davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-03


Bell went back TO quarterback in place
of Cook, for Penn, and Lehr went 10 quar-
terback and Coffin TO left end for Lafayette
Cressell replaced Van Ginkle at left end
for Penn.
Scott kicked on to Berry, who ran back
20 Penn's SO-yard line. on the hidden ma n
trick. Bell threw a long forward pass to
Miller and the Penn captain made 20
yards. straus hit the line for yards and
then took a forward pass from Berry for a
2-yard gain and first down. Bell hit the
line for s yards. Scott intercepted Bells
forward pass on his own SO-yard line.
Thomas spilled smith for 2-yard loss
I.ehr punted 20 yards to Berry, who re-
turned the ball yards TO Lafayette's 46-
ward line. Berry smashed center for 6
wards. He carried the ball again and this
time made yards more and first down
Bert Bell was smothered on an attempted
end run and lost yard forward pass
Rell To Straus. netted ? yards.
ON a reverse forward pass, Bell threw
The hall but nobody was under Il and Il
-ro,,ndkd. Berry tried another neld gQal
'tlr llmo from the fs-yard linz. and failed
J an1Il IN bail was given So fNfsFrtl'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-03
CORNELL TEAM MEETS
CARNEGIE TECHNOLOGY
Injuries to Nethercott, Pendle-
ton and Ackerknecht Consid-
erably Handicap Ithacans
ITHACA. n. Y. Nov.

ITHACA, n. Y, Nov. 5.
Under leaden skies, but with generally
favorable conditions, Cornell and Carnegie
Tech battled here this afternoon. Both
teams were confident the Pittsburghers
coming here TO get Cornell this year. Like
the Ithacans, they lack veteran material
Injuries to Nethercott, Pendleton and
Ackerknecht handicapped Cornell consider
ably and although these men were sehed-
uled TO start the game, Doctor Sharpe
planned TO substitute at an early hour,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Gcin Go6n crtrnnfcn ?

Der Eoli0iit Charles 6. 6or bonl
norooiiliden Iiitrift gloubt. ooB Icin
Sobn ~G6orIie~, Scr ieit 9(pril ans
Der @obnlA9 ieincr GItern, SIR. 240.
Glib Yottcrion-Gorf. g(bc.. perihmun.
ocn it, Gin Opfcr cines ll.gootes &c.
morocn 1T. Gs mar om 2. Suli ais
Die Glteru eincn flir5en 9rief bon
Gborlie aus 2ouOon erbielten, in oenl
er ibncn mittbciItc, CT ner0e bolo
Su @oliie iein@r fam niht, nod bor.
ten 0ic GItern ieitOem bon i6m. go.
light 6or bot iiM nm 9huSflinft an
sen nncrifaniidcn aouiuI in 2onOon
ocpnnot Gburlic NOR i'm Sonuor
beim1cfonmcn, bon elmer 9iciie Inn
ole bol6e g9elt. Gr nobm cine SteI-
luua an umO idicn gIiidIid uno gu.
fricocu bis TT cines idoneu Cages
er DeriAwunOeu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
SlutO iuieocrocfuuOeu.

Gos pluto BON Or. Seiie 6. Goa.
gins pom 9ourel SanatorilmL oas
Dor eiupm Soule an Der @orriion'
9lbenuc wegqcitobIeu moroen mar,
iullroc BON Dem 9oli5iiteu WiinterS
in Scr Oldbe scr gofer. uno Calhoun
StroBc lpieocrgefrnoen. Die Wlo.
id)inc mar mobIbebaIten; iic mar on.
iheincno BON 2cuteu Oie iie fiir cine
@ergniigunastour bcnubt bottem
nidt beiddoiot porOcn. CT. Gog.
Qins mnr gan5 critount geitern Dlor.
qcn i'm Sonotorilm, ais cr pon Der
@oliSei iiber oen 10 idneIlen Sumo
ietieS 9lutos tclepbonii6 bcnohrih.
ti0t mur6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17


2eiter Der 9iepubliinncr scr Sto9t
mlie9t jim St Soiep9S Noipital
elmer Operation &or unr fur.
SC 3eit franf. &ar Sabre long
2hm0cS Stenereinne1mcr imo
Aaitc cine creigniBpoac Sauibo5n-
2sor GO Sabre alt.
Ger tonongcbenoe Scitcr Der r..
pu6lifanii6cu itd0tiideu Crsaniia.
iion SATIRE lang 9unoes. .Steuerein-
nc1mcr I'M Soien 9oltinore's mo
3nleet einer Der Stoots.g9onoelbil.
ocr.Gcuiorcu itorb gcitern 0loreea
un z ll6r i'm 81. Soiep6s.So
al ben 8olgen elmer hirurgiiden
Gperaiiou Der cr am z. September
mier8o9en muroe Gieie ipor nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
gicr edlaOeuerIot.alaaen.


