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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24

studio project for this city, but nothing
definite coud be learned last night. Mr..
Simoue has been a scenario editor, director.
executive and builder OF motion picture
companies and studios ever since the in
dustry started He has been connected with
David iorslcy. the Universal, the Centaur
and many other big companies, both in the
east and in California,
WILLIAM FOX, the motion picture mag
nate, will spend several days in Tulsa ON
his way back to New York from Los Angeles,
according to Ben Rothstein Of the Majestic.
MIR Fox will visit his sister the wife of a
well known local oil man. and also attend
the Oklahoma premiere Of "A Daughter OF
the Gods, his famous Annette kellerman
spectacle
FINDING HERSELF stranded with two
small children In u strange city, Mrs. Mary
Priest yesterday applied to the Humane
society for aid The woman said she spent
all the money she had in making the trip
from California to Tulsa. She expected ia
meet her husband who had left the Pacific
coast several weeks ago. After a three day
search in which she kept careful watch at
the post office where she supposed her hus'
band would call for his mail She was forced
TO seek financial aSsistance that she and her
children might eat They were sent tC
relatives at Higginsyille, Mo, last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
FOR INTERURBAN LINE
Overlees Has Backing of Phila-
delphia Capitalists in His
Railway Project.

Special to The World
BARTLESVILLE, Okla, March %
-Noytheast Oklaho Is to have an
interurban line that will extent from
Baxter Springs, Kan, to Bartlesvlle.
The first link in the proposed line is
to be built between Miami, Okla, and
Baxter Springs, II distance Of thirty
miles. Work is to be started on this
spur line within a short time.
Frank OVerleas Of Bartlesvllle, one
of the promoters, who has just re-
turned from Philadelphia, where a
deal was made with capitalists to fl
nance the road. said the Philadelphia
men were ready to finance the build
ing OF the entire line, but wanted the
Miami Baxter Springs line built and
placed I'm operation before the balance
OF the line was started. Probably be-
fore the first of the year work Will
be started on this branch Of the line.
For years it has been the ambition
of Bartlesville business men as well as
others in this section of the state TO
have an east and west steam or cleo
trio road. Such line will not only
touch the mining districts In the
northeast section of the state, but the
OIL agricultural and grazing sections,
thru to Bartlesville. the wealthiest
section in the state. The proposed
electric road will be a passenger as
well as freight carrying line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24
NO ONE SHOULD
HAVE GRAY HAIR
Don't Use Dyes - Restore
Natural Color W it h
Healthful r e m e d y
Money Back Guarantee.

Nobody likes to use dangerous, dirty sticky
dyes, but no one wants to have gray hair
nowadays. No one need to. II your hair
is gray all over, or just getting gray or
streaked with gray--or il it is faded out and
lifeless-simply get bottle of Q-Ban Hair
Color Re,torer. This is a harmless liquid, all
ready to use 1t is guaranteed to the limit
by the makers TO give satisfaction or your
money back.
In very simple, healthful way it brings
back the natural color to gray or faded hair,
evenly and gradually $50 no one can tell)
simply apply q Ban Hair Color Restorer like
shampoo and have beautiful soft lustrous
hair in abundance and with never again n
streak OF gray. Nou viii be simply delighted
with your look Of youth and vigor. Remem-
Der, QBan is not patent medicine, not a
dye. Its work is certain, safe and perman ent
Only sec at Quaker Drug Store and all good
drug stores or write Hossig Fills Drug Co.,
Memphis Tenn, mentioning druggists name
Illustrated interesting book on Hair Cul-
ture sent free. Try q. Ban Hair Tonic,
q Ban Liquid shampoo, Q-Ban Toilet soap,
also Q.Ban DeEilstory (odorless) for remov
ing superfluous hair-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24

be- the right man, but If so ne viii
have changed from the Wilson we
have known. Heretofore he has
guided the ship of state with one ear
10 the ground Every proposal has
been subject 10 Withdrawal or amend
mcnt. depcding on whether hc found
the people sympathetic or ayerse.
Asquith tried TO run the British gov
crumcnt that way, with the result that
British arms were discounted on
every front and his own ministry was
discrcditgd ana dissolved. II is well
to be responsive 10 the peoples Will
but there come times when positive
word and act fathcrcd by positive
and determination, are the
elements which shall save a nation
from dishonor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24
THE PRICE OF CARILESSNESS

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24
French Press
Loud in Praise
for New Ally
Newspapers Welcome american In
trance Into War; Review
German OutraScS.

