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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
Protest by Russia.

PFTRO'iRAr. p"a. @;'.-Ensign kry-
lpnko. commander IN Grief 81 tho army.
reported Ia the EulShrViki headquarters
Sunday that the t;nrtnanS ""r" trans
fcrring lrnOna III very large HunnherS.
and rs quickly ns possible. I" III" west
orn front. against the Allies: ana ais"
TO the southwestern Russian front.
Leon Tr"lzEy. tie B"lshrviki foreign
minister. has called the attention ~ the
pence delegation To this fact. y Spe'
riAI dispatch from BreslI.Itovsk M
uruIncrs the Germans w"r" not ready
Yesterday Ia reply To the RUSSIAN pcHI.'
terms aud consequently tho meeting or
the pcur, Delegates WAS p"$tp"ncd un'lI
Monday afternoon.
II is rrpurt"h tiIat III" refusal or Ter
many Ia iSSur passports /" the hrrli'hl'
Socialists lInS$". l."d"h"ur ana kaut-
sky vino desire u <" |" Sl""kh"ln |"
acouaint themselves with lhc Russian
revolutionary rurdiiious. has produced
i'm Russia an IMPRESSION which may
hamper peace negotiations.
Minister TroIXky has S"n' II Telegram
To- his Delegates at Er"st-l.it"TSk in thlS
connection. declaring thai If IN" Ger
mans refused their Sn''ialISIs passports.
This would create HlIrh Il bad itnI'rrSSl"i
Mt PntrnGrad that i! wHs deemed n"c"s-
sary that In" t;"rmail ufii"ial IelcEa
rinu. which il "vp",l"d her" Thurs
should ~ to Stnkh"im isi"nd,
The BulsilrViEi commissioners NAY"
i.snrJ n mnuifrStn Ia all Russian work
.IugIu.n.. DECLARING thar ~ IN" arms
tee probably will la transformed AT mn
early date into general u"IiI'"'"'tl" P"ht"
IN all thu. European p""ntrS. preparation
rf :EillIary equipment ~ 81 "hSt" az nv
ti"uaI lnhur and funds aud thni. '"nS"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26

vocations, bricklayer. carpenter. Plum
her electrician. tilesetter. plastered and
pain,orF
Who is he? None other than A b.
Shiun Of 1929 Chapline street Hes
we'll known throughout the Wheeling
district and is worker from Workers
Vile You will know this to b . TACT
when you read further.
All alone. with only two hands and
ono pair Of legs. but with considerable
gray matter rs q designer and builder,
he has completed his new three-stofy
brick building OF twelve rooms at the
above address. All alone. day In ana
day out. since July. 1916. he han been
working on The building. which is one
Of the most modern flats that graces
char lnc street to-day. 1t has forty ~
dnws.
When Mr.. Shi1ln had completed his
long laborous work. had put the last
finishing touches on the structure. he
sat down and gave deep sigh OF re-
lief. His task was never before eoualled
IN West Virginia. Aud. say. did you
ever hear Of an yone man doing his bit
more faithfully when Il comes to being
the whole cheese than Mr.. Shinn- who
il Il man at many jobs and who dN each
one we'll and good?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
Sketch Of Career.

PITTSI:i RiI!. ncc. 25.--ToSeph R.
PAUL.. broker. OF this city. was officially
notified ny the war department OF the
death ui his son. First Lieutenant James
y. Plull. who was killed in France.
Lieutenant PAUL. az" 81 years. WAS
born in Pittsburgh April -. 1895. He
received his early education here and
prepared :ur rollee" az Lawrrnceville.
\. j. During June Of the present year
he graduated from Princeton university
While yat a student at princeion Lieu
Tenant Paul entered the scrvics OF the
nu,iun. taking up his studies in tho
raE;p ii; F.HSinrrou. Pa. near Philrdel-
ri.a.
II" WAS granted commission in the
aviation section. signal reserve corps,
ANA sailed for Franco late in October.
Lieutenant PAUL comes from fam
sly Of famed fighters. Ills Great-Brand-
fath.r. General Robert galloway. was
auted in civil war strife. while his
great great grandfather. Colonel James
Fault - Virginia. served with the Amer
IAN forces during III" T;'.vnlutInnary war.
Nm Hnrl". David t'UmmiuS Of Virginia.
vas killed wsIl" serving under Tho
Nmeriran. flag during tn" Mexican war.
Tho I'aul! family have been prominent
FOR many ears in western 'Pcnnsylva-
ria and w. Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
LOST ON 4 FOUL

