG - fen iiiaan iGtamme ne fGpt-
tGmGttG ia iponme uIfomaalaista'
arnroleipdG.
(Satfetaan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
fflsstarin ssurassa.
&iri. Stiaf Nisiild.
(Sn!toa Siilttarpan admeen t917

,.ge@s@a-A<~~N
Sitoasti, mur1emielin asteli gu
10 leurataloa fobti. SO allos frllli
bGn folinista peiittiita pirtista, fltta
lifommG ban iaoplri, iitG foiniimmal
lie meiiuu tintlii. Istlittltoon pirt-
tim, istri ban etumaiielIe lait6alle,
iofa oil aietettit folnuen polfpn paa-
bGn.
Sstitroitttliaan loi ban ~futieenla
iellraDleiioon, jofa mltooostii bar-
maabopiiiista mmbltflista, dina ai-
tien rinnoillo lepGGhpiin iplilopiiin
Ioaffa. &aiffi nGpttipGt Min onnel-
lililta, tpptup1iiiltG ia bartailta. Sri
nd istii nitoriIoa timmonbornaisia
ia mustisia miinais- flromolaiiislo
faniallisprapuisia. .SeibGn faimoai-
tenla, rebelillet, firffoot tatieenia PIT
buimat p~itbtmtoen fofonaiiiui6esta.
Gsilo Ioitput pletp1r, faiiniin Lehman
bei6Gn fofo olentoonia.
2ottialla ~puitfelebtt pienofaifio
biljaa irpattaen toiiilleen, pGGstGen
filolim tGlloin beliiepdn /. noitrlirt.
Waitta milolin iiGn tai Gioin mafatpa
tatie 9eibin inttli, oil ie fitin witian
isfu. Sc istitipat betfiien fliin lpo-
tpir1, ainoasti elGtpGt, firffaat iii.
mGt abferasti Iiiffiiiapat.
TGrnGn ebti nlpori plioppiGas buo-
mania ernertfiiin tpirii paGttpi.
Seitraa iatfui mpobGGn illana,
NielG pulpit pitGiGn risori opitGoispos
tori, iefG mitit6an berGnnGisatffo pr
tGjGn ipriGfplGItG.
8GtepiG olipot fanat, ioita milo
pitbitiot Serran tieIlG ~moeltdiille put
bnipat. See mirrtiipat fiiitliiain fp-
0drnet, tetipmt tebottomifii oman litii
loblrsfaiioen ia pauolinniien fristiIli-
fppoer, ne feboittitpat iofaista usfol-
liieet toistelilin berrafria ia mesta-
rinia ~pitoIesto. Sofoiien on toistel-
tohpa omoSia pnpGristosid, omosio
%tohperi- ia tirttopdpiirisid ia tGmG
toistelit, iofo Mestoriin Iitottoen, 3D.
neItd -aplta rufoillen toistellom,
pGGttpp ipoittoon, iosto on poIffono
poiton fririinii ia idincn raiibo ia for
tpinto.
Mdin paibeli SuIo, ostlieit @Gnto-
taIosta pitfm iGrtper rdntoo fotiaon
fobti. Soohpiittlioon fniiniin piiiston
ldpi mietuGlIe politlIe, iota ipffpn
pisoIifinr iS6ai tnispooEtd Deibosti tun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12

me epGtoipolla. @aun fun me ia
tromnte, ie fannattaa ia iiaa on ian
natut iemme, me ilmaiiemme tot1l-
ben ipaofaSia foetellun warmlritem-
iolle tpomme perltstettanpa on.
sis iofainen miori, nousfaa plosl
SerGtfGd, tulfoa ia fGptGa. polmis-
tusajatlrfiilla aiiaan fiinnil Hois e.
lpGusto, ep1toipo, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ia piffatmaflt1lsl Srna aiiamme, o.
mo tpomme, oma toimintamme on
lfpipmDflesi1. SebfGdHmme tpota,
Min taitan fuin pairp1 on. 90 lo1-
tlrt, filIoin enrnle taiba tp0td tebo1l
Hicbarb 9. Hiemi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
Nmorten oiastum litfiiain bnpmiopn.
~Dtettaiuaa!