PARIS, March 22.-"Ilurrah for
our new allios." says l.. Marcelin, n
well-known political writer, \ in La
Liberte today. This is the note taken
generally by the French press toward
the United states.
The news Of the call of President
Wilson for a special session of con-
gress and the military and naval prep
arations being made in that country
occupy a dominant place in the pun
lie mind today. Every frenchl1dn
who has an American acquaintance
asks him when the United states IS
coming into the war. The Temps IN
a sober review OF the recent injuries
the Americans have suffered at the
hands of the Germans says:
Thus goes on in perfect calm the
thotful evolution that has led the
United states from neutrality, which
seemed her only possible course dur
ing two years, to the very threshold
of a state OF war 1t is inappreciable
that this evolution was accomplished
without our having done anything
artificial or fictitious to provoke or
accelerate it. 1t is verify the Amerl-
can conscience that has thot and
found its way IL is the American
conscience that has spoken in the
voice of President Wilson. Never has
more solemn verdict broken German
insolence."
The Temps alludcs to the great aid
the entente allies would have were
the suggestion of w. =. G Harding
governor of the American federal pe-
serve board. adopted regarding credits
for the entente.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24

CLINTON John Hatchett "
PUT A BAN ON CARNIVAL S
Moral sentiment Is Opposed 10 Them
Because OF Bad Influence.

Special to The World
'OLLlNSNILLE, okla. March %
II Is alleged that the citizens of this
city have put up the bars solidly
against the travelling carnival The
city commissioners are decidedly
against throwing the city open to
these shows However, the moral as
pect of the travelling carnival has
been the underlying cause Cor the ban
being put on tight, as the citizens
who have moral convictions protest
against the influence of the carnival
over the young people Of this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24
TO HAVE A ROUNDUP DAY
stars of the Cowboy Ring viii FER
form for Clarcmorc.

SpetlhI TO IHe " OlId,
CLAREMORE, okla, March 22.-
The citizens of Claremore and Rogers
county are on Saturday next, to be
given real taste Of wild west fun
and amusement. arrangements have
been completed for the staging of a
roundup on the free fair grounds by
Pufus Rollen, sam j. Garrett, Tex
Mcleod and ten other riders and
ropers of nation-w wide reputation, the
events for the day to include roping,
riding, ticing and i'm fact every feat
ure of n big" roundup. Rollen, Car
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24
CitY NelcS in Brief

