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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
UNFURL SERVICE FLAG
Locnl Chapter of National Jewish Fra.
ferntfy TO Entertain Soldier
Mcmbr

An initiation, the unveilins of the
service nag and refreshments will be
ne ne way KaPPa Mu Alpha Chapter Of
~ Tau Pt Fraternity will entertain
!rs In the service this evening.
Inc program wi start at Sis o'clock.
me ten stars in the flag represent:
r ia NJ Asher, d. Abe Rreitstein.
Mlliiam 1ost Harbaugh, Karl Heiden.
cobs. Adolph Meyer. Meredith c. Prar
S St Rubenstem and Harold F.
Pi Tau Pi' Fraternity 1. nationa,
Jewish organization with twentv-three
CHAPTERS In the larger. cities of the
country. a great deal of philanthropic
ana patriotic work is done by the fra
ternity as a body, as we'll as by the
Individual chapters and members Of
of this city are: Albert M. RothschiId
president; Max Mittledorfer. vice-pres-
ident; Fred S. Guggenheimer, secre.
tary, and Wallace Spigel. Treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
Great AsseTfcSa Play At Uijou.

Aany OF the critics who have been
dhramStists: ;anI,pounee thslr belief thai
Ereat A muit1h h has put oyer" The
Iia AIR. TIE Shrif girts
pr ipr Haatti s .,. referred TO is the ofter-
For many Years American dramatists
wrote able plays Of particular States,
fhe Henr FIstn,sn AND from from
NAY Down East" to "The Great
DIVIDE. But no one man Seemed 10
Etasp, the whole spirit and genius OF
america until David Wark Grif1itn
pfeked q suggestion for his theme out
81 on Di30n's The Leopard's Spots'' ana
tbs Clansman" and started to develop
the case are Henry d. Waithali, Ilillan
EIiis Sn;,, Aae Marsh, Miriam Cooper Mary
Joseph Hsnabery, Raoui Waish. ciif wos;
ana Robert Harron. Eighteen thousa nd
Psn3oPpie: 1000 horses and no less than
eloVo scenes went to the making Of
the big spectacle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
At the Movies

nl!oU-~rhe Birth OF = Nations"
- s,nIOH-yisis DAM. Ia "Fiover
LID Q NJ Norma TsIr,adse, In
s. Douglas Fnirbunks. in
"Oohad IN Morocco"
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pearson, in
"Pntriottsin.o -"
REx-MaFy Miller Minter, in 9TH.
4hcst ~ Rosy Taylor"
AAbPo'-Eisie Ferguson, in .sThe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
Be..ie BnrriscnIe ut the BIucbird.

Patriotism," WITH Bessie Barr!Sca le
In what has been proclaimed az the
greatest success In which this gifted
nicnt at the BlucSird to-day. A grin
pins, plot against vivid background
or the great world war, which, how
ever, is felt rather than seen, affords
an ideal opportunity for Miss Barris-
Gale TO run the entire gamut OF dra-
matte emotions. and she takes the full
est advantage or her opportunity. She
Is surrounded by capable cast OF
players. inc!udiua Charles Gum. To-
morrow's variety program will include
lions; Cleo Madison in Il two-part
western. The Flame of the Vest:
Alice Howell in comedy. and news
reels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
Complains of Schedule.

The complaint OF E. p. Reynolds in
respect to the irregular schedule main
was Yesterday referred by the Admin
istrative Board to Thomas S. Wheel
wright. president of the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company. for his at
tention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

The Virginia hallway ard pov.r
,ailI establish s,o o"a g,
Seventh and Cary Streets FOR hntb
north and southhound street cars and
Will dissontinn" the skip-stop AT mis-
point, aGrprd4ng to decision rcarhed
yesterd ~ by the Adm nistraIive Board
The only disse ming vote was made hv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
local Temperuturc Yesterday.