LITTLE i:'"'k. Arh.. I": Fred
tuli"u. claimant I" the w"rld'< heavy
Weight craftsmanship i"S' his iulII h"r,.
i'"in> with Hurry "'r"Hn~" Tat" of No.
waI". ''!.In,. III ti'' Hrs! round by - ,l",.i-
SION a. Referee :"RrIIN' Ilanrk vino
rub Il that t'utt"u WAS mSiui; foul ;nc!ir..
Soon att"r tn" start ~ the fig hi
Whi"h WaS S''h"dulr,i tor 20 rounds. Full
tom .H""r"i Tat" as !hey We're rumin :.
'rIt Of II rlimrh. ilUb officials declared
1h" blow Grd h,.rI a foul. but hn' rcrer,,,
warned Fulton Hud tn" iirht WAS re-
stunned. N'Ir ia" end ~ tn" round,
n!i"r = 'ln"h, Tat" MAS thrown through
IN ruii"S into tine rruWI E.f"rr"
iihn'" then stopped In" bout and con-
SUr"d fulr"u.
TnlrS htrI; ard bead wrr" slightly III
.3"d ~ ih" fall. Th" crowd would no.
ii+'.u I" T"Ii"u wnrm II" attempted "
~I';,i, from :hr ring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
At New York

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-New York
christmas spirit today was unrhecNH"
nv tho war. The holiday generosity
,j,,r,c,cris,ir Of tho city everywhere
was abundant Charitable organizations
IN tbcjr work If providing dinners 1or
tho poor and homeless. reported that de-
sn,ts the, extraordinary demands 'naur
uron evcrynur'S fnances. tho Calls u!
the needy wore even moro Pro"'p''! "N
swcrcd than III normal times.
I-r,,suaI efforts were made /" provide
,o1tsav cbccr for the soldiers and sail
~ ~ the United States and III" Niles
While thousands Of khaki-clad men from
,thr army environments enjoyed 'h'Ir
dinners at homo. those VII" cons" nov
make the trip 10 PARKWAY states wrs ,
entertained BY numerous societies. Hi oi
fashioned Christmas dinners were serve"
and presents distributed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
CIVIL WARFARE IN
RUSSIA SPREADING;
NO GERMAN PEACE

The E"lsh"vIk command iH-rhi"f En-
sign Eryirnkn. reports III. transfer o.
lHrg. numbers Of German troops 10 the
western front and he southwestern Rus
sian front.
civil war in Russia seems /" i"'
spreading. TIL" m"gntiHtiuns between III"
RulShrNiki and the central puw"rs Ali-
pHrrntly ar" not proceeding smoothly.
Time gained hy TN" Germans in IN" n"-
gotiaIiunS wnuli mean So much more
lime for he shifting Of troops. now he
ing CARRIED tIIi with The greatest speed
lnSSiblr
The rirrnauS have refused To som" II
their SnrialiSI LEADERS PERMISSION To <"
Ia SIuckhulm nn anuih"r socialist dis
rmSsirn. The HulShrvik ar" report I'd
10 hc incensed over this decision. and,
in the opinion Of tho RnlshrVikj leaders.
the German official delegation should g.
10 Stockh"lm instead
\ Bul$hevikI manifest" |" the Russian
workmcu declares that III" pr"pa tn tim
"f military equipment mas: b" Siop1"'i
and TINT their energies mast hr devoted
10 he production 81 urar" supplies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

