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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21
DalCSOH NelrS


Thomas Turley and family moved
TO Tulsa last Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Lewis and children have
been visiting at this place this week.
Cecil Smith is here from Blackwell.
visiting home folks.
Alfred Pearson, who has been gone
for -four years, has returned to make
this place his home.
G.. q. Rhyme has been suffering for
some time with severe affection OF
the shoulder.
Miss Mildred Eberhart is home
again after visit with her brother
and family at Chelsea.
The following are pneumonia
patients David Stark, the infant child
OF G. w. Tunnel and wife. and the
little daughter of l.. II. Crumrine and
wife.
Mrs. Mabel Jackman, who has been
visiting near Kansas City, returned
thru Dawson last Friday on her way
home TO Sperry.
Grundy Faulkner after an absence
of several weeks, has returned from
points in Missouri
Mrs. Anna Ballard has returned To
her home in Missouri, her mother hay.
ing shown marked Improvement.
The infant child OF Il. T.. Scott and
wife passed away Sunday morning
Burial was in Rose hin cemetery.
II Is reported that thieves. in maxi
ing away with several loads of pipe
from the pump station east Of here.
failed TO negotiate the hill east Of
Tulsa and had to leave the pipe and
one wagon.
A baby boy arrived at the home OF
MI and Mrs. Jack Funkhouser last
Tuesday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21
Efficiency and Service the
Distinguishing Marks

7 Efficiency and agreeable serv-
ice build banks. These are marks
that distinguish one bank from
another. The Union National
Bank offers complete facilities
for the transaction of all bank
Ing business - commercial, saw
ings, safe deposit and Investment.
1t accords the same courteous
treatment to all its customers
and gives the fullest measure of
up-to-date banking service
promptness and accuracy in ham
ding their accounts, and the
thorough and friendly considera-
tion of their business and finan-
cial problems by men who are ex-
perts in such matters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21
Ten Thousand Dollars Invested la
Gowns by Pretty Star

OF more than ordinary interest is
the announcement Of the appearance
here today at the Empress OF the
noted English comodiennc, Josie
Feather Ladies VIII be especially IN
torcstcd, as the gowns worn by Miss
Heather during her engagement here
are valued at over $4,000. Lovers
of good vaudeville will be Interested
because Miss Heather IS true artist
in every sense of the word. At the
Orpheum theater i'm Kansas city Miss
Heather was the hcadliner for the
week closing yesterday Her salary
is said TO be In excess of one thousand
dollars q week ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

Laura McWlliams, inner sentinel,
Emma Trotter, outer sentinel, Blanche
Billington, manager and B. J. Davis
pl yscian.
Miss Laura Nelson returned
Wednesday from Clarcmorc, where
she has been visiting friends.
Miss Bery Bowman is conValesclng
after her recent illness.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

later way was 20 write +. c or G
ON one Of the lines In the beginning,
which would designate the key or
pitch. From this idea came our mod
ern +, & ana q Clcfs. And from the
red line the school children can easily
guess where the red do" comes from
II Is said that monk who was fa-
NJ us teacher and singer invented tho
red line for j., etc This was Il great
advancement I'm the notation of music,
but II was not until the Fifteenth
century that round notes like those we
Use were invented, TO Franco Of
Cologne monk is given credit for
creating the first uote-signs TO show
the duration. or lcngth Of the time.
Of a note. soon after the round notes
were invented, came bars 10 show
measures. ana the main features or
music notation were complete. The
staff, clcfs and notes that We use to-
day as signs for musical sounds look
very simple. but II took hundreds of
years to complete this system of writ
ing music.
Cleofonte Campanini, dircctor-gen-
cral Of the Chicago Grand opera COM
pany has discovered the greatest
singer of the day Madomo Amclita
Gal i-Curci, a spanish italian. and tho
assessor Of the most wonderful
coloratura voice Of the present time
So true and clear is her voice that one
can but think Of birds voice. Mad
anne Galli-Curci is self-taught mu-
siClan, taking her instruction from
living close TO nature and listening to
the birds singing I'm the trees She
came to America Of her own account
and il Is said she told Mr.. Companini
that II she did not make good IN her
tryout appearance they need not pay
her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21
Dreaded an Operation
More Than Anything
Tried FruiiOiu and TrdyO and
Has Nerer Since Been TrOU-
bIed WIN CAL Stones.