&uinfa falnpm Standardization
fesfuuoesia fasaponlt mloriio toimii
bdianoiiena? SGm1 plpmps 9erGii e.
riddle foltnclle lrsfomaiielle n~itorelle
min %claip6nG, ettG pdGtos of betl a.
lustaa pleiien mioriioliiton perusta.
minen fesfttltteemme.
MifG estG1 t1lIoiien liiton perrsta
mistn? sc tiliii olenaan eniimGi-
men laatitaan Mmerifm luinalaiIilla
ia len tointintatapa tliliii i~drjestett1-
rpGtii ebbottomasti pllbtaalle raar,a-
tulliielle ia luteeriloiien opin pob-
idlle. Sitdpaitit ie on malLan tor
peeIlinen, jos mielinme ioaoa TOTO
naiiulrtta aifoan fuarinrm1e fas1pn-
tustposi1. sos mafaipa tarfoitiif-
Iemme on fristinopin ia iiiomalaihrii-
ben iGilpttGminen tlllepniiuiioesia,
Glfoon pfiifdGn firttotuntamnne ID
fen tai pst1apG m~astlstafo pritpstG,
iota fulfil nosta1naan faninrnme RI
ieisiG ia nltoriiomme rinnoisia ristin
lipun pba forfeanmolle ia paiflitta-
iparmnafii; jofa fofoiii beibGt pboen
1eiupus-tlllen pmpGriIle, iloitiemaan
eta Sumala on iuiiri tallefin fmrial-
le loapinnon iititren f~alaiiuuoen mitG
firtfoimmalla tdlpulla ilmpittanrt ia
ettd me iaamtnte olla nieita len idilpt-
tGmiiesiG. Ndin teb6esiGmune leit-
room1rte Suomesia, iiGimne ipnnpin
maasia, meille ofoitettid eiimerffiG.
Sitmalar iob6olIa erurle moi, emnte-
I'd taboofam toiiin tebbd; filld tieoan
ia tpdbdpasti uston ettd tdGrfaltainen
liitto iGilpttGG ebeptenfd ia nasbao
turfoitltfenia tddad pbtabppin fitin
Saiomesfafin.
SGmtGn liitor eniimdinen tortoitus
perd oIiii paifullismsorifoieitpain pb-
teenliitt1mirten ia baiaIIa oIetpien
nirorten tofpominen poifallisieliroi-
bin. &c poifi iobta ia iGriestd1 fas.
t~uatustpotd ieurafunisia; ie ipoiii
mpos fiistantaa pb0en fifGlGbetps
foornaaiunfin ipitoben maibeilla ia
toimia monta folIista tebtGtpGG
joita noioom ieIosteIla cncumGn pf-
iilOfobtaiiesti tlionneunpono. Sent on
main fpipmpffend liiton perustami-
nen. Mei6Gn festimioesiu on pal
Jon aiiaun innostltneita ~nitorio, ioter
iisfallan toipoa rlfriasto ia ibmeitG
pioitttpoa fnrtotiisto oiiamme tGptGr
toon ponemiiesio.
Sos me iatonme, ei ie tonnoto,
me ,pulbeteIemnte ia p~itbdrmrse mos
tom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sos me IA.
rrOulsle, Ell fila ole ranr,atisto, me
fduimmre epdaisfon bdipitt6d tp0tGm-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12