N,,itI" rope a. N|"tunHe |baaH,'.t,1 W RroLen
mother Mrs n"lIo nam ,ain W. piU".' gtica,,n
Arrow VIII leave 'ou'i on "'p 10 '"'''So
,.,..,.,,,r,.,. .u',prt>c u Van
If lHf ohs' l'N INA ',ha,dorm,r, wa,
~ tt''n "'.h W. ""u a,, ,,t.rJav lie Nil
probably be nrra'sued to-day.
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-" snf ,,bun herr, nm.
wa, IN IG'," ,,a''! ,,'ri, auu to move to
n"hA'rd NAV ne was Pifp"' w u" NM @ ~
b. b.' ,'o.y i ,'5d.,, proup inRyer, in Oklahoma
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yuHN hl - H. ,"a. seu M,'IH I S'e1j,mh
s'l.ln''" ~ T"a,a'' ~ az, ya ,arJ.y ia
nearing nr'or' 'u'',to sax !os''," !',,, rJ 80.
was 4'unu 1',r 'i, 10 rJ ,,i 0'S'''' '''
'"''1 %" f''''
TINE CENTRAL. fire dcpsrngqSsnt WAS called ID
10 'he 0,hmIul n'N'IE, - N'N' t,to haJ %
'. % .,o, ~ i's' iI,7t 7t r,',s p,"r tGc ot"n'
siH'i i'u 'h"h- PFC "' '"ra "'"' ''' 'N
Inc damage was '"A".
c,v,u..ro.,rsp n WALKER ~ de.
par,meut of public property was not present
az }r'iri'al mtr,ns "l lto Guy H.,
si'ner'. NT ana Nrs. NHAer are III 'io'
springs AIN' "''''''.s '"' '"''S'
.,...,,,, ,... ,,, '.,t.,. mora o,,,,i.d to,.
I0 pl H,n",.,'o" Tsag aiI"rip,
c.. 2l' south h'.'on lhe s'V,NTo'VyrS Vrs
are n. ''N"'"s'' 'oe r"7'' """ '''''
..r,.rp rprpr.,' 'r,rtyr Han. II
NlNIt htIl'hNh hN Al larry ~,
N"s'r. ""2 ""s 'Iu'I 10 ,nr MON" M
',' u'' ~ III IL, ,bs
Texas, eiiv hut Is expected nome Ni'nIn 'he
neat lew days
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W VI 0i' ~ N,a ,u,, I. i~. i,,.
[ Shrine hnnd on tne pllsI'W,1kt 10 tho W"
pcrlm co'nrlI meeting In Mlu"ehpoils new
!Gnc' according To D.. IIoInt'u, ihe uir''uoIIi
All NNHuaule bahd muel lahs III lhe 'Ny VIII
make the trip, he says
.,.,.,.,.,.. a.
d. \. NLE' E,' Epi' VINO nI 'r. ,''v r,,'S "'s
nvne j" Map' N,HISe w'i boHn no, no? 6png i,
erected N irNng I''t. !, Inc nome ne VIII me oe
c"mP'tttu hnout amy l. ~ "4' 'e "'"e
=
PAT PAT EtSoN, charged on lh,ee
counts with stealing automobile TRES PLEADED
guilty when arrWgned lh ln'u'e court !esi
/ tcrday- TIC was huuhd over 10 tne superior
court and hold for $1,000 bond on each
count which he was unable to iurnlsh'
ERNEST DYKES. white man, and Willie
| Leo colorcd. pleaded guilty TO grand larceny
/ before Justice Lee Daniel Yesterday. ihey
were bound over 10 district court ana IN
| default of bond were committed to the
county jan.
-
THE ORDER of hearing criminal and ciul
cases in the county court term which begins
/ April . was reversed 10y Judge Standeyen
YESTERDAY. The civil cases will be taken up
/ az thr beginning " the session and the start
| upon the crlmnal cocket Wall not begin
until May
=
ANOTHER f0RMEk railroad detective has
been added to the Tulsa <phcc force, in W
| T. B,asly who has been place on The
Lucas. Bcazely has had number OF years,
I experience in detective work and is expected
&" add to the eit'ci'nci OF the department
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24
BANKS OF ALTON ARE HEALTHY
Recent Statements show Gratifying
Increase From Last Year

Special 70 The World
ALTON, okla, March 23-Thc last
statements of the Farmers State and
the First National banks OF Alton
show n healthy increase over their
previous statements of last year. The
Farmers State bank, the younger of
the two banks, has more deposits now
than both banks had three years ago
and the deposits Of the two banks are
half as mlfrh again now as they were
March, year ago. The deposits of
ithe two banks together are now nearly
$500 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24

rett and Mcleod are holders of
world d-championship hOnors in the
fancy ropine. riding and tieing con-
tests. Garrett and Mcleod and others
of the Iarty of "cowpunchers' are en-
route to New York city,-where they
viii enter contests in a great eXhi5i-
ton of Skill oS the western plains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24
NeI.s of the State

CLINTON There is great scarcity of
planted early will likely be disappointed. II
is estimated that the gardening acreage will
be about double any former year. 1t is
largely the result OF the public movement for
more gardening, the free distribution VI seeds
and the loaung OF lots by the chamber OF
commerce to those who would cultivate them
HUGO + D. Coping. lawyer and news
paper man. formerly engaged IN business IN
this city and Antlcrs. died Tuesday at a
hospital in Paris Texas lie was a native OF
Kansas, 86 years old and came to Okla
homa before Statehood 4 short time ago
his family moved to Miami where ho ex
pccted to locate in tsc practice OF law. In
termcnt was at Ant!ers.
CLINTON Rcv. Wait Holcomb, the evan
celi,t now holding forth at the Methodist
church, preached a sermon the other night
on Being Ready that is, preparedness
As fitting adjunct to the preaching the
Clinton band was on hand in fun force and
rendered some truly maritA airs
ARDMoRE 4 contract will be let next
week for excavation for the Sharp hotel
according to the statement OF Charles Won
Weiss. president Of the company The struc
turo win cost 5000. 900.
CLINTON John Hatchett was given thre,
years In the penitentary upon his plea OF
guilt 10 using fraud in securing So 600 from
a bank at Arapho lie was apprehended in
New Mexico.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-24