in IN. DIsrr, ,'our nj tue United Sa;es i"r the
Northern nlslr!r. 0f H-s: SirsinH-
In thu matrrr ri AIheS. tirhrinS. hani7ipt' 10
HsnkluItry. No. !9g,
70 the creditors uf Alrvt i;rlrinG. m IN" tf' Of
Wh.-'!lny tNHn:y M Ohio, and dis'r'; aforesaid n
bankriIL:
N0iir1 is hereby given thai IN ihn nth nay ~
pc.nlI,sr A. D. 1871: tho said Albert GnrinS vas
rluIr adJldratrd bankrupt. and thar III" INST mceehE
- creditors will Ing held :lr nf:rr NJ j. '" ''im-
MINIS. Esq, Refer" in Rankrln:"y. Sitr "N'''-A Ma
ttnnaI Rank. ri Wre. Virginia Building. wheeling.
Wn>r Virginia. The 9Th dav II JANUARY. A. IT,
alE at 10 nciork in ,i.r fnren,-n at Vhrh time the
aid creditors attend ioS". thcr claims apHniht
4 trustee examine The bsnkr1p. and trinsaG. siirh
other business a may property oms before SAID
:nrciinE.
Dated Dr1'rnhrr 2!E. 49,.
T. W CrMSfGSS.
i 4G-S Rr.eirr in bankruptcy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
Runania Plot.

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revolutionary NI"l HH''lH' Mus
dinanH az fiiiiAl'a Nv "'''u
at h" Sm"'n! lhS'''"''' nv '''''''"' ~
htahpNr'"ES' Ht'o'"'hs ~
m'wspAi'crS' IH'rr are "'H' ,'"' .r,,.,
disturbed conan IONS III ''"''''''''
r"p"f'S are ''''' 81"
hf disliA'r'"'S r"'''''" nv '''' ,!<. ~ :
niis'i'I'l '"t"'''''hN "'"
CRISIS
y HnlsH"N'hl h'>h' '' = '''
h'""' troops 81 49, "''' '"'''
matJ ha'" i""h ""''''''' ''''"' ''''
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MANY rhl'H'h' k"'> '''' "'''' u
ti"n. ~ Is SAD nav" "'r" ''F'"''"'
lh" h"!"h'''I'I ''tN'' ''",i wi ,''' ',
on Nhark"N. Al'!Ii IA" in'l"S S"h'h 81
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A. Camp DevOnS.

AVER. Mass, Dec c3.--Chris.''as
aev was celebrated in memorable iaSi,
ION AZ Camp Dcvrns. Choruses OF Sol
- =, .he National. Army sang carols
g., al nsrts OF the camp last night ana
ra,,y decorated quarters were crowded
9th happy men gathered about Christ.
,,os trees, many Of them out IN the
nelGhboring woods.
wagon loads OF gifts sent by me
home folk from all parts OF New Eng
land were distributed last night and TO-
dav Training was suspended for me
holiday and the camp was opened 70 Wis
itors Dinners and dances were ar
ranged for tho afternoon and evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
Veteran Of the Marine
Wins at Swimming

PARIS. lice. 25.-- Gerard MeSlnr
who Was Ave times wounded during the
battle nf The Marie. tnday won the an
luIaI Christmas swimming contest across
tho River Seine. Il distance Of 800 wards
The temperature stood nj about the
freezing point and the bridges and banks
Of the Seine were crowded with specta-
tors. who cheered the swimmers ~ they
plunged through the icy waters. Meis-
tor won this event IN 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
Chr;stmas ut tho Front.

BRITISH ARMY HEAI>Q UAKTF:RS
IN FRANCE. Dec Git By the Assoc!-
ated Press )-ChristnaS day was bright
and cold on tho battle front. hut there
was no fraternlZtng with Tho Germans
az happened ION the first and oven on
the second Christmas Of tho war Thu
German methods Of warfare have Who'll
IL destroyed any tendencies Of THAT s"r;
among the Rritons.
The British gum have been HruHt
during the last few days. Yesterday
they achieved considerable cnn"cn'rh =
ton on the enemy infantry in the neigh
borhood OF Bocelacre and infl'ct"'i' many
casualties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
WIRELESS TO TIE SOUTH.