laiii, bilierii bGn fulfuanr, pppbfGii
posfipGilleen tpierineitd tppneleitG ia
pltbeli fuisfaaipin ianoin:
= On ne narbat berGnnGislifot ia
-miimmpt paljo fofeneet, polio be
main otpnt Mestnriltoan iaaneet iel-
laista, iota Ell maailmd moi pmmdr-
tGG. sc on l1sf6lliiesta taistelitsta
pdlffa, jofa on iad1piitett1 10 tG1llG
aiasia. Nhttta ilirempi, artpotfaml.
pi, Innoilla flhpaamnton palffu, Or
6ottaa beitG tltonelan tuolla puolen.
Snnelltiia otpat ne mlrlifaiiet ia nei-
toilet, ioilIa on tltollaiiet n~an9atfiet
ia iotfa iaaapot tltoDloisten ~opettaiain
.ialfain iitresia oppia elGmdrt Dfiir-
!tebtaiiio, mlittu pleapia io pp6iS to-
poja. Siell1 oppiapnt be tlintemaan
oifean %toii-onneen iobtatpnn tien -.
funpa m%inItin cliiin MIN ontelli-
nenl
Warbain %ieurnnpara oarrtlitia, alt-
rineon noitstesIa ibGn tanpaolto, lab
iii Srlo fGhpelemG1n rantatietG Ma-
ron fotia fobti. Ml,tta CT bGn pittdl-
le ebtinpt, funs;o totperinio tlrli bdll-
ID pastaan iloiiena ia reippoa1ta.
- SppGG blcmento, Sulo! &itin-
fas iinG npt nGin aifoiiin fGtpelpllG
MirG nion tltlla iirrlto berGttGmGGm
iiitG iifedstG forttiunestaii, iobo,t
litulin iinitr1 10 ifip6ilpifii ~n,ttfineen,
mrtta taiiipa ie Ola main eiIispai.
m1m oitflija.
= @oiban mtffinpofin fGtpellG fun
niifieen tllee, moitbon niinollen feb
Cd berGtpstpotGii nptfial. &GpoGGnpG
%tatonne plilitarban putpiGiongille pafi-
noimoon, tarfenennte iiellG bpipin,
fosfa ON nGitt a1mniti ia firios, JOS
fin lpfipinen, irtrratntaiaamit. &ub-
ben tlinin fitlitttipo lGboen fiuffoon,
mlitta ebtiibGn tGsid tptelG. =. MitG
fii,tlitit teatteritnaffalreff
= BoIio olifin mcnettdnpt, jos o.
Giiin idGnpt iielta pois. st usfo, MT
den bpapin ndptos onttistlti ia miten
Ne of traagiliien idnnittGtpd, iefd
mniitten taiteelliiesti faitnis.
MitG miirten of oppimista iii
ND bphpin onnistltneesia raffaiis6raa-
masfa, Ohio mieIestGii iiirtd mitdGr
iolostatpaa2
= Soinen tpoipi itntittia liitG, mt
ia t~oiielle on tpostermieIistG ia toisto
apotpi ialostoa ie mifi toista biioron
too.
sc on lotto mitG fanoit. gtbdr
finofodn ipiibop ieitroisia, etfd loo
iieltd mitGGn ~ioGostuhpaa; iiis mieIt-
%pifeemrne eroatpnt jprf1sti. Canon
citizen teatterifiertleen ioboosta ipie-
Ia miiittamott farart: sc nGptti pori
tai uieompio tnrtia festGipGn, i1n-
nitt1ip1n roffmisoroomon. @iirippr
losfettiin, pIciio poistii jdriitetpir
mielin.. @oifuttito nGptos beibir
iolostoiposti, nostifo ie ~iitpeelIiiiG
titnteita, onfoifo oibetto pubtooieer
ia plep1Gn acknowledgements t, fe-
boittito ontoomom establishments
iia tapoia ia antoito aibetto toiiruf'
fmtteen, tpoi palmetto ie nGitd oIass
&iistif0bdn ie main pois ienfin pib,
toan belrnen, iofa rtorien iiitrnm6si1
on iditpnpt fenties ~ldpfrmtoen tuorboi
firniTtu nioiItu2 ScrIe ftdin fdtpi, nil,
polio bdr rtenetti, poIio bnboti. q
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
s~Arn. ,a' l.