9ier ouf 9utomobil.l .llniGIle bcril.
benoe SdDoocneriatflogen wuroen om
SonIiog III oen Weridtcn Der Stoot
onbduaig acmndt. George 80. 0oe-
bcrciner puroe I'M Superiot.@ .@eri6t
fir 0ie gerIctmGcn oes II Sabre
nlteu Oscar Sobnion fir Oie cr all.
ae6lid pcranhportlid) iein iou, ais
Scr Gnobc ON 30. g(uouIt BON 0oe.
bereincrS @anibinc un ser Sutton.
mo 0loro.g(ocimc sctroiicn iuurOe,
bcrfloat.
SON. @. yioiiic, iln, berflo9te SO.
woro Siunta BON glr. 703, ct. saul.
GtroBe, i'm Common %leos.@eriht
ouf S2500.
g(oolf Safe bon g3r. 200, gtoro'
@roaomou. piiroe bon 2ouis arii.
pittu imo icincm @otcr Solomcn
arupitFu i'm Stootacrid)t ouf $25,-
600 imo $4,000 pcrfIoot fir Scr.
lqtunaeu. sic scr Sobn am "a. glu.
quit erlitt nIs er bon einem SitneD-
@us Oes @crflogteu an Der 6opctte-
imo Gbcitcr. .StraBe nit inmmt ici.
nem 8wcirao iiberiabren wuroe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
9us iiiOii6c 9acuia6rsfclt.

@eitern 9l6eno NIT Dem Sinfcn ser
Sonne begom oos Sioib Soi6onab,
oos iiiOiibe gleiiobr. Der erlte Gag
oes Sobres 567S uod Grld)offllng
Der gSelt. Ole itrenoelGu6iocn Syu.
oen feicrn ooS gleiiiobrsfeIt bis beute
slbeno nit cinorldsboacm @ottes-
oienit @s weroen olte @cbete aeIpro.
den, oos muiifoIiihc @roaromm 1T
belonoerS gcwdblt, iin0 in Sen Gem
pcin uno SDnaeogcn miro oie @r-
odblung pon Der Spfeume Siaofs
ourd 9lbrobom DoroeIeien. ,2e-
bona toDa titoieuul" rufen fib Die
@ldnbigen ou .. \. n02oeeIt Oh ing
9udb oes 2ebens eingetragen mcroen
fir Gin gttes Sobrl~
9lm gieiiiabrstoge ioa sic NlenId.
belt bic Greigniiic 0es bereongenen
SubrcS &epuc poiiiren IoIIcn ino nit
3uOeriidOt ser 8ufunit entocaenIc6en.
0esboI6 beiBt 9ioib Soidouab aud
Der Rag scr @rinnerllna" ino ser
vEng oeS @erihtS". 0ic 9SrcoiQer
ipra@en in ibren Sermoncn ii6cr Ben
GiniluB Der 9feligion ouf ocn G6a.
rofter, 0ie geoeutiomfcit Scr raid
cntfliebenocn Shnoe, ole @ihtiqfeit
elmer Yctradhma Oes 2cbcnS aus ei-
ncm groBen @ciiGtspinfcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
gei Ser gIr6eit uernnaIiidt.

Gborlcs Vronbaltcr bon glr 201S,
Suoion. StroBc, uno 9Intone GoIIin
BON O1r. 21S, 9lIbcmorle-StroBe,
ipurocn aeItern idnper oerIcbt oIs
cine aettc cines Orebboren arabneS
in Der 9[nloee Ger Baltimore @rD.
oodg & Sbipbuiloing 60" brah unO
oos Glen ouf ibrc aorpcr iieI- Seioe
9(rbeitcr wlroen in's 6rantlin
Square 9oipitalT gebraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Scntidlcr GcutraI-ScrbanO.