NEW YORK Dec. .'umn-rcIrl
wireless communication H"twr"u iii
Irnttea states. M"Nic" ami Central and
South America WAS bruush, r"atrr 80
div with thI announcement her" "f 10
nrcn niZniicn or the I'uH.Am"ri"nn Wire
less TelcErnnh Il Telephone c"utimul "f
America The announcement. Witch VS.
made hv tho MnrrOnI Nlr, loss T"l"crap't
rnmtHnV If America. stated That Wntn
on Il ,.hain q: hirh power stations wiI
b" hcxuli Imu"dii,t'i; after tn" tn.
of tn" year.
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AIR OFFICERS
Continued From Page one.)

.;rapi! battalion. signal corps. December
30 lnh;,r Pneumonia; mother. Mrs. Mary
'iaiav;.n. chicago.
Private William \. Elmslie. engineers,
D"tr:nhrr -. broncho- pneumonia; fathy-.
William kilmslie. Fort Bragg. Cal.
Private -. Clair Wilcox, infantry.
b"C"mb"r ~. pulmonary tuberculosis;
Father. J. f. Wilcox. Wiuterset. In.
Prvai" Lawrence l. Anderson. engi-
peers. December 20. neutrality-suspicious.
Mother. Mrs. II. Anderson. Detroit.
Private Ernest r. Marsh. aero squad
ron. b"cnmb"r 30. iucninEitis: father
.Inl:n !. Marsh. Str"udshurg. Pa.
Private John J. pubIanc. supply train.
p"ranh"r 81. pneumonia: mother. Mrs.
Josephine Dublanc. Austin, Tex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26

rf:kING. p.r. :3.--'rh" trans Sih.r-
IAN railway has been severed near IT.
nuiSk in cnSI"Tn Siberia. whrr" The Boil
Shrv:kt haN" destroyed IA" locomotive
sheds aud Workshops H"ayy fighting
between R"lehn}'tki f"rr..t nnd support
-rs, -; ia" original Revolutionary uartN
x occurring in many places in Siberia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders OF The Ma.
,inn1 Exchange Bank OF Wheeling. Wheeling. W
Va will DO hold 1t tho hank Tuesday. January Sill
1918 between the houTS o! 10 f. m. and u H. foI
ths election OK directors and the transaction OF any
other business that may Ike presented.
{. ". LETTERS.
Cnhle,.
d-ll-l3-l5-ls-:e 81 - 9.;a-1-a-5-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
This Man Built a Modern
Flat All By Himself
Here's Record OF Which Any Man
Would Be Found-Structure In
Chapline Street.

Did you know that Wheeling has n
man who Is master in the following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26

sTEVENsoN-On Tlesday. December g. 1917. at
l:iS O'Clock y. m. In his homo No. III South
Front street. J. FBASk STEVENSON. ard %
years.
Eune,SI npStco hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR SALE-Fprm Of IS l1rcA y nih north O.
Piedmont Hat!oi: i, room story frame hooSs. sta
bic and our buildings: well wu;er: all kinds ot frrit
~ uc ~ timber A bargain II sold soon. For infor-
mat: address J. W. Baker. Piedmont Ohio Boz IL.
d-ai-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
WANTEO-Femak.
WANTED-Agents.