Mrs. Mary T.. Fransc. whose nd-
dress Is West Point. Nch. Box ilL
has written 10 the pinus laboratories
u very strong endorsement OF Fruitola
and TraNo. About ten Years ago
was about to undergo am operation
for gall stones when / heard ot your
medicine Drcadiug AN operation
above everything, determined to
try Fruitolu and TruNo and have
never been sorry / did 500. as have
never been troubled with gain stones
since"
Fruitoio and TraXo are COM
pounded from the original Edsall for
mulas AT the pinus laboratories in
Monticello, III, ana can be pur-
chased In drug stores. Doctors pre-
scrlptlOn is not necessary Iluitola
II pure fruit oil that acts as an in
testiual lubricant and disiutcEratcs
the hardened PARTICLES that cause so
much suffering disrhtrgiug the ac-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

7 1t matters not how small the
account may be - the depositor
will always find the officers of
this bank ready and alert to give
earnest attention and thought to
any business matters on which
he may wish to consult them.
We, of course, invite your ac-
count. We want you with us.
We will expect to retain your
business by virtue of the service
we are prepared to give you. Put
us to the test.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

oumuatod waste 10 the relief
a cf
rebuild ruu system
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

tho plcturc and universal interest i'm
eugenics should bcspeak for this at.
traction an unusually large attend
HICc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

, President
c. +. HOPKINS
Active Vice President
l.. Il. JACKSON
Nice-President
]. 7. BYRD. 5r.
Cashier
G.. A. MITCHELL
Assistant Cashier
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

WTnt TUS Nngc1CS SniU:
"Ior thinkers, not for molIy ycoddlcs. ."-Examincr.
"Kc,cas the truth, calls II spade IA spadc"-Timcs
"Iull OF inspiring scenes where love mnglcs with
cleanliness "-ENprCss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-21

drama So intense, so frnught with human
II live iu your memory tll your dying day
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OFFICERS

w. T.. BROW.
LEE CLINTON
Active Nice-President
Il. r. PERRY
Vice President
HARRY II. ROGERS
Vice President
II. w. WALL
Assistant Cashier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-31
A||ege Gen, Irias is
Backed by Germans

NEW ORLEANS, March 80. Gen
ry;i Julian lria>. N!cdraSucan rcyol'l-
zionist, arrested lat" last night here
on charge oi being in the United
States Illegally i understood really
10 be- h"l,i for Investigation Of his pos
Siblr connection with IN alleged Cou-
backed by German Influences IN ldtln
America Iria& is held lncommunlcade
al The parish prison and federal au'
ihorjIi"S rctus'r; to discuss The charges
against him From other sources il
was learned federal agents are inEcs.
Iigating charges Of violations Of neu-
Iraiiiy.
TIL" alleged conspiracy according 10
we'll Informed Latin Americans here
had as lis Object The simultaneous
overthrow ui III" governments or
every Central American country and
III" formation OF a union Of Central
American states !0Strrrd by German
influences.
The authorities hay" been Informed
that iria~ recently wa, in Mexico City
when conferences were held by repre-
senlaiivrE Of alleged. r"vUiuiiOniStS OF
Honduras. Nicaragua. Guatemala, sal
vadur and costa RicI and ii was re-
ported u German (aEcnt participated
in them. Federal agents declined 10
confirm ar deny thrs" renortS.
Friends Of lras said today thai he
had refused 10 pariicipal" III the al
legged German plans and denied he
was involyrd III any revolutionary plot
in Central America.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-31
CLARK NOMINATED
FOR SpEAKERSHIP