Sin ioldcr miro fiir @ni6iugtou an
ocrcgt I'M Ocn ~Sdnger6unO"
ans ieiner finaujicllen Gage 81
bcireieu lmO 5uoleiA bic Ccutid'
oeborcncu iener StoOt in cin gro
Bcs @on5ens 5u ocreiniaen.
Sin 8Iol OurG wcI4rn Der
n@oi6ington Sdngcr6lmon ans lei-
ner iiuon5ieIl umansenebmeu GAGE
ge6o6eu lno 3uglcid cine ein5ige
grobe @ereinigung bon Celitidgebo'
reucn 5u StonOe gcbroht werOen
fonn purOc in Scr lebtcn Sibiing
OeS Gertideu Gcutraluer6ouOcs i'm
Gnbbouie Ocs DSdnger6lmoes" be-
iproden mo bat IN ueitcn areiien
glnflong gciltuOen. SIS mur0e in Der
@crionmlung. in Der Serr N1artin
@ieoano oen Goriis uuO 0err @u'
itop 9enoer Oas 9Srotofoll iibrte,
OoS @roblenL mie man am 6eiien
olle Oertideu @ereine inter Elm God
bringen fam, 8. +, man bea6ii6tigt
cine Gentrole fir iGmmtli6e @ereine
81 idoiieu. Gieier @lan lit duBerit
nidtig 3umol man per6iten mill
ooB iid Oie @ereine no6 allen Sim.
melsridtlngen perlauien. llntcr an.
Oerem crlpGbnte man Oic 05riinolmg
elmer uGeutidleu @eiellibnit.~ Gas
Grcflltiu-Gonite miro alles auibie-
ten Inn alien Gereinen in 3ntunft
Elm Seim 81 bieten.
SiniidtIih OieieS Blones na6te
Serr @iegono oud Oen folqenoen
8oridlog, ser iiderli1 ole groBt-
m0glihite 9eriidiibiioung peroicnt:
pos geianmte Ceuii9tbum
@oi6inoton's idIieBe iib 5uionmeu
imO griinOe cine oroBe oeutid.ome.
rifoniibe @eiellibait Die i6ren
Sauptiib inn Glu66ouie Oes Singer.
bunoes" ouiihlogen piirOe. 1ieie
oeutidomeritnniide @eielli6oit ipiir.
oe Oos Glu66ous oes .Sdnger6un-
Oes~ mietben oOer fnuien tn0 ouf
Oieie @eiie iib ielbit imO Dem. Sdn.
ger6rInO Oienen. Gic @eIelli6dft
ioIlte MIR aus Gin5eImitglieOern be.
Iteben; &ereiue ais ioIGc ipGrcn BON
i6r ouSgeidloNen Seoof fonnten
iid GereinSmitgIieoer mic ieOer an
Oere Geutibc ser @eielli6oft on-
idlieBen. IS interlicet feinem 3uci-
fel, 0aB 2O00 bis 1000 Gcutidle un0
amerifoner Der nellen @eiellihait
6eitrcten luiirOen. SSe0eS N2itglieO
wiiroe cinen 6eitiumten SSa6reS6eis
trog entri6ten; oofiir itdnoe inn
oos Seim Su icOer 3cit oficn m0 es
fonntc lid mld onOerer @orredic err
ireucn Oie nod beitimmt peroen
miiBteu. &einer mare 5um rcqeIma-
Bigcn 9eiu1 uerpfIidtct, 5. 3. bdttc
mar ole Serptll1tlng, elnes rcgel-
redten GereinSmitglicocS. S6 bin
felt iiber5cliot, ooB ii6 @iele scr Sc
ieIlifuft onidlieBcn meroen Die
ionit fiir @ereine ipenig iibrig 9o6en.
gf6t ieOe Ferion bat cine Songes.
gobe uno Oo6er oud fein SSntereiie
on Der Grbaltung eineS oerartigen
Sereins6ollics. lln0 inoem oie @e.
lellidnft Elm gceintes, aeidloiienes
9elltidt6um biloetc, fonnte iie 5l
gleider 3eit cine Grub6lrg iein ge-
gen Oie Sdmd6ungen mol@erIellm.
oungen Oie icbt alltGglib gegen oaS
Ceutldt6um erboben mer0en. 0ie
Gcrwaltlmg scr @eieIlidjoft lollte
bon ein5elnlitolieOern perieben wer-
Den, imo uidt wie Scrr S. Dor.
ihldgt. BON elmer 9lftieugciellidoft.
sllf Oieie @eiie miro Die Geuti6e
@eleIli6ait ouf edit oemofratiidem
Frin5ip aiigebaut iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