/. noon temperature. .........
3 i. NJ. temperature. ..
5 i. NJ. temperature. ...
9lhNimuln temperature to r. NJ.
Minimum temperature to S +. NJ.
Mean temperature yesterday.
Normal temperature for this date.
Excess yesterday
deficiency since March
Deficiency since January J....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
VOL. Dan. at the victor.

Dana is presented In "Fiower of the
Dusk" quaint story of New. Enerand
village life with a sympathetic human
Y based upon tragedy In life that.
through the course Of true love, is
turned into q wonderful blessing. such
as drives away tho tears aud brings
lor.n ,SmIttss and Sladness., On tho
.Looki ngThem Over" comedy Gamer
full OF laughing MARTIAL.
''The Only way" at the Odeon.
For the Odeon's feature to-day and
tomorrow Norma Talmadee with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

EconomiHe on your deliveries by buy
ing n good used auto truck. Look at
the Used Automobile Ads in The
TimeE-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
The Weather
FURNISHED by q. s. Weather Bureaul
Nederai Summer Time Used.)
Forecast, virginia

Forecast; Virginia
Showers Friday cN-
ccpt fnir northwest
portion. cooler eRst
portions ur d n ,
fair.
North Caroline
Showers nnd cooler
Friday; Sal urd a y
fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

Local Observations at y. NJ.
Temperature, 81: humidity, So; wind,
direction. southeast: wind, velocity, Z
miles: wcnther, partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

Tint vacant room will pny the tuxc,
Want AID will rent II to u good rrnunt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
Local Rainfall.

ka!niaH last twenty-four hours. None
l.Nc"SS since March l............. 0.3i
ENCrsS since January l. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
"Bound I'm Morocco"

"BOund In M0rOCCO"
feature of special interest I'm con-
nectlon with the latest Douglas Euir-
banks picture Bound In MOrorco.
which is on view at the Isis theatcr
this week Is the Spectacular hippo
Eiliout and Mike Brahm. tho well-
Known Standing l;onian riders, IN the
SSS.tSS pUs Iis oa,>.cS
on tho Arabian desert. On the same
Dill Is new Bray Photograph and
u Screen News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
Virginia Pearson In "rhe Liar.

Admirers OF VirEinia Pearson. who
remember her with gratitude for her
brand" and Tier Price" viii be
pleased to learn that she will be seen
at the COLONEL Theater to-day and to-
Liar" which is described az showing
T. stirring battle OF u young mother TO
of a terrible blot Lonesome Luke"
IN Bride and Groom" and a new
screen Telegram are added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06


cause all WIS Inevitable. While the
pressure from rhr south was inSiStcui.
from iSo!sspns on to the western end
sof the splatcau made their position b.-
tween sthe two rivers practically un.
.sunsTA NTTAt PROGRESS Is
. - MADE ~ AMERICANS
3 The extent TO witch the retreat has
gone is not mentioned officially, and.
.missible to say TIA, suniGstantiaI pros
ress mas been made by the Americans.
s. OrdeFs reached the American com
ports caused the Immediate dispatch
OF on Supporting patrois. BEFORE night
9fall n tlarec part of tho army winch
had been camping along the Ncsle was
IN action on the slopes north OF the
river And there was action. notwith-
standing thatth Germans already had
taken the initiative In their with
once moro the Germans have ON
deteNSS. and the Americans have been
facing their sire all day
In tho Eeighburhuod OF Ba2ochcs the
;Aimstie..sns we're advancing along tho
hlEhW3y north OF the river While -
~ e. tnc east lho. Ssre south Of
IN ap>u ANA a tn" be.,inninr Of
~. ~ hey were I'D hy tho
g rHt RS Ina [IlcrfcanS. however
eAa nE- N'rry a'"Ht tncm this time.
rn- .'' 700 a.Hr~ thp rive, Ia poiulS
whcr' rr"-e'ne r,d neen decided upon.
N!2;3 5@A25 HrSroNI PROPERTY
yIiHN toIln Nor MOVE
Sno e.rr;s nH from vehiud the Ger
49, ~ h", h"en Observed for the
past two" three CuFs. ln some I'M
ST. TN cause o! an ammunition
t4t9hi e ep.oS.pH OF an aHnHuirot.
lied ~ y,r""t Ait lrp'n an ~
ltcd battery. bar tine inereasi.g NUM-
$mcNe c'.u-nus has given rise
arHg2Stinn Aat ;hr Gsrnous are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
FLAG RAISING CEREMONY
Exercises TO BE Held Hy Foundation
Company Employees at Seven
Pines To-morrou