WaHTED-Asrnu. 2s3To profit selling Jubilee Bos:
lntennifers TO auto ow1Iers. garsasL BInshcs spHb
plug uo,bles. Sells like wudfirG INCLUSIVE terri
TORI. Write quick. Jubilee MfG. O.. +21S Co. 10th
{, om,h, S.b. d-l7-o3-30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26

Income tax returns indicate that the
United states has 1885, 900 million,
aires. IN incrcas" Of nearly 5000 In
the pass year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26

The United States received $4,000
in war taxes on concerts and operas
in New York during November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26

Mc6AHH0H+On Saturday. December 32nd 1917. n
$3.50 o'clock y. Il Wheeling Hospital. JOHN
MeGANNOS. aged p yeisS
Funeral from his late residence No. 1919 McCurloch
Atrce:. Wednesday morning a $3.50 O'clock
Recu!e:n Etgh mass 81. JoSeph's Cathedral Il
o'c.orx Friends Il family Respectfully tnTtted "
attend la;t.tnrxi: :: NJ Calvary csuetefI
(PIeasa omit fo~ers)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-26
D I E D

cAIo-On Monday erelinE December ~ 1917. 81
McMechcn. OSCAR CAlD. Body Il being held
At As H. II. Lutes mocgue Marshall Rrea, Nc
Me-h-n. awaiting word from relst,rea Bell
phone %
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wAHTfo-rwo or thrrc Sond auto mechanics who
ar. ftm!I!ar with the Buick automobile. Whcelin;
Notor itur Co. 1905 Nam St d-S-i
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Funeral nocteo hereafter.
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WANTED-Male Help

wANTED-Liuotype machin1st, mar.
Red man preferred Apply the 1ntelH.
rencer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-27
STANDEVEN USES JUDGMENT
Npportions Three Children to Salts
faction of Mother and Father.

Judge Standeven of the county court
is not Solomon, but he used rare
judgment yesterday in disposing of
the case wherein three children of
divorced couple were apportioned to
the complete satisfaction of the par
ties and the greatest benefit of the
children.
Two years ago Henry II. Ward Of
Sulphur obtained divorce from
Cora Ward. There were three chill
dren and soon after the mother
brought the children to Tulsa. Instead
of bringing habeas corpus proceed
ings to recover custody of the chill
dren, Ward decided to try the case
before Judge Standeven in Tulsa
county.
After hearing the evidence of both
the mother and father Ulysses the O.
year old son, was given to the father
and during the summer the latter is
to have custody OF the two girls Mag
gle and Leona, at his farm. During
the winter the mother is to keep them
in Tulsa. so that they will have the
advantages OF the Tulsa schools.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-27
NO MORE SPECIAL PERMITS
Future Buildings in Tulsa Must Con-
form to Building Code.

There will be no more special
tuilding permits issued by the present
mayor and board of city commission
ers Hereafter. il prospective builder
seeks to erect n structure In Tulsa II
will have TO conform to every part Of
the building code and must be fire
proof II II is TO be built in the fire
zone of the city
Such was the stand taken yesterday y
by the commissioners, led by A. T..
Funk. who declared that he had voted
for his last special permit" The
time has come, he declared, when
every effort must be made to safe
guard the lives and properties OF
those who look to the city's fire and
building code to protect them
Hardly had the commissioner "
fire and police taken this stand than
representative of a local oil COM
pany appeared before the body seek
ing a permit to place in an alley be-
hind their building \ fuel oil tank.
At first it appeared as tho special
Formit would he necessary and the
representative was about to take his
departure. assured that his case was
hopeless, when II. Il. Kopp, city build
Ing inspector, appeared to announce
that the request in every way con
formed with the building code, but
that the question at issue was whether
the city would grant the use of the al
ley for this purpose. When the case
was understood by the commissioners
they readily granted the request but
no special permit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-27
STATE FACES HUGE
TASK ON FINAL DAY
Fridays Report Shows $l4,-
100000 to Be Raised for
Maximum Bond Quota.
World Capital Bureau