Cllici ApItuilDll OttHSs
criolgrcid, uno 10 wuroe am Sans.
tag cine 5peite Spcration Dorgenom.
men, bon Der er iid nidt wieoer er-
6oIic.
Serr Stcne NOR nidt MIR IN Den
@rcn3cn ocS StoatS MarplanO be-
fannt ionocrn in ocn gau5en Der
Staoten, uno cS aiebt mcnige ct-
pu6lifaniIde ooer 0emofratiihe Son.
areBmdnner, oOer iolde, Die lid in
Sen lebten % So6ren on Der 9solitif
6ci6eiIiatcn sic i'm nidt feunen
lernteu ocm er iuueirte luG6reno
Der Iebten nelH Sabre ais Sereeont-
at.qlrmS DER nrci 92atiouol.Gonoens
tiouen ser rcpu6lifaniihen Eartei.
glls FOLDER 6otte er oae glrronge.
mcntS iiir 0ie Gonpentioncn 81 tret.
len uno puroc IN oieier Gigeuidait
NIT fat alien Eele0oten 81 ocniclbcn
6efannt
Sr. Stonc iuor bis 5iI ieiuenl SoOe
tonanac5cno in ser republifoniiden
Yolitif in Baltimore. NlebrmalS
muroc ocr @eriudj gcnoAt i'm ans
Dem Sattcl 81 bcben. ood nor ooS
9eIuliot inlner. oab er nur feiics
0ui 0emielbcn lab. nadoem Die @ol.
fen 0eS aompies beriAluunoen ma
rem. gln mciiten mar an ibm Die
9boiiahe 81 lobeu oaB er ME cinen
llnieribieo madjtc 5wiideu 9ieplIbli-
fancrn oocr Gcmotroten penn Die
iclben 3ll i6m fnmen nit irgeno mel.
dcn @unidcn. Simmer 3uDorfonl.
memo uno biiliS6creit. bot er lid nidt
nlm in ocn 9leiben Der Hepnblifaner,
louoern aud infer Den Eemotrateu
pielc 6reunoc aema6t,
er beganu iene poliiiide 2alIi.
ba6n in ocr olieu 7. @aro Canals
mar er 9u66oIicr fiir Die 5irmo 6.
a. anio6t & o. 6orben6dnolcr.
@orber 6oite cr cine Stelluna 6ei Der
na0i6efauutqn Sinna oamiItou
Goilcr Mm beoeutenoiien trat er oa.
mats IN oen 8oroergrnuo oes politi.
ldlcn QebeuS Der Stoot in Der Gam.
paene BON 1895. bic 0ie @obl cintS
rgpu6lifouiiden Gjouoerneurs, eiu~r
icpi6lifouii6en Staotsaeietgc6ung
rcpublitaniiheu @looors uno Stoot.
rai6cs 5ir 6oIge 6otte- Ger Staot.
rats crpd6Iie i'm olS Staoiregiiirar
rn0 bon 0a an mar CT Der &olIptfls.
tor ocr rcpn6Iifmiiheu Eolitif in
Baltimore. 9lQc bier lnO on aemad.
ten Geriudc, ion aus Dem Sattcl 81
1ebeu iuoren pergeblid.
gIls DlcNplrp gum @rdliocnfen sr.
md0lt iuuroc, crnanntc er @rn Stone
9im 9mocs Stcnereinnehmcr. CieS
mor in 1898. mo cr Bate ooS glmt
no6cju II Sabre lana innc, ga lr
bier NiaI ernout wuroe. gm 81.
esomuor 1915 lcatc cr OnS 9lmt nie'
Der. Qalo oaroni murOc CT elmer Der
Nccmien Der @eitern g|ational @nnf
lno mar cincr Der 9ire.Frdiiocntcn
0esielben ais cr itar6, ScbteS Sa0r
eruonntc ion @onoeruenr Sorrins.
Ton ols eiucs Ger @litalieocr Ser
GtcatS @anodbiloer Geniorcnbs.
lorcc. ipcldc Stcaung er cbcnioas
ti5 3i ieincm To0e inue 6atte.
vie ifon crod6nt iuar er in oen
Orci lebicn rcpublifoiIiidcn Ratio.
nal GonDcuiioueu Scraeant.at.gIrmS
oeriel6cn mo cruorb iid bobeS COB
fdr bic i16iae Gcrwaltme oeS gIn.
tes. sSn Der lcbten Gonueniion MN
Sc cr 3un oicricu Daale ais iold)er
crua6li. cine G6re, Die feiuem anoe.
rem lUioeria6ren it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
!0uIIan6 nnS gImeriFa uerbnnbrn.