WASHINGTON. March -. Ghamp
Clark. OF Missouri. was nominated Tor
reelection Today as speaker II the
house at Il caucus 81 democrats. lie
Was chosen ny Hcrlanatiun.
Mr.. Clark :. confident of rr-ciccilnA
when the nOuSr meets Monday. There
was no opposition t" hlm today ana
it took fifteen minutes 10 make the
nomination. Repre- sentative snack
l"fovd. colleague made lhr nomlndl-
ing speech and The lormality oil vut-
.n@ was dispensed with.
Mr.. Clark has been in congress more
than twenty years and has been speak
or of The last three congresses.
After the nomination the caucus
took up questions Of house organiza-
ton.
Present house officers were re-nom-
mated and present Democratic MEM
beers OF the Ways and Means commit
Ice renamed. This committee acts as
the committee on committees and
will make all committee selections for
nomination 10 The new house,
There were Isl mrmh"rS-rloci III the
caucus. which was undiSturb"d by any
serious fights Thirrr-thrrr Demo
ucrals. some OF them classcd rs in
SurgrnIS, failed 10 show up.
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Visit
VISIT
PA[)E n C|T I ..
Wait Tor announcement.

usual morning game OF golf. shut
himself IN his study and began
the preparation Of his address, He
mas entirely recovered from the
Geld which kept him in bed re-
Gently for more than week. Late
in the afternoon ne took a walk
through the downtown section of
the CITY and appeared 10 be in
perfect health.
While the details Of the con-
ference between the President and
Secretaries Baker and Daniels af-
ter the cabinet meeting were not
made known. both OF the cabinet
members have before them many
questions concerning the strength
e1ins OF the detenses of the ma
ton.
Among these questions are: The
early graduation OF the first class
at West Point, the putting or the
coast and seodetjc survey, with
its fleet Of vessels, under the navy
department, transfer OF superHI-
sion over privately owned wire
less plants from the commerce 10
the navy department. collection OF
large number OF privately owned
boats suitable for submarine chas-
ers. and purchase of supplies OF
ali kinds for the army and navy.
One Of the first problems facing
the government is that Ct making
certain that men and women dc
rot GO into the army or navy VINO
are better fitted for Industrial
work. Special efforts are to be
made to keep skilled workers Of
all kinds out OF the military
branches except when they are
needed. VI.
Additional National Guard units
were called out today to partTc'-
nate in the work Of protecting
public property in The United
States.
There is understood to be a
stronq probability that there will
be several important shifts OF Of
ficers both in the army and navy
soon.
Since the severance Of relations
with Germany everything possiplc
has been done toward 9ettine
Americans out Of that country.
With the last four consu's safe on
Swiss soil today, very few Amer,
cans remain under German control
except the forty-seVcn Belgian re-
Lief workers who still have TWO
weeks news quarantine 10 tut-
full under the agreement. A few
other citizens remain in Germany
despite full warning but they are
THOUGHT to be largely German
Americans who remain by prefer
ence-
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PLEADS GUILTY OF
SPENDING TOO MUCH

ERIE. IA. March %o.--urri" y.
El"Hklr:. E,pubi:"au r"tlsr"S*nni-'!"s
from ia. Invent! -,.i@h;h Pennsylvania,
district. Tonight entered Ui"n of
n"lln contendr" h"!"r" JUdE" ". II. :.
Thomson i'll United states district
,ouri hero - an iihictmcnt returned
lat" today by ia" federal grand jnry.
charging him with "Arrndimg NOR" than
tin" legal iHaXimUm of $H.pV0 |" pro-
mrtr h!. election last November.
'ril.. Indictment was r"larn''l ~ ne
GRAND Jury upon evidence presented n.
Il s,.%sI" beginning ii,;i FrI@Hy imn'"-
,lint"iv after Tia" Indictment was 70
turned Mr.. Birahle% appeared h'l"rc
.Gudg" Thomson md entered ms Plea.
IN" court st Thursday. April ~ NJ
IiusLurgh. as the tim" and ilaC-' !"r
imposing s@ni"mcr anon tn" crn$r' SIS SIS
n.;ln-clrct Mr. El"aki"y was r%'"a#"d
r,rnn his own r"cocnl2ance with III"
consent Of United states District Al
t"rncy T.. L""ry lGumcs.
40 S!n;rml'ni WIS made o! VT.
Hlcnkl"y rs !" his proposed action Win
regard 10 his scat IN congress, ar rs
TO whether n" would attend the open
ing session ON Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-31
WILSON UPHELD
|NPARKER5bURC
HUGE. MASS MEETING
GIVES ENDORSEMENT
Speeches Made by Burlin-
game, Judge Brown, DR..
Bennett and Others.