Oil map of entire state, sectionized,
shows all developm Tulsa Map
ping Co, SOP First Natl Bank Bldg,
Phone 1431
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08

IA, nit Ser Wrhnu6Imnn 6ieier Qenfe
naraM M r;d,t,n' ,n;e nniere M,oie.
rmmc s., M.iaAnmo S,r n omerifo=
,,;;1s.r as &C e,sf.u ;rtssrr;ert.n se,,t;d,,n
@M;ff. [ sssersrs
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a1s a xu'.aa'c.. G:...s., '..sD saa a;..;ssf
o'e eage uun ~ Ss. ;s.sr;s,.s,
s...s. so.ss =. E@;fs.r l Mhs;r. msfor1 !.
mrS @,,yrar;oM smfifn,spoen
mr. - Zion Mrrcno,,rents f;;r S;e
a"nsnnn @ ~ ,s Ssr S.ntrd,.n g.ersnte ~.
tr.s;.r ,,,nr &, lomSen ,noIrtsn.
re E.;s+ ;.A+ - .;r.r g,,m ylcrf,r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08

1lsitre 8e8iermns bat 3.
q. 8. Granilin psn etr vSnterna.
tipnGl NereantiIe Marine Com.
tanb~ sine MitteiIxn8 5x8eian6t,
n bes fe BE &tellnn6 flar lest bic
fe n 8e5xe a1f bic Td5rt anserifa.
nn4er 91iffe nad her 1lefabege.
sesb einsessmmen bat. 0er 9ert
Sieier @itteiIxns II ni&t ser5fient-
M, man esfd5rt aber bsn 8mt ma.
terri&tettr Geitt, mas xmsef6br IN
oer eAl&rift sefansen fat. DaMndj
bat Sns GtaatsaeSarttmemt erfIGrt,
Snk Bic Mtsiernne ben amerifani-
fden S&ifftn ftine &ieesi4iffe
51M S4ut mitse6en tSnnt, ba Sas
bsn btr benti&en @t8ifrnus als
tin feisbli6er Alt heTa&tet iuer6en
iuntse anb 6af bic Mesiernns u,dts
81 TIM manI&e, mas einen SonIiH
mn 0tntf@lano berbeifnbren miiilc.
Ies Mc4t btr ameritanil@en SdifTS
sH., L s..s axssg.s.1t 49, - S.'agasn, me;.
s 49, ,.sS a.S'ss.ssu. ~: wI :. a"'.'' Ssss.I S..S's
hss 49,. r,,ne.T.sss ~; E.sstssSs ssrs. ''s, snr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08

@ouperllair Gergilion bat Die
beim Senat bereits eingereidte No=
rnination BON &. S. Hoipaee gum Dit
gIieo bes ,8oaro Of Managers~ fiir
oas Staats Srren Mfpl in Multin
obne Mngabe BON @riinoen 5uriifge-
sogen. gs miro bebauptet. baB Motu-
gee, Der Dem goaro leit mebreren
sSsabren angebort. fiir 0te @ieoeran-
Itellung oes bisberigen Siiperinten-
oenten Or. Hrelton, eitler nnerfann-
ten slntoritdt auf Dem @ebiete Der
9ferpenDeilfilnoe, geItimmt utto lid
oaourd oas MiBfallen bes @olper-
neurs, Der oieier @ie0eranltelllng
beftig opponierte. slige5ogen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08
1tnseiuS6alidf 3eitea, snsesssbu-
+. fiAe xnfen.