y stirring flag raising ceremony is
TO take place tomorrow at the plant
Of the Foundation Company, at Seven
Plncs. large United States flag is
10 be raised upon a pole. set upon AN
elevation, and. as II floats above the
expected large crowd, appropriate exe
erciscs will be conducted by the EN-.
p!oyecs OF the company and the Geld"
men. Mrs. James NJ. Small wife Of
flag. Wv
To huy or sell, exchange or trade
Want Ads arc tbn
sa !cSmcn efficient, S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
RICHMOND TIMEsDIsPATcB. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1918

Only Way" the story or u virile Ameri-
movie queen has many highly dramatic
moments, all of which combine to give
hsr a role 2f indesGri2tabie beauty. IT
proves 4 revelation 70 every behOlder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06
SUHSFA NTI.t. PROGRESS Is
ss MADE -! AMERICANS

3 The extent to which the retreat has
gone :is not mentioned Officially. and.
missile TO say thai substantial prog
ress mas been made by the Americans.
Orders reached the American com
manders before daylight TO send out
patrols TO investigate, and their re-
ports caused the immediate dispatch
of supporting patrols. Before night
fall tlarec part of the army winch
had been camping along the Ncsle was
in action on the slopes north Of the
river, And there was action. notwith-
standing that tho Germans already had
-tnlken- |. Tho LmLLLMtLNn In tlnLr with
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

/ membered that the troops aboard
were not seasoned veterans. nor even
line men soldiers. into whom every
effort has been made to instin dis
cipline which would have stood them
iii good stead In such an emergency.
Fhe fact that most OF them were
brought safely to. land Is accepted as
evidence that there was no panic.
some jumped overheard. but nearly
all brayely stood fast to await their
fate
These soldiers were woodsmen OF
the forestry battalion. men of the
supply train and OF the engineer
uain The best disciplined unit
aboard undoubtedly would he the
military police The others are men
devoted to hard work behind the lines
"Bottllng Up" Talked.
Around the navy department there
was renewed talk tonight OF "bettling
up the submarines Many officers
heieNe that a way can be found TO
hold the U-boats within narrow limits
and keep the rest OF the seas free cx-
cept for occasional raiders which
might slip thru There Is "a douyA
that plans TO this end have BEEN giveT
great study here and abroad.
The weight OF American anti-sub-
marine wfforts Is vet TO be brought
TO bear What has been accomplished
alieady by American naval forces has
been thru makcshift devices and con-
verted craft in a great measure
Every week now. However. sees the
nearer approach OF the day when all
the plans and efforts Of the navy will
bear fruit and wide extension Of the
campaign be potyible both In the way
of additional fighting craft and inn
proved devices on this Is based the
belief that the submarines can he
~ eatiy curhcd before SUMMER.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
TUSCANIA ASSAILANT
SUNK BY BRITISH
CoNrINuED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
craft is so successful hat P'it,sh craft
are being similarly equipped
There have boon indications that
the 4 boats have learned TO fear this
ability of American Graf TO locate
them at distance md maneuVer 10
ohring the submerged vessel within
range OF depth bomb. With a des-
troycr in the vicinity, the underwater
craft moves carefully Tar below tuH
surface, depending on mechanical
ears which bring To her tho propeller
heats of the surface vessel Nhen a
destroyer stops 20 listen unAam.
pcred by the best " her own tnsincs
the lurking foe also stops To lie ~
ient below until the destroyer moves
on again.
slipped Under Scr,,cn.
Such details as nave come from Eu-
rope indicate that the Tusrania was
torpedoed by Jingle submarine
which slipped under h ndyanoc
screen OF dcstroyers leading the con
Noy fleet There is no evidence OF an
HttaCk In force ana he U-boat prub-
ably got into the oath OF tho liner
largely hy-chancc
Sometimes ms many as forty yes
sells make up a conveyed fleet
" ~ AFitlI uncut NtlltlAlN WuNiN say
nothing today As TO the intended desti-
nation OF the rusclnia II was admit
ted that American troops had been
sent forward 10y British trans Atlantic
liners ou several occasions There are
reports that the great White star liner
Olympic, largest of the British NOR
chant fleet and second only to the
new American Levnthaa. formerly
he German Na'erland. has been thus
employed
There is no indication In the luss
OF the Tusraniu that a concentration
uf submarines against American troop
ship lines has been made. ON the con-
trRp the efforts Of the German high
command still appear to S-~71irected
rpiWtrii" against the c8rgo craft
bound for Nritish ports
\ilolt Two Hours.
49, the roll Of missing from the
Tuscania decreased today expressions
ut lmuzcW,pt were heard frequently
that a crowded transport could be tor
pedoed with paratively small loss
~ lit' rnc nelrness Of rescue craft,
the fact that the vessel was aflOat for
1vo hour. after torpedo had ex-
ploded In her boilerrooms and pos
Nbly the proximity OF the British
coast lH we're factors in reducing the
loss r
Army officers say 4 must he re-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
BANKER LEWIS FOUND GUILTY
aged tinnncicr Convicted of Misnp-
pruprintlng 1Jowctn Bank Funds.