PARKERSHCRG. NJ. Va. March 80.
AT Il huge mass meeting held here
tonight resolutions vera passed up
holding President Wilson in the
course h. IS pursuing to project the
lives OF Americans; his action in Sev-
"ring relations with Germany and
pi"GgiHg III" support OF those present
III cas-" that war is declared when
congress meets.
Many spr"ChrS We're made patriotic
in nature. Among tiI0S" who addressed
Tho meeting were Paul BurIingam",
Louisville. Ky, o. the Universal Mill
Larry Trainin% League; Judge T. y.
Brown, OF ParkcrSburg, and Rev. Or.
Joseph \. Bennett Sistc"Sville, W.
Va. Members of many patriotic ord
ers attended including the Woman's
Relief Corps and daughters OF tn"
ConfcdcraCy and Daughters of the
American Revolution. some OF The
members OF which spok"
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NEW 'YORk.' March %".--The national
foreign trade counc! held nteSt'nH
T..rc ;mJay to discuss; plans 81: C"-or"r-
,;frg wi;Ei the government III sowing
nr|hinm4 for the ;nuinr,nancr Q! conl.
,n..rc. and. economic defense N *aSe Ok
war. ,,arlr-
RESOLUTIONS were adopted occurring
viva, economic prcpurrdnrss is essential
' ~ IT. ' largely rests upon tho gold re-
scry,.. created by the present i"T"lSh
sni,rrm Of materials Indispensable TO
military and naval Defense.
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WANTEGy Position
WANTEDi-To Rent

n - alterations on vonaen''
clnthinr. cali Nat.or4! 'Shone I0i9-R nlr-ea-i
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Related Report.

EEHI.IN. March @6.--t M"ndaE '--'!fE
wireless 10 Tn" .Ns:'Vr!aI"H fr"~S. VIA
Turk"rt"u. y. j.. NHr"h %"'-. IN" hi!'-
;,rrs~ OF IT," BRUSH ana TIA" tr"hch IA
In. SrrIur nr ln. Western front "HH"uitt-
I'd h y,h, ,;.rrm,mS has alny'+, Slorlmd'
ACCORDING ~ German officials her.. Th"
lighting is Eri wing more *iuhh"rn hhI
they d"cl"rc tho French report" 81 ~.
Ln,iIr. arr nyrrdr:uwn. III" ENGAGEMENTS
icing mere manifestation" ~ H"n'i3
warfare and In" real action not having
yet taken place. .,,..
Thu. surrrs., If their Undertaking, tn"
German officials declare. - proved ny
HE. fact that III" roar Guarh& nav" cap
rurrI 40 rrisuIp.rS Two uI:trhln" guns
and one r,rriV,:' cannon. Will" the l'rlt-
iSh who gre moving forward AT ii SLOW
or rur" t!rau rhr French. have reported
no prisoners md 10 guns taken. an"
the French who hay" mad" At on" point
:; ~ mile advance, have taken hut 10
urirnIirTS and no guns.
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Favored Treatment.