Ser tpiiroe nidt in Dem slnge1l-
bIife, mo- linn cine groBe Grcuoe,
ein 1iltertpdrtetes Slid 5nteiI miro,
bon bem Bunfbe befeelt. ieinett
@Gidsreihtnm abaugeben. Nus be
fem @efiibI berans feiern mir Ja-
miIien=, Jreitnniddfts- uno Subj
IGunrsfefte. &ein trnliriges 4er5
mohten mir unter 6ef1en tpiiien, Die
ll,ls nabeiteben, unb Ielbit ioI6eli.
oie mir gar ridt fennen n0dfen
mir Summer uno Sorger1, ,ino fei eS
nur fir cine Stln6e, einen Gag,
fernbalten.
Mus iiberltr0nlel1oer Nenl4enlie.a
be idenfte Dor I6ngerer 3eit cine be=
riibrnte oelMl1e 0perniangeris, IN
geetp Dorf, dnI6BIi9 Der Gebart ei-
nes Gobnhens, benz .Dhitfer0nnf"
Soes Delltlden Moten 3reu5es cine
gr0Bere Suntnle fir bebiirftige @od
nerinncn uno @1igIinee in Der al
ten 3einlat. Sssn Der Stunoe bodlten
Muttergliides geondte oie aroBe
RiinItIerin ie1ter bielen Splitter IN
Delti1lnn6, Dor oeren Giire Der
Maugel itebt. Dieien iuetiger Slid
liheil inollte iie nit ibrer @abe Elm
menig grleidterung Deridaffen
gsie 5h0n mare es, tpenn nod bic
Re anoere W6iitter in oielenl .2aHDe
oas 8eilpiel iener eoIeti Grqu nnd)z
abrten tino ben 6urb Die Gebirt ib-
rer 2inoer pernnlnBten GliidsreiM=
tum alisltrablen lieBen alf ibre
bartbeor1agten @4meifern i'm nIten
gaterlaa6e. SIR lire eigenen Sim
Ser miro oieie 2iebestot ip1ter eine
bleibenoe uno iGone Grinner,ing iein
an oieie groBe u11b eberse 3eit,
nllo iie iperoen ftoIs unf lire @iitter
ieim BOB lie, fotDeit Is IN ibrer 8raH
itono, in BEN Sircm Der 3eit suerf-
t1tig eingegrifftn nyt6 nitbt tnten3os
beifeite geitd,a0en bdteH. l1n6 die
Danfesgebete Der fernen Wiiitter, b.
men iie aus fiebenbem SerSen mol
eetan, tperoen ibren eiseneu Rinaern
Segen bringen
go mie 6ie 9at Der idIefiidell
iltngen We6oden, Die sur 3eit Der
Jreibeitsfriege; neil iie nifts an
beres 81, geben batten, ibr id)oneS
Ianges Snor Dem 0aterIaroe 5iim
Dpfer bradten in Der @eididte oes
oeutlhen Nolfes llnpergeifen lit, 10
tpie oie Opfertpi[Ligfeit i,no Treue
oes Delltfdatnerifonertums in Ste
&eroen alIer Deltiden tiefeingegra-
ben iein miro, 70 tDiiroe and 6ielc
nelie 2iebestat Der oei,tid nmerifd-
iliiden Yeiitter in Der geihidte
oieies groBen &rieges, un0 oamit
in Der BeItgcfdrdte eiisig oaltc-
ben.
Ser ,Yllitteroanf~ bes OeitId3en
Hoteh areu8es mill iid Der beoiirfti-
gen @ohnerinner nno Sduglinee
ourd 8erabreidung frdftiger yodb-
rllngsnuittel uno gutter Gflege beiom.
oers annebnen, oamit itift aud nod
Ser iiingoelltide Radtpud)s oern arie-
ge gum Spfer f1llt. Die Delegation
oes Deutihe1 &oten areu5es fir Die
Gereinigten Staaten 1928 groaos
man, gteip gorf, bat loipol oelitidc
ipie englilde 9rrfid)riften ilber Die
len beionoers eolen 3meig Der
9rieesbilfe bcrausgeeebent Die germ
fpitenIos perIanot tperben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08

Sdauere 8Gmpfe IcIlen 5ipt'
i@en San Mnbres mn6 Santa DId-
BEL i'm Gtaate G4ibuabua stuiidyen
giliftns nab garranaiitas I'm Gar
se itien. Tilla fpa einen Sell Der
&aballer;e Garrnnsais sefansen &C.
nomnen 6abrn. &c iuiirbtn biele
geripHnhete md oer staSt G5i9na-
bna sefMift.
ll,tler @einnotcr In Negieo,
@enrp g. JIether, bate cine Inter
reoumg nit Oenr 9r6fi6enten. Gr
beobiihtigt, in ben nddften Eagen
nah Merico 81, geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08

3n perfanfen - Sdmieoe nno
y6arSiuare" Wcidaft. sebn Weilen
anferbalb San gntunio's. 0jittc &c.
Icaenbeit fir cine Garage. Sriefe
erbeten inter s. u. c/p ssrcie EreiIc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08
3tt uertmietett.