moi foStann ittrbotttaa lttG iltaa, iol-
loin din piimeiie EN- terran teatterisio.
Siella eiitettiin fiqoin erGs r~itosnGp.
telmG. @besiGni istui mliliarl rupori
roltapa ia bGnen pieresIGGn flnioen
tai ieitieman ipiiotias tptt0. SGmG
pienofainen fatioi iilmiGGn liifutta-
motto rGpttGmolle, tefi bermostunei-
to liiffeitG, MILLION MOUTH ieiIoalle,
milloin oienii pienet fGtenid ifGGn-
flin mtttaafieen orenalla ~iurnnatta.
tpaa, banen fatieenia i1nnittpi ia fas-
wonia falpeniapat. Scum poistitimme
~teatterista, fiirlin tilon pienotaiien
fpipp1n liiflttettrna: "Sappoifo ie
letd fen toiien letGn, Giti2" Willaiien
tuapon linalet poimsnse~S ason aisS2~
faiien berffaGn mieleen?
= gib1n ole paffo lpie61 lapSia
t~ertteriin, ie on panbernpaim Ipp, Ell
tpdt teatterit ole Iapiia iparten, pliol.
teli @aro.
Saa'o, mtitta titollaiiia lapiia
on meisid aitaibmiiisiGfin palion.
= &pllG feloisten ibmisten on pa
rcmpi ppNp1 pirtin penfiad, iparba
iuiriifirjo ia manbaa laiia pittdfate-
fiutts taiisiG.
= ga flitenfin funnioittaiiin bel
I'd enemmGn finn niitd iotfa blthpitte.
lllisla albania fullitt@pat. So ilot-
,icni loptpp nuoriiopireisiGfin iellai-
fia, jotfa tGsiG otpat minlin fansiani
im1aa mieltG. 81 fosfnnn moi I'M
9oittaa mielest6ni fobtaitsta, jonfa
iattltmnlta erGGlIG m~attaIani olin tt
Iaiiuuoesia nGfemG1n ia frrirleinoan.
sos baIiiat fiiulla min ferron iiita f.
MULE.
= Nnna flttllia main, on6an lie
9allSfan flitlla toiSten iattlnpia pa-
finuita, ianoi @aro, puboItain pafiun
tiipafanI oltbain ilmaart ia moiniitlteri
mtfahpaan aientoon ~nariietpann tori-
tiioliin. =, NJ.
Snlo istui betfiIen miettiipGnG ia
altoi iittet tppnesti ia tparmoin ia.
NOM p%ltbrtnaan ieitraatpoart tapaan:
= NGind pdihpinG on filIlnni1t to-
ian miifi mrotta iiihG, tim ndin G.
rdaSfG pienesid &arinlan falptngis-
Ia fafii Observation-Disclosures istatpart e.
rdGnG berttoiiena ippsfaiiin iltana e.
rGGn faittiin rartdpatiStort finertp6l-
I'd penfiIlG, ionfa e6esiG of pp0reG
flffotarba. SiitG pGbm et1Gmpdrd
mnttamon metrin p1dsiG Ioinebtii
biliaIGeen 9oatofan Iob6eImaan fe-
hppet oaIlot. 2dboen pli iuiehpG1 Ia.
peaa ioIfniiltaa riertii pbteen ionoon
ibmiiid. Seitd fatieIIesia ionoi toi-
men fofeIaisfa: 2atios fuimfa fanIoo
fiirebtGG faitpungintaIoIIe ia eipG IT.
mae oibetto, ouban iieII1 mieroile-
mosia eros teotteriieuriie pGGfolapitn
gisto, emntebdn mefGGn pois iGG2
Weind fuiterfin iG6n, EN- moi tiIla te-
atteriin, fila iilloin menctteliIin mos
toin omootltntooni ia Nestorini tob-
too ia ritfoiiin iiieni ppbid ia tnunii-
to topoio ia ponbempieni iaIot toi-
meet minun iirbteeni pettpiIap1t. %
len herdnneittcn piireistd Eobjon-
mooItd, b~er6nneittcn Idpfio. Gifd IT.
fifddn berdnndispiiriin bnaIuapu non
bus .fno. ettd bdnen Iup6enia bdptp64
~teotterisio, Ella miistafaan iento.
(Snt6oo 6:nunIIa itussIn)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-12
"Katso, nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."
Eraan "Kaantymatt0man" Elsmasta
@irioitti @il9elm granSt

Tempt, mitta en- ollut fddntpnpt, fn-
ten be. Observation-Disclosures oQin iaa-
punat @lberfeloiin, fddntpmdttoma-
ma mpos Idboin iieltG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-13
MARRIED MEN MAY BE
RETURNED TO FAMILIES
Crowder Holds the Husband
Should Not Be Drafted if
Wife Not Independent.

SHREVEPORT. La. Oct. 12.-rhe
Western Louisiana exemption board
Friday afternoon issued n statement
with copies OF a telegram from Adult
ant General c. C. McRory OF Louisiana
advising receipt OF the following mes
sage from the provost marshal general,
finally settling the Vexed question as
to liability OF married men.
'lf tho family at the time of the
registrants summons and prior there
to We're and had been mainly depend
ent upon his labor Tor support. h.
should be discharged regardless OF
whether his parents or relatives or
those of his wife are financially able
to support their dependents during alb
sence of registrant while In service"
The district boards statement says
"Undcr this ruling II seems that the
only inquiry to be mace by local boards
and district boards in cases OF de-
pendency is whether the wife has an
Independent income sufficient 10 sup
port herself and children, IL any. dur
ing the absence OF her husband In the
service"
Several hundred men who have hecr
sent from western Louisiana TO Camp
Pike are expected to be released un-
der this ruling.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-13
WHITES CONVICTED FOR
ST. LOUIS RACE RIOTS
Fourteen Years Imprisonment
for Men Who Dragged
Negro to Death.