WASIllNGTpN. Mar. "".-A!I"n'
s...k!EG American citizenship WlIl b"
given favored trrliIncn, II IL h"c"in'"
necessary t. put restrictions on TOR
.I.u,rs. Tn state department inferno
ed thu labor department to-day that i'll
such a contingency drclnrAu"!H ~ IN
tcn,ion L" become citizens "!ll "hv Gii"n
due cons Iteration.
"a Vol moi publicly aNprcsSrd. IS under
stood To br rhat II the United states -
forced int" war with Tie Central Pow
,rs. M move viii be mHdr toward IN
turrrncnt of their MAJ lcnalS within IN"
!'nifri states even army an! may re-
Sar,.is,S rs long ~ the foreigners uE-
serve the ruunlry's laws. l'r"p'Tty
rights 10. will be- respected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-31
GUN DUEL BETWEEN
GUARD AND DRUNK
FOREIGNER WITH GUN AND FULL
OF LIQUOR BEGIN TRADE
ON GUARDS.
But Is Scared Away When Soldier
Opens Fire With Intent TO Kill
Argument In BeIlaire.

Shots were exchanged between Il
Guard at Martins Ferry and Il drunken
iorclgnrr last night when the latter
fired at he soldier. Neither WAS NJ
but the guard shot with intent 10 XII,
hr said.
Early in the afternoon III" drunk
cot into an argument with Il guard on
duly al the lrrStln III Fourth anu ray
ere streets and claimed the soldier
insulted HIM He said he wnuld XII
him ,,.
He came around with Il gun Al night
bur another guard was III the post AZ
rhr 1rcsrln. he drove IN" foreigner
away and the latter, seeming |" &"t
angry AT the whole bunch. bcSaa lIr
INK at the man OH duly near the Beg
mont brewery This guard shot a,
the inrhrialc hut did not nit nm ana
ne mas not been seen since.
The guards in Rrlairc arc also ma
ing odds with DRINKS. one irl!o"
Irlrd 10 argue with Il uniformed hlal
lasl night near the Brilaire brewery
but when hr got Il good shaking rom
The guard he realized the fore" Oh Inc
soldiers argument.
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Million for uipment.

MONTPELIER, Vt. Mar. %0.-Thc
Legislature" today passed = bill HpprU-
priat!nE $l.00u.r00 Tor cGuipp!ns the
National Guard of tn" state ana prGtu-
iziuE tho home dci"ns" Til" house
passed the measure under a SuSp"uS ton
of the rules in the forenoon. and IL i'm
ncd.at"ly wcn; TO the senate. where
favorable action was taken few hours
later. Governor Graham announced that
uo would sign the measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-31
POULTRY

B. 900 bella Vista White Lrso;ns lard n'rr I""ppu
eggs in Ield the result o. FEARS ;rar'neSiins an"
scientific breeding FOR size, 'iSnT and reG TYPE sue
,.ssru rss farms and pcultryrnen buy Bella VISTA
hrirrlrr rscs to improve Their fctSs: Recommendation
by experiment statinns stntc universities and aEricu:
turaI colleges Eggs $50 setting: 500 for So 81
r-r 100: So per l.UU0: S0fr fertility Guaranteed:
.hicx> dr each: SIT lrr loo. Slc'!id breeders for
sale a: all times. Bells Vista Farms. h'Hms"cS
Mo IN g"
FOR SkLE-EsIs for natcnlnS. ~. cents cach
White Lrshn!n. rrizc Ruff Or?infton Three Hu''
rceLpreIs SEQ each. Sunny Knoll Fam. Nat. phone
,,., oars Y mr-20
THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock Cocke'nis sauO anu
s.; 90. Erss $3.50 setting. S:ilTell farm, KaJ!and
Ohio H' -o.oe-
FOR SaLE-fess :or hatchnS. +. G. Rhode LSlano
u.d, Park. bred 70 lay. barred Rocks. Blue An
G.lus!.n Columbian wyandots $3.50 nrr Is. HcnrT
Isur ilS Erie 81, Natl phone lSh-M. mr-i2-SVt
MODE ISLAND ked. Huff l.cshon eSSs and stock
.,- sale. H. Il. Hcmmann. Wheeling. w. Va. H. =
mr.l2-42-t
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vugitives Reach Mexico.