MUSkOGEE. Okla. Feb t.
George Lewis formerly a banker of
Cowcts. was found guilty by a Jury In
the federal court Of misappropriation
Of funds OF nH Tonal bank OF which
he Wasssncsideut Hts son. Ed Lewis,
rrAhicr OF the bank. plcnr-'d guilty TO
u like charge AT the April term Of
court In Tulsa two years ago and ia
now serving Ne-year sentence.
Georsc Lewis n Gb years Old lie
and His son were arrested about four
years ago In Seattle as they were
nhout to take boat for Alaska Thcy
had used the banks money speculat-
iug In oil property near CoWcta and
hops in Oregon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Woody Russell Wanted for Staying
Patrolman Allison and for Robbery

the car and ordered their victims to
get out and walk 10 Tulsa
-Four rnndils In Raid
There were four bandits an of
whom were masked. ana thr} COM
PEELED their sS victims tu Walk In
front OF them thl after the, passed
tho first street light OF Tulsa Turn.
ing their prisoners around they point.
ed out the ligh' and then ordered
them 10 run "a race to Bnr who could
reach II FIRST Win that they nfcd "A
couple OF times IN the air When the
men looked about they discovered thnt
the robbers had disappeared Thcy
came 90 the police station and gave
an account Of their trip
They gave th'iT names ua s. IT..
StIzzh. ! 10 Fast indiana. - \ forcL
325 West Golden, j Is Putnam 100
South Detroit. e. t. Lloyd. who re-
sides two miles north OF Tulsa. Dryal
lihmbo. 6jt North Cheyenne, aud -
a Ford. Boulder ana Fhrview
No great haul WIS made by the
bandits approximately $40 I'm money
two watches ana some articles of
clothing were taken. 81. = Harlow. a
taxi driver, Wah also hlludfpldcd and
bound tie wax driving I taxi. which
Wns rommandcrrcd hy the bandits
Attorney llprar" Speed wuH hold up at
Sixth and th,l ruur and uthrrH were
also robbed ON the street b' the same
gang 10 rs thut
ON MoudteF nlsht r gurE of thrrc
bandits seized an auto iu thc same
manner ana robbed tyo ur sis men.
including three Who were ucd ana
thrown In the bu,k uf the car. ic-
purdtng 10 the story told the police
The victims OF tho latest cacapadc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Old raiders
dope"