Sn Der proteiiantiiden bii1oilid-
mctboOiitiiAcn Gbriitrs-9irde ipltr-
Den eeitern @r.@crmon bon Grooming,
cbenalS bon glnIItcroom SoIlono,
nit Sri. SnlD DlioOlcion Giuct,
Eobter oeS Srn. Gomoro %. @iaet
bon 9oltimore.Gorn bon EoItor
GoporO @nrncs glipcr in @egcnport
Der 6onilien ocs @rdutigoms mo
Der @rniit getraut. Gas 8oar miro
bis 5lir @eenoieung oes arieges in
9acm.Oorf mobncn uno Oanu uoh
9lmiterOom iiberiie0eIu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
S~ci @auner bon Sitnep Ocrlett.

Gurj nod lRitternodt geIicrn
@orgcn ipurOen ser 80 Sabre nlte
g9illiam GaOeDipon @rif Sid lmO Scr
80 Sabre oIte Niliom GarmoE bon
SIR. 1888, Glartion-StraBe, al Ger
&reu5ling BON 6aDette. mo 6arri-
ion.StraBe bon Charles s. Goltrone
BON 9lr. Sf3, 9lorO .Nlilton-9loemle,
nit einem SitneD-9uS lberfo6ren.
GnUep crIitt cineu Niiiten6ruh ne6it
9lbi6iiriungcn ON ean5en &orpcr.
Gr liegt in beoenfIibcm 3nitonoc i'm
MercD Soipitol. Goruan tonntc iid
nadl S5ollie bcgcbcn nob0ent ibn
ieme gl6idiirilnOen mS SGromncn
i'm 0opital OcrblnOen mor0cn ma.
rem gie FoIi5ci iiellt cine Inter.
Irblng on. INN ans5uiinoen, lper al
Ocm llnioa OcrnnhportliH lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

Nhnunrmteu. bic ben ..rmtidlen GprrclpDn.
ernirn" uld phnIiilh cher uHrfnelndhi0 er
faliru, nnb nCbrtrn, Der Elilcg bupon per In
lFpupu eoW iaFIIila WliIlhsllHua Az HameH'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17

ADUuucntcn, bic ben ,,Ecuiidlcn GDrrcs
ipDn6Cntcn" nidjt pnnfildl DOcr nnrcgcls
mdlltg crbnItcr, iinb gebctcn, brr Office
banon yer Selcphon Uoer idlriitIih glit'
ibelluWa az madIeW,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
&cttrcnnen bCutc
3M 0aprc DC (Grnce.

xdalid Z 0leunem, einImncbnm eterpiehafe.
Spe3iellc &cnn5nQe Der yRcunihIbnnl1 9a6n
eelclt 40 mn 1890 nno t5 9a6nliiidas.
0lntritt: xrlbhne mn Nabbod 81 80,
Samen Si.00,
9rlics Menncn im 2.30 MoMmliQQs.
(Scntl1-2a)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-17
Nta[iener beILraft.

Inter Ser 9lnlduloiaumg on9eb.
lid Somes 9. Scott BON Gr. 1917
@eii 2ombaro StroBc, auoeoriiien
81 6abcu, lpurOe geitern 6cr 26 Sabre
alte Stolicner 9lnoiitine 0imauis,
ser in 9ir. i22. Nlortct @lace, elm
SpeilebouS 6ctrcibt BON 9lid)ter
@odorO in ser mittIcren FoIi5eiitu.
tiou Inn $50 mo Soften beitrnit
@oli5iit GroB bate bejeugt ooB Scott
i'm 9erlauie cines StreiteS in oem
Speiie6ous, an Dem oerieIbe gar nidt
tbcilgcncWmen bate lmcrwortct BON
Dem NtlIiener anaeariiiel lpnrOe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
HAS NEVER
BEEN NERVOUS
Since Taking Cardui, and Does
Not Now Suffer Any Pain,
Writes Georgia Lady.