9as obere Stofiperf oes @anles
geo. 21S Sit-gommerce 5traBe =
Iaitm 90 Bel 80 SUB. Nadl5ufragerl
ZIG SIt-gonnerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08

Oie 2egiSlatur bes Staates slr-
fanias bat Die Siurlme bon $4,000
5ur 8ertilgltng Der Sol5b0de (Sids)
beiuilligt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-02-08

gau CrIanbnisfdleine.
6. Sdred. 8obnbaiis, Bill Green
Ctr; 1900.
O.. u. 6. Salff, gteparaturen, @eft
0oiiIton Ctr; 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-08
GIRL THIEF'S DISGUISE
WAS ROUGE AND A WIG
Angel Face" II, Held in Two
Brooklyn BurglarieS

Nellie Perett. seventeen years old,
known 10 ths police and 20 the inmates
OF the Bedford Reformatory, from
which she was graduated two months
ago. as the Angel Face" brought her
angelic countenance into the Williams
burg court yesterday and was held at
81 500 bail. charged with burglary.
The Angel Face" was first arrested
for burglary FIVE years ago and re-
leased under suspended sentence. Four
wears ago she was sent 20 Bedford Re
formatory The police say that since
her release she has broken into many
houses. wearing 2 wig and rouging her
cheeks a. a disguise.
Mrs. Fannie Zellon, 343 South Fourth
street. and Mrs. Gussie Krabchenks, Of
13S Stage Street, both say they have
entertained the Angel Face" unawares.
Mrs. Zellon is sure that the Girl en-
tered her apartment with false keys
and took away a diamond ring worth
CO.'S and q wallet containing SO. Mrs.
Erabcbeuke asserts that she lost S28.
Questioned by Magistrate Dodd, the
eivl whose face rs slngularly pretty
nd Youthful. admitted both crimes and
added that she had committed other
b1r,laries. too. Mrs. Peretti, who was
also in court. said that she thought her
daughter mentally unbalanced.
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NEW TREATMENT
TO CURE PARESIS
PIERCES BRAIN
Salvarsan Injected Directly Into
Central Cavity in Method Test
ed by POSTGRADUATE Hospital

A daring and delicate method OF in
jtcting salyarsan through the skull
dura and tissue OF the brain directly
into the main central cavity OF that
delicate organ to check the ravages Of
paresis has been developed at the Post
Graduate Medical School and tested at
tho POST Graduate Hospital. II is zone
Of the most advanced and hopeful
methods Of arresting the destructive
process Of paresis," according to an an
nouncement made last night.
For several years salvarsan has been
administered for paresis through the
outer membranous covering OF the brain
ard deposited on the cortex. The COM
mound. 10 was discovered. reached only
n small part Of the brain tissue. its
course being downward toward the me
dulla. leaving a large section Of the
upper part Of the brain unaffected.
Under the new method the operation
is supervised by an expert neurologist
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and brain surgeon Of unusual expert
once. who indicate the point TO pc
punctured. An opening is made through
the skull and dura OF the brain ana
blunt. hollow needle IL passed stralght
through the brain tissue 10 the cehtral
cavity.
with this needle bit Of the spinal
fluid is withdrawn from the cavity ana
filed for reference. Then the needle ~
6lled with a serum made from the pa
tents blood and medicated by the al
dition OF salvArsan and the mixture IN
injected into the brain cavity. Thence,
mingled directly with the cerebro-
sLinal fluid, il is carried throughout
the entire cerebro-spinal system, de-
siroying the spirochete that cause the
disease.
Three operations are performed on
each patient. the second ten days after
the first and the third month after
the second. None Of the patients re-
NAMED at the hospital more than four
days after the operation.
Forty or fifty cases have been treated
in this manner. Most OF the patients
we're found among those who presented
themselves at the free clinic OF the
hospital. Paresis generally develops
eight years or more after the introduc'
ton OF the germ which causes IL, IL is
thought that many Of the subjects,
taken. as they were from applicants al
the clinic. were much further advanced
in the disease than would be the case
with most OF those afflicted. Heretofore
parcsis has usually resulted in death
i'm from eighteen months to two years
after It's onset
Although the treatment has been in
use at the hospital only shout four