CNNIrNICN nIADQr NHTiRS--
rliO\It -- il'liu. 1iIiN II OLD
IRNDiHi WELL OID TRADER.
nm INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
ltI.rONIID that THEY found YOU
are not BItO NtNDtD enough ~
hS mayor of Tulsa They say tllnt
,ou would not go into nnN GENTLE
Mn AIiEI MiNTS thnt yOu N
Ni~I thht every PUBLIC TRANS
ACTION must he made u matter of
NtI OND aud the IlDDkS he kept
OpItN for ~ IIN HODN 10 SIi1, and
i;lBI snls SItH u RULE would
UPSET. our ONGNNiINTION and
would take the pip ant OF man, of
oar POLITICIANS, for hc says that
tlitn 10 IiLi an OItIcE would bc n
njTN and NOT FEAST at IA rIE
COUNTER!
Now, Old TRADER, why do yuu
otter YOUR FIRST years SALARY for
the MEDICAL TREATMENT and
CURE OF DRUMS SISTER. for the
elMIIE REASON that DRt NkIN-
MSS H. DISEASE that can he
EASILY CURED and II left MDNi.
tu WtN its COT RISE CAUSES MORE
III MiLiATlON, SUFFERING aud
DEATH than any other disease ui the
human rice. our PREACHERS do
not INDEitNT tNDs Ditt tNkiNNESS
a. he IA DISEASE ihat is tuRtBLE
b, MEDICAL TREATMENT, there
tore when they fhii. with their
PRAYERS they RECOMMEND that
thc room VICTIM be >cnt Ia JAIL.
iiut II these PREACHERS fan 10 cure
Thy rRANERl room patient with
TUBERCULOSIS they RECOMMEND
~ ndlng him tO n good SANIrAiul'h
al.
are at lcnst FIVE timC~ ~ many pco-
pie die each year from drunk kcnncas
thnn wltu- dic from TtREitCuIOSIS
The ST0Hk abronght ycmc aiiltiST-
MAS BABIES and LEFT In some OF
OID TRADERS BABY colonies aud
THEIR MAMMALS nrc bringing them
io OLD TRADER and telling OLD
TRADER hnt II WINS not THEIR
FAULT that the STOlik came around
before New Years day and E,cy TOO
DEMAND FIVE dollfr BABY
LIBERTY BOND for THtgit RABIES
OLD TRADER KISSES A,c BABIES
and ORDERS the BONDS aud SAYS
there ~ NO LIMIT To the NUMBER
ui BONDS for hc SAYS EACH BABy
norm In OUR PARK VIEW, our
ROSE IIILL RANCH. our GARDEN
CITY DEAL and our MARYLAND
"NtDENS during the year 1918 shah
nave u FIVE dollar BABN LIBt.ItrY
bOND. ONLY ONE REQUIREMENT,
you must bring the BABIES In to
OLD TRADERS OFFICE and let
him KISS them for GOOD LUCK. If
Nou want u good cheap home out on
the edge of Tulsa call for OLD
TRADER aud talk II over. Please
see our Shoes. OsCralis ati Dry
Goo,ls--Wc need the money and want
60 sell them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
RODE PRISONER INTO TOWN
Then officer Il Arrested for Disturb
Ing Peace of century.

MIAMI. okla, Feb o. Jack Love.
an officer OF this county. has Just
served two days In the city jail at
Century Tor disturbing the peace.
Sheriff Freeman. rad dvputizrd Love
TO capture = man found ON a freight
train Love chased the man three
mtlcs across the country into the town
OF Century. lie caught his man lust
before he reached the town. and
jumping on his hack, actually rode
him into town As Love Is little
man and his prisoner II y Moore.
is siX-footcr, Century officers would
not believe Lnves story and threw
both of them into !al o'h "a chatgr OF
disturbing the peace o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
PROPAGANDA BEING PLANNED.
ShipYard Workers WIN Bc Impressed
Miih ImnnrinnCc of DmtN