Trenton, Ga.-Mrs. Ellie Clifford OF
tins place, writes: II have always suf-
fcrcd from painful . but was
worse after marriage ] would have
pains and misery in my stom-
ach and hips. | would have bad sick
headache every time, which would
generally last two days. / had always
heard what good medicine Cardui
was. so | thought | would try it. |
used two bottles and 1t helped me.
Fifteen months later ] began to be
nervous and was worse at my
But at these times ! did not have any
pain and do not now suffer any pain.
But ! was very nervous, so nervous
that my hands would shake. Any
noise woulu make me jump. So took
two more bottles of Cardui. / have
never been nervous since and
do not have any pain. / think this is
all due to Cardui and Black Draught"
Cardui. the woman's tonic, is com
posed only of pure. vegetable ingredi-
ents which have been recognized for
many years by standard medical book $
as of great medicinal value.
With Il wonderful record OF over 40
years to its credit, Cardui has proven
its merit in the treatment of ailments
peculiar to women.
If you are weak and nervous, and
need a good, reliable, female tonic, try
Cardui. At any drug store.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
NO GARAGE WITHIN ONE
BLOCK OF CITY SCHOOL
City VIII Pass New Ordinance on Sub
jcct Following Petition
of LAWYER

Upon request OF Charles B. Rogers,
a local attorney. the mayor and board
of city commissioners yesterday morn
ing instructed Assistant city Attorney
John Woodard to prepare an ordi-
nance regulating the erection and
maintenance of public garages within
certain distances of public or private
schools.
Several years ago an ordinance was
adopted by the board of city commits
sioners prohibiting the erection of
public garages within one hundred
feet of place of school assembly,
but for some reason this ordinance
was permitted to die the RIP Van
Wrinkle" death Of so many ordinances
which the rapid progress of the city
brought on.
The new ordinance will prohibit the
erection of "A public garage within one
block of a school
The reason for this, as explained by
Attorney Rogers, is that the proximity
of garage to school building and
the pupils increases the fire risk of
the building and adds to the danger
of children going to and from school
where they are forced to pass before
the garage doors where cars are en-
tering and leaving with little or no
warning to pedestrians on the walks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
PAGE HIT HARD AS
TRIAL NEARS END
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
she named Tommy Atkins after her
father. Askee about Il statement she
made in Seattle in December. 1914, 10
Frank l.. Montgomery United States
probate attorney. in which she denied
ever having son named Tommy
Minnie said today that she told Mont
gomery that just to get rid Of him.
She could not name the father of
Tommy" Minnie said that the mans
first name was Lee but that she had
forgotten his last name. She was
asked why she didn't tell all these
things before.
Paid After Testimony.
II don't know why. | just didn't,
Minnie responded.
Charles Page when cross-eXamined
today by W. =. u. German admitted
that Minnie had not been paid for the
lease until after she had testified at
the Sapulpa trial. The defendant be-
came quite riled at one question asked
him.
After the Sapulpa trial you realized
that the hospital story wouldn't stand
up. didn't you?" he was asked.
What do you mean stand up"
Page demanded.
He had found in the words subtle
thrust not intended by the cross-cNam-
iner. Mr.. German explained that lac
meant wasn't true" and Page re-
Dlied in the affirmative.
Nothing startling was brought out
in the examination of Page Asked
about important details in the hand
ling of the Tommy Atkins lease he
couldn't remember" or MIR. Long or
MIR. Josey handled that he would re-
ply.
Page of course denied all the
charges of fraud preferred against
him by the government.
Much of the responsibility was fixed
on Josey by the witness but Nj. Josey,
who has sold out his interest in the
property, said while on the stand last
week hat he had but little to do
with H.
Stewart Brewster of Leavenworth
was put on the stand today to refute
the testimony Of Alva Adams, one OF
the Page witnesses examined last
week. Adams said he had played
with Tommy Atkins, Brewster and
others while a boy. Brewster sworc
that there was never any boy named
Tommy Atkins.
Page Ready to Resi-
Rapid strides are being made in
bringing the Iommy AtKlnS case 70
a close. The cross examination Of
Minnie will be completed Wednes-
day morning and after it the Page
side viii rest.
The court will then listen to tho
claims of Henry Carter. who pre-
tends 20 be the real Tommy Atkins.
III of the testimony and rebuttal evi-
dence will probably be in by the last
Of this week It is not expected that
oral arguments will be heard but that
Judge Campbell will ask TO have them
submitted in the form of briefs. As
the Page case nears the end. its
weakness becomes more apparent
each day. Arrayed against IT is the
indIsputable evidence submitted by
the government to prove that Tommy
is myth.
1T would not surprise us if the
Page attorneys confessed judgment
when their case closes tomorrow"
said one Of the government attorneys
tonight,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
PLEASING MUSICAL EVENT
AT KENDALL LAST NIGHT