World Capital Bureau.
Sl2 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. 2G..-When
final reports had been received this
evening by the state council OF defense
from Liberty bond subscriptions over
he entire state, the amount had
reached $21.STS,700. This leaves the
last day, Saturday, with about s14, =
900 900 to raise to make the maximum
quota for the state. 1t is believed it
can be done, but ii Is conceded to be
a stupendous task
What gives hope is that there are
six counties located In parts of the
state that have fair portion of pros
porous people, that have not reported
any yet
( They may be waiting to send 1t IN
on the last day, as in the case of Creek
county. For several days this county
did not report any, and then sent in Il
million dollars. In todays report.
counties sent in a large increase over
ether reports, where IL was thought
they had gone their limit before.
A last appeal was sent out by the
state council of defense today to the
counties TO make heroic efforts on the
last day TO subscribe the quota, or as
near to IL as possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-27
FRENCH SUCCESS
AST0UNDS ENEMY
Germans Considered Position
to Be Impregnable Against
Anticipated Attack.
ARTILLERY WORK EFFICIENT
Every Inch Of Ground Torn
Up; Tanks Put Machine
Guns Out Of Action.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FRANCE. oct. % The French have
reached the Aisne canal and laon.
eight miles away. Is In sight Follow
ing up the victory Of Tuesday tho
French yesterday took Monkey noun
tain east OF NnuXaillon, the village
Of Pinon and the forest OF the same
name as well as the village of Par
guy- Filain
Certain Generalization in the Ger
man command IN shown by contra
dlctory orders found on prisoners.
Crossing the battlefield IN the vlcin-
tty of Naurpins and Saint Guillain
farms. the correspondent obtained
ample evidence Of the extent OF the
French victory. Hundreds of prls
oners In large groups were making
their way to the rear, marching with
out escort. Damaged German ma
chine guns lay everywhere. while
scattered around were heaps OF am.
munition. cannon and quantities OF
materials
More Germans were captured IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-27
MESSENGER GIRL IN TROUBLE
Charges Woman In Barber Shoi'
Struck Her with Telephone.

Miss Mary Hart. 17-year-old mes
sengcr girl for the Mackey Telesraph
company. went into the Congress bar
hcr shop on West First street yestcr-
day To- telephone the office that she
was unable to deliver message at a
nearby number, and to ask for iiistruc-
tions.
Mrs. c. T. Hart. wife of the proprl-
etor. had Just used the phone and had
set II down when Miss Hart picked 1t
yp. Mrs. Hart, according To Mary S
story. terked the phone from her
hand. striking her on the shoulder
with IL as she did so.
The messenger girl filed complalnt
Of assault against Mrs. Hart 1T the
police station, and she was placed
under arrest by Policeman Francis.
The hearing will he had today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-27
MRS. LAHMAN WILL SPEAK
To Toll cf Life at Camp Mills Where
Tulsa BoSs EnCamped

Next Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock at the new high school build
Ing Mrs. Charles Il. Iahman. 502
South Frisco street. will deliver a free
public lecture on Life al Camp Mills,
as she found the Oklahoma soldier
boys enjoying life during her recent
visit there.
Relatives and friends OF the young
soldiers Tulsa sent to the camp as
members OF the Rainbow division.
which Is now on the high sea on route
to France. are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Lahman will tell OF the life the
boys lived while they were quartered
at Camp Mills. and OF many interest
ing things 10 connection with II, which
Will be OF interest to the people OF
Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-27
Y Betcha She's Good!


Tulsa is heard Of In the four
corners of the country
Even one mail brings to the
desk of Secretary Douglas of the
Chamber of Commerce letters
from every section OF the United
States and IL rs seldom that the
days mail does not Include COM
munications from either Cana
da. Mexico or some city OF South
America or cuba.
In yesterday afternoons late
mail. from among the scores OF
letters received by the secretary,
were seven, all seeking informa-
tion as to the resources and de-
yelopment OF the city. The writ
ers, In almost every instance, de-
clnred that they had heard Won
derful stories of Tulsa, but that
some of them apparently had
more fiction than fact for foun.
dation.
Letters from Telluride, Col:
Paducah, Ky; Drumright. Okla;
Fayetteville, Ark; Columbus, Ga;
South ElgiB, ILL.,. and New York
city, and all sought the same in
formation: "Is Tulsa as good as
we hear IL is" To all the sec
tary replied In the affirmative.
and accompanied his reply with
copy of the last issue OF the
Tulsa Spirit. the official organ
of the Chamber OF Commerce.