BELLEVILLE, ILL.,. oct 12.-rhc
first white men 10 go TO trial on
charges growing out of the East st.
Louis race-riots OF last July were
found glilty by a jury in the circuit
court this afternoon. The jury was
out two hours.
Ten negroes were found guilty last
Sunday and each were given inde-
terminate sentences of fourteen years.
Similar terms OF imprisonment were
fixed against the two white men found
guilty today.
The men convicted today care Her
bert Wood and Leo Keane. Jointly
charged with the murder OF Scott
Clark, negro. who died four days
after the riot OF July 2, as result OF
injuries received in the rioting.
Witnesses for the state testified that
Wood and Keane were arrested as they
were dragging Clark along the street
by rope which hdd been fastened
about his neck. Keane is but II years
old.
Next Monday three more white men
will be placed on trial on charges
growing out OF the riot. The state
will try to prove them guilty of the
murder OF two negroes and of the kill
ing OF white man. who was slain by
"A stray bullet as he was standing In
front of his store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-13
C. F. NOBLE CHOSEN
WALKERS SUCCESSOR
Prominent Oil Producer Com
missioner of Streets and
Public Property.

BY unanimous vote of the commits
sioners, Charles II. Noble. prominent
oil producer of Tulsa, was named
commissioner of streets and public
property yesterday to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF A. ID.
Walker. month ago.
The name of Mr.. Noble was placed
in nomination by Mayor John ii. Sim
mons. Ills confirmation was moved
by Commissioner Funk and seconded
by Commissioner Younkman. The
appointment was made without dis
Cussion.
Under the ordinance passed by the
commission some time ago, Rev. ii. L.
Jones, who has been in the grocery
business here for twenty years, was
made inspector of weights and meas-
ures. He assumes his work at once.
Following complaints made against
the practice of smoking in closed
street cars. the commission authorized
John II. Ramsey, assistant city at
torney, to draw up an ordinance
against such practice. The railway
companies favor 1t. as their prohibi-
ton of smoking inside the cars has
been frequently disregarded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-13
Bullet Hail Interspersed With
Asphyxiating Gas Bombs;
Artillery Continues.
GERMANS FORCE BACK SLAVE
Russians Driven to Retreat By
Heavy Fire; Big Guns
Busy Everywhere.
By Associated Press

For the first time since he started
series or ATTACKS against 1he German
positions In Flanders. Field Marshal
haig has had to cease operation be
fore all the detectives were attained
IL was not the German guns. how
ever. that stopped the British. L.
was more than usually heavy rain
fall. which started during the battle
and turned the already swampS
region, over which the men were
supposed to pass. into veritable
quasnire, from which they could no
untrack themselves for a forward
move.
The drive as has been customary
in Haig's strategy was started In the
early hours OF Friday morning and
extended from near the Southols,
wood to below the Ypres- -Menin road
At several points the British sue
ceedcd in gaining ground over fronts
ranging up to thousand yards. bui
here the rain intervencd and the
fighting ceased for the day. Dur!nf
the forward movement over the six
mile front the I'rltlsh captured In the
aggregate about six hundred prison.
ers.
The struggle was particularly Bit
tor to the north of Poelctpelle and
around Passchendalc. In the latter
region the Germans apparently nave
masscd their strongest array OF
troops. hopeful Of being able to stay
a further press forward by the Brit
!sh toward the Ostend-Lille railroad.
Germans Prepared to Attack.
The Germans were expecting the
battle for several hours prior to the
sg,i1l for the British to attack and
they laid down n heavy blrrage fire
along the line, interspersing the rain
OF steel and explosive shells with
asphyxiating gas bombs.
Considerable artillery activity still
prevails between the French and Ger
mans along the Chemin des Danes
In Champagne and on the Ypres Sec
tor. but no important infantry en-
engagements have taken place. Like
wise In the Austro- Italian theater and
in Macedonia the big guns are doing
all the work except for reconnoiter-
Ing and outpost encounters In the
latter region.
Along the Pskoff road in the Riga
sector on the Russian front the Rus
slams again have been forced to give
ground to the Germans under u heavy
fire. Further south. however. the
Russians In counterattacks have re-
captured trenches which the Ger
mans took Wednesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-13
La Toilette COlDardly,
Declares w. II. Taft

ROCKFORD. ILL.,, oct. l2,-Former
President w. II. Taft, speaking here
tonight, attacked pacifists and asked
IL Senator LaFollette or any other
paeifist had the right to set a new
standard OF Americanism-a standard
which says III the enemy is puny.
fight him. If he is strong. acquiesce. y
Had Venezuela sunk our ships we
would have sent warships to her doors
at once demanding reparation. Be-
cause Germany is powerful should we
allow her to take actions which would
cause war II taken by smaller coun-
try? IaFollette and other pacifists
would not have objected to fighting
Venezuela-why should he object to
fighting Germany"