John Knowles Weaver presented
Mrs. Evelyn LonoX Short, assisted hV
Miss Edna Dalton. in muslcal re
cital in Henry Kendall college audi
torium last night at o'clock.
The program proved one OF the
most finished O; commencement week
and was a fine tribute to the students
md the cine arts department of the
college. rhc program was as follows.
Organ-Toccato in ID minor .''..'
.......... Gordon Balch NeNln
In Memoriam. . Gordon Balch NeNin
Concert Caprice. ... . Edward kreiser
-Nocturne, op. 81, No. ,. Chopin
Etude. op. %, No. l (Eolian Harp
'.'''.'.' '''.' 'f'''
Nightingale ................. ..'''.', iiSH'
Etude, "If were a Bird ... Henselt
Mrs. Short.
Nocal-"Wake Up" ...,.... Philips
"Dost Thou Know the Sweet Land
(Mignon) .......,..,.... Thohnas
Miss Dalton
Concert Nalsc-COmpoSed for piano
by Evelyn Lenox Short, Mrs. Short
-Marche Triumphal ....
Guilmant
Piano ............'.'' Mrs, 'Ho''
Organ ................ MT. weaver
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
WAR TAX REVISED:
JOB NEARLY OVER
Senate Finance Committee Has
Settled About All Impor-
tant Questions.
NEWSPAPERS MAY GET OFF
lewiston Downward on To-
bacco, Electricity, Gas;
Upward on Candy.
NEWSPAPERS MAY GET OFF

WASHINGTON, May 29-Decis-
ions on nearly all important questions
in redrafting the Sl,SO0, 900. 900 war
tax bill had been reached late today
when the senate finance committee
suspended its work over Memorial
day. Except for the liquor and stamp
taxes carried IN the measure as it
passed the house. the committee has
settled the major principles of re
vision with n view toward reducing
the house total to around $1,000
600, 900
The principal decisions today were,
Elimination Of the general tariff law
of 10 per cent ad valorom on all i'm
ports (estinlated to raise 5000. .O0O,-
OOO) and substitution of excise or
consumption taxes on sugar, coffee,
tea and cocoa.
Easy on Smokes and Lights.
Reduction of the house increases I'm
taxes on cigars. cigarets and an other
tobacco products from about 100 TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
Cnpid's Work. MaNbc.

NEW YORK, May 29.--An abnor-
NAL demand for marriage licenses
has been observed here yesterday and
today with the majority of men Of
conscription age. The increase is at
tributed TO report that married men
Will be the last to be drafted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
A. A. SMALL ADMITTED TO
PRACTICE IN OKLAHOMA
Argues Own Case Orally Before SUI
prcmc Court. Then Gets
"Diploma."

a. A. Small. who is to speak at the
Decoration day exercises in Conven-
tion hall this afternoon, yesterday re
ceived from the supreme court OF the
state certificate emitting him 10
practice I'm all the courts of the state
Mr.. Small who is a graduate OF
Notro Dame. recently argued orally
before the supreme court his own
case. lie once owned the O. L. r
car line here and still claims the
rights to the franchise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30

&c per cent with no estimated reduc-
ton in tn, SIS 100000 designed to be
brought in under the house rates
Elimination of the house taxes 70
Z per cent on consumers electric
light and power. gas and telephone
bills, estimated by Tie house to raise
IN all 100000 900. The committee.
however. proposes to retain the tax
on telegraph ami long distance tele-
phone messages.
EIinhnatiol u taxes ON all insur-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30

Addition of new per pound tax
upon confectionery estimated to raise
from S10,000.000 to sl5,000.000 20 be
paid by manufacturers. Reduction of
taxes on soft drinks and their ingre-
dien's To make :he total levy about
$lj, 900 instead o' S20.000,0OO