FL: pASn. Ten. March :'n.'~i W" ,. ,,,,.
E'"rri.,n club Sunday morning az tn"
,7,rstS Of tho GERMAN residents Of tha,
,,i,y anJ 'wcrc said 10y their hosts |"
h:,y. escaped rr"r, The German raider
prin, Ethel Friedrich, int"rncH ;t' fhlin-
arri,.,.J tonight from ihihuIhUa tNF'
rho Am..icat, Said h" s"w tn" tw" G"r-
,r..re or. g.! thoru WAS small in STA
tmrn Of Il decidedly hl""G", .iyr" ana
about - years old III" "'h"r' u" so ;i,
vas ;Hnuj - years Old and heavily
built
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SneIE Preparing.

NEW YORK, March So.-,SheriG ~
fred r. Smith ANNOUNCED today ma; ia
"a making up a list Of ".apo bus lh"S1
II"' .r, ~ sprcial deputy sh"rItfS IN an
rrn"rGnucy. The lisl will Include Ten
men from zach II III" S+n ci"&!ion 1lS
rtctS In New York county. Win NlT
present deputies. special deputies h'.'
.ybc-jfi'e t;;ryIncn. Mr.. Smith expects -
have availat,lc soon n force OF nrar!!
ten thousand MN.
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For Canal Defense,

WASHINGTON. March %J.--Strcngth'
cuIug OF the military forces IN the lana
ma canal was ordered to-day by the WA
department and board OF Officers
named 10 report upon organizing III civl-
Ian employees in the canal zone for mil
ltary defense purposes. The board wi
consist Of Lieutenant Colonel Chester
Harding. governor Of the Eo"n: Com
iuauder Hutch l Conc. marine sUpcTin
irnd"ut OF the canal and Major Oliver
Edwards. o. the general staff.
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co,eeryinr Resources.

EnSTlN. N.cch SO.--TN3 Wv T.HE-
land :rrl.nhoun ana Telegraph c"mpu"E.
according 10 statement by President
Thiup |. Spauldins today. IS conS"rF-
INK its resources by limiting new con-
.:,'i,,,. ION so that in case o: actual
in.,iIi,,cs rho NEEDS of tin, covcvnC!" NJ
may b. properly taken care OF.
Service has not and probably VIII not
b., denied anyone. hut additions are ne
ing deferred. and such 'nstailHtirh' as
ar. necessary are made subject {" de-
Laws Of two or lhrne weeks, he sud.
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No Anti War Mat

PlTTSBURGH III. Mar. 3N.->.An or
der forbiiuinS the holding 0! an anti
war meeting in a theatre here next Sun
day was ISSUED today b. Superintendent
Of Polio. W y. Matthews. This action
was taken on instructions of Director
OF Public SAFETY G.. S, Hubbard. who de-
clarcd that the meeting would BIZ
against the best interests OF the city
and nation,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

oIL.oIL-o OIL 900 acres rich Of! land sesreSsteH
", sat. II oklahoma Tor irYt!";:m"'it Is held W
y. UnLrr uuasSal!"i title. Now being w"'Eea WIZ"
rncF;y tx practical oil men "ih years o. 'A!''
1.r,.rs,t,. ;afi,S l-rS,. bic IN those who CONE
II, nn,c IcSt ri references WITT" to-day Tor t'll
details Segregated Oh! Co.. hci'. -" oSiatoi"a
,,, ur-3i-e
PAYING ..ouL- hFIt sr0" fnr sale. WORTH S1''' WIN
sacrifice SlTn Proof Furnished Am oF"et"u "
hospital fur OPERATION 1894 Union. hena"r' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-31
FINANCIAL

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-31

Ghetto ton women threw stones into
the piac" and abused would-bc pur-
chascrs. They fled when n patrol
wagon appeared
one woman r!ntcr put Solomon Wal
lowitZ and his meat shop OFT OF com
mission for several hours by placing 4
paddock on the door. Police removed
the lock.