NEW YORK. Feb a. Shipyard
workers are To be impressed with the
Importance OF their lahors In the ma
tiun's war plans thru the organization
at sAipyards thruout the country OF
branches OF the National Security
league, in which they would he en-
rolled as members It was decided to-
day at meeting here
The workers viii be addressed by
prominent speakers and literature will
be distributed 10 them In which It will
be made clear how vital is the ship
building industry to the winning Of
tho war
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Too NInnN MMcs.

higamy and wife dcsertiop have been
made against otto Wilcutt, who mar.
ried girl named Hubottom In the
BubOuom community east OF here.
three years ago. and he has been
placed In the county jan At iari,tta
Wiloutt il said 10 have been In hiding
in the community FOR some time The
officers found hiD~Ht night NJ the
homo of.John Er-r- Ehey have eyi-
dence that he Hs wife, from whom,
he never was divorced, and a child,
in DueOnto Ala
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
FOOD HOARDER DISCOVERED
Cafe Proprietor Caught In Plot to Get
supplies.

HENRY Eta okla. Feb T.
County Foo Administrator !. j. Uud-
son mas uuparth,d the first attompt in
Okmulgce county to violate the rules
prohibiting tho hourd'ng of food The
proprietor OF cafe here, represent
ing hmsclf as retail grocer. secured
from wholesaler POO pounds OF
sugar and four b0-pound sacks of
ncur The supplies were ordered back
to the Wholesale house.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Carrlgan TO Manage Red Sov

Interesting news comes FROM Bos-
ton In regard to the signing of Bill
NRrrlgan as manager OF the Boston
Reo SoN for this season. II seems that
the Hub baseball writer's are sure that
tho Lewiston banker viii returu,.gas1,
the game as pilot Of Frazee's club
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

NORMAN, okla. Feb pr r. T.
House. professor Of German and
French in The university has left Zoe
Fort SIN auf Camp poniphau where
he viii become teacher OF French
In the service OF the government The
army authorities are badly TN need OF
French instructors and pr House was
seut In response TO q request from tho
commander Ut Fort sin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

Az Santel. veteran Rrappler. meets
Earl Caddock. claimant to the worlds
heavyweight wrestling title, in Omaha,
February 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

Carl sawyer. second basemau and
comediah' 81 the Minneapolis Millers
Last year, wants 10 pastime In the Pa
cific Coast league this year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08
Admitted right win officer,

Iilwoll further told the police that
I,usAoU admitted he had had hight
with pn officer. and added that he was
regarded na an outlaw and had peen
compelled to leave Joplin, Elwell
stated that he had known Russell as
he. Russell and the craft boys also
nll worked mt Cosdcns The police oh
tained good description OF Russell,
which they telephoned to other places.
Tho police were able to gain no fur
thcr Information OF the movements OF
the alleged murderer
The arrest Of the men, Russell ana
the two Crafts. WAS made To hold then
on investigation In connection with
series of holdups the night before.
six men were seized robbed, hitnb
folded bound aid thrown In the hnck
of an auto. which, 1t is said, the rob
hcrs had taken possession ot They
we're driven 10 Taneha. where the car
was stopped In the miro. Unable To
go any further. the bandits abandoned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-08

when other officers arrived Alli'pn
was found alone IN the car and was
ull conscious l1c said that the wagon
tongue of the bread wagon had sirutt
bfir In thcoside n WAS instead the
hulc wound Of which hc evidently
was not aware llc was taken at once
to the oklahoma hospital becoming
unconscious bcforg his arrival there.
tie never rrgumed consciousness aud
his death occurred about ; o'clock.
Russell walked across the bridge and
In the fog warned nll pedestrians TO
keep away tie waded back 10 the
other side thru the river and soon met
William Elwel
Elwrt later told the police that he
was on l-F-yay home fram work and
was nccustcd by RUSSELL who asked
him where he lived and when told
that his home was right az hand. asked
to go with him, saying that he had
been hurt After arriving at Elwell u
home Russell had his arm dressed
which was not seriously injured II"
changed hts dress and, according" to
Elwell. left the house and boarded nm
casthound freight train. He nai So an
money"